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The Morehead Independent “ONE (^ KENTUCKY^ GREATEE WeEKUDES ” MOREHEAD, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 20,1944 NUMBER SIXTEEN AAUW Monthly Lbcal Housmg Future Farmers Sbcv RitiMB For Biismegs Metinr ^Scholarships Announce New Sheriff Calter Servicemen on Farlovgh Mrs. Alta Parker To Be In One Poond Uniti fftrNavrFamaies Held Monday I^e Available Farm Contest Asked Td Enforce Serviesnen on furlough will get Recommended As • The regular monthly meettne of The Kentucky Association of the their sugar radons in units of one Urgently Needed a»e AADW was held Monday, Future Farmers of America, with By Senator Ba|l^ DogLawIhRowaii pound, rather than on the previous 17. 1944, in the Breckinridpe «ver 8A00 farm b»s as n^bert basis of one-fourth pound for nine Acting Co. Judge ...... abort business In Kentneky, take Measure in an- Is eaten at hom^ the Lexlng- meeting was held. Be Awudcd 1b Uilirimnnl Docs Fisca] Court Aalts WiDw IMserrlar Stodcato From nounring the following contest, wm Be Pot To Death District OPA OfRce has an- Miss Inez Humptacy, president, said Dr. B. H. Woods, Director of nounced. , To Ajpfloiat Widow Of S2?^iXS^“ uiounced that, the tea ter senior Lewfi, Grccnitp, EBioU Vocational Agriculture. The OPA said the reason or the County JadeeDan Psrfc«r girls would be held Sriurday. aieriff BUI Carter has requested ; Murted aikvs attfodinc the State Senator S. M. Bag^. of This contest is being offered to change is that servicemen are April 29. at the home of Mrs. G. encourage better bog pr« that the Morehead Indepee XenhMd Navfti; Timiainc School Grayson, is a^in making si^lar- Ms columns to warn dog < finding it difficlut to buy sugar in The Rowan Fiscal Court, meet B. Pennebaker. and marketing practices among ing in qaecial scssim Monday iae* as acute problem is ftndlBS ihlp funds riigible to studente en- ers that lately the problem of stray smaller amounts one pound. Mrs. Owland _ __ Kentucl^ Future Fanners. The mocning, recommended to Gover boittihc for their famlUei. aceoid* taring Morehead Sute Teachers dogs has become a hazard tc In addition the handling of cer ’ K to Mr*. J.I Sears. Roebuck FoundaUon, Chi nor Simeon. Willis teat Mrs. Alta the Book club would mekt Thurs ten hi^schools in Lewis, Green beolth of the community and the tificates for quarter pounds of e local U50. day evening. April 27th, in Ori cago, Illinois, is providing 8300.00 Parker, widow of the Ute Judge up, and Eliiott counties. The funds safety of its citizens, and ths sugar creates needless bookkeep in awards to Future Farmers who Dan Parker, be appointed to aerve ‘Tbcae bon loww ther mar surgical dressing rooms of the siifl lamountto 8I2S.OO for each scholar been raqnesteff by county and ing and banking problems. In the Cross in the Sdenee building. Hiss have attained the as his sicceasor as County Judge ^ae*v cone back," mid Mn. FaUs. ship. The scholarship for EUiott officials to enforce the slate future, a sefWqeman on furlough Thelma Svans will review achievement with their supervised of Rowan County until a judge aren’t morbid about it. but county was not claimed last year. requiring that stray, unli will .gtt'w p^d of sugar ter UtUe Time," by Bfarquand. farming work in hogs. Can be elected at the nextgneral battiad their oonveoBdion ii al> Fw the past three years Senator censed dogs be put to death. each 36 meals/or less he eats at Hogs are one of the forenost election this fall V^fiU out the un emv that Uc Hnapnkm IF Mr. Nolan Fowler of the History Begby has granted sch Dog owners will be regarded as brine aaifiMd to Morehead they •partment of Morehead Stete sources of income to Kentucky expired term. Morebeed to two gra having been duly notified by t aaa a chance to have their wives Teachers college, was farmers. In 1939, Kentucky fann Also at the meeting, the Court niors from Pritchard high school ers received over 815,000,000 from published warning that all i and babies near them for He gave a very interesting Ulk on lAiopted. the following resohititti the sale of bogs, which was 12.4 licensed dogs, wandering off the YouthsNeeded r honoring JudgeParker. BMC* BHBths before they leave lor “Women of Europe" in which he premises of the owner .between told a greatdeal about the popula percent of the total cash sales from the battle fronts. When livinc similarly to the Pritchard scho^- sunset and sunrise. wiU be killed -WHEREAS, tee Honorable Dan tion of the European countries and Kentucky farms. Cash sales from guartui cannot be found. it is by the sheriff or one of hisdeputii During Summer Parker’s death occuied on the 13th of the political, sociaL and legal the basis for selection tor the day of April. 1944, and status of women in each country The state law provides that "Any unUcensed dog found ~ For Farm Work "WHEREAS, he was a lifie-kxig t dutiak 0» USD tries to fur* The women of Rustie seem to be been outlined as foDows: dtizu of Rowan County, Kentu ! oevly on en>9qual with Urn owners premises between sunset a for sail* “The student must have main- Deferments For cky, and had been pranUnent in oes' famOlet. The dsnand Mr ex* men. Probrisly because they have and sunrise may be killed by the Victory Ffirm VoiaBteers Uioed a record of hi^ scholai Farm Workers To sheriff or any one person." eaadi the airipiy. and there is al- been equally active in recent years OTEUiized To Assut ■mw a waitfaM list Hours in developing their country by sKbuld be rated as Be Curtailed Tte sheriff explained that bere- bustoea man of this county and a hard work. in Food Prodaction Mapbonrisf sad toorinx the corn. Sv*. of the hi^ school graduating tofora . be has been very lenient former Sheriff of Rowan County. hUpitnOy fail to locate class in scholsrthlp. Selectice Service Director Lewis with dog owners and that be has The farmer has one of the na -Td B. Hershey told farmers this week been reluctant about kiUing any *Tbe recipient of the Bagby tion’s most important jobs.' Uncle “WHEREAS, at the time of his “People who wfll apmparts of their "first duty”is to make avail of the animals, but that the prob- Christian Church Sdtolarship must have developed Sam has called on him to raise death he was the regularly elect flair homes, evdn at a real sacri- able for Army or Navy service lon has become so acute that food for our fightingmen. our a fine Christian character one who ed and acting Ck)unty Judge of flee of coBvenleRcc. will be show- Is dependable, steadfast, generous every possible draft.deferTed man hereafter he. wUl be forced to workers, and our allies. His sons heir pstriotisn) in a State Conyention under 26. \ abide by the duty of his office Rowan County, and in all the and considerate of the rights of hired men may be in the phases of his life, both as a citi * Mrs. Fans said, Deferments in agriculture cover without respect or favor to any other people. Armed Forces or working in War zen and a civic worker and officer or two. with light houi . . 350.000 to 4M.000 phyacaUy fit owner. “The recipient Of the Bagby planU. More food than ever must he was energetic, honest, upright privileges, may make the differ- Meets In Frankfort youths, the nition’s "largest group Scholarship should need financial be produced with fewer people to and held the respect and confi oee briaeen happiness and des help in order to undertake and of this type so urgently needed by t. Everybody who can must pair for a Biior and hit family. Meetiajf To Be Resaned dence of aU the citizens of Rowan complete his college edueatim. the Army and the Navy.” Hershey help. County, Places where children wiU be ad- May 1-3 After Bemir “The county superintendents of said in a radio address. ; a Victory Farm Volun Here’s Where “THEREFORE, be it resolved mittad are esprcially needed. " CaaeeUed Past Two Years Lewis, Greenup, and EBiott coun He declared farm deferments tlcgive ettiscss who can make room to ties Shan r. nd a lUt of three should not be continued except that the Fiscal Court of Rowan : for ^ County, as a mark of the respect *cItB me or more of these visit- The CKstian Chundies of Ken or four meritorious students, each when the young farmers Thej^ Are this summer. The volunteers a tucky dp convene for the 110th of whom meets the requirements ■•Bt^ri requiremenls" of the Tyd- and as an expression of the great rps.. T confidence of his ability to the Sute Cmvention in the First set forth, and the president and ings Amendment to the Selective a milUon manner he was conducting bia SO. or at her Christian Church of Frankfort, dean of Morehead coUege will se- Sgrvice Act pmviding for the oc Ivo Johnson,18, budmd of Mrs. boys and girls will be needed. All office and as an expressioaof our Kentucky. May 1. 2. 3. 1944. This leet one student tram each of the cupational deferment of men es Freda Jefimsen, RurM Route schools may organizea VFV group. gratitude to him tor the aevices ention has been postponed for three counties team the Qsts sub sential to team production. - riiead, is recrivtag his initial The County Agricultural Agent tbedmt two years In order to c mitted.’ “Their iiLLiMity to the piudue- and tea kindnesrai ha has resdar. al IndoctrinatieB. at the U. S. and the BTCrgency Fann Labor ed and a tten of teoir onst -be wefiffted Iteval Stetfen. Great Amlateiit wiQ be to aargeofre- our raspect for him as a eitteea ------^------.. — .._p effort. ■rflilp. Mordmad eoDefe <«ers to atedoft the BMd of men of tbrir cruitiDg and plaetog the Victory Batniiiingit It has been noted, however, that furnish some opportunity for the age and phyricU qualificati Farai Volunteers. «sd an cgficer. we direct that, tea other rcliglotis bodim have selected students to earn additien- reinforce yoor sons and Boys and, girls can apply at the foregoing resolution be qnesd at Unued to bold conventions Bl money while in coDcge, if such brothers who have marched drill, and goteral naval procedure. county agent's office-far VFV work. large Upon tee Order Book of tea A Glancdh have had unprecedented Interesl financial h^p is needed. against ttm eneny,” the draft During this period a serie of apti Any able-bodied boy or girl who Fiscal Court of Rowan County and director said. tude tests will be takep by Oie is 14 years of age or older that a copy of these lesoluUoiu bf "The essentiality of the food recruit to determine whether he willing to help with farm work sent to his widow. Mrs. Alta Par Tiassmsi Paa* building of morale of pet^Ie In WPB Reports which they grow must be consider will be assigned to a Naval Swvice join. The greatest demand will ker, and that a copy of teem be both state and nation. Accordingly ed in flie B^t of the fact that School or to immediate active be tor boys who are 16 and 17 publiahed to the papers of Bowan . Baa-atampe Ag.B8.C8. D8. EB. County. the Disciples of Christ have plan, young atm Tor the services are yean old and girls who are 15 ed a program which we think is Critical Shortage lecessary than ffie pro years old or older. E. A3IBURGEY tal tq the chu duction of most of the weapons Private First Class Ervin , Thera are three types of place- CLAUDE EVANS ar-tom world. with which the war is Iflsght... Wato, son of Mrs. Bertha Thomp- lent .jl) living with the farmer's WM. ESTEP The three day session wm begin Of WastePaper "Our farmere of this nation wUl son of Route 2, Morehead, is a unily doing general work, such as HENRY COX Chama. flattar. Fata Magistrates of Rowan County." > Monday night. May 1. at 7iS0.' do their part. Their first duty is U ■ of a Fi^ifth Army Anti- harvesting and thrashing grain, Bed etampa A8. B8. CB. D8. E8. The Reverend Rhodes Thompson. Sfilvace Efforts Must Be make available ev^ry pcaaible ! aircraft unit on the ,Allied Anzio making hay and caring for live fl. GK, JB.K8. LS, and MB in Book I Pastor of the First Christian pQslicd to The Limit man team the 350,000 to 400,000 beachhead in Italy which has been stock. Young people volunteering Fav are gDod for 10 indefl' Church of Paris, Kentucky, u the undo- 36. Every man wigaged in highly praised for shooting down for this type of work will be ex riWy. fltampa N8. PS. and Q8 will To Believe the Situation President of the Convention and farming who is found physically ISO enemy aircraft with an addi pected to sign up for 2 to be valid ApeUBS for an Indefinite Will bring the opening message at The War Production Board re unfit 9EU- military service should tional 99 listed as probably de^ (2) living at home, being paried. 5 trarL 8:15 p. m. ports fhat-a crttlcBl situation exists strayed. ported daily'to and from theie farm, Point values of shortening and The theme of the Convention U In the Waste Paper Salvage. In for special jobs. Young pfoi^lepdoi triad oodcing oOa have been re "Cod Our Help” and around this rebniary. the coQeetion was 545,. duced to aero for an Indefinite pe working on this basis will sign tip theme all the devotional 000 tons, which was 122.000 tons for various lengths of time; (fi) lted. the Imanrion District OSlce phase of the church work and below ibe amount needed. How- living in a supervised camp, help 41 Oie THE MOREHEAD (KY.) INDEPENDENT result in 30 minutes, easily; if not, 1399-Cook. Mrs. James...... THE MOREHEAD INDEPENDENT try again. Arsenleals, Inward 1601—Crose. Arthur...... (Official Orfmn »r 1 owan Comtty) poisons, are of no avail against NOTICE OF DELINQUENT 1943 plant lice, as they do not eat foli 1607-CampbeU. P. A...... each Thursday morning at Morehead. Kentucky age. but merely puncture TAXPAYERS 161(V-Cooper. Charles...... =1 and suck their sap. 1627— DAart Charles______Entered as secwd class mail matter February 27, 193d, at die postoftice Speaking of dusters and spray 1630-Day, J. P...... :S at Morehead,VKentuclcy. under Act of Congress of March 3, 1*79. ers, thege are being made again, The foUowiBf 1943 tax bUla opoB which tfacfc is real I638— Ellington, F. E...... and gardners who have esUte will be offered for sale at the Coartboose door at More- 1664—Evans. Curtis ...... •.••its WILLIAM J. SAMPLE . . Editor and Publisher struggling with brok head. Kentucky, Monday* May 1, 1944, at 10:00 o'clock aja. 1869—Eversole. John (Deceased ... or with makeshifts may see to HARVEY S. TACKETT ...... Associate Editor 1870 —Flannery, Deward...... their needs now. W. H. CARTES, 1873-^TanDery, Debaer...... Another insect soon to come is SIIBSCRIPTIOS RATES: Tax Collector the green worm on cabbage, 1894—Plddi. John...... One Year in Kentucky ...... local product, it hatches from c MOREHEAD DISTRICT NO. I 1719-Gibhs. W. M...... SixMonths In Kentucky...... laid by the "butterflies" that will 1725-Howard, Henderson...... Tax BiO N*. AML ef TaxDM On^Year Out of Sute...... presently be seen bobbing about 1729—Hall, John ...... 9—Adkins, 3i in the gardsi. Because it eats *4.40 1731 —Hall, Frank...... Ail SubscripUons MUST be Paid in IS—Alfrey, Jane EE-ii leaves, it can be poisoned. Arsen .. Z3» 1748 —Hunter, Jeff...... 47 —Baldridge, Elbert M...... ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN UPON APPUCATION ate of lead and lime. 1 part to 3. .. 6.00 1747 —Hunter, Laura...... be used as a dust, *0 —Baldridge. Ben (Deceased) .. 1J6 1749—Hicks. AUie ...... spray, arsenate of lead, 2 table, 61—Baldridge. Buck...... 4.64 1752— Hargis. Robert...... spoons in 1 gallon of water. Ar- 7S —Berber. Jesse ...... 44.00 1761— Hilgard. HatUda (Deceased) . 9*—Black, Grace ...... 3.00 1769—Hamilton. UUian ...... ng, S. S, . after which only rotenone, as this . 16,50 i79I—Johnson,J.W...... 135—Brown, Llge and Grover...... not poisonous to humans in .. 1.50 1815 —Kissick. Harlan...... KEJ a ceiling price and 2253—Buck. Mrs. Willie...... 840-Jones. Garde...... 4.26 "Each indivi 1 making a sale 2284— CUrk, David ...... 878 —Kidd. Elizabeth...... '...... 4.50 of a used gas range should consult 2290-Click. George ...... 885 —Kiser, Chester...... ’...... llJO the Price Clerk of the local War 2300—(nmtstian. Helton ...... Price and Rationing Board and es . 12J0 HeUo Folks! 2305—Conn. BUI ...... tablish the ceiling price before the 950— Lemasters, Henry...... 5.78 2317 —Conley. Josh ...... sale is made.” Mr. Yeary said. 951—Lee. Forest ...... 11.00 2334—Cox. Everett...... FLEMINGSBURG HATCHERY 955—Mabry. OUie...... 5.76 ,EEE”EP This paper crisis is YOUR crisis. 2335—Cox, Luther...... : I 962—Mays. Jesse T...... 26J0 SPEAKING— 2371 —Dehart Levi...... 967—Martin. L F. (Deceased) ...... 3.00 2400—Fraley, Charles...... 979—Markwell. Burley ...... 6J0 Inviting you to visit us at our new location at 2401—Fraley. T. F...... 990—Moore. Earl ...... 7.28 254 E. Water St. It has been a privilege and a 2403-^raIey. Boone ...... 1003—Mynbeir^knory P...... SJ)0 pleasure to serve you. 2408 —Fraley, Mastoa ...... 1009—Mynheir^omer...... 6.50 ATHLETE’S FOOT 2415—Fultz, VesU ...... Phone, Write or CaU 168 1019—Moreland. Nellie...... IJO; 1039—Midland Baking Company ... 2436—Ferguson. Roscoe ...... I MADE THIS TEST 81.45 1097—NickeU. Mary...... 2441-Frazier. Earl ...... :At. UOO—Nipp. G, W, ...... *•» j 2444—Eldridge. George ...... I FLEMINGSBURG HATCHERY n j I learned the germ Imbeds it- 2452—Glover, Enie-(Btilance) ... 1115—Parker. Amanda ...... 5.26 1 I “ThiThe Pioneer Hatchery of Fleming County" M1 self deeply. Requires a penetra- 2462—Halt Squire ...I...... III ting fungicide. Many liniments 1119—Price. One ...... 9.50 . 5.76 i 2485 —Halt Mary . ../...... not strong enough. I gdt a c 1134—Perry, LesUe ...... 6.50 ... 3.76 2503—Hinton, Elmef i...... ounce test bottle Te-ol solntlon. 1140—Perry. J, H...... 7.50 .. 9.00 2505—Hinton. E. 2. THE MOREHEAD (KY.) INDEPENDENT (CMttned Fr«^ Ps^e Tw») of water and stir vigorously. While laid out contour lines and wiZr stirring add the bluestone solution 3930-Burtoa. WyUe This Week On slowly; (5) add enough water to contour. Contour means level. 29Sl^Burton. Ora make 50 gallcma; (6) stir the mix These men will plant their eiopw 39S»-^rown, Nick ture each time the sprinkling on the level around the hill ■ The Home Front is aUed; 7) apply with a sprinkling Contour cultivation helps pre can at the rate of 1 quart per square vent soU leases, helps hold yard. Fifty gallons will treat a ture for the crop, and increases bed 200 feet long and 9 feet wide. yields about 10%. according tm 3003—Curtis. Zack Fann workers who plan to work industry should contact University of Kentucky soil spe 30S3—Dsuchten of America United SUtes Ei An extract essentia] to the tan cialist Additional labor awtf 3004 Dowdy, Mn. Marion representative at the Court Rouse ning of good shoe leather is taken equipment are not necessary to 3003-Conn. Robert (Esute) at Morritead on the second and from dead chestnut wood. This farm on .the contour..' 3100-^Uter, Mary fourth Thursday afternoons. Farm same chestnut wood from which According to a recent releas» 3ttl—Cftfory. Chari longer need a state- has been leached is from tbe AAA, any farmer pUng- 3133— Goodwin, Tom manufactured into paper board ing row crops on the contour arilfe 3134- Gearfaart, Sarah which is used for shipping_____receive 3110 per acre over andl 314» The chestnut is prepared for sale above his regular s«oil building ing releases. Workers who do in about the same way that pulp payment for planting 'on the M^8™w,..K.W,toS...... E.SM.H—.unn - . 7.50 3766 — Vansanl. V. V. . . 3.60 3767 — Vandall. T. R. .. .. 3.60 3771 —Watson. John, ...... ITS AN AWFUL JOB . 14.70 3776 — White. E. B...... 3777— Wooten. Austin . . . 4.50 TO REMOVE . . IJO 3778 — Wri^t. J. V. ... 3779 — Wright. B. M. ... . 3.64 3780 — Williams, O. T. .. . 18.00 SLATE AND CLINKERS talner thorough!^ mix ? pounds of . 3J26 commercial hydrated lime in 3 . 3JW These tsx bills (tax claims) are subject to the addition gallans of strained water (3) in ' I^ASIqnorFiiniMi OqA CoUHoridiv . 1.80 of a 6^ penalty, the coot of advertiiing. 11.00 sheriffs fee. separate . 100 and a destraining fee of 6% of the tax and.. .penalty, penalty. wooden bucket or crock dissolve Bat Why Do This? . tJO The porchaaer of a delinquent tax bill will be issued a'^ ‘T"?.”' bluqum . 9M certificate of delinquency which becomes e lien upon the real:^ inis7h!^mi BUY ECONOMY COAL ^^=:e . 1.50 eaUte described on the face of the tax bill. This cS^ficate of cy is subject to 12% interest per annum from the And Avoid This TrooMc and Expense 3831 —Day. '^iyinnan . .. 7 JO f issuance. LET HELM HELP INCREASE . 30.00 W. H. CARTER. 3838 —Driiart. Mary...... YOUR POULTRY PROFITS - PRODUCED BY .. 6.00 Tax Collector 3830 — Duncan, H. (Deceased) . .. BJO Americas heaviest laying strains 3831 — Dye. Thomas...... —Officially pxiUonim tested — 3533—Deglo. Agnes ...... WILLARD COAL COMPANY 20 years Contcri winneri - (Jffl. 383 4 Deboard. S. W...... 3838 —Edminston. Phoebe .... cial worlds records - Govern J. L. B(X:0E^. Ownex 3838 —ElUa. Alex ...... ment Approved - Hatching year 3843 —Byers. Douglas H...... ‘Ipk?around. HELM’S HATCHERY, WIU.ARD. (Carter Oonty) KENTUCKY 3544—EUington. Mrs L. A. ... USE;666 P.ADUCAH, KENTUCKY 3547 —Fannin. J. B...... M6 TA&LH5. SALVE. NOSE DROPS 354^Ferguson. Florenee .... 3853 —Foster. Fannie...... I 3554 Fraley. J. E...... 3555—Fryman. John ...... 3557 —Gullett, Orpha ...... TIME SCHEDULE 35^8 Gulley. R...... •5.64 WANTED 3g3 Guthrie. Cora V...... 436.83 3SS4-Glaub. George J...... Laborers and men with mechanical background. Central War Time 35*T —Gorton. Dudley...... ;rxE:: .. 518 For peace-time industry presently engaged in war ' 3888 —Gearhart, John M...... 518 work. Plant located near Ashland. Kentucky. Ex J. C. WELLS BUS LINES t. James K. . .. 410 ceptionally good opportunity for those who can 3571 —Green. W. C. and Jriumie . .. 110 qualify. Applicants must comply with War Man MAYSVILLE TO CAMPTON 3575-^am, J. R. (Deceased) ___ . 22.50 power Commission regulations. Employer’s repre 3577 — Hall, Virginia...... 110 sentative will interview applicants-at the Court 3578— HaU. Oemnia...... 310 House, Morehead. Kentucky, Thursday. April 27, FlenUngibur*. Marehexd. Baady.Boiik. Weft Liberty, Caanel City aad «—» Greea. Xy. 3580 —Hawkins. Ed M...... 5.84 from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 3583— Harper. L. J...... 2.64 ■3588 —Hansberger. J.S...... 516 READ DOWN 3584 — Haskins. Luther...... 3.60 BE.AD CP U. S. Employment Service LEAVE STATIONS 3585 — Howard. H. K...... 5.40 ARRIVE 3588 —HilUx. George...... 9.00 ^HLAND; KENTUCKY PJW. AJM. AM AJg. P-M PJM. 3587 —HaU. Z, T...... 516 9 . 20.16 3:90 9:35 /. MAYSVILLE. KY. . 110 9:50 LEWISBUKG 10:00 WEDONIA 3:35 10:10 FLEMINGSBURG 3:50 10:30 GODDARD ATTENTION . 4:00 10:40 PLUMMERS MILLS 4:10 10:53 HILD.4 — Automobile And Truck Owners — We service and repair all makes and models ef 5.-00 5:40 ELLIOTTVILLE Cars and Trucks. 5:10 5:50 DEW DROP 5:25 6:00 NEWFOCNDLA.ND 5:40 12:30 6:10 S.ANDY HOOK Experienced Mecham'cs 6:00 6:25 WRIGLEY WE ALSO SPECIAUZE IN LUBRICATION ’StumS: ...... S CA.VNfX CITY HAZEL GREEN “S'Ssr...... Coflege View Garage* i i AR. CAMPTON LV.' KM. A..M. ■ ; AM. AIL PIL KJr.EE::::;::::::::;:;;:::;:;;::::::;:::!: OLTOMOBILB DBALKB AKRIVE LEAVE Baond Trip Pare 180% Of One Way Fare ^3=s.„e:::::::e::::::e:::e::::::;: EAST MAIN STUBT AT BOULEVABD tacreued wtaen neccfsary to make meh fare end In * ’9" or “S" rf:.' ■ ' THE MOREHEAD (KY.) UTOEPENDENT of the winter quarter. Corporal House of RepresentaOves a reso-.munities that a Jackson attended the Morehead lution stating that the “willful de- cans to a shipping center w 1 do so. college in Ksituckj-. structlon of waste paper is R is our request that the salvage Corp. and Mr . Jackson are now patriotic act seriously interferini committees, the heads of CivU De at home at 940 Broadway. Long wiOi the war effort” and asklni fense, mayoR, city councils and Branch, N. J. Congress to recommend to th< county judges review the salvage aeveral states “an enactment of situation in their county and see if BIRTH AN! legislation which wiQ make It is not posrible to secure larger lawful the wilful destruction of resulU. \ Mrs. Amy B. Goodman, of Mays- Mr. and Mr . W. H. Rice and waste paper.’ ville. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. tons. Bill and Lucian, were guests War Bonds and Stamps aren’t a Wallace Fannin, this week. of Mr . Rice’s.mother. Mr . W. L. was caUed home on account of the 1® ounce, son on Monday, April 17, gift to the government They, are Heizer. last week-end. illness of his mother. Mr . Roscoe Owensboro. an investment that brings go^ re Mr . Jim Baer and daughter, Hutchinson. * * wives save and market their kit turns to the purchaser. Violet, of Ashland, were guests of Mr. and Mr . Kenton Penix, of chen greaae. Kentucky baa been Mrs. Ethri TolUvo- last week. Cary. Indiana, are making an Nvate Bill Joe Peed, of Charles- aHigned a grease quoU of 303.000 B visit in ConnersvUle, lad. tended visit in the home of Mr. pounds a month and at the present Card Of Thanks Mrs. Lindsay CaudiU is vwy iU and Mr . B. F. Penix. with his family in Morehead. 'Ho^ital Lexington. time, we are raising about 00% of Ifr. JamesClay is spending this week with a throat infection this quota. The quoU is based We Wish to express our sliuert appreciation to our many frlqndg cal days at Hot Springs, Arkansas. at her home on Second Street Mr . Charles .Millender President and Mr . W. H. die amount_of stock in the state daughter. Sandra Ann. of Cary, Vaughan attended the KEA in for tbeir Christian Church-- during the UliMSs and death of oar Mrs. E. D. Blair and sons, Don Mr . Ethel Tolliver visited her Indiana, were guests of Mrs. MU- Lexingtonfrom Wednesday to Fri a page 1) and Paul, were in Mt Sterling son, Guy, and Mr. and BCn, T. L Evans last week-end. day. Their sons. Bill and Bobby, our sutc quota high and tftdess beloved husband, Catber and br^ Saturday. tarda, of RuaaeU, on Tuesday. visited Mr. and Mr . Hodge Mor our tann homes .whieta have the iher, Dan Parker. It U expectedthat large delega President and Mr . W. H. ris, of Mt. Sterling. ^ the oon-’ We espeeioUp wish 4o tfaanlc the tions win cocne from cvgi'y comer Mrs, E. Hogge is spending two Mrs. Jimice CecU and dautftter,’ 'VttqBisn 'were |n Fallsbuig on tribute their par4 of Idtchsu Bev. Ramsh Johnson and the Iftv. Ray White for tbeir cons^ing aeedcs wUfa ber son, Walter Hogge. Joan, visited Ifr. and Mr . Jake Tuciday to attend the funeral of Euc.nl, N.v. «, .1.1,. graaae, it will be hard to raise the «C Lexington. Stamper, of OUve HUi, lost week his aunt, Mrs. Emma Norris. quota. 'Words; the Lane Funeral Horn end. zTtu and the pallbearen for tbeir kind The tin sltuatteo remains bad services; all the donoR of flowera Mrs. C. J. McGnider and son, Mr . N. C. Marsh and baby and will continue so through 1944 and the quartet that sang at tba Jot, spat the week-end in Knox Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Judd visited daughter. Mary Frances, returned N. C. and H Bmt.fflni to SnnU ! d.l«.l«n and 1949. We need all the tin cans vine, Tennessee. their son, IBuddy, who is in the home Sunday from the Good Sa Barbara, California. we can secure. In the month of HarinR at Quantico, Virginia, maritan Hospital Lexington. February. Kentucky shipped from MRS. DAN PARKER Mr. and Mrs. C. P. ^Hlaudill and last week-end. Mr . W. C. Lappin and Mrs. V.,' Yputte Needed-- various centeR 599,400 pounds of DAUGHTER, Mr . Alvin Caudill shopped in Mt. Mr. and Mr . Austin Riddle and H. Wolfford accompanied the foU, -fCont Vn cans. We hope tbst all c Brother and sisters - Sterling Tuesday. Dixon Shouse, an employee ot sons. Jerry and Larry, spent the lowing to a science meeting at' the C. & O. Railroad of Ashland, week-end with her mother, Mr . Transylvcnia College. Lexington.' doing the e kind and amount Mrs. John Murray, of Detroit, visited his mother, Mrs. D. Shouse. Pearl Murphy, of Mt. Sterling. on Saturday; Betty Jane Wolfford. I of work. Michigan, is visiting her mother, last week-end. Patsy Young. NeUe Fair and Carl Expenses will be p^9’'br’TKe Mrs. Ada Surratt. Mr . Lyda Messer CaudiU and Fair. voluntecR out of whM they eem, f\NTED WOMEN Machinist 1/c and Mrs. Marvin Army hostess Leola Caudill, of except when the farmer agrees to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hii\ton, of Skaggs, of Muncie, Indiana, were Fort Knox, attended the KEA in Gunner John Harvey Fitch, who pay transportation and furmsb. Plemingsburg, were guests of Mn. guests of Mr. and Mr . B. F. Penix Lexington Thursday and Friday. has been in the North African and room rnd board as part of thelfiy. Laboratory Analysts T. P. Blair Monday. last week-end. the guest of In camps, young people will usual- Mrs. J. H. McKinney wUl return Mr. and Mr . W. H. Rice on Mon •J CoHege graduates with chemistry. Peace-time in Mrs. J. A. Alien returned Sun- Mrs. Roy E. Comette and Miss today from Lexington, where she day and Tuesday. He left Tues rate for their living expenses at dustry now engagedin war work. Good startiiig 'day from several days’ visit with Mary Hogge went to r,exlngton attended the Methodist annual day for Florida after a month's the camp. relatives in Ashland. toda to attend the funeral of raice as delegate from her furlough with his family in Car- FarmcR who employ these vol- salary with scheduled increases. Plant located near Mrs. Vestis Halt untecR will not expect them to be Ashland, Kentucky. Applicants must comply with Mr . Joe Emmerine and Mrs. seasoned, skilled farm workcR War Manpower Commission regulations. &oploy- Mr . Wallace Fannin returned Mt.C. j. Carty, state attend Miss Dora Hutchinsoiv who is from the suit, "rbe Extension er's representative will interview applicanta at tto - in Huntington Saturday. home Monday from sev^ days’ officer, and Mr. Mitchell Davis, . . by the service I- Service will encourage fartneR to Court House. Morehead. Kentud^, Thursday, visit with ber husband at Camp assistant state attendance officer, raand at Dayton. Ohio, is visiUng start the volunteeR on the simpler April 27. from 2:00 pjn. to 5:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Creed Patrick, of Stewart, Georgia. were business visitoR in Morehead her mother. Mr . Roscoe Hutchin jobs first, until their muscles are Muncie. Indiana, ere visiting their Tuesday. son, who underwent an app hardened to do the more difficult Isunilies here this week. / V. Mr. and Mr . Frank Meadows tomy Thursday in St. Joseph’s tasks. ^ son. Billy, were guests of Mr. Mr. and Mr . C. C. Cose, of Farms will be selected according | U. S. Employment Service Miss Dorothy Gayheart. of Mun- and Mr ., Russell Meadows sev. Jackson, returned to their home standards set up by local farm ASHLAND, KENTUCKY cie, Indiana, is the guest of her era! days last week. Wednesday from several day^ acement committees, ^erally; aunt, Mrs. Ada Gayheart. Mr. B. F. Penix. who has been accordance with Guides to Sue- j Misses Marie and Katharine confined to the Good SamariUn iful Employment of Non-farm SturgiU and Mr . Harlan Bocook. HoQiiUl Lexington, for the past,Youth Wartime Agriculture, of Haldeman. spent the week-end Mr . T, W. Hinton and week, will remain there for several published by the Children's Bu- Portsmouth. Ohio. Tommy, of DByton. Ohio, spent days for observation and treat-, ■ ! UniInited States De pen- TRAIL Sunday with her parents, Mr. and ment. Mr. Penix was stricken with ment of Labor, Mr . Drew Evans. Tommy a severe case of pneumonia, but TODAY-- Saturday. April 22 ^ melned for on e.stended visit. his emdition is much better. His ^ughter. Mr . Robert Scott, of Double Feature and Serilr Mr . Legrande Jayne, Mr . Ma Tennessee, spent last We are of course thinking of tomorrow. To have a *Triarie Thunder” MILLS son H. Jayne, Mr . Wa^r Calvert week-end with him. work in farm homes or for cooking, home of tomorrow we must plan today. Did you and Miss Joyce Wolflord returned for other workeR. No boys or girls, THEATRE Monday from a visit with J. B. Private Jinuny Reynolds, who are needed at present, and there | know that *‘Boss of Rawhide” Calvert, of Birmin^tam. Alabama. is attending a radio school in litad- have been no prot-isions made for; -CAPTAIN AMDUCA” PHOI1R149 MORXHBAIkKX. ison, Wisconsin, is the guest this taking children. | aitenant Crosper Combs, of Minimum pay will be about; THIS BANK 8adsy-|ba«sy. Agell 2S-24 Friday-Saturday, AprO 2I.K Amarillo. Texas, visited Mrs. Paul 329.00 per week with room and; “Rationing^’ Combs and baby on Tuesday. Lt. uicuiwu Kuuui III v.uici»nau. auo j board, and tran^rtation will be i “Rookies in Burma” Combs was en-route to Lewisburiurg spent the week-end with his fam- I provided to the job. Men wiU be is in a position and wants to help you do just that. to spend several days with ily, and Lieutenant Paul J. Rey-;«*pected to be able to handle Lat^^w NewTand We want you to let us know your problems M(e are family. noldi repoireported hack to camp in or U-actORtrad and trucks, and SWIM CAFADBS “Arizona Whirlwind” be able to'do general farm work.; equipped in every way to fuDy meet you/banhpg -THE PHANTOM” Tampa. Florida, on Wednraday Mr . O. P. Carr was in West after several days furlough with WorkeR now employed in mines needs. We are ready and willing to supiriy ^pa forests will not be considered Son.. Mon.. ToeA, AprU 22-24-29 Liberty Tuesday to attend the his wife and parents. with available cash for that investment that^you “TheUninvited” funeral of. a relative. She was ac and cannot be accepted. Those interested in this work need. We will be glad to help you wth your iaveat- Say MEIIsnd-RBtb Hoaaer “The Sullivans” companied to Mt. Sterling by Mr . Mrs. S. L. AUen and Mr . John e .isked to make applicaUon now -SING HELEN SING” and James Clay and Sirs. Paul J. Rey- Allen entertained with a birthday ment of livestock and other farm needs. the county agent’s office In the -BAFPir BnTHDAZE” party on l#lday.April 14. at 7:30. Court House in Morehead by in the home of Mr . S. L. Allen in r April 27. IChnndiy-Friday. AprU tt-U Wednesday-Tlinrsday. AprU 2S-27 M . Ralph Head returned home honor of Mn. John Allen’s son. THE CITIZENS BANK “Stand By for Action” Sunday from Cooleemee. N. C.. Sonny, who celebrated his six “Whistler” where she spent a week with her teenth birthday. Guests for the Siehard Dix Robert Taylor husband. Baker 3/c, who wai evening were: Martha Lee Penne- “ARISTIC CAT’ and WPBReports-- -WHO'S HUGH” leave. Seaman Head has returned baker, Elaine Lyon, Barbara Sha- -MARINE BAND” ! “Grow With Ua’ to duty. Nannette Robinson. Cay Saturday. April 29 Bonks, Ann Nickerson. Betty Jane / MOREHEA^, KY. Friday-Saturday, AprU 2«-29 lieve the situation, has been de- Double Feature and Serial Private Alpha Hutchinson, of Wolfford. NeUe Fair. Merl Pair. cUning thus far. Partners of the Trail’ Janet Patrick. Don Battson. Mar- mgressman Calvin D. Johnson, “Voodoo Man” vip Mayhall. BiU. Badger Robert of Illinois, has introduced in the son. Jimmy Clayton. Grover Nick- “Suspected Persons” eU. Bill Lytton. Charles Thompson. “Santa Fe Trail” Abo Serial -THE PHANTOM” -CAPTAIN AMERICA’’ Ned Steiner, Carl Johnson, and Harold Holtzclaw. THE OLD JUDGE SAYS. A large white cake, decorated with sixteen flowers in various colors, on which were the words "Happy birthday. Sonny.” punch were served. Sonny received many nice gifts If- FOR SALE a CALIBRE RIFLE. Stevens NICELY - JACKSON magazine, bolt acUon repeater. Excellent rifles in barrel, open Miss Barbara Nicely, daughter of Mr. and Mr . W. A. Nicely, of Maywood, became the bride of half box of ,22 shells. Price Corporal George O. Jackson at 3 ^:00. Telephone 235, or write o'clock Saturday afternoon, April deified Dept.,j.wpi., Moreheadmoreneao In- chapel at Fort Monmouth, , Morehead. Ky. New Jersey. ‘The single-ring service was read FOB SALE by Chaplain James R. Smallwood 8 MM, HOME MOVIE OUTHT. before a background ot ivory ta- Univex Single-8 camera, Vzin.-f pers dnd woodwardia ferns with KCIAL BAMING S.6 Hex lens, takes 30 ft. single white carnahons on eithcAslde of eight film, with one Uke.up the high altar. The ooganist played spool and strap carrying case; idal music preceding the The Peoples Bank of Morehead is prepared to Univex P-8 projector with % in. ceremony and dunng the render complete service in connection with com -Hi-Lux f 1.65 lens and one pro of vows. mercial banking. The prosperity of any communi jection reel. Uses Univex Hi- The bride wore an afternoon ty depends upon its business leaders. It is our Intensity pre-focused lamp. dress of white crepe, fashioned privilege to serve many progressive business con Complete outfit with 30 feet of with a side drape and three-quar cerns, which, in turn, serve the local public and fresh film, $40.00. Telephone 235, ter length, sleeves. A white faille others. or write Classified Dept., More, Dutch boimet and white elbow- head Independent, Morehead, length gloves Kentucky. semble. She wore a jeweled necka, Businessmen find here the full understanding lace of her mother’s and a corsage and willing co-operation which make a good bank LOST of pink camelias. ing connection doubly helpful in these war-time I LADY'S HAR-VEL WRIST The matron of honor, the bride’s days. Particular attention is given to meeting Watch . Return to Mr . C. V. only attendant Mrs. Shirley Mey- "I waa just tellin’ my brother Fred this against ea^ other, arguing about an issue their needs. New commercial accounts are invited. Altrey and receive reward. erson, N®w Yory City, was ' nraroinc, Judgc...thcre’s never been a time like that We’ve got a he-man’s job on our oraLprinti in our lives when we gpt to live up to that haoda to Win Uus W3T and we can’t be LOST frock with black accessMies and a old mym' * United we stand,dividedwe hdl’ wasting our minds, our money and our A DARK BLUE FOUNTAIN PEN. corsage of gardenias. Corp. George more than we have to today-” strength fighting about something we BUY WAR BONDS HERE Parker 91, with sterling silver Meyerson was best man. ••How true that is. Herb. And tor the tried for nearly 14 years and found couldn’t cap. :Reward. Phone 81. Dr. «. Immediately following the cere work. mony the couple left for a abort life o{ me, I can’t figure outVhy, at a time C. MsMayban. like this, scene folks insist on raising a ques -1 say there’s a time and a place for honeymoon In New York Qty. For everjrihihg, and this is no rime or place to PEOPLES BANK OF MOREHEAD tnvtiittg the bride wore a gray tion like prohibition. I csi’t imagine any FOB RENT be doing any fighrin’ exceptthe kind that’s EIGHT7..S1X ACRE FARM, with diee- wool cardigan suit trimmed thing that would tickle our enemies more MOREHEAD. KENTUCKY* going to win the war." new 8-room house, to a man in amite. with a gray felt bat Her than to get US foOca over here taking sides with teams and tools. Good and bag were of black propositioa to right man. Con tact G. B. Peimelwker, Rusis 101. Morehead, Kentucky.