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Fulton, Ky. Thursday, August 15, 1968 Page 8 at Davy Crockett Hotel io Union Guests were greeted at the City. door by Mrs.'Maid& After the wedding, a reception Bridal Tea In this mod** Ito Isere Stewart-Everage Vows was held in the church social Mrs. Cud! 10111,NNW of ths room. Assisting Mrs. Clifford bride, Miss lob, the bairn, Joyner in serving were Mrs. Given For and Mrs. E. E. Powers el Hick- Repeated In Hickman Charles Griswold, aunt of the man, ma** of the mow. Jerry Graham, was secured to bride, Miss Marjorie Anna Gris- 44. , n Apnea of a cluster of butterflies accented wold, Mrs. Robert Lucy, Mrs. Miss Bolin political raallintss an impressive double-ring July are allowed to be with seed pearls. She carried a Jerry Graham, and, Mn. James prossit at ceremony performed by Father polling pieces * bouquet of white carnations out- Sanger, all cousins W the bride. L. M. McBride and Mn. Bob Groat attain. William Field, in Sacred Heart lined with pink rosebuds, sur- The bride tossed her bouquet Brown and their daelbeerei Catholic Church in Hickman, rounded by white lace and pink from the stair rail and it was Miss Brenda McBride and Miss Miss Anna Marie Stewart, streamers, tied in love knots. caught by Miss Priscilla Elam, Barbara Brown, were bestesies her to a tea given in bailor of Miss daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt Miss Priscilla Elam of Mem- maid of honor. FOR SALE: Rice Carbie Lou Bolin of Fulton, who Stewart of Hickman, became the phis, former co-worker and bags of pink satin tied with white ribbon, were given will be married. Sept. I, to bride of Cpl. Ronald E. Everage, roommate of the bride, served Selma Trafficanti of out by the bride's cousins, James Thomas Powers of Hick- son of Mrs. as maid of honor. Misses Mary Claxton, Ga., and Herman Ever- Charles Frederick and William man. Now picking! the Giant Christina and Jeanette Clare Guests called between the Halo Pick your age of Birmingham, Ala. Griswold, cousins of the bride, Edward Griswold. peaches. her For going away, the bride hours of 2 and 5 p.m. at the Given in marriage by also of Memphis, served as own at $3.00 per bushel. father, the bride was radiant in wore a lace over matching pink home of Mr. and Mrs. McBride bridesmaids. They each wore on Eddings St. Bring your own contain- an ankle-length gown of white identical pink summer satin with high rounded neckline and satin with long white Chantilly wrist-length region sleeves For the occasion the McBride er. Located seven mIkp sleeveless gowns with low cut, home was beautifully decorated from lace sleeves, which ended in lily rounded neckline with softly which she made for the occa- Fulton on the Ful. points at the wrist. It featured sion, and a corsage from her throughout with artangetnents of pleated skirt and matching self yellow daisies, ton-Union City Highway. a rounded classic neckline, wedding bouquet. surprise lain and detachable bow. They carried magnolias. Turn right at Drive-In trimmed with white lace flower During their honeymoon the matching nosegays of pink and Miss Bolin wore a powder blue medallions and matching lace couple will visit. with her par- Theatre. white carnations surrounded by frock trimmed in white with surrounding the before leaving for their medallions, white lace with pink and white ents white accessories Ind a corsage tapered to home in Beaufort, S. C., where Flipped:Peach Farm front hemline which ribbon streamers tied in love of yellow daisies, a gift from the detachable train flow- groom is stationed with the meet the knots. Their headpieces were of the hostesses. 885-2529 Station. Their Phone ing from the softly pleated waist- shoulder-length pink net, topped Marine Corps Air line, with self matching bow. It address will be P.O. Box ER, by matching soft pink crepe was designed and made by Mrs. Beaufort, S. C. 29002. roses. Thomas Sarrett. Her only jewel- Among the pre-nuptial parties Memphis ry was a single pearl pendant, Dwayne Shuppe of honoring the bride was a dinner the the gift from the groom. Her served as best man for in the cafeteria of the defense also of veil of illusion, the "something groom. Philip Griswold, depot given by her co-workers. 1141- 110 borrowed" from her cousin, Mrs. Memphis, cousin of the bride, _ MYST E Pt IOU'S *001,4110W Wu your Donor daughter hers In 11148 114? Cpl. and Mrs. Ronald R. Ever-age By night, when the mom la full, U so, do you know they are not now covered by the mist from Cumberland Falls and group hospitalisation 1211111/111101 John S. Bacon 11 of Hick- on white background. They knelt shows a mysterious moonbow, one your, pate A man served as ushers and On a black wrought iron pre-dieu of two such phenomena on earth. Mid from your Prudential Agent. Tommy 1ONIFO6 groomsmen. with white plush trim, for the There is nothing like k in the West- 472-2582. eint11) Mrs. Paul Stahr presented a wedding blessing. Each window ern world; for the other moonbow program of nuptial music, pre- and the organ was decorated is in Africa. ceding and during the wedding. with ivy and white stephanotis. The family pews were marked i celebt0 5 Miss Helen Griswold, cousin of with white satin bows. annlversa the bride, attired in a white lace The bride's mother was attired I§ gown of soft pink with matching at r in a blue lace A-line gown, with 3 3 headpiece, served as flower girl. R Fu matching blue hat and slippers LEONORA AMBERG BUSHART 3 She carried a white mesh basket Aug. and elbow-length gloves. Her 3 of pink and white carnations, shoulder corsage was of white MUSIC Aehie 3 from which she strewed the lessons IN YOUR HOME carnations with blue ribbon hivitil to 3 petals along the snow white aisle streamers matching her other Beginning'week of OCTOBER 6 of 2 Ind 3 carpet, preceding the bride to accessories. 3 the altar. LIMITED number of STUDENTS 3 The bride's paternal grand- house. The couple pledged their vows mother. Mrs. Lummie Stewart, ONE-HALF HOUR and ONE HOUR lessons The Sm before an altar banked with urns wore a dark blue and white for- 22, 1918, s 3 PIANO and ORGAN must be in GOOD Hi of green palms, two vases of al frock, with a shoulder cor- condition and WELL-TUNED Strati 3 Tenn4 Tho Begins with clothes from white gladioli and greenery, sage of white carnations with VOCAL COACHING late Mr. 3 flanked with two seven-tiered white ribbon and white gloves. wrought iron candelabra com- Mrs. Gary Haggett, tormer plemented 108 Wellington 'Streets Hickman, Ky. 3 with white stephanot- classmate of the bri p 42050 is and holding tall white tapers. KASNOW'S DEPT. STORE at the registhr. TELEPHONE itREA CODE 502 - 326-2396 SU! %"....1.,aiglirE STREET FULTON The altar rail was decorateo rehearsal 411111151111WIWAIMIRIMIrdarIPIFIFAVISOFJP with ivy and white stephanotis p. m. August

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the at Fulton, Ky. Thursday, August 15, 1962, Page 9 • WINO K To Bid For Food Output Gains r at the Carnival Workers matte. Campers Learn WASHINGTON—Food produc- of Rick- Entire TC RR tion In last year ed. NAgnVILLE The MS showed an over-all increase of note Central usuroed, which Clinton Skills, Crafts Jailed At 6 per cent from len, or about had offered to bay part of the Mutes twice the rate needed to match bankrupt Teneessee C•stral Three carnival workers were police, picked up on ent at Railway, now is proper's, to bid lodged in the Hickman County a warrant .1 by Percy At Dawson Spgs. population growth, according to Irked. for the entire TC use. jail today after being returned Headly. manager of the carnival the Alliance for Progress. Lades Burch, Memphis law- here from Ripley, Tenn., on a for which the men worke d. Two hundred campers attended Fur repreeenting the IC, said charge of grand larceny. Headly alleged the three men Junior Camp from Fulton, Hick- would be Tuesday the railroad Hickman County Sheriff Willis took $2.58 in silver from his man, Carlisle and McCracken Coun- E. reedy with written offers to be ties and the Broadway Gu Shop U.S. Dist. Jackson returned Carl Bowman, truck. Mammoth Cave Area presented Thursday to at Court Judge William lt, Miller. Jim Lacy and Jim Robertson to The sheriff said the men denied Dawson Springs, Kentucky. South Fulton 479-2134 The Louisville S Nashville Clinton about 2 p.m. He said the taking the money, but were Classes were conducted in Arch- Railroad has offered to hey the trio would remain in custody found to have $108 in silver in ery, Handicraft, Boating, Electrici- — NEW AND USED — Giant satire TC tine. bet the IC pre- until a preliminary hearing on their possession at the time of ty, Riflery, Swimming and Recrea- Shotguns, Rifles, Pistols viously had offered only to buy tion. A cook-out was a ▪ the charge of grand larceny their arrest. highlight All Named Brands it your Hopkinevilleftasinrille link the Monday at 2 p.m. The hearing Sheriff Jackson said Bowman feature of the camp. of the TC. Those from bushel. will be held before Hickman was 28 and a resident of Senath, attending Fulton "While our railroad would County We Repair ALL Models County Judge E. H. Padgett. Mo.; Robertson, also 28, listed were: prefer that the LAN or *Om* Patricia Hall, Luther L. Harris, of Pistols, Guns, Rifles other railroad operate the Nash. Sheriff Jackson said the men his home as Temple, Tex., while Male Joe Mac Brunswick, Lawrence villealarrimae 'ahem victim were a-rested Friday by Ripley Lacy, 23, said his home was Barnett, Glen Wiseman, Paul All kinds and sizes of shells 1. Ful- of the line, we will be react? Juno, Alaska. with &Boner for the entire line," Jones, Joseph Patton, William lee, *way. Used Televisions, all kinds Burch said. to figure strongly Is Miller's fi- Edward Charles Taylor, Gary Rick- From rivo-la The oder by the IC for the 2111 nal decision on the disposition 2 OUT OF 4 ett, John Ward. 135.15 mile full length of the Tennessee of the bankrupt freight carrier. Bobby Bloodworth, Marisaa Whit- All kinds of fishing tackle Central reportedly would be Representatives of 20 unions South Fulton voters will elect the sey, Cathy Clifton, Kim Jackson, Pocket knives, scout knives, Tana about $1.1 million. It would top the with members employed by the City Commissioners in the city elec- Maria •Bitoks, Lucy Bondurant, wrist watches for ladies and LAN offer by • few thousand TC were scheduled to meet to. tion on Tuesday, September 3 from Charlene Cox, Regina Bowers, Deb- men, many other items toe so dollars. day to consider signing • coi. the four candidates announced, bie Sowell, Peggy Hawkins, Arlie numerous to mention. Howevir, other 11111)1)11, pars tract with the LAN covering 210 John Reeks, Clyde Stunson, Elmer Dick, Lazette of more than Patton, Felice Pat- WE SELL AND TRADE ticularly the fate employes for whom the LAN has Maxtetieid and Dr. Dan Crocker. ton. 200 TC employes, are expected offered Jobs.

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fie Page 10 Fulton County News, Thursday, Aug. 15, 1968 Unhurt U.C. Leaders Favor Two New VISTA DEATHS Couple As Car Kills Single School System Volunters Need .: SF] Billy Graham Film Will Be A A oboe aiebsolloutosteopr.• boa Union City and Mon CcamtgT t Places To Stay '.: .. '31: Jens Dickerson Pony On 45-E This subject los bees diseessedby Batas City officials Informally ,...... Jones Dickerson, of South Fulton,. for some IOW natt:goadharleg Menders gpiclid session of the Obkm Two VISTA volunteers, w41* died last Wednesday, August 7, in Free Attraction At State Fairom County Court, the owe op slum Magistrate Clifford Joyner Rei A young Fulton housewife and the Fulton area for the sex( Hillview Hospital, following a long Jr. suggested # might be the answer for problems Luang both in her husband escaped injuries early systems, year, are having a problem filling last Friday morning when their car live. Arnie New to this year's Kentucky Both City Manager David Fria:ell and Union City Mayor James a suitable place to 'The 19 Funeral services were held Fri- struck a pony about two miles thee 4w,0 State Fair, August 15-34, will be a Hippy agreed today that, per- be offered. nary feel that am who can offer any help to acht day, August 9, in Good Springs south of Fulton on U. S. 43-E. L. blazing Technicolor motion picture, sonally, they felt the two systems Ileild•1111E program should be is urged to contact them trough itivreey 1 Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Joan R. Weaver of Fulton BiHy Graham's "Man In The Fifth should be combined. offered to students who desire to the 0E0 office in Clinton. with Rev. W. W. Kitterman end Route 3 was driving toward Martin Dimension." This will be a free at- "The main thing of importance enter rollers, white a second The two are: 'nve so Rev. 0. A. Gardner officiating. in a 1963 Mustang when the pony in traction on the independent mid- is the child, whether he lives program should Ite offered to ate- Margo Addison, whose Pine in held Burial, under the direction of Jack- ran onto the highway and was Hornbeak or on First Street. He dents way of the State Fair. This spec- who wish to eater some in Baton Rouge, and who-Will be Ptt Alen son Funeral Home at Dukedom, struck by the right front of the Is the one who is payingthe price trade following Lige gibed. A tacular motion picture was one of located in Fulton for the est leen nodes. was in the church cemetery. auto. The pony was killed and dam- and we need to think of him," trade =hoot, whisk otters tOn- the highlights of the New York setting up day care centestartrogr , a Teethe] Mr. Dickerson, 56, was born in age to the car was estimated at Mr. Frizzell said today. courses in auto nessimalesoltest I. tinuation of the head NM .W: 0:Lel Weakley County, the son of the fate World's Fair in 1804-1803 and was Mr. Frizsell said h• felt that metal, drafting, ellialas.hest- $3.50, according to a State Trooper Jim Setbacken, a natty ot Sacra- Albert and Myrtle Glover Dicker- seen by a million Fair visitors. all special school districts, such seas machines and Ike they ho investigated the accident. mento, Calif., who is aNittiag, is Iiirsz.Cec son. He vas a member of the This powerful movie was filmed as Union City, should be elimi- maintain, would prepares Mrs. Weaver was taking her hus- nated and that there should be • the erection of new homesnnd the lend I Good Springs Cumberland Presby- on many locations around the so they can(*directly inhe Nib band to Martin, where he was single county school system. repairing of older home. ! terian Church and of the South world. Such stirring scenes as the try upon completies Cd Mgt Than. scheduled to meet other members He said that separately, Both of these persons ar already Fulton Club. Until he be- famed ruins of Greece, Jerusalem, =hoof. nth Booster of his National Guard unit and de- neither Union City High School The two officials believe that in Fulton at work. Each 9ii14 like came ill he was employed by A. Calvary, Sea of Galilee, Mount of Peltbi; part that morning for two weeks nor Obion County Central can of- the only way this could be ac- to find either a small apans8Bior Huddleston'and Company in Ful- Ascension, California redwoods, PAN; M, active duty training at Ft. Stewart, fer a well-rounded program be- complished would be to com- a room in a private e . With tom and distant galaxies of outer space neither has a sufficient (IWO .Ft Ga. cause bine the systems. kitchen privileges. Surviving will carry the viewer to many number' of students to justify members' end Mrs. are his wife, Mrs. Passing friends got him there on "A school with 100 VISTA members (Vol for Grace worlds. the diversified curriculum which in its senior class cannot otter Weiser). Dickerson; one sister, Mrs. time. Service to America — 4domeatic Clifford Blauvelt; two step-broth- Walnut Street Baptist Church of Is demanded in this day and tbne. as many subjects en one with say DIMS:.(V REV. BILLY GRAHAM Peace Corps) are paid s1bnininsuns ers, Vonie Perry of a Dresden Louisville, Kentucky is making pos- n`l think a combined system 250 or 300evniors," Mayor Rimy Mriatimod would create a high school with salary of $90 a month I/ the Fed; Route, and Vasil Perry of Dukedom sible the daily showing of this A FAMILY AFFAIR said. a large enough student body to According to Mn. Prissell, eral government, and t y rteeive Route, and one step-sister, Mrs. world renowned motion picture. To days of Fair. des ('Porn Tcny Harpole was named fire make possible this diversified state law provides that In such no pay from those w they as- Della Bell pf serve as a theatre, they are pro- This is the first time in the his- Mri ;ad Redlands, Calif. chief of Clinton last week, succeed- curriculum," Mr. Frizzell said. a consolidation of systems, the sist. viding a giant sir-conditioned tent, tory of the Kentucky State Fair MIS. Jess, ing his father, Homer, who resign- Both Mr. Frizzed! and Mayor standard of the ktgliest system located on the midway. Free show for a Billy Graham movie to be in- Mr. and ed after holding the position for RIppy feel that many more tech- must be used as a minimum .71 ings of the film will be every hour, cluded in the list of the many hap- Cotton is one the (Irene Cal 40 years. nical and trade courses need to standard, Clarence E. Johan on the hour throughout the nine penings and events. world's most vital c Mrs. Chu • Dale) 501 Funeral services for Clarence 7, ! Edwin Johns were held on Friday, Ill.; Mrs. August 9, in Jackson Funeral Home and Mrs. at Dukedom, under the direction of ,we care Cook) Full W. W. Jones and Son of Martin. McIntyre, Rev. Gaither Johns and Rev. Neal SUPER- Rice Mck Pryor officiated, and burial was in MI. Moriah Cemetery. Cotton Mr. Johns, 80, died on Wednes- RIGHT MEAT SALE! cool depe August day, 7, in the Fulton Hos- BEEF pital. SLICED INTO CHOPS He was horn in Wealtley County, Tenn., the son of the late John /1 4 Pork LoinJ8t Steak us 99 Wesley and Mary Bartenia Midyett Johns. He was a retired farmer U.S.D.A. FROZEN FULLY MATURED and was a World War I Veteran. GRADE A ALLGOOD Surviving are three brothers, BEEF SLICED Jesse Johns of Route 5, Fulton, Turkey Breast Gaither Johns of Route 4, Dresden, do and Boyd Johns of Memphis, and Pic two sisters, Mrs. Dean 'Ducal of BACON wa LB RIB ROAST Route 5, Fulton, and Mrs. N. G. 68t hic Colley of Bartow, Fla. SHORT A 4TH & I-L5, eta SUPER RIGHT 5TH RIB 79 PKG. Bo HOSPITAL NEWS Skinless Franks STORY! UN P. usual sense... 1W.. PKG. The following were patients in Not a story in the 48c LB. PKG. -LS. Fulton hospitals on Wednesday, 2 /1•11 nevertheless, it's one we think is of interest to you. August 14: c SUPER RIGHT Our story is about U.S.D.A. INSPECTED FRESH 1ST 3 RIBS 09c HILLVIEW HOSPITAL AaP's short-cut.7-inch, oven-ready Ribs of Beef, t Mrs. John Cruce, Mn. Vanita LI. 0 Worley, Mrs. Elizabeth Siwalik, and the fact that we remove the excess Short Ribs Fryer Parts Sliced &awn Mrs. Clara Atkins, Atm. Teelpte. and sell them separately at the lower Short Rib price. VO •flE FANCY zgeLsi 35 Perry, Mrs. Emma Butts, Fukon; WHOLE / SLICED though. Tunny Overby, Cecil McDaniel, That's not all, RI IR ATFAT'Aig in La 2.1.5.15.0. I Vyron Kelly, South Fulton; Mrs. a P:4° ..p.69C wasteful chine bone. 68c We remove the excess Frances Pearce, Wingo; Kim the feather (back) bones - Watts, Route 1, Wingo; William For easier carving, we remove LIFORNIA Red GRAPES Prince, Mrs. Raymond Jackson, U.S. NO. 1 SIZE A cover the area with a thin layer of fat to protect the most. Mrs. Joe Lee Armbruster, Clinton; and White GRAPES Ned Gay, Jana Keene, Mayfield; As a matter of fact,on an average five-rib roast WHITE Mrs. Merchie Owens, Palmersville; PEARS trim up to 11/1 lbs. of excess fat and bone. Bartlett Britt Baker, Union City; Mrs. Gard- we ner Damron, Martin; Mrs. Charles At rib roast prices, that adds up. POTATOES OR NECTARINES Hatciiel, Route 3, Martin. being short-changed on value: Another thing that keeps you from 20 LB. BAG FULTON HOSPITAL ASP Rib Roasts are cut from the first five ribs only. Mrs. J. N. Wooten, Michael short story even has a happy ending.., Farmer, Mrs. Maud Huriburt, Mrs. Our WATERMELONS Emily Harden, Bruce Ward, Mrs. your family will enjoy every morsel. Ada Moss, Mrs. Carrie Estes, Mrs. money back. Mary X. McMillan, Mrs. Fondey That's guaranteed...or your Lb Kemp, Mrs. Ann Gore, Mrs. Vet- COPYRIGHT 0 MC THE GREAT ATLANTIC II PACIFIC TEA CO.. INC. MI X'EM AND MATCH'EM oria Stallins, Mrs. Elizabeth Ran- PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. AUG. 17 EA. dall, Mrs. Joan Overby, Fulton; IF UNABLE TO PURL liASF ANY ADVERTISED ITEM PLEASE REQUEST A RAIN CHECK 79 Mike Moss, Mrs. Faye Newton, I I I 111 Mrs. Minnie Brockwell, South Ful- JANE PARKER ton; Mrs. Callie Walker, Mrs. Lorell JOY CHEER Olft Est 10-iii OF Collier, Mrs. Louella Barclay, Mrs. DETERGENT DETERGENT e. Burnett Shelton, Route 1, Fulton; OFF LABEL ' MAXWELL NOUSE' 134 4it 124 OFF LABEL67c COS III. 'W. D. Hackett, Cayce; Cherry Pie Ar 01.11.4.011.41 Danny 22-02. 3 LB 6 OZ. Cloys, Robert Travis, Ville Caven- BOX SAVE HALF der, Dukedom; Edward Johnson, - (SAVE 1114 (SAVE Blef piirHJCE Route 1, Dukedom; Mrs. Ruby (Save 100 $1.17 Pow nrt 2I/c•cAN. .i1 Chandler, Fred O'Neal, Clinton; PAY ONLY Mrs. Carmel] Ingram, Mrs. Maxie SUMMER ISLE 2. 9 O'Neal, Route 1, Clinton; Miss 55c AP Docie Jones, Leon Grissom, Route EACH 1, Wills°. Patricia Rogers, Route ALP 4, Dresden; Mrs. Lorene Thomas, PINEAPPLE EXTRAORDINARY Wayne Reilly, Water Valley; Jim JANE PARKER OIL EVENT! LaFoon, Route 2, Water Valley; CORN Mrs. Burline McCord, Union City; NO. 1 10 COLORF1 John Napier, Route 4, Union City; (4' Mrs. Sadie Shore, Rives; Luther Spanish Bar FLAT %i Morrison, Columbus; W. V. Clark, CAKE MARGARINE IRONSTONE Flemingeburg, Ky. (Sim It) CAN WHAT KIND ARE YOU? BONUS VALUE THIS WEEK Some people are like wheelbar- GREER SOUTHERN rows • not good unless pushed. DINNER PLAIES Some are like canoes - they need FREESTONE to be paddled. Peaches Some are like kites - if you don't 1.LB. keep a string on them, they will fly MARVEL CTRS. away. VANILLA 29 OZ. Some are like kittens - they are 4 99 (SAVE 150 more contested when petted. CANS - they cad" Some are like footballs won •rcrly can't tell which way they are go- SS yev spend ing to bounce next. ICE CREAM ne NORTHERN 2 Some are like balloons - full of Northern wind and likely to blow up unless t JUMBO TOWELS BONU` VALUE handled carefully. GALLON AQUA-NET THIc WEEK! are like trailers - no good Some 4 SOP PLATES unless pulled. CAR TON 15 Towels rive Hair Spray WHICH ARE YOU? s]991 '-5 ROLLS Finding a 2 13 OZ. 49 CAN the lough no puekete Complete Reef '.'9•0/••el the IC's ice •••‘• brainpowe (SAVE lid (SAVE UP TO 410 58 cream instant re Plaaned Prided's' hi OFF LABEL PATCH FOR 2 BONUS red Into c 29.ox. Beg Rebores 3-LB. CAN 83c VALUE FEATURES from 87 p So. us for — • Crisco Shortening VANILLA WA _...... EVERY WEEKI retrievable Your Insurance ?foods , 1 Even be FRUITCREST II. we has DUZ DREFT CASCADE Strawberry IVORY IVORY our numb DETERGENT DETERGENT DISHWASHER DETERGENT PRESERVES SOAP FLAKES LIQUID DETERGENT • to your qt Rice Agency I LB. i.e.. 1-LB. 2-02. 37c QUART 83 12% . OZ. BOX 20-02. BOX 83t, BOX 484 2 LC Fulton 172-1341 BOX JAR 59c BOTTLE LP I VA Main L r)rint 5 how.15 tirrow-gh

FAton, Ky. STA Thursday, August 15, 1968 INe 11 . will do well while accomplishing the feat. I know of minors here eed• SFHS Class Of In ar community who put off Wanda Samples buying hayreed* etPdPnwet '31 Holds mill forced to by livestock First Leaves For State owners who just had to have the hay in the ration. Wel, if you wOriSg. =lid put the cost ofgrinding ▪✓ Reunion Ever the lex( Pageant At Fair Mb protein concentrate the re,- tem !idiot tion would make you more net Alrme The 1931 profit in the end. Us poor case of South Fulton Miss Wanda Faye Samples, qual- o thee high school re- ity had is fed, the cow them has met lest Saturday for cently crowned Miss Hicirman-.Ful- i•in trough an,sreiry first With JIM PRYOR to digest it and this takes energy reunion since gradua- ton RECC of 1968, will leave Mon- on some Agricultural Agent (=re bay or even grain). If the tion . . 37 years ago. day to participate in the The meeting Kentucky Illinois Central Railroad bay were not Noun &he chances and dinner were Rural Electric Coperative Corpora- se me 1,1 hitl&st the Park are she would not even eat it. Terrace, and H. tion which will be QUALITY FORAGE This is forced .be poi/Men served as feeding nod is e master of cere- held August 19-21. The well-known pniven =profitable. raeaMe. beauty pageant , COO, is held annually as REGULATES PROFITS No one hay making system leachers attending were Mrs. part of the ea OW? Kentucky State Fair. will work on every farm, but the WrIft:Leip and her grandson, Larry Miss Samples, High quality forage ✓ oS a pretty 18 year- is the most plan that will yield the most &Ws- beipishof Zest St. Louis, lllinois. old resident economical part 'ding. in of Clinton, Kentucky, of all rations. nutrients should be adopted. 1111.5Cecli Arnold of Fulton and is the The lack of In yes the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. quality, however, other words, sacrifice pounds Mel dna Hrs. H. W. Moss of Rives, keeps many for N. Sampled. She will spend the farmers from get- top quality. With new bay mak- O. Tenn. ting the full • jappady three days of the contest in Louis- benefit of this all ing equipment, it is not possible vAtbending were important Mr. H. P. Allen, ville and will compete for the cov- item. The feeding to get the most out of hviukitike Mg* Mrs. value of the hay Nelle Myrick Bayer, eted Miss KRECC title, along with top quality roughage is field. The Kentucky Farmstead ipa eat Of much higher rem% Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Boone twenty-one other beauties from than that which is Mechanization Expoettion e With (IWO Pinch) over ripe or has at Bradford, Tenn., Mr. throughout Kentucky. Winner of cured too long. Hopkinsville hod on exhibits ma- and Mrs. J. R. The higher the Braxzell (Ora Pearl the Miss KRECC crown will repre- qualito, of any chine that they claimed would ol for Ifejarer), Clinton; sent forage, the easier its digestibil- domestic Mrs. Walter the rural electric cooperatives make it we'll& to cure Sudan Mateo (Virginia of Kentucky ity as well as supplying 75% or other inimusa Colley), Fulton; at the National Contest to tough to handle supple_ Mmirand Mrs. Everette in Atlantic FULTON COUNTY 4-H campers and counselors shown 80% of the nutrients cattle re- mental Fedi' Dedmon, City, New , early here are •nvong the local groins attending West Ken- pastures for hay. the HIMMInen; Mr. and Mrs. in 1969. tucky 4-H Club quire. Remember receint• Harry Gor- Camp, near Dawson Springs. Pictured are (from left. quality not quallity y aggabrainie Nell Wanda seated) Joyce Lee, senior counselor; All to often supplemental grain makes high Gates) Fulton; earned the honor to rep- Debbie Sowell, Lucy Bondurant, Peggy profits1 they as; Mrs gnd Mrs. Dalton resent Hickman Hawkins and Kim Jackson, and (second row) Bobby Bloodsworth, is fed to overcome the de Mansfield; -Fulton RECC in iunior counselor; (latencies Mrs. Jessie Rice McIntyre, the state Bubb• Barnett. Mack Brunswick, John Ward and of a low quality hay, Fulton: finals by winning the William Lee, • lunLor counselor and pasture, Mr. end Mrs. Cleo Ciueen's (rear) John Williams, Kentucky or silage. In this case, McClanahan title at Hickman-Fulton Utilities Company farm service advisor. The 4-14'ers from grain (Irene. Camp)ell) 'Fulton; annual this and other becomes the major por- Parts For All Mr. and membership meeting which counties in the area followed a busy came schedule tion Shoctric Mrs. Clarence Ruemmler was of tIonal and instructional programs, of the ration with roughage (Ruth held July 25. Runner-up in the being o,:;• Dale) 501 Carlton beauty the supplement rather Street, Benton, contest was Miss Betty than Shavers HI.; Mrs. Mattie Rice Morris, the reverse which should Lk Fulton; Mr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. be normal. and Mrs. Jack Speight (Jetta Wallace Morris, of Route 4, Clin- ASC Committeemen Farmers should Cook) Fulton; Mr. and Mrs. ton, make every Lanny Kentucky. Poverty effort to get as McIntyre, Mernphia, Pretty Programs many pounds of ANDREWS son of Jessie Miss Iliclunan-Fulton Seek a marketable product as possible Rice McIntyre. RECC ranks sewing, cooking, Nominees inter- from forage craps, after which Jewelry Compaq ior decorating, swimming, and Fulton County ASC they Cotton can be warm or Community should consider feeding music among her iavorite special To Be Committeemen met Thursday, whatever depending Aired Aug- grain necessary cool on its weave. interests. Again to Wanda Mao placed let in ust 8, 1968 to begin selecting a reach the animal's the Miss Hickman maximum County Contest. slate of nominees to be listed on potential production. The im- ELLIS CLINTON, Ing PARK RACES Ky., —The in addition to CAG members the ballot for the September elec- portance of quality hay and pas_ 41 • Clinton City Council will discuss were staff members of the Mis- tion which will be conducted by tire is not lessened by the cur- DAY SUMMER AUISTING Keep It further the future of the town's sissippi River Area Economic mail in all counties in Kentucky. rent interest in high grain rations July 17- September Beautiful poverty programs in its next Opportunity Council, Mayor Any person, if found to be eligi- for cattle. Roughage is the back- 2. Inc. RACES DA,n.Y Except 9 If America meeting later this month, of- Austin and Dr. Robert Jackson ble and willing to serve, if elected, bone of the livestock industry. If RACES hired people for the job, it would take the On Wednesday's, largest ficials reported today. of the City Council. Other mem- may be added by petition. Petitions we have a weak forage program, Thursdays, sort of army to keep our country free of litter. Saturdays bers of the Council reportedly must be: Limited to one nominee likewise, our agribusiness is also & Leber Day But there's no need to hire anyone. It's a According to Mayor Kaylor weakened job we can had prior commitments. each; signed by at least 6 eligible and the farmers pro- On U. S. lighway No. la M Twin do for ourselves. All of us. Every family Austin, nearly 200 people attend- voters duction Bridges. that spreads a The in the community, (eligible coat begin to raise. It is Between Evanovilie, picnic lunch. Every boatman who ed a meeting at the Kane Com- mayor, in talking of the very easy cruises the lakes and voters may sign as many Petitions to see the importance end Henderson, Ky. waterways. Every motorist munity Center here Monday poverty program situation here of having who uses our roads and as they desire); and received at a high quality hay, POST TIME: highways. night to discuss the confusion said that there has been a "lack the county pasture and silage. office by August 22, 2 P. M., Daylight II is the pleasure of the caused by city and county votes of understanding and commtml- 1968. Saving Time U. S. Brewers Association In feeding any quaky NO each year to give its fullest on the programs. cation" between the poor peo- "Community hay, it CHARGE FOR PARKINS support to the Keep America Committeemen is beat NOT to grind the forage. Beautiful Campaign. ple, the Community Office and should ahvays be the Air-Cendffienad Club Reuse Remember: Every Litter Bit Hurts. The City Council voted 3-0 farmers who I think moat all University ex- This is our the City Council. He noted can best represent their land. Let's treat it right. Thursday against continuing the that neighbor," periment stations have at one JAMES he hopes the misunderstanding says Roy Bard, County C ELLIS PARK programs, but several weeks ago Committee time or another worked an ex- UNITED between Chairman. Operated By STAIN BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. the Hickman County Fiscal groups can be resolved periment on hay grinding. P. 0. Box 22187, Full information Cattle Dads Park Jockey Louisville, Kentucky 40222 Court voted 4-3 to continue them by further discussion is available at and sheep oan grind their hay Club, Inc Fulton County ASC County in the county after hearing testi- Office. much cheater than the mill and mony at a public hearing over- COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY whelmingly in favor of the pro- DIVISION Of FINANCE grams. D. TOTAL OF CODES 0, 11, 14, 15, 18, 17, 18, 19 $145,348.112 The validity of the City Council LESS. GENERAL BUDGET Cost of tax collections $3,728.15 vote originally was in doubt be- Exonerations (estimated) cause Itgega,nepcil memben FOR•SCHOOL YEAR 1966-1969 $ 500.00 at Tints:fart meeting truLTorirqr (IND.) Delinquencies (estimatell)' $1,000.00 " abstained ACHOOL DISTRICT, COUNTY OF from voting. FULTON Discounts However, Mayor TO THE STATE JIOARCI OF EDUCATION (estimated) _____ $1,000.00 Austin asked Hickman County E. TOTAL DEDUCTIONS FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY ...... _ ...... _...... $ Atty. Jack Roberts for his legal 4,3111.15 In compliance F. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FROM Interpretation of the vote. - with the law and the regulations PREVIOUS TAX of the State Board of DELINQUENCIES Accommg to the mayor, Rob- Education, we, the Board Id Education (CODE 12) AND REVENUE of the above-named ed1001 dis- erts found a 1956 attorney trict hereby IN LIEU OF TAXES (CODE gen- submit to you for approval our General 13) (include eral's ruling which stated School Budget show- municipal that ing the estimated expenditures, plant board) when "voting on a the estimated receipts, the rate of $ 2,865.19 motion by a specified levy G. TOTAL ESTIMATED INCOME fifth class city by this board, and the County Clerk* FORM DISTRICT council with a 3-0 certification of the levy TAXATION vote and three made for the succeeding (D-E plus F) abstentions, the school year July 1, 1988 to June 30, 1969. 8141,803 86 motion carries." This budget provides for a term of 9/14 months for Members of the local Com- all munity Action Group elementary schools ESTIMATED RECEIPTS (CAG) and FROM ALL SOURCES OTHER other poor people's 9/14 months for all high THAIS representa- schools DISTRICT TAXATION tives asked the City Council to 21.23 Tuition payments by individuals reconsider Thursday's vote at ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES or from other districts the meeting (14 x 140.00) Monday night. Code 1,960.00 Attending the 31 Interest from two-hour meet- 111-155--ADMINISTRATION investments and temporwy deposits $ 20,730.00 32 Rental 8 0.00 211-269—INSTRUCTION of school faciiiites ...... $ 0.00 $215,412.30, 33 Non-public school transportation 311-353—ATTENDANCE SERVICES $ 0.00 $ 5,898.20, St Student fees 411-453—HEALTH SERVICES $ $ 100.00 3,5 All 0.00 511-558—PUPIL other revenue receipt. TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 8 0.00 $ 400 00 41 Foundation Program Fund 611-659—OPERATION OF' PLANT $176,816.34 _.. $ 27,990.00 42-43 Other State 711-754--MAINTENANCE Aid OF PLANT ,. . $ 0.00 $ 9,71.0.00, 51 Public Law 864 Maas III 851-881--FIXED CHARGES and Y ....__.____ $ 0.00 $ 7,025.00, 52 Public Law 89-10 (ESEA, The ...... A. TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE,CODES $ 0.00 L11-1111 53 Public Law 118.210; Section INCLUSIVE 6 $ 0.00 $286,765.50, 54 Other Federal 111-955—FOOD SERVICES aid through State (exclude transfer $ 100.00 accounts 2811-1173—COMMUNITY SERVICES 6.80 $ 200.00 61 Public Law 874 1251-1275—CAPITAL OUTLAY 0.00 $ 12,424.70 63 Other revenue from 1351-1371—DEBT SERVICE Federal sources (exclude transfer $ 500.00 accounts) 1451-1491—ADVANCEMENT AND TRANSFERS 260 00 8 20,930.00 Ti Sale of bonds B. TOTAL (voted and fending) ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES OTHER 11 0.00 Sele of real property and equipage THAN CURRENT EXPENSES, ...... $ 0.00 N Net insurance CODES recovery 911-1491 $ 34,154.70 0.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED INCOME FROM C. TOTAL BUDGET APPROPRIATION (A SOURCES plus B) $320,9202 OTHER THAN DISTRICT TAX $111,116.34 I. GRAND TOTAL OF ALL TOTAL OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS ESTIMATED RECEIPTS (G plus II) Revenue Bonds $58,000.00 $330,920.20 TOTAL $58,000.00 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FROM SOURCES TO THE OF DISTRICT TAXATION LEVYING AITTHORTTY OF FULTON CITY (INT).) 0 SCHOOL We expect to have on July 1 unexpended cash DISTRICT: balance in the general fund The _ . $ 19,475.2a Fulton City (Ind.) District Board of Education on 11 The the lad day of total assessed valuation of real estate and tangible August, 1988 requests the levying authority to impose on reel meat*, personal property, subject to taxation tor school tangible personalty, public service companies, and distilled spirits a purposes assessed by the Department of Revenue, levy of: amounts to approximately $16,006,271 and based on 51.5 cents for general purposes, levy made will produce $107,295.43 Wee for sinking fund. 14 The total assessed valuation of all taxpaying public service 11000 for special voted school buiklIng corporations, fund as slummed by the Department of Rev- (KRS 160.477) enue, amount to approximately $2,070,995 and based 14.9 cents for special voted tax for general school on the levy made, will produce Purposes — $ 13,813.54 (KRS 157.440) on the one hundred dollars va/ustios of 15 The total assessed valuation of all distilled splrks within all property subject to common WWI tax. Finding a moving car of freight quickly one the school district as assessed by the TOTAL is of stantly. Ask via telephone, and you will get Department of 80.7 cents the toughest your problems solved by BRAINFARE, answer while you -hold the Revenue amounts to approximately $ None and Also, the following the phone" There are tax levies are requested: IC's combination of human and electroniC now 187 IC offices from coast based on the levy, will to coast where produce $ 0.00 88 cents for bank shores tax brainpower. BRAINFARE'S answer: a process of this fast -hold the phone" 16 service is available. The total assessed vaitiation of all bank shares district instant retrieval Facts about moving cars are Service like in none for domestic life insurance company shares this is not only easier on the amounts to led into computers via microwave and land lines $995,430 and based on /my made (maxi- 200 cents for nerves, if helps cut down distribution costs. Are capitation tax on male cities= from 87 points along the railroad. Pais instantly there any other mum permitted by law is 38c), will produce =me problems BRAINFARE can solve $ 3,78260 for permissive tax as authorised under the retrievable. for 17 The total number you' Problems involving equipment, rates, of male citizens listed for poll tax is 500 provisions*/ Kits 180 005 (occupational), Even before you ask where your car of freight KM 100.613 (ttilltY). or delivery schedules? Phone Howard Powell and based on levy made, will produce KRS we have answer our . $ 1,000.00 160.621 (excise). the ready and waiting. Dial traffic VP, at (312) 922-4811, or 18 ,The Our None permissive tax requested to be levied or other number via Telex or TWX, and the answer write 135 E. 11th Place, Chicago, to your question will be typed back to you in- taxes will produce Submitted Illinois 80605. $ 0.00 by order of the FULTON CITY(M.) BOARD OF EDUCA- 19 OTHER TAXES—Enter here revenue from taxes which is TION Ruby M. Winstead Secretary Gene E. iletlisid. OSelresea not othr'rn ise elassified. Include tax Rom I Main Line of Mid-America ILLINOIS CENTRAL assessments Immerby arc* that the above request yes grauted on the RAILROAD on domestic 8th day at LI ilk iniurance companies August, 191111 Dee Langford 1 0.00 Clerk of lull= Count/ Comet, Keatuelq. Print S Stows thy-

• AUSTIN SPRINCiS 140 In County Page 12 Fulton County News, Thursday, Aug. 1518 By Mrs. Carey Melds liars Correspondents ROP. COMING 444 HORSE IONOW From Rev. Russell Rogers filled his H. S. regular appointment at New Salem Enroll At UN Mika, tist representa- tive of Purchase Area 41-11 Horse Ohm Baptist Church the past Sunday at GM K was held in LaCelible, , a. m. and also at the evening total of 1,06$ sindombe„ to- Mired, eti be at 41 the August 7th. Two Irani Fulton Coun- Due' service following the B. T. U. meet- Aping 140 from Girton Comity, Fulton a,Ir ‘tit (ompere* in *melted Nor the ty participated, Debbie and. Dinah mum= GLADE — ROUTE THREE • PIERCE STATIC ing. A very good attendance was seined on August 111 trots Ba. at. until Mrs. Ilatvev ONO* WM of We sessaner gwrier at p. m. Sowell, daughters of Mr. and- Mrs. cost Bs ViiMBE Mrs. Aline Williams SY MIA Linn had at each service. to amid motameno end their • 11111 Minaret, of Timmages at dependent* adds claims W.. B. Sowell of Rotated, Hickman p6 ttl Mr. and Wm. George Haygood Mitrtia, according to Limn IL C. (Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. Henson Jones had The revival closed at Johnson's and children, of Elgin, Ill., arrived aleolk Sc. Pa This area is more in need of rain their grandson, Edward Reams, Grove Saturday night. Brother Tuesday for several days visit with RapitueMlag shoat • MI pm. tural-a at this time than at any time before visiting tbeen Tuesday. Best brought some wonderful mes- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Hay- =roses over the mailer during thb year. A very floe crop N. C. DUNN Ma been on the sick sages and the church was greatly good, Route 3, Fulton, and Mr. and during Ihe same piried said: "F seems to be maturing very satis- list this put week. We hope, for revived. Mrs. Dave Mathis, Palmersville, fir 19117, the total ineladea 64 are just frogmen or trawler factorily. him a speedy reetivery. The pastor at Chapel Route. They left Sunday afternoon eledente of the I Hill was abs aro earelling ter Mrs. Durrell Terrell has returned Clarence Johns passed away able for the return trip home. the first 213). to be back Sunday and Sunday time at 0Tild, 40 so andents from visit Wednesday and funeral services Mr. and Mrs. Skeeter Terry and -op a to her daughter and night. He has been very ill, but is Whe are on working assignmeate Many were held in Jackson daughters, family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Jones Funeral chap- getting better end the members of Union City, were in els quarbor and U grunions us el in and Randy, in Louisiana. Dukedom Friday. Mr. Johns were glad to have him back. our midst Sunday afternoon, house ensoisMe who me worldsg to- help us A large number of relatives and had lived in this community for BO Mr. and Mrs. Carl Copeland, of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover heard nosater's degree& ever. th years and will be missed by a host True. friends attended the beautiful wed- Mayfield, spent Sunday afternoon ,I The shationte fromOblesConn- that we ding of Judy Oliver of relatives and friends. His body Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bynum ty earolled at UTM and Dennis with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe. Mrs. and towlMamond Gal. 5:1 Sulte at the South Fulton Church was laid to rest in Mt. Moriab Copeland and son, Hal, returned home Sunday, term of the anniner quarter are: Mrs. Lowe are sis- pommel Susdy afternoon. Best wishes are Cemetery. ters. after spending the week end with ELBRIDGE - Barbara!). Bar- How ended to them. Mrs. Harold Hopkins visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Frields and setL tar to ' The protracted meeting is in pro- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Williams Fri- from Florida, and Mrs. Verlie Kerry ip Tullahoma, Tenn. They HORNBEAK-Mida Hope Ed- justify gress this week at Sandy Branch day. Nichcls, of Crutchfield, were had a nice visit while there. miston, Jamie Hamilton Jr., in David with service at g p. m. each even- We extend our sympathy to the Pierce Sunday afternoon Over at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Roberson, Harry Lima Seedy? visiting Roberson, ing. Bro. Thomas is doing the Dickerson and Ridgeway families relatives. Mr. Dave Mathis, who now live on Pal- Peggy Jean M. alert, Do s and Mrs. Rankin are and preaching. in the loss of their loved one, Jones returning mersville Route, a gala JAMAS Philip Wegner. adul home .after an eight day was KENTON-David Mr. Dickerson. had when children, A. Ashridge, and Mrs. Guayon Brundile thousand mile trip in different grandchildren Soname Carol Baker, Jewess. Mr. and Mrs. Ural and great-grandchildren Kathryn and Robert, from Stanford, Ky. are Cupples and states. Mr. Rankin is a cousin of gathered C. Barton, David W. Morkhoml, (,entlito Steve Cuprges, vacationing with his parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mrs. Bud Stem and this writer. in to spend the day and to also en- Toddy Gray Hobbs, William T. Moan. I and Mrs. Irvin Brundige, end with Williams, Pfc. Carl Lewis and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Buford Adams and joy a "going-away" dinner for Jmidas, Sorry Dyone Jahns, condom Lewis NEM, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons, spent Monday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Adams, of Freddie Ray Jones, on furlough, Margaret Ann King, Harold Gray So he at Dresden, visiting with Mr and Mrs. who leaves Moltensis, also with other rela- Ross Martin, visited a while Sunday af- far Vietnam on the lath. Robert T. Pierce, be • in tives in this area. Williams in Mayfield. ternoon At noon a bountiful repast Charlie N. Rainey, Carole Dime with Mr. and Mrs. Bud was en- the hr. Mrs. Ellen Brown, from Murray, Mr. and Mrs. brines Lewis, of Stem. joyed by everyone. gisco, waves U. Mom, Mickey Harris, L. fleardhant, Gironde Gail fore (.0 and Mrs. Ellen Vcnvell, from Mae- had as their Sunday dinner Dr. and Mrs. John Rogers, of In- Freddie Ray, in company with guests Thompson, Jos Neely Mures, shall be tin, were Sunday dinner guests wi Mr. and Mrs. Ural Cuppies dependence, Mo., were dinner his wile, Dottie, and his parents, and 'on of Detroit, Mr. Linda Leo Wooda, and Sandra James Mrs. Elnora Vaughan, after at- and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Jones, ar- Myrick. tending William Lewis and sons of Chicago, rived knows t Sunday School at New Hope Friday of last week. from Akron, Ohio, Sunday 01310N-Robsoca AAA* Heard, Mr. and Mrs. like I and preaching at Sandy Branch. C. E. Williams, Pfc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe and and will be here for most of this Jerry B. Cheatham, Gary W. in a The Lewis and Mrs. Lewis, week, tgatilf geeing I regular preaching service at Mr. end Mrs. Bill Ferguson, of Troy, are among all their relatives, be- Christian, Vicki L. Huttsnitter, Mrs. Ronny Moore New Hope was cancelled, due to and daughter leaving Tuesday for Irving, Texas, fore they return home to Akron. Dottie N. JONAS, Rickard Wads Carla, and Bro. Joseph being a patient in the Mrs. Johnnie Lewis. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Lowe Those interested gathered at the Jones, Gladys Marie Pardus, Mrs. Claud Mary Murray Hospital following surgery. Rozell had as her and family arid Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan Cemetery the past Satur- Ann Roberts, Wyla Jos Rodgers, Everyone is invited to the ser- guest Tuesday her niece, Mrs. Leo Ferguson for a few days. day to receive the work and pay Jo AAA Rogers, Wanda Their Lay 8ii1r, Donna vice at Oak Grove Sunday, which Olszewski, and husband of Detroit. grandson, little David, the oaretaker, Condon Mitchell. The ft. Tyler, and will come Ralph eleven Word. will be the last appointment of Bro. Sunday was Bro. William Wood. home with them cemetery has been well kept HENTUCITY to and re-enter school RIVES-Mary Ms Carpenter, Woodeon, who has preached there eons last Sunday to preach at Oak in South Fulton. the committee in charge was well Johnnie Leo Mine, Joyce the past six years. Grove. After service there was pleased and wants A. Mc- p[A2 e)•Your dollars At this time to thank all who Whorter, and Martha K a y • they are moving to New °ileitis, lunch for everyone, a large crowd had a part in the upkeep this year. Moore. attending. We hope go farther where he will go to school. A bas- Bro. Woodson Mr. and Mrs. Bell Farmer, of St. SOUTH FtILTON--fhisan Ruth / ket lunch will be served at noon. will be very happy in his pew lo- Louis, will arrive Tuesday, the 13th, Barrow, Linda Louise Collier, cation. Bro. Jim Cannon will present a CAY,CE NEWS in time to celebrate his birthday Teresa Jane 'holds, Joyce Gall Deportneeet of Peblic Information, Section PDS series of gospel services the fol- Mrs. P. J. Brann, Mrs. C. E. Wil- By Miss'Clark• Bendurant at the home of his sister, Mrs. Forehand, Richard E. Hopkins, Capitol Annex, frankfort, Kentucky 40601 lowing week, liams, Mrs. U. S. Cupples, Grover Lam Joyce Hutchins, Lamellas to which everyone is Mrs. True, and Mr. True. Mr. Please send, without obligation, Information INDIAN Paul Nanney and Jamison, Deborah A. Laird,BM - on Kentucky's invited. Miss Linda Nan- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tucker, Jr., Farmer will be here for the alumni 40 slate sad notional parks, the finest K. ney were Ha Elaine Lorry, Mary U. Mc- in th• Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Brundige among those attending a and family spent last week of Hall-Moody in Martin on Sun- end at Madre*, Basle Kay Milroy,BOO Name John Lilt and granddaughters, Nytra and bridal shower held at Palestine Big Springs, day, along with his wife. They Mo. al- C. wreitt,JOhnnilL Reeder, Me- Ky., a at Conna, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Church for Miss Linda Collier, ways enjoy this Men Hen- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtin and occasion. ss& U. Robinson, and LAIFTSIO• Address University dershot and bride-elect of David Brann. Many Mrs. Monroe Kelly Jean from Nash- family are spending their vacation McClain remains H. ihntinnitsr. serve Wit ville, visited gifts were received by Miss Collier about the Zip Mr. and Mrs. Irvin in the Cumberland Mountains. same and no evidence of City Mee gag Brundige last and the smile on her face showed any improvement Slate , Code Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Carr Bon- since our last re- 1. J M India Mr. and how much she appreciated port, Mrs. James Lamb, from each &rant, of Nashville, visited with we regret to hear. nervation, Texas, are visiting gtk. Bro. Charles FALL relatives and his grandmother, Mrs. Clara Carr, Wall filled his ap- CONCERT STATE AND During t friends in this area. Pfc. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis and during the week end. pointment at Knob Creek Church Mr. and Mrs. The fall concert for the Urns-, - ceiving Ural Cuppies and son Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pursell and NATIONAL PARKS spent Tuesday at sity of Kentucky Symphony Orch- loader** Reelfoot Lake. family, of Louisville, Ky., spent Mr. and Mrs. estra is scheduled for Oct. 3. The ploWirai WE Wallace Wisdom, their vacation last week with his tlinest in the nation BENT... of Memphis, 40 military. were week end guests parents, Mr. and Mrs. Turner Pur- 11900 911 of Mrs. Wisdom's parents, Mr. and sell. Mrs. Paul •Local 111Mhharci Hospital beds Howard. Little Miss Stacy Ammons, Jaycees Miss Brenda 4 h Bennett visited Sun- Murray, is visiting her grandpar- Baby beds day afternoon with COMPARATIVE her cousin, Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ammos.` b, Attend SUMMARI-OF.FUNDS Vacuum cleaners Harold Hopkins, and family. Me45:,) ON DEP AriP15,; Mr. and Mrs. Van Noy Cox and 10)01 Cadet Mr. and Mrs. John "Sonny" . Floor polishers Mr and Mrs. J. A. Taylor have re- Sigma Chi Jones and Dana, of Paducah, were At Lexington ON HAND AND turned, after a nice vacation trip INVESTED graduate guests of Mr. and Mr.. C. E. Wil- to Florida. liams Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. City Of South We Simpson at- Fulton, Tennessee, June are glad at this writing to re- tended the annual 30, 1968 And June VI13 • WADE MIN. CO. picnic in Green- The Junior Chamber of Com- port Hillman Collier is able to be way, Ark., held . t,•-f Phone by the cemetery merce State Board meeting PATUX1 472-1501 Fulton, Ky. back home with his family, after association was each year in Greenway held August 9-11 in 30, 1967 g-Midshli several weeks in Fulton Hospital. for the Rae* the upkeep of the cemetery. Hotel at L. Meals Bro. Henry Owen will take Bro. Lexington Mr. Simpson's mother and father Attending Mrs. Bra] William Woodson's place at Oak from Fulton were Mr. and relatives are buried there. and • 'If. Rake' Grove, doing the preaching Mrs. Joe Johnson, Ron Laird, GENERAL FUND SUNSET DRIVE-IN every Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Fowler and Increase Obit oval Sunday morning. Bobby Powell and Brady William- 6-30-68 grandchildren, Allen and Deryck son. 6-30-67 (Decrespe) fOrEdocioei The revival is going on at Oak Fulton Bank - Fulton, Kentucky between Martin and Union City Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Har- At noon trot Sou& Grove (his week, with Bro. on Saturday a luncheon Jim rison and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. was r.,•11is at the Na Cannon doing the preaching. held in the convention hall of. CASH ON HAND $ 32,487.41 $ Night Murrell Williams spent a nice week 16,453.78 $ 15,983488 Riviii Tlwr-Fri-Sat.. August 15, 16, 17 services are at eight the Phoenix. Miss Katherine Peden, 4 Rid o'clock. end camping at Bowling Green. 53.76 ti,iw Double Feature B. Isbell is candidate for the United States 53.76 White so ill at the Obion Coun- Mr. and Mrs. Charles frivol ty McMurry Senate, was on the program and calved II Starts At Dusk Hospital. We hope for him a and family, of NET FUND BALANCE - PAGE Scottsdale, Ariz., made a very impressive speech. 3 nation Ma speedy recovery. are spending Paul Newman, Richard Boone their vacation with Included in the entertainment $ The South Fulton Missionary Bap- his parents, for 32,491.17 $ 16,507.54 $ 15,64* Mr. and Mrs. James the ladies who accompanied STREET AID FUND SW): Hombre tist Church revival is being held MeMurry. their husbands to the meeting - lbw imii - and this week. was a City National Bank, Fultim, tour of some of Ky. $4,472.96 $ 10,277.43 Mrs. Buddy Dalton and son have the race horse $(5, Audrey Hepburn, Albert Finney REGISTRATION farms in Lexington Certificates Of Deposit I been dismissed from the hospital UNDERWAY and a swim- 35,000.00 35,III to :1Zri ming party pi Two For The Road and are at the home of her at the Downtowner mother Registration is underway August Motel. Whielemen for a few days. 15 and 16 NET FUND BALANCE - PAGE 9 at Hickman County high The winter board meeting Sun-Mon., August la, 19 school. will be $ 39,472.96 $ 10,277.43 held in Louisville in February. BOND FUND - STREET $ 29,13 =ft% Double Feature IMPROVE- FROM RETIREMENT MENT Starts At Dusk C. J. Huckaba, Fulton Bank, Fulton, Ky. - Page 10 $ 1,999.62 $ 1,141.78 Rod Steiger, Lee Remick retired fromer $ ftfoU4 It 8. A superintendent of the Jackson No Way To Treat A Lady Specialist school system, has agreed to serve WATER AND SEWER FUND 14.0 ro- von of MI and as temporary principal Fulton Bank, Fulton of Union Ky.: $ 13,700.89 $ 10,345.57 ph*, W City high school $ 3,3 2 The Penthouse htis year. Water and Sewer Reserve Acct. - July 8,194.03 M to City National Bank, Fulton, 8,425.00 (2301 b117i6enar Starts Tuesday, August Me Ky. 97) Water and Sewer Operating Acct. -vvqe 817ne. Ti JAMES COBURN „NEW DIRECTOR 1,116.69 1,168.53 (51b84) Ci-34 the Water and Sewer Bond Acct. );:f.us:4 President's Analyst Kenneth Crews has been named 37.36 37.36 Battalion. member Board of Directors Cash gn Hand Ina July 1967, and a of the .1 of the City National Bank in Fult Ia at Ft- Be oat.a Project -X" ton, filling a vacancy created by NET FUND BALANCES - PAGE 11 stationed the death of N. G. Cook. $ 23,048.97 $ 19,976.46 fmwerriv -The zi- in the haat ol modem INDUSTRIAL BUILDING RESERVE met nt In 19011 fr oicaon Before en FUND - ESCROW ACCOUNT $ 11,032.50 $ 10,670.50 liplall,111111 Bank of Huntingdon, Tenn. - Page 12 at p ..._N) g NATURAL GAS SYSTEM 904 Sev @MN Fulton Bank, Fulton, Ky.: $ 46,596.73 $ 42,346.56 Deposit Fund $ 4.250.17 AVER HILLHILL Bond Fund 7,600.85 7,719.67 '11A;.. ek GEORGE 8?) Reserve Account 237.38 237.38 awing an WASHINGTON Cash on Hand liebrooll 1 1 KINGSHIGHWAY at WASHINGTON AVE. Certificates of Deposit (Transferred 35,000.00 (35,00(Tf.II ALL-AMERICAN BOURBON INN Right on U. S. Highway 67 to Street Fund) IP-as from Kentucky Net Fund Cash Balances Colonial Charm with Modern Comforts $ 54,434.96 $ 65,303.61 $(30,8804) 6 TEARS Moderate HEAVEN Hill, "made from a OLD Rates from $5.511up. Winner of TOTAL CASH ON HAND AND IN Bonet In time•honored formula since 90 MOM Mobil Guide"UNUSWILIYG000 VALUE" Award. $ 162,480.18 143,877.32 $ *Oki' 1788," is truly an ALl-MAERI- BANK $ VIIIISSIdid SPECIAL FAMILY RATES ilimommu CAN BOURBON. Due to unparal- morsomos.. Gandukows loom with TV. Fine Food INVESTED FUNDS leled uniformity, Geode lute, In ham Hitching Post btioiront. Government Bonds smooth flavor, distinctive aroma, Nom of the PrMmelenel $ 19,981.25 $, 19,981.25 Kentucky craftsmanship, fine me...1. Inuit Football Cardinals, Treasury Bonds quality and moderate price, we 1 '441 Hockey Musa, lionelboll Hawks 7,923.56 7,923.56 say: and ninny Ober eilructlotu such as , die Odom, Arch, Sr. Louis Zoo TOTAL INVESTED FUNDS 111,1•11,111 CANT ROY A and Forgot Pork. $ 27,904.81 $ 21,904.81 $ BITTER ROME Of IMMO" FREE PARKING B. •51 *Mame flin " n PI TOTAL CASH AND INVESTED Oletilleries. ST. LOUIS, mo. FUNDS $ 190,384.99 $ 171,782.13 $ 10,002,88 mins r. _W. D I I If WIRE OR PHONE PA. I 1 lir II I I FOI1 11111111n1 Mil MOW er lbws. NM Illelleorleo. inoriamo, imam Coady, RESERVATIONS Tri. ;Ores, I.1300 Plum 1441g40,000/01:,i! immmmon:Amp. Print how's thromgh

g. IWO MINUTES Page 13 Fulton County News, Thursday, Aug. 15, 1968 SHOW PIM ME Stall R Horse Slew IT COSSI11111111111 I. STAN PM. er, Kentucky, MOM MU 110CIIITY a Fulton Gouts- • 0114/1/10, autos 44elif hie and Dinah Mr. and Mrs. is 4, Hickman. CAN THE TEN COMMANDMENTS SAVE? St. Paul pointed out a balk Scrip- ing away without doing anything : tural—and logical—truth, when he about it. ; '•:, aid: "For not the hearers of the law This is why Rom. 2:14,15 declares are just before God. but the doers that the consciences of the heathen •: of the law shall be justified" (Rom. confirm what the law says, "their 2:13). thoughts the meanwhile accusing. Many people support that God or else excusing one another." us the ten commandments to 'Muse in heathen lands know help us to be good. The fact is. how. that it is wrong to lie and steal and ever, that He gave them to show us commit adultery, yet they know that we are bad. Rom. 3:20, 5:20: nothing about the law of God, or Gal. 3:19 and a dozen other Bible the ten commandment& How, then. passages teach this clearly. do they know that these things are How can the law be of any advan- wrong. God made them with this uge to a law•breaker? How can it knowledge; He gate to them a con- justify us unless we keep it—per- science, a !sense of blameworthiness fectly? in doing wrong. Do you recall the woman caught Every man has this inner sense, in adultery. in John fl? She was • though his conscience may become Jewess. She was better off than the seared. It is common experience for Gentiles, for she had the law of men's consciences to trouble them; Mows, but th'.' didn't justify her; it "their thoughts" either "accusing or condemned hcr. else excusing one another." So her "advantage" turned out to How good to know the One who be a serious disadvantage. for not has paid the penalty for our sins so the hearers of the law are just be- that our hearts may he "cleansed fore Gott hut the doers of the law from an evil conscience" (Heb. shall he justified.' 10:22)! "Christ died for our sins" James 1:23.24 says that 01I C who (I Cur. 15:3) . "Relieve on the Lord knows the law but. doesn't obey it. is Juan Christ, and thou shalt be like • man looking into a mirror, saved" (Acts 16:31). seeing his dirty face. and then walk-

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SEIVICE ; A series of gospel meetings will be held in the Smith Street Church of Christ in South Fulton, beginning Sunday, August 18th, and continu- 's INDIANTOWN GAP, PA.—John ing through August 25. Services K. Hunter, son of Mr. and will be held each evening at 7:30. of Mrs. heroes eisto7 John R. Hunter, East Drive, /Litho, Bro. W. D. Jeffcoat, minister of 'P1' Ky., a direct gospel student at Murray State the church, will the It's pretty exhausting to have two big brothers that excel in University, is attending Any Be- singing. anti Bro. Howard Neal of everything! THE CHURCH FOR All .. . serve Office's' Training Corm sum- Garland, Texas, wilt be the visit- Of course, there are advantages. Like the time a bully beat me up—my ALL FOR THE CHURCH 21111' mer camp. The cause began July ing evangelist. Bro. Neal is a for- brothers followed me to school for two weeks. They wouldn't have The Church is the greatest fought him, factor on earth for the building 1 at Indlantown Gap Military Re- mer minister of the Smith Street but he didn't know that Every night they ..1Y"SCX servation, Annville, Pa. Church of Christ and is well-known worked out with me. Finally, I took of character and good citizen- During the throughoe area. His wife is the him on and won. ship. It is a storehouse of encampment, he la re- this spiritual :rtiltifs!* Annette values. Without a celving ex weeks of training in former Etris of . My brothers are first-rate in everything — studies and athletics. strong Church, neither democ- 1 leadership, Everyone Is invited to attend the There's rifle marksmanship, nothing wishy-washy about them—if they don't racy nor civilization caii sur- •404 physic"! conditioning and other service.. think something's right, they vive. There are four Sound ,:inn; military subjects. say so. When there was a "walk-out" at school, they squashed it, practically reasons why every person Upon successful completion of SANTA MARIA single-handed. should attend services regu- Alligner camp end graduation troni larly and support the Church. Because spOWInarents have alwslys taken us to church and taught us God's They are: (1) For his own college, he is eligible to be corn- sake. (2) For his children's .itay, my brother it..r.tuttrpric-grjecipled nd 1 od. Ittitri,to_lle likepiem. 4#00,ati79 214 cOP4fealiA•ir 11.• sake. 04 For this sake of Ida e Your community and nation-(4) For Cadet' Hunter Is a member of chura-.512 a tridMng ground for integrity! the sake of the Church itself, Sigma Chi fraternity, and is a 1962 which needs his moral and graduate of Talton High School. material support. Plan to go IA to church regularly and read Ceppiegg INS /UMW AM:mammy Service, Ise., Malmberg, Va. tid June your Bible daily. PATUXENT RIVER, MD. Aug. Sistrioy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday • 6--Midshipman Third Clans Ronald Exodus Exodsa Leviticus 1 Corinthians II Corinthians I Timothy Hebrews • L. McClure, is, son of Mr. and 3222-32 33:1-20 26:3-13 14:1-12 3:7-18 4:6-16 8:1-13 Mrs. Brantford C. McClure Sr. of iii,Wingo, Ky., has completed September ifith this year is t t di? 4Z±V, t SIP t 412? 41i2? t cd27 t 112CRipabe PM* aviation anti-srubmarine war- Ibis' 476th anniversary of (Decrease) ferojedoctrination training with Pa- Columbus setting sail aboard • ,., trol_ Squadron 30 (VP-30), located the Santa Maria. and the af- !cif 11. at thp Naval Air Station, Patuxent finity between youth and the $ 15,983t88 ma. sea is as great as ever. !; •:w ladle serving with VP410, he re- missed light and ground indoctri- nation areining hi theNavy's new- Inglteemarine warfare aircraft, $ 15,440Z iW128 Orion. CLASSIFIED - =leen of VP-30 is to provide 44) patrol squadrons of the U. This Feature Is Published With The Hope That More People Will Co To Gnu* 35,titspg antic Fleet with operationally trkinei pilots, tectical coordinators, LOCAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS ali,iewmen and maintenance per- Sealed proposals for the con- 1...1 sonnel to assist in achieve( a high struction of street improvements It Is Sponsored By Firms Interested In This Commay. 2"9.1 • redeem in aU weather. for the City of South Palen, Tee- neasee will be received by the Mayor and City Commission at the $ 867434 ARMY, VIETNAM—Army office of the City Manager, at the fineeiiiiist Four Louie D. Tibbs Jr., City Hall, South Fulton, Tennessee Central nrp, MID of Mr. and Mm. Louie D. until 7:00 P. M., Daylight THE FULTON NEWS WILLIAM WARD STOCKYARD Time on August 20th, 1968, and im- $ 3,35th2 Wing°, Ky., was assigned Piggly-Wiggly Super Market July 23 to the 4th Infantry -Division mediately thereafter will be opened Printers — Publishers Cheri Strad and publicly read. roues Fulton, Tom (200i97) The City Commission reserves the - • .19qe Spec.'Tibbs is a rook in Company Csamossrsiel Ave. fftp16116 Sena Miss CMS right to reject any or all bids COPE the division's 4th Engineer and to any informalities (5)1142 Battalion. He entered the Army in waive or tech- nicalities therein. /fa July 1987, completed basic training iq The work be done *Lit- Benzine, Ga., and was last to consists gen- erally of approximately 7,975 INTERSTATE OIL COMPANY HORNBEAK FUNERAL ROME .1.•.0;sta stationed at Ft. Bowling, Gs., be- Henry L Siegel Conigeny. square yards asphaltic Igmarriving overseas in July 1968. of concrete Abhors el Shah Protests 1112 Carr Street $ 1,e1y3P1 overlay over existing pavement. -1Hti 21-year-old soldier graduetd Putties MIMI Sao& Pollee Specifications of proposed kg, as ii.i9s4 from School. the Felten Phone W14412 Wino High street improvements may be ob- Puttee !Woe WIMP ,m1.241 Beforeentering the Army, he was tained at the office of the City Malpersid by Henry I. Siegel, South Manager, City Hall, South 5 /NAM Tenn. His wife, Linda, Fulton, 38mVil lives 'Perinatales. 1 V.I. ft at jet Seventh St., 'Fulton, Ky. Compliment!, of CITY DRUG COMPANY THE CITIZENS BANK Fulton Wkolessde Finsfsie 6 4.250.17 Whom Make our honk year book -Aides KNoiher Corpelleg Yller Preeription Drug Were Cut flow... Weill Gerbil soolles CAN STILL WI IIIIIN —Upbeideries, Modern • Hickman, Ky. Phone W6-1666 DIal 1111-1WI relied the Dibrell's of the West POW, KT. Phone 472.13111 during les Civil War,die 'Ooluimbus- —Deans sod Melee" Carpethog %hum( bettielisid, Olieeibus, was —Vinyl end Tile IWO* Sadao{ gait lor the' —Annehreng Wald Liodsomm (35,°°!M , A heat cd elBs-long PURE)LE EVANS DRVG COMPANY and a slides astelaar were COMPANY FULTON ELECTRIC SYSTEM Imes Moo Mississippi 10 pv- $. P. ROUE & CO. At the slows or at your doer Fulton, Kosanky -Ta. Return owe Wit gaiboob item going ill Satedway, See% Polka Welb. The ember amt Chao ant on Puttee, Ky. Plane 4714211 111 Lake Street Lae Street Dia at-sm 1:110". Plows 479.111611 smlast

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different kinds of money in your tour days work, eh? to Miss ? She's coming, Thursday, Aug. 15, 1968 at the same time. Page 14 Fulton County News, We could not do any sight seeing, too. pocket We got to New Orleans on Sun- Hospitality element, but I exciting and Southern of the time most because Now comes the and spent the night tell you that these countries are the whole Soume31 day night can scenic part of mom and I (Co). very beautiful. Most of them are home. there. Monday, it was to plan for coming left for Miami on Sunday nestled in the Sierra-Madre moun- Price had lait "To-goose-a-golper" and went to the French Quar- Latin-American of We morning) Goes tains of Central America. Most to flew into San Salvador. We had ter for a while and then left for them are in valleys with the moun- to Fulton it will also play at dump planes there and flew Fulton. On the way back, we Mop- When Fulton, and South of the show; tains around them. Anyway, even six during the festival. eglelitemala City. We bad a ped in Clarksdale for a short visit celebrate their sixth International other functions IS we sew nothing more el tbega of stay. September 4-7, Friday has been =d Gav- *Mir lay-over and instead with some relatives, then drove Banana Festival. countries then the scenery from the back famous ernor's Day and will hours lag the airport, we went back to Fulton, arriving at 4 a. us, they will be extending their airport to the hotel, I can say that at students the exhibits and banana and Pia the Guatemala BiRmore for the Tuesday. We drove from New Or- Southern hospitality to ot if the Countries are in anyway indic- to Amer- contests. An International sunshine. It was relaxing, but, for leans to Fulton in one day and, as and dimataries from Latin eating ative of that scenery, then they are to Program will at the most part, we couldn't wait I am writing this today, Tuesday, ica. Relations be 2 well-worth seeing. for Fulton, Ken- p. m. in Kitty League Park, aid at get stationary in some city I can hardly keep my eye's open. The twin cities of Where was I? Oh yes, in Nica- Tennessee 7:30 p. M. the Princess Peiping more than twenty-four hours. I can promise you that this tucky and South Fulton, ragua. Friday morning we flew to for the will be held in the We finally got op a TACA Jet and year's sixth International Banana have been making plans preliminarielr and again customs start- with rehearsing their Fulton High Mod emliteritim. flew back to New Orleans, Festival will be the biggest and festivities and ed our day off wrong for everyone last year's Fes- Some 10 contestants, appearing in only one Mop, in Belize, Honduras. best in the festival's short history, Spanish ever since concerned. The redeeming feature 2,000 miles from both bathing suits and evening Let's review the situation of the largely thanks to the efforts of tival. Although it's of that country was its scenic beau- plantation, the dresses, will be interviewed. They past week. Seven countries in seven Mrs. Paul Westpheling (mom) and the nearest banana ty and the friendliness of the peo— town has a definite inter- will be Mood an poise, beatik', no time days, seven different currencies, Col. Mercer Lee Price. I can not Kentucky ple. But we had httle or different the fruit, for thousands of and personality; the winner wig and nine airplanes on five ask praise for my mother, per se, est in for that. banana are re-iced in spend a week in Ecuador and re- airlines. but for a civicaninded and hard- carloads of We barely got settled when that Fulton every year and distributed ceive a scholarship award. If you have any idea of traveling working lady, who is interested in busy-beaver of a mother of mine far corners of the nation. Saturday wia we a parade at Central America, let me give the future of this festival. As for to the arranged a meeting for us with, to and the arts and 10:30 a. as. and the world's lined few tips on international Colonel Price, the only thing that I A midway, who else, . Hope you a will open Wednes- banana pudding will be served at These are the currencies can say is that this man, who is crafts displays, springs eternal, and now we have banking. and will continue noon in the City Park. The Primps various countries and their president of the Price Foundation, day, Sept. 4, five Central American beauty of the the fiesta. A new fea- Pageant finals will be held at 7:111 American values: Mexico - peso, took time out from his busy sched- throughout queens coming to this year's festi- San ture of the annual festival will be Saturday evening, and the winnow 8c; Guatemala - quetzal, 81,00; ule to help the citizens of this com- val. an antique show and sale Thursday will be crowned at the Princess Salvador - colon, 40c; Nicaragua - munity succeed in building this in- Saturday morning, we flew to and Friday. An Inter-American Dance at 9:30. cordova, 14c; Casts Rica - colon ternational program. Teguscigkipa, Honduras for yet an- Music Fiesta is to be presented Throughout the festival, hundreds (again), 13e; Honduras - limper*, other noun of talks. We were de- your preparations now to Thursday night at Kitty League of bananas will be consumed and 50c. Now, if you don't think diet Make tained in that city (I dare not write the festival on September Park with the Guatemala Army thousands of people will be making can he a problem, just imagine attend it again) and didn't leave there un- La Vista! Marimba Band as the main feature new friends. what it would be like to have seven 4-7. Haste til Sunday morning. What happened

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in Fulton. JERRY CARTER—The new innkimper at the Halliday Inn innkeeper Jerry, son of Mr. and Mrs. J•mos L. Carted., was appointed position with Rut tot succeed Jim Irby, who rovigned August 1, to fake a Dobbs House organization.

NOTEBOOK— (Continued From Page One) Take It From Salvador, I remarked that it mattered little that some individuals in Central America knew no Eng- Me lish at all, but that they did know when and how to use American slang and colloquialisms. Whereupon he related a fabulous story. Said he: At a high level conference attended by the highest officials of all Central American countries it was proposed that the first step needed to retain the independence and character of their individual countries was to stop using American slang, and es- pecially the word "Okay." The suggestion was received enthusiastically and the mechanics proposed to make American a. slang taboo, consider it immoral and to further look ..-----.. ate imar."‘ 5305'11. upon such use as treasonable...... -—.V• A resolution was passed with all the pomp 111301 a- and ceremony of dignity. Knowing that the deci- 1° toll sion to out-law American slang would be unan- ot the 'Va gea imous, a voice vote was taken. COplos in Ode Said the chairman in the highest form of proper `,LISIlovaesthelvriu-ittei Spanish: "It is agreed now that the use of American teadin6 C Mvxdotatell slang is against the dignity of our country's lan- )eing guage. We will now have your approval of this andthtoughout solemn resolution. What is your pleasure that it be coot° tie passed?" toll to Came the loud response . . . "Okay, Okay, . radvated ltend Okay!!" Senor Algara says it's an honest to good- 0014114 vee ness true story. Os vial be tliis' ppleeo brilug 101S-50- When Vivienne de Solis of San Jose, Costa 15,100 do %eV Rica was here for the Festival last year, she made titles to Yulton vell- me promise that if I ever visited in her country otthe attracti that I would certainly call her. Twill %epaties et And that I tried to do! But Mrs. de Solis is kinds foveae, did not know. Y)ecause all married and her husband's name I atith grocefles, I could not find it listed in the directory under her teed 11S/34 given name. There are many de Solis' in the phone axe te it %glances, book and I simply did not know where to start. ITAficedinetchandise, But it was a lovely lady at the Tourist Commis- -weal, sion who said she knew Mrs. de Solis, called.her -to for me, and of course Vivienne returned the call. Taal Unfortunately our schedule did not permit a shoes, personal visit, but we had a wonderful telephone dtugs, estate. chat. Her husband left on Saturday for Germany, teal 5011$11050hasbeet where he will do some special studies in economics. $ ot He is a distinguished professor of same. Vivienne Cat has been given a high honor and distinguished as- Never Have I Seen 120001111 signment to do some special teaching in the univer- Such Value 1151 'aieli toe sity there. Of course she asked to be remembered to I'Ve especially-to Jean and Ruby Boyd Poe. WO 0'Øt everybody, 4111 help into estabOed to goes 0%011- we met wun customs. When ‘‘S ea:It %ado To-goose-a-golper-- we left the airport for our - tradeg hotel, the ride is what dis- One) iiideutheit *ea (Continued Irmo Page couraged us all The airport is far each sosett134 enough from the city as it is, but K. ) hotaes allaye a very cordial reception and again the hotel Inter-Continental, where I we were very fruitful in our en- we stayed, is on the opposite side thousaud papetli deavors. The result: Miss Gusts. of the city, about 30 kilometers a- Sig101 maleis coming to the festival. way, about 18 American miles. alai rulton. Meanwhile back at the hotel, we The ball was rolling and mother to aT. the relaxed and gathered our strength contacted a man who helped us in sctibe ,let Ion. for the trip the following day. How- our venture. The three of us were lidless ever, the evening wee only begin- becoming experts at this now and ploveitsvottil,to ning. First, there was an official we managed to have Miss El Sal- to reception for , then vador as • guest of the festival. came the captaining to her about About this time in the week, the the festival through a translator. three of us were getting very tired Our Spanish was enough to com• of travelling and it looked sail we municate, but we thought it best could not possibly make the other to use an interpreter. After the re- countries in the remaining days. ception, Morn, Col. Price, and I But, there is an old saying, "the were guests of the Oliver Sautes. difficult can be done immediately, He is head of Central American Af- but the impossible takes eve min- fairs for the State Department. utes." We were off again! Bock to the hotel for a good We got into Menelgelt, Nicaragua 00 night's rest—er was it? X is rather 012 Thursday and insinedistsdy went difficult to sleep when you are in to the Gran Hotel, where we began TV a foreign country, bat whet is even making preparations for getting the more disturbing is the fact that lovely beauty queen at that coun- L.- when you finally get to sleep you try. Our meeting at 11:40 P. M. don't even know where you are. lasted only one hour and a few odd 411111111v41111111w 41X/Egiv 41111110.4111111m Wednesday we flew to San minutes, but we street peydhe and 46/1".. 4101010"41 .1111w 'WNW Salvador El Salvador. Again our list grew to fear. Not bed for

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