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FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1946 NUMBER TWENTY 11111LIJME FIFTEEN FULTON, KENTUCKY, 'News'IsFather Of Elder Fulton Council In Toting Crutchfield Joe Kasnow Leaves ilve Fulton County 4-H Air-Minded Small Houser Dies In Session Monday Night Woman Sticks Nail Fulton After Nearly Club Girls Attend Junior Towns Speed Growth t- Of Private Flying Paducah Saturday In Foot; Succumbs Quarter Century Here Week At Lexington Engineer Starts Work on Staking for Deeds In Drainage Db- 74, Paducah Five Fulton County 4-H Club The age of private flying is be- Charles L. Houser, trict of Harris Fork Creek Olive. Lucile Veatch, 30, Crutch- Joe Kasnow, well known mer- years, died girli will go to Lexington, Ky., to coming a postwar reality in rural grocer for the past 45 field. Route 1, died Sunday night chantile man of Fulton. has re- 1016 Week at the Univer- America's small towns and farming Saturday night at his home, Fulton city council met the Flilton hospital after a short tired from business as a member of attend Junior , MondaY at areas. While future developments South Fourth-st, Paducah. Fune- nail in her foot L. Kasnow firm, and gone to sity of Kentucky, Monday June 10 night, the board ratified the action Meese She sti.v...k a the services were held Monday af- was forc- through the 14th, with the Horne may not be as rocket-fast as some ral of the meeting held May 28, for a lew days ago, and complications St. Louis. His retirement Church of Agent, Margaret Howard. The girls prophets foresee, a steady growth ternoon at the Broadway improving the Harris Fork Creek set in Funeral services were held ed by his health. Starnes, assisted were selected at the Rally Day seems certain. Christ, with Trine to check overflow conditions. En- Tuesday afternoon at the Crutch- Mr. Kasnow came to Fulton in and Homer programs held at Cayce and West- The rate of that growth will de- by Alonzo Williams, gineer Hunt of Mayfield has start- liekl Methodist Church, with in- Jaguary, 1923, to join his brother, Interment ern. In May, Bobby Sue Buchanan pend on the suitability of a given A. Daniel, officiating. ed preliminary work on stalcing, ternment in charge of Hornbeak Louis Kasnow, in the merchantile Grove ceme- Sue Brasfield of the territory to aviation and on the followed in th,. Oak and obtaining right-of-way for the Plameral Hoine. business. Mr. and AIrs. Kasnow and Wilma Sylvan Shade Community will availability and cost of planes. In tery. creek bed. Miss Veatdh, native of Fulton have two children, Paul, 16, and father of El- represent Fulton county in a Dem- some areas it will be spectacular; Mr. Houser was the The engineer hopes to complete onsinty, was the daughter of Mr. Mildred, 15. both born in Fulton. Charles Houser, minister of the onstration .alled "Care of School in others, slow. der his work in about three weeks, in aad Mrs. Noah Veatch, and was well The family has made many friends Christ in Fulton. He Shoes." Patricia Lawson, Hickman, Much progress has been made in Church of order that Council may take fur- birrawn in this section. She leaves here, and regret to break ties of near Florence Station, and in Clothing •Judging, Peggy Lusk, and around 'Martin and Union City was born ther steps towards securing right of her parents; four _ sisters, Arneta friendship established. Paducah at an early age. Cayce, in Foods Judging, and Ruth in recent years. But in Fulton, went to way. For a distance of several Wary of Wingo, Merine Woodson Mr. Kasnow stated this week Houser Brothers Gro- Jean Bondurant, Cayce, in canning Clinton, Hickman and Mayfield, He operater hundred yards, between Highway of lliTmgo, Katherine Evans of Clin- that he has sold his home on Pearl- South Fourth-st in Padu- judging. This. group will be in con- aviation progress has been slow. cery on 45, and the Railroad Bridge on ks,. Janet Teach Of Crutchfield; st, and will remain inactive for a was an elder and charter voy with the County Agent, John Despite the fact that every man on cah. He Burns-av, and upstream to Bob babblers, Trurnan Veatch, Mt. while. the Broadway Church Free B. Watts and five 4-H Club boys. the street will acknowledge that member of White's on the Mayfield highway, Clemons, Mich., Basil Veatch a real Christ in Paducah. The group plans to stop at places aviation is now accepted as of considerable straightening of the Jerry Veatch of De- widow; two sons, Crutchfield, DEATHS the to and from system of transportation, very lit- He leaves his creek will be necessary. of Arling- of interest on trip troit arid Halbert Veatch DENNIS M. BAKER tle' enthusiasm has been aroused Eddie Houser of Paducah, and James Warren, city attorney, has neph- Junior Week. too; -also eleven nieces and Dennis M. Baker, son of the late around 41ton. Charles L. Houser, Jr., of Fulton; been appointed to secure deeds and *mum an uncle. John Veatch or Louise. Connor Hous- Mr. atid Mrs. Robert Baker died at RUTHYILLE RESIDENT Fulton eing centrally located, on one daughter, titles along the right of way. L. S. Clinton; three aunts, Mrs. Martha the home of Roy Miller, his brother- DIED AT JONES CLINIC the hub of highways and railroads, er. Phillips, John Melton and Will of Crutchfield, Mrs. Dave Veatch in-law, near Cuba, Ky., Wednesday, ILLNESS and in the center of a fine farming Gayle were named as members of Alice AlFTER LONG Cadson of Fulton and Mrs. May 29, at 2:30 p. m., after a long area, needs an airport. This is def- an Equalization Board. of East S. Louis. NEWS BRIEFS Bead illness. Funeral services were Mrs. John Kindred, 72, well initely a fact, as has been proven A plan for financing the creek Mies Veatch was a exhool teach- held at New Hope Baptist Church on several occasions. work has been made on the creek known resident of the Ruthville Miss Beulah Palmer and Mrs. er at Wolf Island school last year. near Latham Thursday of last week Just recently one life was loss, project. community, died Monday morning A. Grace received their 20-year by Rev. J. R. Hamlin and intern- and another person dangerously Frank Brady, R. C. Pickering and at the Jones Clinic in Fulton after service emblems from the Southern ment was in a nearby cemetery. injured, because we did not have Charles Gregory were named on a PILOT OAK a long illness. Funeral services Bell. Telphon Co., whn a dinner He was born in Gralfes C•unty, an airport. Air traffic or flight by committee to invettigate the, pur- were held 'Tuesday aftrenoon at was given in their honor last w-eek. Nov. 31, 1899, and was 46 years of private aviators usually follows a- chasing of a new fire truck by the Mr. and Mrs. Herman Walls of New Hope Church. with internment at the Hall Hotel in Mayfield. Roy age. He married Miss Iva Breir- long railroads and highways, an- city. bear Palmore served a nice birth- in the cemetery there. Prince, district traffic manager of ington. No children were born to of other reason why Fulton needs, an day dinner for Will Collins, Sun- Mrs. Kindred was a member Paducah, presented the medals. He lived near Latham Hundred.s of boys are back day. Et waa 61 years old. Thome en- this union. the New Hope Church. Two sons airport. Around Town for the past 25 years. He had been from service who have had air ex- joying there hospitality were, Mr. preeeded her in death. H. L. Hardy, Jr., so nof Mr. and in poor health for some time, anti four perience; and even a private flY- nod Elro. Wall from Tennessee, Mr. She leaves her husband; Mrs. H. L. Hardy of this citY, filled Mansfield Martin is buikiing a was recently operated in a Mayfield Char- ing field here would be a big help. sod biro. Roy Collins, Dorothy and sons, Otto, Barny of Detroit, tile pulpit at Mt. Carmel Sunday. new building on Canamiercial-av; hospital. Come on, all you civic-minded -Jheily. NKr. and Mrs. Leonard Wil- lie and Guy of Fulton; three daugh- Young Hardy recently returned and will open a business there in He leaves two sisters. Mrs. Ed people of Pulton, let's get busy and es; Mr. and Mrs. Zdd Rhodes, Mrs. ters, Fern Stone and Besaie Phelps from overseas service, and is study- some future date. Griffin of Mayfield and Mrs. John of do emmthing about obtaining an leselyn Bead and Carol, Gonne, of St. Louis and Helen Cashon ing for the tninistry. here. We can't afford to stay Joyce anti Joan, and Mrs. Mary Mitchell of Dukedom. Fulton, also twelve grandchildren airport The new building being construct- out of step with progress just be- Dina deightful day was spent and three great grendehildren. Several Fulton people attended ed on Church-st by the Grahams la MRS. ELLA CASTLEMAN cause we are groundlings ourselves. mad an wished Will many more the Shrine ceremonial at Mayfield now nearing completion. This is ft is just as essential today that bogey birthdaYs. Mrs. Ella Crittendon Castlegien, last week, when a delicious barbe- a two-story brick vepeer, and will • - PALBSTIN,K we prepSes for ttaa aviation age, as large crowd attended clan- 74. daughter o: the late Kr. and age dinner wet enjoyed. be ocepp.ied by tbit Exelsonlys II it was yelfscs agd, wheti corrunuoi- services at Bethlehem Mrs. Ben Crittendon, died at the -from Fulten were Dr. Cavan Bus-, rniture Store when completed. dean% Day Bro. Sands filled his pulpit Sun- grew, or faded, because they render- home of her son, Clarence Castleman ties Shissioy. A fine service was day- and he and Mrs. Sands were the new- hart Louis Ka/mow and Har Wednesday, May 29, near Union look ahead and saw what well known South ed Syr 44.061104w and Mrs. Gus Browd- Reaves. Ed Bennett, a long illness. guests of Mr. fangled motor car was going to do e French City, Tenn., after Those attending from Fulton were Fulton business man has a neW Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc er. to America. Funeral serivces were held at Bib- 14. D. Stanfield, Harry Potter, C. A. building under constru.ction on the are the proud parents of a baby Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mobley Yes, some mightly good com- le Union Church near Hyndmer, Sanford, Dr. J. L. Martin Highway just back of the boy born May 1. spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. dried up because they Stephens, R. E. Thursday of last week by Rev. W. munities cafe he formerly operated. It will Wiggins are Walter Scholes and Mr. Schloes in path of the Jones, Aaron Butts, Dr. R. V. Put- Mr. and Mrs. Jewel L. Kenney at 3 p. m. Interment in were off the beaten be a two-room affair, suitable for a 9 1-2 lb., Clinton, Ky. They were without new nam, N. G. Cooke, Bob White, Leon *se proud parents of a nearby cemetery beside the grave motor cars. two store buildings. at Mrs. Tommie Stokes and children other Browder, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Co- boy born Tuesday of last wcvk of her husband. and better highways--while Mother and are spending this week with her sprung up and grew well Mr. and rMs. Rube McKnight. Bee FUIton 'hospital. She lived near Hyndsver for a communities Kellie Lowe and Doc Adams are slid doing weli Un- parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cald- into large cities. number of years and moved to Five men left this week for Louis- enlarging the wareroom of their Coleftiarp went to Ful- ago, and well. PROJECT lams Reba ion City about 20 years HERE'S A MAJOR ville to take examinations for mil- new concrete block plant on the and got her a per- made Major and Mrs. Abe Thompson OF FUL- ton last week for the past four years had FOR THE CIVIC CLUBS itary service with the U. S. Army, Martin highway in South Fulton. at and family of Paducah visited rela- AIRPORT tionment wave. hm• home with her grandson, TON—SEE THAT AN for a three year period. called Monday to She was a merrber tives and friends in this community IN THIS COM- from Dr. Page was Chaffee, Mo. IS PROVIDED Enlistees are: Raymond Ander- Right across the highway Collins. He reported Church. Sunday. something a- business see Mrs. Mary of the Bible Union Baptist MUNITY. You can do son, 607 College-st; Joseph W. Ed- the block plant a new above normal blood pressure. leaves two sons, Clarerice Mr. and Mrs. William McClana- read this and just This will be belie She lxiut it. Don't wards, Crutchfield, Route 1; Ge- building is going up. Steele, Mrs. Viola both of Union han and daughtsr, Joan were guests and boost un- adjacent Mrs. Winnie and Alton Castleman. pass it up--but talk roge N. Nonan, 213 West Rrade-st; a building 30x30, and iies Mr. Pern Grissom con- and four of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Brann Sunday. Ful- Illeore and City; three grandsons til the job is done. Jesse F. Davis, 127 Paschall-st; H. to the railroad spur in South the same. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. -time about great grandchildren; one brother, colored, 115 Davis Mill-st. ton- Robert Watts were Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Rose, Tashi Sue and Terry Mack Olive Noah Crittendon of Martin. JONES & GROOMS BUY A. Pillow of Hickory, Ky., Mr. and celebrated there 3rd and 6th birth- DALLAS PRODUCE BLDG. A new subdivision in north Mrs. Rob Pillon, Mr. and Mrs. BRYANT-BYRE) day Monday afternoon with a little .ESTES C. ROGERS MOVE THEIR GARAGE Highlands is now underway. Leta Wash Pillon of Fulgharn, Mr. and party. Cake and ice cream was Estes C. Roge_rs, son of the late are being sold for residential pur- Mrs. Gardner -Paton and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bryant of Cay- aerved and they. rereived several Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Rogers, died at Jones & Grooms, who have been poses by Lowe arid Bushart. This Blanche Gordson of Akron, Ohio, ce announft the marriage of their nine gifts. Those present were: Mrs. the Fulton Hospital, 'Tuesday night. operating a garage at the corner of section promises to make steady Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Barclay of younger daughter, Dorothy, to Ro- Helen Floyd and Joanna, Mrs. May 28, after a long illness. Fune- Carr and Lake-streets, have pur- growth. Fulton, Mrs. Jannie Wade and sons, bert M. Byrd, vvhich was solemn- Fear, Williams and Ronnie, Mrs. ral services were held at Ruthville chased the old Dallas Produce Mrs. Eugene HordestPYle and babY, ized Saturday afternoon, May 25 at Jock R. S. Goesum, Larry and Jerry, Weinesday of last week by his,pas- Building on Mears-st, and nsoved Right across the highway Mr. and Mrs Mac Sutra wand son. - , 2 o'clock. Rev.'W. K. Dickerson improvements. Ms. Thelma Puckett and Norma tor, Rev. T. A. Duncan, and intern- their garage to that building. Fok it making some Mrs. Ida Pegram is slowly im- read the single ring eememony in court west Sae, Mrs. Allene Lowry and Jim- ment was at Sandy Branch ceme- Considerable improvements have He is building a tourist proving. the Method* parsonage in Un- a Tehy wish them many more tery, in charge of W. W. Jones. been made in the building, and of his lake, and plans to erect ▪ Mrs. Robert Thompson and dau- -stop ion City, Tenn. balmy birthdays. He was born in Weakley county, they now have a complete-one drive-out place. ghter. Rita visited her sister, Mrs. The only attendants were Miss Hrs. B. G. Lowry, Mrs. Thelma Oct. 29, 1878, and had lived near garage service, including body and in Paducah Tues- Dorothy Fuller and Richard Byrd. Louise Olive and Miss Ruthvillis for the past forty years. Abe Thompson paint room. This firm is local dis- A new business building is going Pnekett, Mrs. The bride, an aftrictive brunette, Rowland went to Mayfield He was a member of the Baptist day. tributor for Hudson motor cars, G. up on Lake-st Extension, near the Mlle wore an aqua blue dress, a black of last week. Church, and was a good citizen. Harvey Pewitt is still suffering M. C. trucks, Goodyear Tires, and viaduct and across the street front Tborsclay off the face hat and black access- Mary Coletharp from De- He is survived by his companion; with neuritis. genuitre Hudson parts. Maynard's Standard Station. Mrs. ories. She was graduated from troit, Mrs. Ruby Robey from Water one son, Ralph, who is at home on The W. S. C. S. met with Mrs. Cayce high school, and is now em- front at ✓alley, Miss Beulah Moore, Mar- furlongh from the Army; two bro- Raymond Brown on 3rd street Mon- UTOPIA CARNIVAL FIUDAY John Earle has a new ployed as secretary in Extension of buitiness on Lake-st, gret Crawford and little Sander's thers, Cleason and Forest Rogers, day afternoon with 13 members NIGHT AT CAYCE his place lesson was Department of Fulton county, lo- his new implement building on girl called' to see Mrs. Mary Collins both of Martin; two sisters, Mrs. present. An intermting and cated at Hickman. is nearing completion. 'Monday afternoon, Jim Heathcott and Mrs. Luther Bul- given by Mesdames Richard Mobley The newly organized Fulton Fourth-st Milner lington, both of Dyersburg. and Ed Thompson. Ice cream and County Utopia Club is having a Robert, the son of Mrs. Byrd, Fulton, Route 1, was grad- HOMEMAKERS WEDDING IN JUNE cake were served for refreshments. Spring carnival at the Cayce high BENNETT at MRS. MARY ANN TOLAR Mr. and Mrs. Levv•is Thompson school Friday night, June 7th at uated from Central high school Clinton. He has recently receiv- The regular June meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kearby of Mrs. Mary Ann Toler, 90, dau- spent Sunday with Mrs. Hub Gris- 8 o'clock. ed his discharge after serving more Club will be Crutchfield announce the engage- ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs. som near Dukedom. There will be bingo, ring toss, Bennett Homemakers than two years in the Armed For- held June 13th. At this time a re- ment and approaching marriage of George Page. died at the home of Rupert Browder under went art cake walk, a one act comedy,' with ces, seeing active service with the view lesson upon the work of the tInair daughter. Miss Frances Kear- her son, L. A. Tolar in Martin, operation last weak at Haws Clinic all the chartcer boys, hot dogs, cold hope for him Infants* in Germany. year teill be conducted, and an by to Mr. D. J. Murchinson, son early Wednesday morning, May 29. and his many friends drinks, ice cream, etc. Miss Fueller was dressed in a of sheld. One hun- rMs. J. T. Murchinson of Ful- She fell Sunday and broke her leg, a speedy recovery. He is doing nice- A electric clock and a electric electiorl officer light pink, two piece dress ivith dred percent attendance of the ton. Route 1. The wedding will and grew worse. Funeval services ly. coffee maker given away to the black accessories. membership is urged at this meet- lake place in June. were held at Gardner M. E. Church Several children of this communi- holder of tire lucky numbers. and ceremony ing. Miss Kearby and Mr. Murchin- Thursday, May 30, by Rev. W. T. ty are attending the Bible school at Come and bring your friends Immediately after the with your groom left for a short non are graduates of Central High Barnes and Rev. Oakley Woodside, Liberty this week.. Mrs. Hillman enjoy a evening of being the bride and Lake. They It is not work that kilis meri; it School. Miss Kearby attended the with internment at Gardncs ceme-. Collier is one of the teachers. Mes- neighbors and friensis. honeymoon at Reelfoot home on the Hick- is worry. Work is healthy; you can University of Kenutcky. Mr. Mur- tery. dames Richard Mobley. Gus Donoho will make their. near Cayce. hardly put more upon a man that thinson served 7 'months With the She is survived by her son, L. A. and Druie Inman ate helping in Anger is a noble infimity, the man highway one he can bear. Worry is rust upon r armed forces in Germany. Tolar; a daughter, Mrs. C. H. Stover transportation. generous failing of the ust, the of Martin; five grandchildren and degree that riseith above zeal, as- The devil can quote Scripture the blade. It is not the revolution purpose—Shakespeare. that destroys ths machinery, but 'The stomach is a slave that must six great grandchildren. Praise from the common people serting the prerogative.—Tupper. for his that is not open to conviction the friction. Fear secretes acids; accept everything that is given to is generally false, and rather fol- He of qualified for discussion. — but love and trust are sweet uic- bat, which avenges wrongs as slyly Keep good company and you shall lows vein persons than virtuous Arrogance is the obstruction is not es.—Beecher. as does the slave—Souvvestre. be of the number.—George Herbert. ones.—Bacon. wisdom.—Bion. W!'.ately. THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY incomgruity in Method is the arithmetic of sac- OPA, and interference by "brass There is a great in its field, declares that "this can- those cess.—H. W. Shaw. VW Fulton County News methods challenge the this idea of monuments since not possibly harm the average hats," whose _ J. PAUL BUSHART what is called whom they are usually dedicated American citizen. Indeed it is like- very foundations of 'What Editor and Publisher ECONOMICS. need no such recognition to emblam ly to help him eince' overweight COMPETITIVE • their memory and any man who PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY atter middle life is recognized as Of course the producers are anx- W. W. Jones & Sons does, is not worthy of one.—Haw- And one of the important causes of ious to keep in step with the aims Funeral Home lentered as second class matter Juno, thorne. an c abbreviated longevity." It then and principles of our economic post office at Fulton,! 129 University Phone 31111 enough 1933, at the practical suggestions life. But how can a farmer toe the 1979.1 gives some MARTLN, TENN. Cy, under the act of March 3, all the restrictions preaching which pan, t for diminishing the consumption of mark and obey Surely that A Distinctive Service Well time by us the OBITUARIES. Card of Thanks, wheat and fats, such as one-piece It seems to us that every that are imposed upon him comes from the soul works most on Within Your Means takes to be Notices and Political Cards sandwiches, buckwheat cakes for the government steps in and boards, organizations and directors the soul.—Fuller. gets into enforce shamed at the rates specified by breakfast, the substitution of fruits more c.ontrol, the country that make the charts and power, thing otwortiming deparbeent and other desserts for pastries and a bigger mess. The greatest them from Washington. cakes, broiled instead of fried wrong in this country today is too Farmland is turning over fast and rates radius ad 30 Subscription meat, and bread and jam without much centralized control, and too the average increase in prices is Fulton 81.50 a year. Else- and sidles of to run 14 Lbs. many bureaucrats trying pre- Regains butter. now almost 70 percent above view, $2.00 a year. The wholehearted manner in everybody's business. war. That's a higher percentage which our people have exprossed than in World War I, which brought a desire to share food with other Whether official Washington on a boom that forced thousands Retonga Credit can Gives nations, is encouraging. It is the knows it or not, there already is of farmers into bankruptcy. It mark of a reviving civilization. a revolution taking place in this happen again. So Run- Liberty Parkway, Clarksville, Tee& which may spread to some- Mrs. Poole Felt country, Discussing her case Mrs. Poole thing more serious if governmental that the down She Would Have "How," writes a distracted par- It is often proclaimed HOPE REBORN gratefully continued: "can I convince bungling and pussyfooting doesn't people living under a Republican To Stay In Bed For ent to this office, suffered terribly from sow man stop. We hear a lot about strikes system of Government are gauran- The "I my daughter that the young Days. Retonga Tops wisaki here and there, but the greatest the pursuit of indigestion and frequently The United States is destined to she goes with is worthless?" Have teed life, liberty and List Of Medicines With. to- have gone lose my food within thirty minutes eat let,s• in the near future, in ord- marry him. strike taking place in America happiness. But things fo her Her, She Says. after eating. I had no appetite and er that other countries may have day is among individuals who once topsy-turvy, and our politi.cal often would not even go to the a little more food. Far from hurt- had the courage and initiative to osophies are out of balance. The se The love of money is the root oil' at meal-time. Nothing seemed ing the health of the nation, medical look ahead and plan things that rules are obscure, and our ideals table all evil; which while some coveted properly, I lost weight. spokesmen say it will do us good. would mean jobs and production. and princilple that are the founda- to digest ate? they have erred from the faith elimination was 90 In fact, the health magaine Hygeia, Thtne individuals consciously or tions of American es:onomic- life are rapidly and and pierced themselves through became almost a slave a publication of the medical pro- unconsciously. Whichever the case lost in the clouds. sluggish I with many sorrows.—Bible. to laxatives. fsion and a recognized authority may be, are on a sitting down In the first place there is the relief RC- strike. For one reason or another question of sustaining huinan life at "Thanks to the grand have regaised they don't want to work—they have home. One-third of all the billions tong a brought me I now feel tie_ ceased to keep their nose to the of tons of our food is promised fourteen pounds and mornings I feel grindstone, because the incentive to famine-stricken areas through- rest so well that and arm to accumulate and build has been out the world. refreshed. eat heartily. killed by governmental regimen- ready for my household duties, Of course the United States is tation and over taxation. This Those harsh laxatives arr niot the largest contributor To food-short- "disease" has spread in industry needed now. It would be impossible age areas We are the country that e me to give Retonga the praise and inagricultur . Some day we feeds, finances—and fights for for are to up4in MRS. SAM rooLE it justly deserves. It heads the going wake America peace. without expecting very much A and the list of medicines with me." realize that amers, who in return. But, let us not forget -I lost fifteen pounds in three e provid the breadbasket for all- the economic welfare and happin- months and felt so weakened that Retonga is intended to retiree labor leaders, union members and people, flow at ess of our own American sometimes I would have to go to distress due to insufficient none union membrs, and the com- find the ga- the stomach. • or we may awaken to bed- for days, but thanks to Re- digestive juices in mon ordinary man, are actually on thering storm at home has become tonga I have regained fourteen loss of appetite, Vitamin B-I debit- a "strike." Each year they arc as a creeping paralYSis. pounds and I feet better than in iency and constipation. Accept producing less and less, for how years," happily declares Mrs. Sam substitute. Retonga may be otituisi- can they produce in abundance Poole, well-known rAident of 173 ed at DeMyer Drug Co. Ev when they are uncettain whether 10.1e they will be able to earn a profit Ch I for their labors. DR. T. M. REID

OPA restrains are not only slowing down production in indus- Chiropractor try, but production on the farm is certain to show greatet. decreases Easy To Build if the government continues to fol- Bldg low the road it has followed in re City National Bank cent- years under New Dealism. OPA predicts inflation, if the price set-up is destroyed. But any Office Hous 9 to 12; 2 to 5 durn fool knows that price con- Evenings 7 to 8 p. m. With BLOCKS trol is already destroyed, for more scarce merchandise is being siild through black market than other- PHONE 97 It is peace loving nation, and quietly ?errand- wise. prohib4ion all over Emblematic of peace la a pictured is America's greatest industry, the poster again. It just doesn't work, unless Jul that dairying MONTH for 1946. above has been chosen as the symbol of June DAIRY the majority of the people are for as the Stars and Stripes. A It's a familiar scene, as American it, and will support it. Concrete or Cinder Blocks, Waterproof Cement, ST grating over green fields, cows that never herd of cows, peacefully Such hostile guns, that never saw the ravages of war. heard tbe roar of home, and a scene, somehow, symbolises the American love of peace, The Old Pussyfooters Association BUILDING Sand and Gravel. See us for your building good eating. (OPA) composed of highly paid members, should be kicked out and give the country a ehance to re- THIS needs. turn to those good old days, when Fulton Pure Milk Co. you could buy a loaf of bread, a YEAR-THEN good tender steak, or some sugar— before the country falls into the SEE US hands of communists and New Dealers of the Guffey type. BEFORE YOU BUILD

American agriculture is not on a normal basis, due to labor short- aini Adams & Lowe ages, the lack of farm machinery. Doi" Interference., from the Federal gov- DON HILL A , ernment impose artificial restraints on grains, cottons, dairy and food CONCRETE Martin Highway — Fulton, Ky. Yi products and operations of our and farms. The land doest its part. Men may GENERAL come, men may go. men may strike, CONTRACTING KOOL but the land keeps on with production, and agriculture keeps sup- PHONE 361 plies roiling to the mailtets—cles- Careful, Expert MIST pite confusing systems of control, IN P- ORIGINAL er DESIGN No Building Is Immune Cleaning Service

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4. If you have any insurance problems or WE ALSO REBLOCK MEN'S HATS. desire. additional coverage, phone No. 5. A FIRE—it can happen to you! QUALITY CLEANERS fo ATKINS INSURANCE AGENCY Vothi,gkeio Commercial Avenue Fulton, Ky. Main Street Fulton, Kentucky SAC- THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY 4It What Other beat us into subjugation.— The the taking from us the necessities We have this suggestion to make. groups embark on project paym Editors Think and a I ii. we might get some shirts. Greenville Observer, (S. C.) of life. We stand meekly by with- If the Congressmen we have in of production and distribution of IRS nylons and pants. —The Lebanon out putting up any kind of a fight. Washington haven't the brains to vitally needed merchandise. The And so today a blight rests up- What has become of the fighting work out a solution of this strike country has been "hamstrung" by Western Star, (Ohio). on a country It's strange, isn't it, that we, who which was powerful spirit of America? What does it business, or if, having the brains, radicals long enough.—The Carroll- enough to whip just a short time ago conquered Germany and Ja- take to make us fighting mad, any- they haven't the backbone it's time ton New-Democrat, (Ky.) pan, two of the strongest nations two of the most militant countries way? If the. taking away of the we folks back home did something Um the world. John L. Lewis seems necessities of life John CHAS. W. BURROW in the world, today, let one shaggy r as L. Levvis about it. Maybe it's OM-fortunate Inflation is an economic problem 'to be able tu has done, isn't do what those two eye-browed foreign minded cuss enough to make us that the coal- strike was not called that has an obverse side, deflation. REAL ESTATE and powerful fighting mad,ws certainly have no until after the countries couldn't do-- over-power us completely even to books had closed After the government agency spirit left. We are for the PUBLIC AUCTIONEER dead and don't filing of candidacies—there ploughs along—if it does— with know it. W have might OFFICE OVER CITY NATIONAL e been "plowed have been more contests to ceilings to all prices for that period under" along with American BANK—PRONE 61 our be decided on May 25. But there is needed to make supply balance the ideals.—T h e one thing Thomas Tribune that can be done—we can demand for goods, this same OPA Farm and City Property (Okla.) serve notice that next term will may want to hold on in the result- List or Buy With Us! Attention: be the last unless there's some def- ing period to put "floors" under From official Washington comes inite. action taken to end the strike prices and prevent a crumbling of nuisance, a daily stream of stories, obviously and provision made for both price and wage levels. This orderly Toot of propaganda aim, telling us of settlement _of wage and is what could happen. Having dis- Veterinary Service labor Poole Tomato Growers! the dire shortage that lie ahead if disputes. The public has too coyered that wage hikes call for much the strike continues. What action, at- stIke to permit such a price hikes in an inflation-spiral Service Day or Night chaotic state of affairs as now exists period, it is the if any, is .being planned by the ad- easiest guess any- Phone 807-R 807-J ministration is still a to continue.—The Nashville Graph- one can make that in a deflation- wookl We have a fine lot of good, secret. It is Or Call 70 strong tomato plants high time that ic (N. C.) spiral the opposite process starts.— inotes the public began to ask why Lewis and The Holden Four Wing News, (W. ✓ sod for tomato growers of this section. You may his miners are allowed Va.) Dr. H. W. Connaughton the to bring the nation to the The charge has been made time secure same by applying at our plant. brink of disaster, while nothing is and time again that this mine strike Graduate Veterinarian mood If done. If esisting_legislation-is pow- would have lase._n handled the OPA would spend half the we*** long a- Located on Martin-Fulton erless to prevent irresponsible go had it not time at their job that they do in RS so been frir the fact that groups from breaking into print to tell Highway stave throwing the nation this is an election year. The very the ne'o- ple how necessary they into economic chaos, then it is time fact that no action is taken against were on the Water the mine leader Valley indicates that there 4 Re- our labor legislation receeved a may be some truth in this charge, cooed major overhauling, The crisis calls and if so, it is a shame and I Ewe_ a dis- for leadership from the White grace and a terrible reflection I feed up- Canning Company House.—The Vergennes Enterprise on the Democratic administration 24 -HOUR and Vermonter and upon those in Congress, mem- .1 otos, (Vermont). bers of both parties, who are oat up for re-election. —The Scoltand osable Neck Commonwealth. N. C.) TAXI SERVICE prause the ARE YOURPREPARED FOR THE CALL US Because of that one man and of APPOINTMENTS MADE IN ADVANCE the failure of the President Alegre to take Or— stringent action, 130,000,000 people ow at —f must now foot the bill in the woo*, • form of lost pay checks, crippled trans- deny- r s Ca" JIFFY MEAT SHORTAGE portation, power brownouts and a CAB pt ots, thousand and one other sacrifices and inconveniences. Everyone knows that this country, and the world, face a big DRY CLEANING It's a sad commentary on our na- PHONE 23 RM. meat and food shortage. Many are buying and raising Baby --and— tional state of affairs when such Chicks to increase their meat supply. things can happen, but it is not LAUNDRY SERYKE unexpected in view of the soft- — 'ivih.„ WE SELL-- YOU, TOO CAN LOOK hearted attitude toward labor that a DLL the New Dealers started and which Popular Magazines Newspapers AHEAD AND President AVOID SCARCITY Truman is continuing.— Tobaccos Cash and Carry Service The Fort Lauderdale Daily News, Cold Drinks SEE US FOR (Florida). Confections —Your Patronage la Al- BABY CHICKS , ways Appreciated. Perhaps if some one could catch U. S. Approved and U. S. Pullorum Tested. John L Lewis asleep and trim his Jifty eye-brows he would Newstand "CHICKS WITH A PERSONALITY" be as powerless as Sampson when his locks were shorn. Bus Station—Corner Carr and Fourth Sta. Seriously the big business lobbies, PARISIAN the little business men, every one of us ruralities and all, had better FULTON HATCHERY get busy and do something about LAUNDRY-CLEANERS John L Lewis and his growing STATE LINE ST. PHONE 483 FULTON, HY. power, or we will have lost the ATTENTION: Phone 14 democratic way of life that we fought to preserve. One thing, we should do is to All Motorists elect lawmakers with backbone enough to trim the eye-brows of John L. Le.vis.— The Tazewell See us for Complete Lubrication Service. Claiborne Progress, (Tenn). is SUNDAY, Remember that we have PICK-UP and DELIV- The great growth of this country ERY SERVICE, so if you cannot bring was founded on the initiative and your car ability of men willing to risk their in, just phone us and we will do the rest. Phone June 16 effort and capital in new enterprise. 9193. The conbination of taxes and ever higher labor costs is destroying Keep your car in good condition and fill And today's jackpot question is probably "What shall I give Dad?" Well this incentive. The returns are too small and the risks too great. When your gasoline tank regular with THAT GOOD you can find that the answer right here at Ford's—Fulton's popular store for incentive to take a chance on GULF GASOLINE. new ventures is stifled, what hap- men and young men. Let us show you. pent—depression—no jobs. We all pay the penalty, labor in- GULF MOTOR OILS and OTHER PRODUCTS cluded. TtES FOR DAD $1.00 & $1.50 One war came along to help us pull ourselves out by our boot- SERVICE There is such a var- iety that we can't begin to describe them—dots, allover ;traps. We can't afford another war so vve'll have to trust that in ex- POLSGROVE STATION patterns, neat block designs, swirls, geometrics, stripes, Persians and oth- ercising its rights labor isn't per- mitted abuse power.—The Mayfield Highway Near Ford ers—all to its Garage, Fulton. very colorful and sure to suit Dad. Myrtle Beach News, (S. C.)

Leather Billfolds in popular The Republican need a platform for the 1948 congressional election brands campaign and for the 1948 presi- Men's Boxer Style Swim dential-congressional race. We timidly suggest that it adopt a plat- NOTICE! Trunks form of two words. This platform would, if adhered Sleeveless Sweaters for Men to closely and religiously, bring us Sportswear out of the intricate confusion the UTOPIA CARNIVAL nation has been led into by the Belts new deal. That platform of two words At would be "The Constitution." —The GIVE DAD A COOL STRAW Oregon City Banner-Courier, (Ore- gon). He will appreciate the quality and style of our hats. Beautiful soft braids Cayce High School The Democratic PartY, insofar as and genuine panamas in wide selection. control of \the Federal Government is concerned, is digging its own FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 7th. SLIPPERS FOR DAD grave with a fury that far surpasses the understanding of party rank at 8:00 P. M. and file. Unless there All leather slippers with leather soles, in brown, wine and bla- is an early ck . . . a gift change in policy toward produetion, Featuring—l-Act Comedy, Bingo and for Dad that's always right. distribution and lobar, there will very likely be a "housecleaning" in Added Attractions - 1943. Let us not "kid" ourselves. Our Hot Dogs, Cold Drinks,. Ice Cream nation elected a Republican govern Electric Appliances to be Given Away FORD CLOTHING CO. ment after World War 1, and it can do it again. Even at this late date, Fulton, Ky. our chances in the next election ADMISSION FREE would be multiplied if Democrats in Washington would adopt a- fair Proceeds for Utopia Club House and impartial policy toward all THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON;kENTUCKY • WETTER CARE WOULD clean, with plenty of hay or straw! SUNDAY, JUNE 9 MA.RR1AGE HELP EGG PROFITS in the nests and a deep litter on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE It Pays To Advertise in THE NEWS. The happiness of married life de- the floor. pends upon making small sacrifices By keeping eggs fresh and clean, 2. Sell broody hens and roosters. -God tne Only Cause and Crea-1 with readiness and cheerfulness. least twice a Kentucky farmers and dealers 3. Gather eggs at tor'' is the subject of the Lesson- Selden. million dol- day. Sermon which will be read in all would gain at least a Man arid wife are equally con- is the amount 4. Keep the eggs in the coolest Christian Science churches through- lars a year. That cerneJ to avoid all offense of each now lost from spoiled eggs and place on the farm, such as a cellar out the world on Sunday, June 9, Service other in the beginning of their con- You'll Like Our price deductions for inferior quali- or cave. 1946. versation. A little thing can blast ty, said poultry specialists at the 5. Pack eggs with small end The Golden Text is "The Lord is an infant blossom.--Jeremy Taylor. College of Agriculture and Home down. the true God, he is the living God, There is no disparity in marriage Economics. Their recommenda- 6. Keep eggs away from onions, an dan evetlasting king• He and Good Gulf Products hath made the earth by his power, like unsuitability of mnd and pur- tions are: cabbage, potatoes and kerosene. he hath established the world by pose.—Dickens. 1. Keep the house and nests Subscribe for The News today. his wisdom, and hath stretched out custom- the heavens by his discretion." We are very much what others We take great delight in pleasing our (Jer. 10:10, 12). think of us. The reception our ob- ers, and appreciate your patronage. Among the citations which com- servations meet with gives us cour- prise the Lseson-Sermon is the fol- age to proceed or damps our ef- lowing fro mthe Bible: "In the be- forts.—Hazlitt. GULF GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS Complete 1-Stop ginning God created the heaven and the earth . . And God saw every- GULFLEX LUBRICATION thing that he had made, and, be- DRIVE IN hold, it was very good." (Gen. 1). AUTO LAUNDRY and POLISH SERVICE

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him at the STEAK,40114.E—in fact, the family may,eWoy a. good here. EFFECTIVE JUNE 1 entire meal NEW SCHEDULE UNION CITY 6:06 PM Lv. ST. LOUIS Al% 7:55 AM Union Station. IMO 02111/16 11:05 PM AR. UNION CITY Lv. 2:23 AM 10:15 AM Ar. MOBILE Lv. 3:30 PM THE STEAK HOUSE 10:39 AM Ar. MONTGOMERY Lv, 2:55 PM "HOME OF FINE FOODS" Country Ham and Southern Cooking Open Day and Night -0/14-476617es ht0 G & Street Phone 133 Fulton, Ky. • 428 Lake RAILROAD /11,/ eN I‘ / 41 / 41".64 I, I. ‘ 4\"14.1911;04',/1)0; ‘.,/iott‘.'711‘`; iv? 4‘-,/ / li‘ 1 e‘ /11, ; THE FULTON COUNTY; NEW$, FULTON, KENTUCKY , • ROUTE THREE 13rd chapter and I Ith verse, which nie went to the show Saturday Mose B. Foster and Miss Bobby Mrs. Lochin Henley is spending 'says, "He that hath two coats, let night. Austin REELERTON were married Saturday this week with Mrs. J. T. Hedge For those in doubt him impart to him that hath none, All the sick folks on our list last concerning us night. Milo Foster, best man, his and family. sending food to and he that hath meat, lot him do week are Mrs. Ina the starving coun- reported better except wife, Mary Lou, brides maid. They Hicks entertained Thurs- like wise." Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Williarns tries abroad, please read St. Luke, Aunt Mollie Brann and Dave Jones, went to Memphis day afternoon with a party. for their honey- had relatives from Brush parties are the theme of who remains about the same. moon. Missouri Sunday Mrs. Calvin Hicks and,Mrs. Lyn- for dinner, conversation and quite in evidence Kenneth Weems and wife from names not given. dle HickS visited Mrs. Claudie Pil- Cloy Yates and family spent Sat- The foxs are so around here, two were had last New Jersey are visiting relatives brazen in this Ion and Mrs. Bob Pillon Wednesday urday night with Buddy Yates in neighborhood. They week at the homes of Mrs. R. S. here. Thy and Mrs. Gayland Weems come to your afternoon. NEAL Pilot Oak. - chicken LOONEY Gossom, and Weems Saturday. house and get a hen. Dean Mrs. Oria Forrester. Marion Jones Buford Lewis of Michigan visit- wife and son spent Williams saw one comming out of A Mrs. Arnnn from Fulton is the Mrs. Lizzie Foster, Carl Foster, Sunday ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Porter at Alvin Foster's. his with a nice hen, the demonstrator. wife and Shelby Jeun and. Mrs. old hard Lewis Thursday. Larry Lee! Cannon spent the past luck farmer has our'sympathy. They say in California, there Theron Jones visited Mrs.' R. B. Mrs. Lawretv2e is week with P. J. Brann and wife. V7hite and Bettie no Wright Sunday. Mrs. Sybel Jones and brother, rheumatism and the reason peo- Mrs. Were Wednesday afternoon guests E. C. Lowry was quite sick Prentice Goodrich of TAXI ple live to such ripe old age is, B. H. Lowry and wife attended McConnell, of Mrs,. Lora Wright. - the past week but is improving. Tenn., visited Tom Weems that there is so much to see in that services at the Missionary Baptist and wife Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Hicks spent We welcome Adair ,Cannon as Wednesday. beautiful country that one really Church Sunday. They were in Clin- the ,week end of May 28th in Mem- substitute on our route. He sure Visit J. C. Foster and see can't spare the time to die. ton Saturday. his phis with their daughte:, Mr. and don't pass us up when it rains or mammoth cabbages. Dean Williams wife and son, Ron- P. J. Brann wife and son, David Mrs. J. P. Tucker. the raods muddy. Hester Bennett and wifc and Mrs. and Mrs. G. W. Brann spent Mrs. Hamp Clapp called to see Sun- Dean Williams and J. C. Foster Belle McClure were at Bethleham day afternoon with Jimmy Mrs. Paschell Dockery Thursday. Clement visited W. A. Crittendon Stmday Memorial Services Sunday. and wife. morning. Mrs. Dockery is right sick. - DR. We are very glad our editor, Mr. Mrs. Lee E. B. CHERRY .Messrs Cloy Yates and familY, Fite and Mrs. Jerral Tobie Sue Olivve of Pilot Oak Paul Bushart is out again, we trust Clyde Taylor and family attended Jackson and childrea spent Thurs- Maynard'v,,Service StiL RECOGNIZED spent the week end with lir aunt, recovers completely. • memorial services Sunday at day with Mr. and Mrs. Sol Hancock. Beth- Mrs. E. C. Lowry. _ With the College Veterinarian leham. infirmatives of old age Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hicks and We can almost lets keep DAY and NIGHT see the eleArical- a sense of humor. It helps, son have moved from Fulton to Day and Night Service wires across country. Bob Cannon's if only temporarily. their farm. house is newly wired. Prompt CALLS CHILLS lc FEVER Charles and Clyde Batts were ANSWERED PROMPTLY Mrs. Rodie Kingston - Kindred tastes, motives, and is visiting aspi- Sunday dinner guests of Gilbert DUE TO AIALARIA her two sons, Dave rations are necessary to the Courteous and Pistol in forma- Ladd and all attended singihg at At Owl Drug Company New Mexico. tion of a happy and permanent Ja4lcson's Chapple in the afternoon. Efficient Mrs. P. J. Brann and companionnship.—Mary Baker Ed- Phone 460 little son, dy. Several others of this section also RILIEVED666 David, visited Mrs. T. W. Weems, attended the singing. Monday afternoon. *Subscribe Now fur THE NEWS: Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Al Whiteman on the birth of a daughter, Nancy Lee in Memphis- Mrs. Whiteman is the former Hilda Hicks of this community. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Weather- spoon and son, Phil spent the week "YOUR COMPANY end with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pile and son, Buddy Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bostic and I children were Sunday afternoon *tarps visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Benard DRIONSTRATED 1).,0:10,0 Bostick and son. Mr. an dMrs. Alze Hicks visited Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Walker Jr., Sun- s. day afternoon. 44, Mr. and Mrs. Jeiral Jackson and FORESIGHT, children are moving to Clinton this • week. Little Jerry * House spent a few • days the past week with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. House near INGENUITY • * * Fulgum. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Ladd visited Mr. and Mrs. John Ladd Thursday sit evening. They had received word of their daughter, Marie of Detroit be- SOUNDNESS..." , ing seriously ill and Mrs. Ladd was ineritoriouo leaving Friday to attend her bed Serbia side. anb Mr. II. S. NAVY and Mrs. Cecil Binford left Outstatibjim Friday by bus for Detroit to visit jhrformana her tarother, Perkin Hicks and Mrs. - - 41IaCi -other relatives. TELLS K. IJ Mrs. Nora Holland, Mrs. Ray Mil- ler and Mrs. Eva Berrong of De- Rendeleday4nee4-04,„taig444*,140/04 troit were Monday dinner guests of' Mr. and Mrs. Morris Vaughn. ettisty 9tatid Mrs. Hamp Clapp, our Watkin's lady is able to be out on her job a- gain after a three weeks illness. ex4n€4 Mrs. Waite.- McDanniel visited „fim4ec‘4n Mrs. Howard Stephens Wednesday ate afternoon. alaneveme and Rev. E. C. Nall and Mrs. Nall 6,04"4 were visitors Friday afternoon in REDDY KILOWATT the Leon Wright home. 4 Your Electrical Servant Carolyn Kimble visited her Kentucky grapd. parents, Utilities Mr. and Mrs. Best, Company part of last week. Mrs. Ray Miller visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Leon Wright.. ROCK SPRINGS lg. Admiral **of 1"""`".• Mr. and Mrs. Bernis Patrick from Union City and William Dillon visited Marshal Moore Sunday. Sandra Hale spent a few days this week with Martha Kay Cope- len, Fay lar.kson visited het. Tues- day also. v oiertAsPri Mrs. Ella Veatch visited Pressie riavv err 1044 Moore and family Wednesday after- 1( era* 1144..Zis,.40 4. 1111.4. noon. Mr. Pressie Moore and Mrs. An- of Eatployres he employees of Kentucky Utilities Company are nie Beard are on the sick list. bidraagesseld aridCompany, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brown visit- The Utilities extremely proud of this commendation from the. ed Elmore C vpelen and family for rocky 1(catack.y installs- T awhile Tuesday Naval United States Navy. Our pride, night. nston, .sobicb moreover, is tempered woo ow tactories Marshal and John!" Moore visit- Wifirosirsaii weir, were with the great humility of comparison when we : of tbe atsdireqsarenserits regard ed their sister, Mrs. Thelma Dillon critical Joys Plots the Area. Navy to the our task in the light of the infinitely larger Thursday afternoon. established cm tbe nod was vital job ' Deri4 Amoy energy Thee was Mrs. Nora Copelen spent Friday were portion. of Electrical essential. successfully completed through the immense sacrifices titres 11300f overnight. 1111•101111- afternoon with Mrs. Pearl Cooper. tbe was SMOC1011 sopplied 11SC speed . of the Navy and its personnel. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith spent wo oil 1040,16000S Of revel coovertel to activities, tbe -yes Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. all 001 operations io BenrY operation of energy, We are acutely conscious of the honor Sams. shortage of sopply or paid us. boor Coors, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cooper visit- OtVer 0 to ref Like thousands of other companies and corporations isratioa Prorate Tale ed Herman Elliott and family Sun- lode or Ettablisbweots. ColoPaoy. arthrte Ail in the United States during World War II, we did the day. yaw Utilities 1 Shore effseicatll'.:41 fry Naval 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Tbrottgb tlx scrota to wholeheartedly, wed best we knew how to do—after all, who could do less Copelen and lovaltsable cootiorwessly, e materials Martha Kay, Mrs. Nora Copelen tworspily, in the face of a world-wide weierei power critical awl conflict that threatened and Mr. and Mrs. Billie Greem was give* delivery of coatervatioo of cot service tbe service Ivo a our very existence? spent Sunday near Pryorsburg, possible io tbe Tbis wade resoltiog . with Mr .and Mrs. Aubry Copelen. deraably, doriog tbe Waif foresight, The commendation is properly addressed tool all victory. its to the mmtpower io eflectively my awl corriribtilios roost to offils employees of the Company, to each of the eleven hun. Show me one couple unhaPPY tive demonstrated therefore, pleased extetof soy merely on account of their limited effec Company am, appreciation sod dred men and women whose co-ordinated efforts made circumstances, and I will show you Yost soondness. I of arid statement organisation. this outstanding-job possible. ten who are wretched from other ingenuity, attached yowl. causes.—Caleridge. tbe bands la sleeve to all Menaand women, in marrying, congratuilatiorts to ly, Siscere OR make a vow to loot! one another. G.'COL USN '(s) II. 'Admiral, CEC, " KENTUCKY IIT,ILIVES COMPANY ould it not be Wbetter for their Rear happiness if they made a vow to please one another? — Stanilaus Supplying Depesulebie Service for Illener ollasise Leszcynski.

•Subscribe Now Ter THE NEWS! THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY laying it serve power in your soul, taining power of God. But when store well. There is still plenty ghum is used, omit the baking brown in a moderately hot oven, up, too, against a day of crisis. we leap, we, too. get this great of time to grow them. Squash powder and add 1-2 teaspoon of so- 375 to 400 degrees. Ftemove from Read the Bible ten minute.; every exultation. This mystic thing call- store well. Winter squash may be the sheet while hot. Two teaspoons day, and the thoughts which pass da to the dry ingredients. Sift to- ed surrendered faith in God holds sowed until July 1 and summer of cinnamon may be added to the from the printed page through gether the dry ingredients, with the us. This is a great truth, but I squash until July 20. recipe if desired. eyes into the brain, will form a exception confess that it took me years to The general food situation calls the of the oatmeal, and Menu: Baked fish with parsley deposit will re.ierve which be use- learn it and even longer to be will- for extra attention to gardening, it add with the milk to the first mix- and lemon, lima beans, spinish, rad, ful in time of stress. You haven't ing to practice it. Strange, isn't it, is stated. In some instances store (Tre. Add the ground oatmeal, ishes and onions, corn muffins, but- time to stop and figure in a crisis. that you can be years in the pre- shelves already have been about chopped nuts and raisins. Mix weli. ter and oatmeal cookies and berries. Many times you must act automat- sence of something which wilt save bare, and home-produced food may Drop by spoonfuls onto a greased ln one of the World Series games i.cally and the wisdom you have your life, but you won't trust it? help out next fall and winter. baking pan. Bake to a golden .11Subscrthe Now THE NEWS! a bespectacled pitcher of stored up-within yourself, will come 1.;.r last Fall, I don't know what your problem Detroit Tigers had the classical to your did when you need it." the is, but you will get strength to meet RECIPE OF THE WEEK name of "Dizzy" Trout. He had beeti During sunny days, build up your it if you will say to yourself, "That without practice for two ill and spirit to be ready when the storms is the way to do it. I will do before all 1 A cbokie recipe- which calls for weeks ;and it was so wet of life beat down upon you. When can: beyond that I am going to no sugar, and is conservative in the game that hed had no oppor- difficulties strike, they rarely come trust this matter to God in absolute the amount of fat and flour used, tunity to limber up his muscle,. and singly. Sometimes I wonder whe- faith." is recommended by the Kentucky get relaxed. And yet he had to ther this is an actual fact that St. Paul says: ''Have that mind College of Agriculture and Home SEE before US go into a World Series game hardships and troubles really do in you that was in Christ Jesus our Economics. It makes about 60 47,000 fans in a hostile city and throng upon or For a person, whether Lord." Follow this injunction and coctkies. pitch. one's mind becomes so sensitive there is no crisis that you can't Oatmeal Cookies That demanded calmness, and he that what ordinarily would not be met by this wisdom and this power. 1-2 cup fat , had his own method of securing it. considered a trouble, beoomes one. 1 cup sorghum or corn syrup AIR situations CONDITIONING iliben tense arose, as theY it may be both, a little of but the TI5IE ENOUGH LEFT 1 egg beaten did quite often, he simply took off awareness of the presence of God FOR GOOD GARDENS 1 1-2 cups sifted flour In Your Home or Business his glasses and painstakingly wip- which you have built up. will calm 1-2 teaspoon salt ed thern, while 42,000 people watch: you. 2 teaspoons baking powder cd expectantly and the batter at There is still time to have good "TM! first time I jumped from 1-4 cup milk AUTOMATIC OIL-BURNING the plate fidgeted. Then deliberate- late gardens, according to the a plane,'' a paratrooper told me, 1 1-2 cups oatmeal ly he put on his glasses, and began Kentucky College of Agriculture "everything in me resisted. All 1-2 cup nuts WATER HEATERS pitching, and one by one the Cubs and Home Economics. Persons who there was between death and me 1 cup seedless raisins struck out. There's calmness for failed to get an early start at gar- was a piece of cord and a little Cream the fat and you! It is -rumored that all of the dening should not be discouraged, add the syrup patch of silk. But when I found mixed with the ATTIC EXHAUST FANS Chicago Cubs are it is pointed out. There is still beate.1 egg. If sor- wearing spec- out for myself that the patch of time season. to start vegetables for canning tacles this silk would hold me, I had the most and storing. -Always keep a reserve for a marvelous feeling of exultation I Vegetables that can be Erietis," a wise old banker once have ever experienced, and I didn't planted The said" "When you put money in the want to come down." yet include tonNes, cabbage, po- bank, earmark a little tatoes, beets, carrots, sweet corn, BRONZOLEUM of it for a Sometimes when you and I are B. & B. SUPPLY squash, Chinese CO. cabbege, turnips. LITiSiS fund, because you never can in a crisis, we are fearful because Concrete Burial Yara soybeans for food, and most kinds ten when you'll /raven Plumbing need it. It also is between us and defeat is a very of beans. Doyen&Wiz . — Heating — Electrical a good thing to store up some re- ethereal thing—faith in the sus- Tiimatoes for canning are usually Boasty set June and may be started un- rermanonse 417 Main Street Phone 110 tr July 1. Tomatoes are easy to Strome% Fulton, Ky grow and yield well, and should be grown in abundance for can- PLUMBING ning, says the college. SERVICE Snap should beans be planted heavily in June for canning and See Us JUST CALL FOR drying. Pole and bush limas may For Your— be planted through June, and the regular pole beans may be planted R. D. STRATTON, Plumber up to August 1. Sweet corn can be planted "as late as July 20. Chinese cabbage VETERINARY kid SUPPLIES! at the should be started August 1 and Only nun DIroollwa turnips sowed about August 15. Nods owl Ilionsog B. & B. SUPPLY Co. Irish potatoes should be planted a- round July 1, for the second or KATTERJOHN main crop. We have a good supply of popular veterinary My home address is Fourth-ave., Highlands. Cabbage, beets and carrots grow :oncrete Products Fulton, Ky. up to freezing weather and then Periunk. HI. 'supplies, and vvill be glad to fill your needs. HOG CHOLERA. POULTRY POWDER Our Nation-Wide Affiliations INTERIOR Enables us to serve familes who have moved to • STOCK TONICS, WORM CAPSULES distant cities VETERINARY SYRINGES and NEEDLES DECORATING? HORNBEAK FUNERAL HOME FULTON, KY. See us for your New Patterns in Wall Papers, Paints, Varnishes, Finishers and Supplies. AMBULANCE SERVICE NEW OWL Day or Night—Phone 7 OFFICE SUPPLIES OUR SPECIALTY We handle the Famous BRONZOLEUM Vaults DRUG COMPANY Typewriters, Adding Machines and Cash

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We Specialize In I); Sunday, June 16 th Body and Fender Work Remember Dad on "His Day" with a nice Our list of satisfied custoiners is steadily yr) growing, because we strive to give every job Gift from our Men's Department. personalized attention that assures satisfaction. We take pride in rolling out those smashed He's a jolly, good fellow, no one can deny, up fenders and make them look like new. and you can make his day complete by giving AND WHEN IT COMES TO BODY WORK AFTER YOUR CAR HAS BEEN IN A WRECK him some token that will express your thought- WE TAKE SPECIAL PAINS TO MAKE THE fulness and love. "OLD BUS" DRIVE AND RIDE LIKE NEW. We not only do a good job, but believe that we can save you money. "EXPERIENCE TELLS" L. KASNOWS BUN STOKER "THE FAMILY STORE" 448 Lake St. Fulton, Ky. Fencler and Body Service Martin Highway Phone s188-M Fulton, Ky. dor l(10(41.*.r1.5.(it a. 4- (.64.40- .6"(6'rt. 'no n,no on, ntrararnfrarararavanntrateumwrararivitiz

4 . THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY

Just drop in at our home furnishing store,and youwill find something nice for him. A good easy chair, a desk, a reading lamp, some tool that he would like to have ANSWER TO—LAST WEEK'S QUIZ for the workshop, TRUE—Water Cress, Clover, etc, Wood Sorrel, and None- such, is answer to question: Four plants at least, have been known as Shamrocks.

DISTINCTIVE STYLE AND SUPREME COMFORT IN THESE CHAIRS We are proud of these chairs and delighted to make this offer because the materials.in these chairs are only found in much higher priced ---ones. The low price gives no indication HANDSOME READING LAMP of their quality or attractiveness—each a wond- Table model, scientifically designed to relieve erful buy. eye strain, indirect light for reading comfort— very attractive. A gift that Dad will appreciate. LOUNGE CHAIR AND OTTOMAN 514.00 Solid comfort and good looks at a real saving Packed full of fine coil springs, deeply padded and covered with richly colored, long-wearing tapestry. $59.50 PLATFORM ROCKERS

These fine rockers are built for real comfort and enjoyment. They will provide many happy moments for Dad, or any other member TAKE moon Rou-sm. Five tubes, no aerial or ground of the family. needed. Outstanding tone. Walnut cabinet, unusually sryled.Large,easy• to•read $33.95 SomORadios Choice of Packard or Schick Electric Razors MECHANICAL PENCILS An excellent gift for Dad Each $15.00 Propels and repels the lead _ $1.25 Match Cigaret Lighter PgreAlAstivirof DELUXE MODEL ELECTRIC The everlasting match. Only $2.25 PRESSER rirtits crease in your pants without cloth or CIGARETTE CASES pressure. Complete with cord and plug. Will hold package of 20 cigarettes. Only $2.15 In radio, it's tone, ofcourse, that's most important. And for tone; Only $1.00 you think of SONORA, pioneer in FLASHEAT ELECTRIC WATER HEATER • tone engineering for over 30 REYNOLDS FOUNTAIN PEN Hot water on years. Came in and hear these new short notice. May be used any- =odds —then you be the judge. Gauranteed for four years without filling. where. Just plug it in. Only $4.95 Has the famous ball point. Only $12.95 FLASHLIGHTS New Metal or Plastic GEM SAFETY RAZOR SET Priced at $1.00 $1.25 $1.00 Micromatic type, in travel case with 5 blades. Only $1.25 SMOKING STANDS All Metal $1.25 to $15.50 MODEL 209 GILLETTE GOLD TECH RAZOR FLOURESCENT Set complete with travel case and 5 blades. BEDROOM LAMP $37.95 Only 79c Complete with tube $7.95 to $10.95 FULTON ELECTRIC --8e- -FURNITURE0N,COt 319-323 WALNUT STREET ERNEST LOWE, Manager PHONE 100 THE FULTQN COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY Pvt. Arval Jones spent the week LATHAM man this week. sachusetts. Monday. fail to make spiritual integrity the In the present unsettled ebo- AND BIBLE UNION end in Latham. Mrs. Charlie Sloan of Cayce, and The time has come, the Direc- phy- very foundational stone in their nomic and political picture, the Carthal Wheeler left for his her daughter of Union City visited tors affirmed, when representa- 3,1r. Thomas, Wray, Harold Dean induction structures, they will have labored ChrIstian Scientists' official gov- sical examination before Mrs. Sloan's mother, Mrs. W. W. tives of all social and religious Bowlin, Cordell Liggons and a into the Army, last Tuesday. Preuett Sunday. systems are being called upon in viiir•" erning body envisaged conditions Melton boy ran a ear off the creek to Friends of this community are Mrs. Bob Powell and Flyn have give something more convincing Awareness of the basic national fraught with the same evil conse- bridge near Sam Brundige's place in sympathy with the family of Mr. returned home from a visit with than promises, preachments, quences as in Franklin's day. And last Sunday. They were cut up and need for divine guidance evoked Jim Wesmorland, who passed a- her son, Robert Powell and fami- paganistic pageantries to they assured the Annual Meeting and bruised considerably, but not sustain a profound statement from Ben- last Wednesday at his son, ly in Long Beach. Calif. the faith of their fellows, and that "it is just as true now as it seriously. They were carried to Ful- way to jamin Franklin during the heated in the 13th District. He Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bransford provide for a then that without God's guid- ton hospital for treatment. Lesley's lasting peace. Constitutional Convention in Phil- was was buried at Oak Grove on Thurs- and son left one day last week for ance and the spiritual support of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Taylor are in If these systems are to survive, adelphia, which the Directors and Sons in charge. their home in Long Beach, Cilia. government, either Illinois this week. day, Jackson declared the official spokesmen ,?ited as still apropos in today's the cluirch, no met at Bible Mrs. Bransford has Parents and tear_thers been attelging of the v,•orld-embracing Christian problems. Quoting the familiar national or international, can su,c- Tuesday and bed side of her Union school last the mother, Mrs. D. Science movement. they must Scriptural passage, "Except the cessfully cope with these diffi- quantity of kraut for D. Davis, who was very ill made a large for sev- "furnish proof that the iideals for Lord build the house, they labour culties." otPLA.L. • eral weeks. but is the lunch room. now reported to which they stand can be made of in vain that build it," Franklin Noe, who is conval- improving. Mrs. Beauton be practical use in advancing the cul- added: " I firmly believe this: and at her uuron escing from an owiatior is Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell and tural, economic and spirituol I also believe that without His REPAIR WORK wel- l• C.,• 21 , 7 f : in sisters, Mrs. Carlos Blackard daughter of near Fulton visited Mr. fare of the race." concurring aid we shall succeed and Mrs. Bob Powell, and Mr. and I am now able to do some FULTON, KENTUCKY Latham. This statement in this political building no bettei from the Direc- repair 011 watches Glasgow had sev- Mrs. E. C. Mosely, Sunday. builders work and Mrs. Bernice tors was given before thousands than the of Babel;' we; TODAY AND SATURDAY her,friends and neighbor, invite your patronage. eral of of Christian Scientists attending shall be divided by our little, par-1 demonstration last local Double Feature at a brush ROUTE FIVE the first peacetime Annual Meet- tial interest . . . And what ' Thursday. is worse, R. M. KIRKLAND ing in five years, many of vvhom mankind may hereafteiH 2 o'clock, Bro. from this Jeweler Next Sunday at So much sickness on Route Five. came from countres long shut off unfortunate instance de-1 preach his final of MAIN STREET J. E. Choate will The Beecher Finch's family im- from the world by war. They spair establishing governments1 Union, as he is human FULTON sermon at Bible proving. brought with them vital lessons by wisdom and leave it to KY. 41p-ej an early date. chance, amazipewoo.....ta entering Peabody at Mrs. Dalter Permenter, who has from. the troubled years just war, and conquest." invited. You are been ill for several weelcs is now passed to emphasize the Directors' • Morrison and wife are Mr. Dean able to be up part time. contention that "the supreme duty' —Plus— tenant house on Orvin moving to a Randall Potts, who was recover- of statesmen' and churchmen at, Fluton this Morrison*s place from ing from milk leg went to the hos- this crucial hour is to use 45757,ir ROY ROGERS every week. pital this week with a spider bite. means at their command to pre- In Mrs. Ivalls has been quite ill at Mrs. Rainier at Jones Clinic suf- veit another world conflict and to CINNAMON BUNS her daughters, Mrs. Sam Reeds fering from complication Along The Navajo Trail a of de- bind up the unhealed wounds left • 7,1".,"? near Fulton. seases. by the last Comedy—Hare Remover one." Several from this community at- 4 A Two Of hlose Pugh's children "This is no time for them to re- tended_ the funeral of Mr, Estes with colds or perhaps whooping Sunday - Monday - sort either to subterfuge or ag- Tuesday Rogers at Ruthville 'last Wednes- ; caugh. gression as a means of extending day. Bettie Ridgeway, cold 5ok 11 Aiwa." and ear the political influence of any 4 ache. church Or state." the statement t; ROPER NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Muzzall and said. .n children, flu and other complica- - - "-Continuing on' these lines, the mescal:on Mr. and Mrs. Jot Atvvill and tions. Directors insisted that "there is Johnie visited Mrs. D. D. Davis and Mr. Earl Hedge's children ill • no room in the church for politics, Also—Fox Nev,,s Mr. and Mrs. Clint Workman Sun- with colds. and in a democratic system of gov- day. Mrs. Tilmon OliVer, malaria and ernment there WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY is no roo min poli- Mr. and Mrs. John Culherson, other complications. tics for the church. There is, how- Mrs. Cledge Owens. Mrs. James So many old neighbors passing ever, alvvays room in politics for **. 4' . THEY WERE Howard Owens spent on. Wayne Meecham, Estus Rogers, • . the day Sun- the moral sense of religion." <'',Fillt""z;1111.1 day with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fteace, Mrs. John Kindred. We are sorry I . Applying that statement with stcrring ROBERT near Union City. for their going, and entend sym- MONTGOMERY equal force to national and inter- :OHN Mrs. Murrall Williams pathy. WAYNE • DONNA REM and sons national affairs, the Directors of near Cayce visited her parents, Mr. Bud Palmer had a strokc added: "It makes little difference •Hot. luscious Cinnamon Buns at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henry this week. The children are all at a Fox News Thurs- whether it be a conflict between moment's notice! Fleischmann'i day afternoon of last week. his bed side. Fast Rising Dry Yeast political ideologies and religious is alwayt Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lswie Atwill Mr. and Mrs. Keith Emily and ready for quick action . . . dogmas or an open warfare _be- keeps visited Mrs.' Atwill's "parentS, Mr. son are visiting her mother, Mrs. fresh for weeks on your pantry shelf. tvien armect forces; the results and Mrs. Bobbie Williams IF YOU BAKE AT HOME—jusr Archie Stallins in St. and brothers, Hale are always stultifying. dissolve Louis a few days last week. and Dral Williams. according to directions on the pack- IIIMIaaUCLAIINK•aiz•-JOINIIN "If those who are today en- age, Mrs. Roy D. Taylor and son, Joe, Herman Matheny of Memphis was then use as fresh yeast At your gaged in the grave task of building of near Fulton visited her parents, home this week end with his moth- grocer's. AWL! a world government for the Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fields last er. Mrs. Crit Matheny. pur- 0 1 pose of establishing Friday afternoon. Mrs. Floretta Hendon is visiting permanent and univercal peace on earth, fail Mrs. Richard Semmons of Union Mesdames, Roy Watts and Herman Stays your FULTON, KENTUCKY to fresh pantry turn to -on shelf God for guidance and City visited her mother, Mrs. Nina Potts and will be with her mother, TODAY Clark, Sunday. Mrs. Holmes when she is able to 4.46 r ,re AND SATURDAY Mrs. James Howard Owens visit- leave the hospital. ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. John Thoma.s Cannon is Atwill Friday. quite ill at the home of his son, near wait Mrs. R. A. Williams school house. ad KIRBY Fields is visiting her GRANT sister, Mrs. Mary Johnston at Hick- Mr. Fred Thomas and Ora have AMessage To Our SI KNIGHT been with their sister, Mrs. Cora Dear FUZZY Roach, who is very ill for the past several days. Comedy and Serial Accurate WORKMANSHIP Mrs. Mose Pugh was called this week to her sister at Mayfield on SUNDAY-MONDAY At Low Cost the death of their little son. The Friends and Customers DANA ANDREWS in Watches Clocks and Elmo second death in this family of Pieces et All Kinds Asses:rate- measles, whooping caugh and pneu- ly Repaired State Fair at Low Cost by— monia in the last few weeks. In technicolor ANDREWS FIRST JEWELRY COMPANY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Comedy and Serial SCIENTIST HELD ANNUAL MEETING AT BOSTON, MASS. It is with sadness in our hearts, and with deep regret, that we are TUES. - WED. - THURS. compelled FOR Until alit responsible govern- at this time to announce to our dear friends and customers for co Double Featur e HEALTH'S ment heads are made; to realizc so many years, that we are lqtaving Fulton. EDDIE BRACKEN SAKE— that the measure of a nation's true SEE greatness is thIs spiritual stature VERONICA LAKE YOUR of its people, rather than its physi- —in— CHIROPRA.CTIC cal resources, there can be no end Back in 1923, nearly a quarter of a century Hold That Blonde PHYSICIAN to the conflict betwem materially ago, we came to Fulton, PHONE 450 mental forces that precipitated and entered the merchantile business with our brother Louis Plu.s World Kasnow, at: v DR. War II, The Christian Sci- 448 Lake-st, and B. L. DAVIS ence Board of Directors told the since that time we have made many friends, and our, Strange Conquest Upstairs Over Fry Shoe Store Annual Meeting of The Mother children have been born and reared here. FULTON, KENTUCKY Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mas-

1,fr But due to my health, I am forced to retire from the dry goods business at this time. and my family and I will move to St. Pause...and refresh Louis. illrt is with the deepest gratitude in my heart that I have known you good people, and I sincerely appreciate any favors that have beer), granted me while a citizen of this good community.

1 I hope that you • will continue to visit the L. Kasnow store in • the future as you have in the past, as my brother will remain here.

Sincerely,

• • - —""A''s•fss, so, Joe Kasnow

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