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Y, AUGUST 4, 1960 VOLUME 76—NUMBER 45 MOUNT VERNON, KENTUCKY

Farm Bureau Picnic Saturday

The annual Farm Bureau Picnic will be held Saturday, Aug. 6, at the Brodhead Fair-grounds at 10 a. m.

Bradley Saylor, Farm Bureau Secretary, reported that $50. will he given away in door prizes. A total of ten .persons will win $5 each.

The Farm Bureau will also give prizes (or the usual games and contests, some of which are: marbles, soft ball, rope Jumping, sack races, husband calling and hog calltpg.

A speaker will come from Louisville and give a short talk, Saylor stated.

Farm Bureau members are asked to bring their basket din-ners. Drinks will be furnished.

New Christian Church Pastor, Gene Kearns

The new pastor of the First Christian Church of Mt. Vernon moved to town Monday from Mt. Sterling.

Gene Kearns. 33, has served for four years as pastor of the Antiodh Christian Church

FieldPersonnel ToAssisi With Sales Tax Reports Swimming Pool Talked By Recreation Council > The possibility of getting a swimming pool in Mt. Vernon was discussed Tuesday night at a meeting of the Rockcastle County Recreation Committee.

Dr. D. B. Settles of Berea and Mt. Vernon, told the group the ways -and means used in getting a swimming pool at Berea.

Mrs. Joyce Henderson was requested to write to several

The Revenue Department this week announced they would have a representative in Mt. Vernon on Thurs., Aug. 11 and Friday, Aug. 19.

Revenue Commissioner Wil-liam ;E. Scent said his depart-ment was sending out field per-sonnel to help those retailers who need assistance in filing their first sales tax return.

The first return by- retailers is due August 20.

Scent urged those retailers who were not'completely clear

Livingston Buys 1500 Ft. Of Fire Hose

8 Roads To Get Work; Parsons Is Supervisor

At the regular monthly board meeting of the City of-Livings- A t the tegular meeting of According to Clell Pike, which has been set ui* for the ton hose to be used for extmg- ^ Rockcastle County Fiscal Rockcastle County is getting ^ r o a d w o ? k w l , ™ S S X I M S . C o u r t ' T u e s d a y ' B y r o n B a k e r • o m « S'00.000 they never got ^ m o r e r o a ^ e ^ T b e Z t S°f"e 9 ° ° ~ , a n d C e c i l D a i I e y requested as- before and they still have the on th i i p r o r a T f e S f t as t&v !?SH ^ hrS? sistance in building a road to $35,000 which they have had can be finished we can get and one half inch hose. Mar*t Cemrtorv near WiMie fnr th» r>,„. f„„. 7. "inisnea we can. get

According to Livingston May-

to have several estimates to put before the group.

Dr. Settles informed the re-creation council that tb» Berea pool cost some $85,000. The Berea Pool Committee sold vice, stock and. when they had sold

or R G Webb "with this 1500 , _ B , k e r a n d ^ reported Jion to getting a share of the Roads which were selected to foot of h S e we can r-Mh all l h a l t h e y were members of a two percent gas tax money receive first attention were Drooert v i n theCitv committee to solicit funds to get A motion was pin on the roads which had Been selected

The hose will cost S2 394 50 t h e r o a d u n d e r w a y . Persons in £°oks to "How each magistrate by magistrates. Pike and Roy M i y o r W r t b U y * the city has ! 8 5 w e » a s 'or road money for his Norton went to Frankfort to

wno were not completely ciear thTwater fire 2 ! ^ ™d nanel o l h " s are making.contributions territory. This is the amount Uw office of Ted Marcum for j on the reporting procedure to ^uck to handJe f i « h « f Thev ' ° t h e road fund. They plan to they have set up for several approval of the roads selected. ! Bet in touch with the revenue have a ' f i re crew to be t ra ined: i \ f v e enoug1 money to complete P rec«iing years_ J. R. Poynter told the court

nave a lire crew to be trained. t h e r o a d before work begms. Scheduled Road Work he did not get the road he want-As soon as they are able he ^ „ i d < A total of -eight roads have ed Norton said h e h a d l S k

wm wrch^e C a y f i r i truck' T h e F i s c a l C o u r t Promised been set up to be completed as unable , to see Poynter before of Rar them gravel and equipment and soon as deeds are signed for all leaving for Frankfort, but had

b < w r ^ e * w l w U a reDresenta' " w h a t e v e r other help they right-of-way. Mr. Pike stressed thought the road selected-would t h»W™.TI„+ r w f o u n d they Could give". i h a ' . l f d e e d a w , e r e n o t s , g n e d be agreeable to him. live of the Fire Truck Corp. of . . . by the time work was ready to Norton later proposed to the

- , . . get in touch with the revenue firms who construct swimming , i e l d representative o n those pools and ask them what size ^ he is in town pool Rockcastle County would | H e u i d -Although the me-n « d ?T. population and an ; t h o d o f reporting is not difficult

T t h , I t o understand. there wiU be

K n v . e n t e r a l M t i m o l M n u t I W ^ A e X P l a , n e Q -

Mt. Sterling. i S 15.000 worth of »tock that He is a graduate of the Univ-1

#»r«ltv of Kentucky with a de- After a wh>lc they seemed to 7™ in C m m m e Ht also graduated "from the Bible Sem-1 c ? u ~ complete 'heir sales of inary at Cincinnati. Ohio. * stock they erased several more

T h e . Rev. Keams aad Wsi P-^nes °! d - , f ' l c u l 1 West High Street. Lexington, Wfte, JoElIen, "hSve one Finally the Berea group bor-l and 109 East Center Street,! dent announced^this-week. Mark.'ZW;* - - ' -rowed >10,000-from the bank. Corbin.

Sunday church, services will; This amount is now paid back| — be conducted by the Rev.; and they are paying off the pre- M a r s h a l l R i c e , 1 8 Kearns, who replaces the Rev. j ferred stock.

Umb. Mo,, and Fred Baker Highway Supervisor Employed begin, ecjuipment would be Court to set up' thY HansWd-being sent out for this v e r y ; . Monroe "Rhodie" Parsqbs was moved and work would begin Price road on the rural high-ouroose and we want all re- C h a s s l s ' both employed by a unanimous vote in another area where deeds way program for a distance of S u S T W h f n ^ (explanations L l V m g S t ° n B t > a r d °JU^ E E ? K " L ^ t h r ^ m f l e s . Th is"s in P~yn- . tn nvnil of thi , v i . rneeting. Rural Road Supervisor. His Roads which are scheduled ter's magisterial district. 10 avail tnemseives oi ims ser s a J a r y ^ a ( $ 1 5() fl[i h o u r fQ[, w o r k f i r j t ^ l h e R c ^ o . F F Robbins made a motion

Retailers unable to contact, 1 M o . _ AHrlrowuw ? n d , h e . C o . u n t y '» j ? Provide Wildie-Hummel road; Red HiU to request the state to add to the revenue field man on the! , ° r ® e s s e s him a truck. Accordmg to G. to Cooksburg road; from Ky. 70 the RS program the CKeitnut days he U in their town may N e e d e d F o r M V R e u n i o n 1 *f- G " " m - Ted Marcum of via Robert Snodgrass to Ot- Grove Road, "for the purpose receive special attention by | Frankfort reported that the taWa; Chestnut Ridge to Weil of blacktop". The motion was writing or calling the revenue Over 1.000 inviutions have County would be allowed $2.50 Hope; Sand Springs; Ham- seconded by Matt Jones. district nearest their town. been mailed out for the .Mt . per hour for the supervisor and monds which ties Into 421;Mar- Road Bonds Paid

These field offices are: 112 Vernon High School reunion, a truck. This amount, he de- .low to Well. Hope and Wabd A motion carried to pay-off-- *• — • - • clared. would more thanoff set to Spiro which ties in two $3,000 of road bonds. If given

permission, by bonding compa-expenses of salary and truck blacktop roads. i The Lions Club sponsored. upkeep. The county voted to Pike told the-court that as ny the Court will pay off tO.OOO' • reunion is thought to be the P3^ balf his salary. soon as the. 127 miles of road in road bonds, they agreed.

Raymond Martin.

Baptist Association Schedules 2-Day Meet

annual meeting of the The

Ernest Cromer. Jr . . Newborn Infant, Dies

Dies At Washington first get-to-gether of all ex-1 ~

,th.e, M'".. V e r n o n i82 Countians

24 at the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. D. C. He had

Ernest Cromer.. Jr.. newborn rived at Crab Orchard, R 1. all son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cn* Df his life. He was a student, a

Rockcastle. Baptist Association mer of Pine Hill died at birth member of the Baptist Church will be held Aug. 9 and 10. ; on , Aug. 3 at the Rockcastle a n ! i a farmer.

The first meeting will be held; County Baptist Hospital. j He was the son of James Jef-at the Conway Baptist Church! Besides his parents he is sur- ferson Rice of Crab Orchard, from 9:30 ». m. until 3:45 p.i vived by three brothers & three R J, an<f Mrs. Lillie May Foley m. 1 sistefs, nil at home, Donald,1

Qf Cincinnati, Ohio. Activities which are planned j Eilgene. Jarvis Edward. Estle,! Survivors, besides his par-

include: a WMU report, hos-j Ray. Ina Dean. Mary Ruth,Lents, are two brothers, Wayne pits I report, message on Christ-1 Verla Fay, Lula Mae, and Pat-: „f p o r t Knox and Daniel Bruce ian Education by Dr. Curtis) ricia Marie Cromer. . ' 0f the Air Corps in Arizona; Phipps of Georgetown College: Burial was in Pine Hill Cem- his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. mtsiage on missions, report on; eterj- Aug. 3. C o x Funeral j Enos Rice of Crab Orchard, camp work, special music. | Home was in charge or arrange-: R J,

On the second day the meet-, ments. | Funeral ser\-ices were held ing will be held at the Valley j — r-r.. ' at the Friendship Church at Baptist Church on ' the Coppor I s a b e l l e G i b b o n s I Crab Orchard. Bro. D. A. Lin Creek Road

| time. The reunion is scheduled Marshall Rice, 18, died July for August 20.

will include Eft j S u c c u m b s J u l y 2 9 Speakew Cook. Bro. Sherman Adams, Bro. 0\verv£dwards. Bro. E,

Members of the invitation committee started, if any ex-student failed to receive an in-vitation it could be t h e i r Mine wasn't on school record; of inability to fine} -correct ad-dress; or, if a woman the com-mittee may not know her mar-ried name. Therefore, the com-mittee requested persons to. send reservations for themsel-ves and for their husband or wife, even if they failed to re-beive an invitation.

Lions club president Owens said, the sending In of reSerr vations to the Lions Club is necessary. The club must know how many are expected so that

vi'lte wa^^Hicia'tTng' minister! P l a n s c a " bo made for program in

Isabelle Gibbons, 80. died Whi'tt. Bro. Wm. L. Reynolds.: M r 29 at the Rockcastle

Friendship and for the Fish Fry. Members of the club expres-

_ _ _ ! sed their appreciation to those

Bro. W. A. Stokes. Bro. C. W Burkhardt and Bro. Forrest Sawyer.

Baptist Missionary 'To Enter U of K

William L. Reynolds,. Rock-costle Baptist Associational Missionary,, recently resigned. effective Oct. 1.

Bro. Reynolds came to Mt-Vernon as Missionary for Rock-castle County April 1, 1957. He grandchildren

he will take basic training.

County Baptist Hospital. She was born in Harlan County in 1880 the daughter of Arch and Roda Carpenter Fee. deceased.

She was a member of the Baptist Church.

Survivors are h e husband.

tonHCHi!Sehaffla,e °f UVingS ' Quail. Mrs. Laura Farney o f , , o n High School. Glave Park. Col., Mrs. Osie . Wilson of Louisville. Mrs. Ethel T r e e F a r m i n g P r o g r a m

ENLISTS IN ARMY who sent in addresses, b u t Harold R. Franks left last; stated- they still need approxi-

Mondav for Fort Knox where mately 1.000 addresses, to send invitations to.

A total oT 82

BULLETIN Report Excess t—Sam McKinney, 82. of Level | , Green died today after Kockcastie ,

the summer session at Eastern Kentucky State -College. The announcement was m^de by M. E. Mattox. Registrar.

Rockcastle Countians are: - Betty Faye Abney; Keith Arnold; Charles Tuck Baker; Doris Jean Barnett; Ruby Ja-lett Barnett: Lavada Berry} Martha Abney B a . r n e t t ; Julianne Bordes; Lonnie Bow-

brief illness. Arrangements are in-complete. His body is at Sparks Funeral Home.

The son of Mr. and . Mrs.1 Tickets may be obtained from George Franks, Harold has en- the Mt. Vernon Lion's club. listed in the Army for a period'

four years. L o n g I l l n e s s C l a i m s

Betty E. Severance Betty E. Severance, 76, died

Betty Logan Adams Dies After Long Illness

Betty Logan Adams, 79. died July 29 after an illness of, sev-eral years. She was a member of the Baptist Church.

Survivors induce one son, . , Frank, several nieces, nephews,

man; Aslee W Bray; Myrtle i c p u s i n s a n d - grandchildren. Abrams Bullock: Willene Ya-j Surviving nieces are: Maxine don Bussell; Billie McKenzie, M o o r e 0f Livingston. Sam Fo-Chance; Charles Allen Chance; i e y o { Cleveland. Ohio. John

Clifford; Verla Marie Foley of Indianapolis,- Ind., and Clifford: Emerson, Coldiron; Harold Watson of Ludlow. Ruby Jean Cornelieus; Alma I Funeral services were con-Jean Cottengim: Evans G. .ducted Aug. 2. Howard Funeral Craig: Carollene Cummins; Gar-! Home was in charge of arrange^ lan Mathew Cummins; Barbara ' ments Jean Davis; Margie Claudette | — — Decs; Jeannie Frances Dicker-; son; Coleman'Durham: Thelma i Durham; Mary Jane Hale; Lois

; Celia Befnice Hammond; Mary: Now Underway In Rockcastle i Katherine Harris: Lena Frances I , . , „ _ _ . , . : Norton Hayes: David Watson\ D Merchants featured on t h e S. T. Proctor during the sum-i Henderson: Robert Finley Hen- B u J . Mt. Vernon and Rock- mers-while attending college, drickson; Paul Holbrook; Mar - l c a , County page this week When Proctor's health began

; tha M.- Holmes; iar® , J of Noe and Clyde Barnett. t o fail. Noe quit college and be-Clyde Barnett who has own- c a m e a partner and manage*

Tobacco Now Shellie Mullins. chairman of

the Rockcastle County Agri-Cultural Stabilization and Con-servation committee, reminded tobacco producers who have been notified of excess acreage that if they desire to file for disposition of the excess or for remeasurement it' should be done within 10 days from the date of the acreage notice:

According to Mullins. farm-ers who fail to file within the 10 day period couM cause the tobacco produced on the farms to be ineligible for price sup-port.

Mullins pointed out that the loss of price support for any farm could mean a loss-in the arpount of money the farmer would receive for his tobacco crop.

'Shop At Home' Campaign Is

Bullock of Blue Ash, Ohio; 17 Q n A i r AiimiRt 1 8 grandchildren and 21 great- i U n A u g u s t 10 ( ~ " • • " v u v l U O I I . <*11110114 I V i l l V v l , was a native of Taylor County , R o s a M a g d a i c n e K i r b v . E m m a born in the Red Hill section of Organizations to which he be-

; r - - " r - T I " Funeral S P rv i r« rnn I T h u r s d a ^ AuK- 18. from 12 but had lived at Crab Orchard Lakes juaniuT KidweU i R 9f k < i a s , ! e , ? , c u " t y - H e ""ended I o n " a r e t h e M a s o n i c L ^ g e formerly served as pastor in Funeral services wc.r con- t 0 1 2 : 3 o a program .concerning , f o r the past 50 years. She ;£!?.. Bvrd.i Henslev a t M t - V c r n o n - 640 F&AM and'the Mt. Vernon Evansville. Ind.. and Western ducted at Poplar Gti&e _Bap-| l f e o fanning will be conducted w a s a member of th? Baptist [ J a i l Frances M ^ S d : Jackie' M ? f £ ' / v ™ ™ H t a t a S C h . ^ n C h u r c h "

Church. . Joseph Martin; Grace Ann Ma- l h e building' now occupied by N o e , s m a r " e d to the former Survivors include three sons, j son; Calvin Coolidge Meadows; S l r ia i r and son onerated a R e v a Proctor. They have two

Walter and James of- Cincin-; Josephine H. Meadows; Edwin r e s t a u r a n t there for a limn and sons,"Michael and Gary. nati, Ohio and Homer of Crab j Hubbard Menting; Nannette .>,en SOIH it to Ruel Thomas. Recent winners of .the $5 in Orchard; three daughters, Mrs. Shene Milen; Gerald Miracle; now deceased merchandise or services have Georgia Roberts of Fort Lau- Neureul Miracle; Otis Miracle;: c n m p ] 2 v i a r , been, B. B. Martin of Brodhead. H p r H a l p F l a M r s R i l l M I K « ! P t r i P A I - V M u l l i n r - ^ ^ . . . ** ® • H a l m o r " V o u r r\f T . i t r i n o c t n n a n H

and Central Kentucky. Bro. Reynolds has decided to

enter the University of Ken-tucky this f^ll for graduate study in history. He plans to prepare for a teaching ministry in one of the Baptist Colleges. / A native of Sturgis,"Bro. Rey-nolds graduated from Howard

. Payne College, Brownwood. Texas and Southern Baptist Seminary at Louisville.

The Reynolds family have lived in Mt. Vernon for some three years.

tist fchurch, July 31. Bro. Floyd o n jjje Farhf Exchange Program Bingham was-officiatmg m i n i s - ; o v e r WRvK radio station, tcr. Burial was in Poplar j p e r s o n s w ho will discuss this Grove Cemetery.-Sparks Fun- p r o „ r a m <>„ Wayne Stewart's eral Home was in charge of ar- ( p r o gram are E. C. Graham, dis-rangements. | trict forester of Pine'ville; Sing-

j er, service forester of London: INCOME TAX CLIENTS Howard Baker, ranger of Wil-

Attention Merchants: RE: Ky. I liamsburg; C. G. Stewart, guard State Sales Tax. 'Will be at of Wildie. Dixie Boone Tourist Court r C. G. Stewart reported that Monday, August 8 and 9th, 10th some points to be discussed and 11th to assist clients with' would include coat sharing, site the monthly sales tax report.' preparation, trees available, Maureen Laswell Egan. 41tl times to set and procedure.

derdale, Fla.. Mrs. Bill Mus- Eva Roark Mullins; Ottis David bought a "grocery store After Delmer New of Livingston, and Noe; Louanna Norton; Barbara. a few years he bought out Carl Henry Owens of R R 1. Mt. Ver-

League Play-Offs Begin

chong of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Jennie Morgan of Crab Or-chard; 25 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and one sister. Mrs. Cora Landers of Lexington.

Funeral services <vere con-ducted Aug. 3 at Crab Orchard.

1 Intermeril was in Buffalo I Springs Cemetery. Howard Fu-J neral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Jane Owens; Buford Shannon Mullins' Grocery store and Con- n ° n - „ Parkereon; Lyllias Alene Par- a r d p a r r e t f s store. He combin- « h o s e . n a r " « a P P e a r

rett: Preston Parrett: , e d b o t h s l o r e s . A b o u t s i x y e a r s Buy in Mt. Vernon ^ Rock-Jesse Clinton Phillips; Grace ago he arranged his store in a castle County T>age. They M*.

L. Ponder; Linda Lou Powell; serve-yourself-fashion. t h ? o n e s make this cam-Joyce Renner; Curtis Reppert; >• Organizations to which he be- P a ' 8 n Possible. John Leon Rollins; Conley El- longs include: the Mt. Vernon They are: McBee Department wood Saylor; Marlon Keith! Lions Club, Rockcastle County Store, Bryant Brothers, Owens' Singleton; Elias Jackson Smith; Fish and Game Club. First Bap- Sundry Store, Mt. Vernon Pro-Shelby Jean Southerland; Can- tist Church of Mt. Vernon. duce Company,^Western Auto dus Spencer; Jill Spencer; Lora '* He is director" of the Ken- Associate Store, W. H. Cox Fun-Lee Stephens; Linda Lou Sut-ftucky Fox-Hunters Association eral Home, Dillingham New and

With only two weeks left be- three teams, will be involved. els'through Aug. 4. The Rebels! CORRECTION I ton; Corinne A. Viars; James I (has held this office since 1941), used Furniture Store, M t Vem-fore the closing of the play- The schedule for the adult are in first" place with a 13 - Edgar V. Evans who moved Willard Whitaker; Olive; M. President of Eastern Kentucky Q n -Cleaners. ground competition is getting Softball league will come to a 1 record. The Ramblers are ih! to Mt. Vernon f r o m Corpis I Whitaker: Nancy Lambert Wil-; Fox Hunters Association - 4 Clark Brown Standard Serv-keen ir. all three leagues, Larry -close Tuesday night Aug. 9 with second place with a 12 - 2 re- ^ Christi Texas served in the11'ams; Billie June Wilson; ' years, Rockcastle County Rep- ice Station, Ideal Cafe. Stan-Travis, playground director yn- Livingston playing Brodhead. cord. The second game will ' u . S. Navy for 21 VJ years not ! ublican Chairman, director of dard Oil Company, Payne s nounced. This is a previously rained out bring together the Rockats (10-: for 2 and one half vears as stat-„ , - , - . bring together the Rockats <10-; for 2 and one half years as stat-

The League standing for the game. The play-offs this year 3) and Ottawa (10-4). , ! cd in the Signal last week. } 1 ^ L f a g u e f ' n d a th® Braves will involve not only .the top This is the night for <very 1 The person who was fined by

and Dodgers of Brodhead tied four teams in a"double elimin- fan. daughter, son. mother and! the Berea Police Court on July •for first place with a record of ation but also the five lower father to attend for this is the 14 was not Roscoe McCracken, 10-2. The Cardinals are in third .division teams. The first divi- only night a collection will be a s listed last week, but his son, place with a 7-4 record. sion teams, will play their taken up. We have had many.Paul R. McCracken.

The play-offs will begin Aug. games at 8 p.m. starting Aug. wonder why the hat hasn't been : , 15 with the top four teams 9, if rain does not interfere or passed more frequently but one1 *11 c ; _ _ .. playing for the championship, a plfty-off between two teams is night is sufficient for everyone l ^ ' S 1 " o m 9 At present the top four are the not needed, tf such 1* the case who has or hasn't contributed A t R e n f r o S a t u r d a y Braves, Dodgers, Cardinals and tournament play will get un- to the recreation activities. Giants. derway Thursday night, Aug. Your contribution will be greet- An all night sing will be held

The Pony League standing 11, A diagram of the play-offs ly appreciated. ' a t Renfro Valley Saturday to date finds the Tigers leading will be available Monday. Attendance for the Mt. Ver-1 nightr-Aug. 6. It will begin after the League with an 8-3 record The regular schedule is still non and Brodhead playgrounds; the third Renfro Valley Barn-and the Redsox closing fast dotted with many interesting (this includes the Arts - a n d . dance show and continue all with a 7-3 record. The Yankees games to be played before next Crafts program) totals 11,000 night and all day Sunday, are holding down third place Tuesday. Especially the two through July 30. ' Quartets to be featured in-virtually by winning one more games scheduled for Monday Playground director Travis! elude: the Travelers, the Re-than the Whitesox. Their record night; Aug. 8. the Ramblers urges everyone-to remember! organized Melodaires, the Ten-6-5 and the Whitemox 4-5. The versus the Rebels. This partic- the special and only collection I nesseeans, and Lois Johnson play-offs for the Pony League ular game, if the Ramblers win night Aug. 8 - this coming Mon- ( and Kirk Hansard, all of KogK-

" " ' ' " " tie with the Reb- day night Ivillei Term. will start Aug. 16 and the top could 1

Four From Area Enlist In Army

! the Rockcastle County Baptist Service Station, Cincinnati Bar-I Hospital, some three years. gain Store, Maggard Drug Store, I He has served two, four year S . I . Proctor Lumber Company, ! terms on the Mt. Vemon Town Bamett's Grocery, McKinney

According to Sgt. 1st Class: council, helped locate the new Motqc Company, John W. Gnf-Max M. Krisby NCO in charge o ( f i c e building and was fin Building Supplies, George of the Army Recruiting Station influential in persuading t h e Owens Shell Service Station, in Richmond, -the following office department to add McCauley and Bowling Used youn?. men have recently en- R R 2 out of Mt. Vernon. Cars, Appliance Service Center, listed in the Regular Army. He is married to the former Brown's One-Stop Shopping

Robert P. Cummins, son of Minnie. Lee Parrett. They have Center, . M t Vernon Hardware, Mr. and Mrs. Dee P. Cummins' four children. Ronald of Man- C. C. Cqx Hardware and Furn-of Mt. Vernon; Robert Livesay,. Chester, Ruby of Eastern Col- iture. Sparks Funeral Home, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. lege at Richmond, Charlotte Watkins Florist Bailey's Jewel-Livesay of Mt. Vernon; Harold Kay and Ricky who live at ry Store, and Kentucky Utili-D. Franks, son rof Mr. and Mrs. :'home. ties all at Mt. Vemon; Citizens George Franks', who live near | Joe Noe owns the a T, Pro- Bank and Maggard Sundry Orlando and James E". Durham 1 ctor Lumber Company. Store of Brodhead. of RFD Berea. j He was bom in Rockcastle These merchants are proml-

•For information concerning | County. He graduated from Mt. nent people of Mt. Vemon and the "Special Forces" enlistment Vernon High School and at- Rockcastle County. Their prices option now open for qualifying 1 tended Eastern College. are right You will find them young men. contact Sgt. Krisby I While in school he worked on courteous and accomodating, at Richmond. ~ I the farm. Later he worked for always. —