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IlHElS ^StyNewsy VOLUME NUMBER; Old Series. No. 61: New Series. No. 25. MOREREAD. KENTUCIQ-, THURSDAV. FEBR. 5. l9^2 NUMBER -S!X.

tke PUk and to the C^aa-

ONE NATION. ladlTWbto, wttk LIBGRTV aad JUS­

TICE tor ALU

PasI Week is Mrs. Jesse Lyons Bad One For Tells Of Jap AttackLocalTeams

Christian Ministers ' Holding Conference

terence of Kentucky Christian ministers has been moeiln? ai Cetural church. Lexinpon. The meeting will last from Tues-Mrs, Jesse Lyons arrived in bombs fell on the naval '

Hed Cross Quota Falls Far Below

Steve Caudill Dies Following Heart Attack

Coant7 Eighth Stndentit Graduate

«.U -U .S. r--.... .4 Of her mother-in- evidently bentWhether or not the Ground jj^s. T. F. Lvons. She armed forces,

hog seeing hia shadow had any ^ i^nsw“«”5'-

^ ‘ ..... the attack on x-r-aw naii»ur J3I1.I cu uxieixuiJiK, .>iis. rayons nao . » i. .im.-c.-- dii\i ..au.cn >■. uca.-few hours «-iU, her hoshmd. "P™ “h-IM"” ■?; by rommunlile, j„a ™„,lo, ap-ho had been at sea on his -ship ."V i P®*"- .u y._ ..V jjgip people in this commun^y

^ have close't their eyes to the

,ii K- • u week. ur. inomas o. cowan, ur. d.~.h..ng ,h, j, sj, .

Flianr S.W iS" contoronr.living in Hawaii at the lime of After a week or So that seem- “ ' . ., hed States and it-s Allies grows.

, „ - . . . u „ attack on Pearl Harix>r and ed unending, Mrs. Lyons had . confeience^^ this ^j wr |_^pg| names in r-"*-weeks went through all the horrors of a few hours w;------ enjoy, every™ often whllo i,n„iuObe,nacoaches worry and tear their hair, the past week has been a

Here is her story.

Tb. M,ow.„. .. . ... Of .b. :.obbF,Jr-.l, o„b .. ... KO* “^1 “ S.Sr S.b.u ™b .nO ev-in the Navy and was evac- w-iih hundreds of other civ- families bombed out of theirrural schools of the county this-ml^^ Eagles. And we say

year. Adams - Davis. Plank; Faye Gulley;

y »..e.r- GOIK.C. ,niJU V. c aOJ "

f.rren mSkS E,*le> w.tbom any .lur. «-'■< !"«• her te..deboe In

create a better sedety

/ children. church attended i

tester ring inflection o Blan- HaWeman. _.

Dixie Sparks; Jack BUn- Brecknrldge amiehiv " ttaval bombing unit

blowing •

enna nosv.va, ,u Lexlngion. on-'^'y J“n -Pepf'i PleW- Haldeman and Morehead^^^nday of this week after a '“"l. Minor: Elvis Ray Kidd: Cy nigh both fell before the driv- - brief illness. He had been taken ra Clifton Conn; Minnie Ethel jn'g onslaught of Olive HilL but

... ..... Pannin«nn. Bui) Fotk: Osbomc ^ .

Farmers For Food For Freedom

«. u . i._ i~mijeu out oi uieiiMoreheads ^omes. They have closed their

ears to the daily appeals for funds to relieve the suffering among them. By wlthboWIng funds at this time to meet the many emergencies they also turn their back to those who are representing them on the bat­tle front. ................ ft

Rowan county has a quota.of $2500 in thi.s emergency Fr«i- dent Roosevelt has made a dir-

t Pearl Mrs. Lyons and her son arrived 'epresentative, atuck at'a California port on Decem-

.tjielr Jour- ;t by train.

Lyons have bothsince'ihat time. traveled widely.’•J^r over two

Tb- Diomlnj of D«,mher 7 y*"" “SV »-«™ lb Guam, which

m .«ff.no» from o Ml, c,».n.. o„bo„b.rfy ‘„"fU;.i'.irc;^-hoart i.inck cm Thursday of Caudill. Hardeman; Junior WU- ̂ „p f<,f. Grayson who took.io Mrs. Lyons. It was an unLt week, while at work at Uam.s; Junior Kinder; Mildred ^t,e time to upset Olive Hill and ?he fng a plc-asam combfnatlo[ ofu» HaWenan bricb yurb,. *i«C "“*■ ««•» th.lr wlnnibg •• . L SkiniiH cl'U«,>l»b and na.ly.“ T sr r .r, Xb SJ” «”"s^^iy”‘S"oS - s »ii;''wbir‘'™dSy'‘“b‘e««. cc.id.„,.J7the hospiUl where he passed CaWweli: Homer Clyde Cald- ....................... ,

Funeral service* were held BUick^Wiiford^B^^^ L'beny- sounded like sewing machines Cuam but uerense w-ouiu to snabUity to finance his oper-at the Morehead Baptist church “ laiacK. wmora mack. Saturday amplifietl a thousand times, Then hamperetl by the lack of oii and according to Claude gin to return to our comnmnl-

Thursday. with /% E> . * ntJhi when Berea nosed out the jhe'"in.signia of the ns- other supplies. Turner, county Defense Board Ues, what will these say to theAt Mills Un rnday Uagles m-oa in an overtime per- ,j,ey • Mr.s. Lyons was in Japan In ebainnan. .soldiers? Will they say.“I sym-

iod. The Eagles led all the way japane.se. ,Sh^ ran indoors and 1938 and in China in 1938-39, She -Farm owners and farm ten- paihiae with you - in this sac-hut permuted Berea remained ’ there for several al.so vi.«iied the PhHippine Is- gnts who have difficulty in gel- riflce;” or will they say, “while

ung loans to operate their farm y««' 're" prot«ttag our nation in rhe best advantaee should

No farmer should fail to uke United States up theheard to sound of planes over- "ere apprehensive of Jap Inva- ilowan county "Food 50 million- dollar drive and to

Breck lest by a narrow margin ^lon. There is a finfe harbor at y^,,. freedom” program because stand by tho.“e in the Armedsounded Tike sewing machines Guam but defense would be snabUity to finance his oper- Forces. When the maimed be-

burial in the t«y at Clearfiekt

Markwell cem

Steve Caudill was bom lit i-Rowan oounty on-JulydJ5. 1883-

Uier ibe family moved to Mor­gan county where he lived for me ume moving back to this county, where -he and bla fam-

. Uy have resided since.He was united to marriage to

\Trgle Paiwn ««* anion the following children ■were born. Mrs. Alu Gearhan.

«MiM Dosha Cbudlll. Jordan Cau­dill. Sheridan Caudill. Winfred CbudUl and Pat. Elisabeth and Dick Caudill, younger Children at home- Jordan is with the pacific fleet somewhere in the Padfle ocean. He te also sur­vived by three slaters. Mrs. Pruda Nlckell. Mrs. Rosa Mesa.

— -- several al.io vi.«iied the PhHippinectmie-a-iweWe point margin ai^-ho„rs iihiir the'auihbriU« eva-lands and bthef places in Ue the count as the final whlsile (^tecl the civilians: ‘ news. She u uaiurally reticent

[ In- about naval and mlliury affairs«mnd«l. lo tb, ov«nlbi^, spired Berea team scored thewinning points. vlsiUng friends

Monday and Tuesday nights, j, ^j,gg g^.^y gj,g nien in the service. Ehesfurnished two more upsets for telephone there, and could vy wife and proud of it.

my home, I closed my purseilk ;v,r-ib,i ptobrem, »lib to Joti ana yotn pV“'

has brought a sort wuliam K. Rouse, County Sup- ^1°" 's due to my failure to pro-“b? »',■ 'v“uS o7,St!c,b«,iblp to amlllM ol to ‘to'paii'&nrtiSr «ae atirgleal tlr«»ln& proper

12 miles away She could men in the service. She’s a Na- jidmineUi^n," the Defense first aid and the WMnforts of life ,. nuL telephone there, and could vy wife and proud of it. cbBinnan said. Mr. Rouse’s of- y°« deserve,” That

the Eagles, although they could ^ ^g^ ^as entered her son Dop- fic^ is kxated In Morehead in if we do "o* ^ooi.actually be called upsets, as ^y g^e was relieved to aid in school at her old home. u,e courthouse. At theMurray undoubwdy has an ace ^im sate. She and Mr. Lyons have anoth- ^og^ repayable In conveni-team of long rangy boys who g good thing it was er son. Joseph Franklin who installments are advanced ^can qualift- in- any mns Sang- Sunday.” she remarked in talk- has made his home since baby- ^Jy pg^ jor the purchase of ^ 8ood to observe that the

At the same time the g reporter, “tor hood with hU father’s parents, gg ferUliaer, companies and conwrauon thatEsgKs are a far better scoring oonaW’s school at Hickam Field Rev. and Mrs. T- F. Lyons in uvesiock and farming Inmle- operate their businesses in anaggregation than the record in- ^gg ^mbed.” this city. ______ t... efficient ^nanner, tdtcates. The final score in the----------- ----------------------Mondoy night ^e pUyed at QiAe .\skedMt. SterllnE was Murray "BILL ELLIOTT - a,i. j

_____ _________________ appear in peraoa at the Eagles «. If that indicates any- to Aid rner and'Mias l^ncy Caudill and MHU rheaire Friday. Februay thing it probaWy is that the ^r. E. E. Fish will be with

• - ^ liarft. «. in anemooa end evening. Be«lee defensive work wee «m Count* Annl MiUs Fridei. “_ ^ wiarsMfc..—y be--------

BYrdTaulbeeI of a. Girl Scaeb To

HilJQlMoliL Holdup

m.Tr.b» lo, improv,os meb rfllolobi tom. oblarSbg or "<ImprevtoB bom. and ahetoraj '-r* "^o Sbudding brooders and Uying Jr kood to we rbw hooao. and any tmuormble Ok- do™ j" pordliure to «kpat»ion ofSiP^.wbtt SSL'

wiiT a^ bur-TErodfiBimlly ’•» r» ^ murors rooueatine in cannot tum over » the Bedmakinalj; the* farm plana’ Cioss even one doU^ tor /ear and ah farmers, of course, are of mismanagemenL In looking

___________________ that ^me out of thsir ■/■to*- ^ y,, Obmuy agent to help planweU known men of thla com. f, m . a>|j l TuesdajL night's loes could be this y«a« 4*H club wwk pro-munlty. He uught school In the LMMCI UtU DOOfct aacribed to a number of tiUngs, gcasaraunty for 33 years and has been among tM^ poor fOul shbodng. Due to the extra amount <d - ana au larmerv, oi cvui»c. - ~--------employed at the Kentucky Fire dannUJ medlocr Jbtfereeing. and the food needed to be produced this ^ord of the serious injury welcome to lechnleaJ advice ot ovei* some ol the Urgw giftsBrick Company plant at Halde- xj,e Morehead GW Scoot (CbnUnued On Page Fourr^'year, an effOn is being macte to ^eath of Byrd "raulbee of the county Extension Agent's ihrou^ot^theman. troop, under the dtrectlMi of ------------------------- Intemt as many boys and glrU .^2^ Lafayette Avenue. Lexing- (ConUnued On Page Twoj

_------------- ;; Mrs. A. E. Landolt wUI make a P„- •-.! possible in enroHlng in Kentucky was received by -------------------------Fire PreVOltMMl to house can next aatu^ ijcmce* ciub work and to take a gan^ relatives here Sunday. Mr. Taul- f AmmeilCement

. j dav. February 1. tor any bpoka Ha||1 Af P'*- powltry. calves and caim^F „ho was weil known here. „ . . y* iMeeting Planned Ihai the resWent* of Morehead ^ , as their projects. By domg this ^.g^ attacked by two negro Eightil Grade

o _I,1.____ __ _____________ PI.____'L e___J___ .hoo. SfWS and xlrls Will be do- h« was flnainik hl.S * “*®

lowing firms, which form only i partial Its:, gave the .American

(Continued Oh Page Four)

thai the resident* <

For Wardens ”‘t ” ^ Held At Farmer.A «ries of fire prevention Ine corps. ThU is an Imporunt Special *«vicM are b^ ge^ iraWW Acceding to their confessions . fg^,^,g ,hg closing

™»u„r. w„.nb<,ubc.kt^.7■'S“r.»“Sr"“ ’°T'“Ran,,; "k'm Stoi- Book campaign to collwt lO.COO- Sunday both in 'the morning helping in the 'Food to Free- Taulbee to, amtorland For...- «» book, to the nerf who an, ami evening The Reverend Z. dom ' pro^. - • ■

County Agent Plans Farm Meeting

•rings fighting for the Unitetl States. A. Horton, will be held for the district fire We will

A series of three meetini

, fire towermen.... ___ appre____ „ ___ -...................... _ , - .

and much if you will give as many speak at both services. -The Rev- gna profession^

graduating exercises at Farm- County Agent Kcrmit MUL' is to-ttok-itoai kk# ,h« 'In alM^Hnh leaders of the ers for the eighth grade gradu- calling a meeting in the city hall------------ -............ pi^pal of the All 4-H dub leaaejs m t ^ Mm-ehead on Tuesday. FWbni-

topy Clark county high .ch«,l _wlll past yon, « well_a. Wn» ^0, two ™, ,b, year. The ao' 10 at 9,30 a- m- to all Brmami proiessionai men f,g^ earlier stolen about aol '"tT^r 3 - r‘"hr»^:s,housewives are urged to attend

■ ccc peJ^nnel. At Se fli^e war- books to this worthy cause as erentl Honon Is an interesting dens meeting ways and means you can. Any kind of books speaker and you will not wantfor mobilising fire fighters will will be appreciated; They do to miss hearing him. Come. plotted the robbery. They |;;uniy. The exercised were

Sk2‘rrTS.“s s ran-L^ftiTbep to mc. t.u.. r-‘r-s-SofS^Ftriver Salt Lick Ky.: HerbetT in thU effort to make the Uvea o'clock is T3irlBtian Character- office of the County Agem-Bowman. CTearfield. Ky4 CTe* of our boys In the services ^ btllcs". These disoisslons wUl ------- vt J~Jones COffiwell. Ky.: Emmlti pier when ih^ are making be interesting ard helpful, FameTS UrgedMrClung. -Blase. Ky.; Nathan such a big sacrifice for ua interest in the Sunday school ^ ______™ s.,^#o„“r ^s. ^ •”guests interested in fire priven- TbnraiUr evenii«. Febr. 19. feUowshlp and Uisiniction to be fireSam. will be Uiettol lo .kUmul ____ .J, ,g. mOe. .R M. bed to kUtoJlug_______ Th, ,„2 flre record df tiethe meeringa.

Jcipating were Moore machinery dealers and farmers

and came to sro the ladles e< M.

Ar'the meeting of R Cbonft give the «U “Pm- Cknatum GuOA-To

by Kate Cpodoct OhoTch Serv^

...................... .. ................. .............. .......... — - and ad-spending them jjjg schools in that pert of Justment of farm and household

fv.—. - - machinery and equipment.”______ Mr. J. B. Broqlts. extensiun

Fhtneral services for Mr. _Taul- j oriuni at LOO o'cloc^ Fri- agriculture engineer, will be_ atnee were held Tuesday" after-afternoon!................... ................. this meeting to direct in thenoon in Lexington. He was 66 'The following prt^ram baa planning of a repair and adjust- - years of age. been given: ment program for tii? county

Mr. Thulbee was well known pj<,ces.=lonal .Austin Alfrey The government is directing in this communis where he at- gong "America” .A-ndlence j^e use of metal and factories tended college at one time and invocation Rev. B. H. Kazee production of civilianwhere he was united in marriage -Naiional Anthem u> Miss Nelle Alien a niece of

in Rowan conn- J, a. and Sam Allen of thla city. Address .

tower lookouts, plana wUl be laid for an organized fire pre. body Pew . venllon-campalgn Including per-

-MiMd-eoMMi: witit local citizens(Oonrinued On Page Four) ang ungfater.

ilhem ----- needs to production for War. ItFarmers Glee a«h-jg ^^mated iliai farmers will

Rev. Raroah Johi^n gbi^ buy only about two-*_ of the machinery. ..the' .that fifteen fires were He Joined the Masonic lodge In ^erontatlon ot Attendance Cer-

^ ih-( un'axBlnsi'thTpri’fect- and_w8s a men*ee of tificates •• Mabel Alfrey ^gg^ carry dn thSrchalked up the Morehead Chrstlan church, presentation of Diplomas this year.

Wiggtiis. Plenty ot wtt The entire program tW the ed area, hy the forest s^ The names of the negros-who Supt. Roy E. Comette This means =trtctYoung Peoples Guild of the th* D^artment of Agrlctdture, attacked him were Archle^^- Benediction Re^'------ChrlKrian chui “ “ ' .............

• pMy

Finances Of Spelling Bee In Good Shape

■ according wv- Forest Supervisor eon and William Carson Gray. —Inx semester was presented and ^ Both .ire in cus^y of the Lex- Cross RoD Call^................... *...-4,to-a -oat. HSOM L. Bore^io- - - -- auibortiies and will un-

B. H. Kazee gjj^ jjg^.g vric^ in operating our j

______ ____ _ _ _ _____ _____ _ fam fwTix.>i}rMiT A1| g-

“““ 3kTr, t. C„ple.«t ’■ZS ■The high light for the coming ,u. ,940 jLst, when 42 ^'^'y a murder and robbey a final check up of the an- scrap iron: all f

. -to. i«.ica IV _ ___._____ ,1,^ cnarge. „„a, poH rross Roll C " 'high light for the coming ^^^g jg4p jigt, when 42

month win be the annual Youth had to be fought by the

Oelen* Ch«e.---------------rr ie Start At PubUcMcwtok BtokUoto P».hent_o^h^ B... ^ School TUs WeckThe following are the chUd- ine e ------------- - Lyon, presiueut ux me js-v.*,,.

ren who took part in the Rowan received for the expenses of tlm bring the message. Other fttohiine firescounty spelling bee held Janu- spelling bee: Morehead Board members of the Guild wiU par- the «ur^e of a y^nvlll The Nationa; Defense course ry.ary 2.3. and the words they ot Trade, $10.00; M. S. Bo^fc Udp^ in other parts of the 8 alrplanes-andguns for in woodworking and carpenter Johns*,^e(t They are Usled in the $5.00; Clearfield Suwly Co. fc-W This service will nwrk buy man I^wever. work started Monday night,-Wl^iorder In Which they were Vernon Alfrey, Sl.OO; Dan Park- ^ ^r such an ob-led blazes .Tanuary 27 with Chester Kiser ^t'ltlspelled dbwn; . er 75c; l^c toudlll. 60q Dr. ^ lo^ « „ Instnirior. The boys taking nual Ron

John Paul Barker, word pM E. ^ This semester, a supper meet- ®^ment property, they have wood work are expwtcd to de- of^^8.73

- - - -------Innev. SUD

nual Red Cross Roll Call gives Mved to repair otl the following whose names as anti all new mer members have not been publish- pair pans orde- ed: All the following took out Every om.' Sl.OO memberships: G. W. Fra- maehineiT i 1^-: D A Black: Luster Lambert; >hLs meerin- W P Mabry; Elza Clark; Erne- immediat*.

Fouch; W A Poner; Eddie jf Rowa inson; Arthur Lewis; Andy secure

ims; of Eliottville mach'th all reports in the an

word fastened. Slab Camp;IRbIU. sunny, Cranrton;

Su^Har^^^?^* Ellto’ttvin;’ school. $1.75; OfficeSrok; Doris Arnett, quietly, force «.-50: ^

Fay County -Womans Club, $5.00; g ^ rather than once a *”TnveBtlaatlon showed that all print; Selecting suiuble mater- $35.18. It "-------- --------- ------ - ^ . Fay Merchants. $1.00; Joe Sh as has been the custom. ^hi^wSTh occurred during lais such as nails, bolts, screws Other names added (II cover yoiir b«bTomer, amllj, Uttfe . Peny « —. to. Gum «U1 aUo preeenl e„„ld bave been lujober, boMen hardware, root- bat are;

i is the practice t «ed had the farmers, him- ii»F an so' on. tereVnd other persons who use Measuring lumber and co^ ford Price;

namesHaldeman: SI.

berships, Clyde ^adde„,,^ «nd,we aim

laboratory, Bore- tol recelpta; S83X0- ''“. liS'IjS dlSSm of SL tocludlnB loe-eouatiunios bolIdloE tool lay- Hall: Gheater Reeder

ZJ. ^1 CltoW COM- “.f-S aTtotoO^““of95 tone's- r“kl^,’”oo^.r’:«“ri- “™4“5ar^tola ,«.k to. “Jo'jeie.^~ Tl£r ^ s, s

Tk.^. Mr S, J*t2.-

The Rowan County News orlty, lost man seeks his ownWij^g Ncftf' wayr He fatally resorts to thesword . OHke For

, BID- 92 perceai In soybeans for oU;;,3 « p.™> to b«l m«l«-

pobUshwl B»«T Tborsday At

Christianity world under

came into the I dicutor. It hasi Duplicate Number

U»Hy allreturns on form ‘l040( If the ply Lenttease requireniBnui -i~ ---^ gross income of each is from the still have more for this country Kenhicky' fanner*prescribed sources and does not than our people consumed last increases that exceed theexceed $3000, or they may fUe year. Preltmlnary retunts from secreUty-a request." 9ajm

«ACK

sxurvco^^. At and most effecuve penous wnen ^wch an ongtn.pobUshwl every Tb >i "as most severely persecuted, securiy number was

MOREHEAD, Rowao Cotmty, mJNUJiJb.1------- Persecution purifies ivligion. It obtain a duplicate ’»■---------------------------- I'nT'rruD ..4 MaNATRIi I'**-"' hcen so m the indlv- (,p <iestioyed. anX WILSON------------------ EDITOR an<^ MA------- G-------i^n,a, ,ife, as-well as Ute naUon- information given

U*h»>n ... *J C1..U An .Man. ..

sources

It Be Paid In Advonra

Tho "th/” - - - -‘™"" -------------

,y me year, preumtnaiy reiumu uw»u Secretary's requeai. xwj^ ssanr to go to a ^inele lotnt return on that the Food for Freedom aurvey pointed out, "the goals were ie«

a lh«lr comWoed Incom. I'd"™*it was most severely persecuted,secu—• '•>“ "»>*«'’" secuiion purifies i-eligion. It ol

jltt-dvs been so m the mdlv- U life, as-well as Ute naUon-,fe. We turn to religion when ElUten M. Bohon. man- ihod is o

... ting else will do. We call on ^ Ashland. Kentucky. .o, Oo-l when no other will hear our « Social Securi f “^ . ...i.A_ ...n n„i-onivoa have . ., oeen mam

aupi.B» - ""destroyed, airf does not exceed $3,000.

up before Japan’s these goals probably wm um

their goals. further increased la some caaes."Virtually every farmer In xhe goal that have been set up

Kentucky will Increase produc- ibe survey also were co^ of the foods pjeied before Japan attaolMd

T O .IjdMflM. _ . fv___ .Wn- nn.4 thad mftnT Of

Chiii»Up,NotOut!The. slogans of t

s .again. We :

hu.< been so m the moiv- - - destroyed, ana ooes noi --------Wual life, as-well as Ute naUon- , information given The use of the simplified ial life. We turn to religion when ^ jj. Bohon. man- ^lod is opUonal wiUi the ux- tlon of one of more of the foods pieied before JaP*"nothing else will do. We call on ‘ „\/ute Ashland. Kentucky. i, choice has requested by the U, S. ili^- pearl Har^r andOo-l when no other will hear our Social Securi _ ............menl of agriculture, according individual fanners plaM

when we ourselves have . been made for aqy one year, it ^ famers’ own plans re- undoubtedly h*l been furtherSl„. t“. !. W »; »" -'.d.. docc.™ n.»b.« l»"«i .« USDA W„ Bo.*

or the can be .stained from any field ;—------------- 1^, ,n «>.r own crossed up ------------- . vv „ fi^ia “ taxpayer files a return under suvey, recently complet-r raid warden, the man or the lets us find ourselves cS^- ed under Sie dlrecUon of the

- woma, wso no. top B.!.!- u,a «. maj P, ««“ J; ■*'' >" Boo*, l.dio.t., tBai K.mocky

- - s „o to 2:„'"pU,™ror?^' r j; --..>« .0 .B. a P.0- a, sdcBln, .up •;=•■,„. ouu ’ X-a <Pto«u. .Bat »o op* S.; S r,' "f ^ “'af„aTn r.B™“

iliroug from a few 'jordfr-we , together and ^ imelleci and of writing to ^e *“^5 ever he may change the fellow- ^ ^ jOS.lSl Ken-dctn'i need lorig winded speeches ^ur cour- reds'"" "« ... ...... the original was obtained, when ------------- -- vear.................... ......

Dr. N. C. MARSHCHIROPRACTOR

BVIC HBAT EIJlCTRICAli PHOKHIW

don't need lorig winded speecnes yp.._ ^urto make us see the-p«>n^ high and our energies

D.., .hsna ifi 3 H.fferencs be- .. .. .h.^ nna task ofBut there is ai deference be ,|‘’„a5e,j ,o "the « eween slogsi<s of this war and .tWeCll u/a ---------- --------- nlflg thC l\ O. - --------- --------- -----

the slogans of the last one. Re- up'—and not out.member how we were all asked to do "our bit?" We are not be­ing asked to do that iri'thls war.U is too clearly reaUnzed t^ time that "our blf is too UttTe.This lime we need ;o do our

* topato to .P^. ..

Hitscoor- '

; tiirky farms in making food

UPWARD LOOK

human kindness. It is a luim of gouunws, but denying power dpiuate.^ theieof". We beg lor a iew aol- lars to seiio the message ot our Christ to those who do not snow Him; but our lack of interest and devotion forces us to pourBy Rov. B. H. Kawe ...................... .............. ....

, am or,™ a.k* .B. .»«- ““ ‘f'. „.m -WBa. doua God dP^ ..

One of the favorite slogans is jj,is war? Is God, on our............................ side? What attitude should aiti-‘•chins up". That is excellent.

Provided we don’t make "chins out" as well.

"Chlfls up" mea.— »„vr— r courage high and going in

\i7wiVam :.ayiiig is that need not boast of our puie ligipn seek to defend a -

Workers May Use Simple

UM.« —- -'

IK or anv succeedin* ,—Hen. •. c- i)'ii.-tua:iy everc-

person 'n I'cs;!'--:-- or earning 210.000 farm unitswares must fi:e a return this . _ Rovse said theseyear. If you are not sure wheth- plan a itM2 milk pro-er .roll n me under the provi- increase of 20 percentsions of the law cr nm find out. jjm output. Other —You will save yourself trouble ...................... -tiy making sure.

Dr A.F. EDingtoiil>EVTIST

■Ol-RSi 8JO-aH«Omee Afiw From I’hrtsOa*

Cherch on E- M»ia

® jer tacreaws plannedpercem In hogs; 32 percent In

— ___________ . 1a AVA mrrl.inB*

lai is excellent, attitude should aiti- ugj(,Q seek to defend tt idon't .naka It no J.I.no.

I'i Tax Form. hiiL

•■ pt-LVLUk Uk-B-P. —

--------------------- . eggs, 7 percent in farm gardens;A MnXION TONS OF POOD -----------------T. "7

food have reached England un- g UAXltiVC I ' ------der the Leiui-I.ease act. the Brit-

Dr. John H. M3toaCHIROPRACTOR

344. WDLSOM ATT.

B;vatop* coldsb'” Tam” Zb. to r7toi‘«tB'totPloe “ .ito' TatiSlM* “LS7* S,?p,n?m' *' Am'lpultnpa Wick- ....d . IIt lias not been many months ^ ,vi Whafs more important, iti

I atutuue would 1 tase of individuals whose gross This food, even in its highly {„,ftbdient oahere columns, uui suice u.c - -cenaer un- •nt,)iue is derived wholly from ,-oncemrated form, would fill a jncK-DRAUGHT, iu older eom-

u means avcvpk...* ------------- >'eeP* «»“>*"$ ceasar the things that are ^alaiy. wages or other compen- string of freight cars almost 400 PertmpsthaVa why it^-and dlscomfons. keeping cheer- me. I will again set forth wlui.I ^ the saion tor permnal services, dlv- miles long, or opproximately 'by giro a eWid such re^hin^ful in spite of hardships, seeing think the Bible teaches on these God's". I wiU ----------- — ^n-MUies. from l.e!dneton. relief from the familiar sj-mptami. - - - - - - - , m..oh • jigiii under orders of my govern.

i.a.onff v_v gwenmeni

about our tasks with all the en- sir.ee 1 discusi.-ea inis ^ergy we can bring to the job. in there columns. But „U means accepting handicaps question keeps /®

P from uexington. reuoi insm «*», Washington D. C. which show a axabve’ !.• p . i. fvn nrM- 2S

unto UodlUl la stake V. ______ _ —“O kaa.a ...6 Btble tCJCnCS On um« .................... . ... .........beyond present lacks to a much matters. • flani under orders of my govern. ^,r royalties. atvJ does not ex- Kentucky to Washington u. i-- T‘";"brighter future for those who | dp not belelve God is on any. leiung '"my gwenmeni ^eeti S.3000. A new form ,1040< .-imount about one-fifth consist- „follow. side in this war. Freedom of i-espunslbUity of waai has been provided for taxpay- ed of-tairy and poultry products -

But life morale of “chins up" conscience Is personal, and tm “ except insofar as I am ebm ers wbo-are endUed to-and elect anoihec fifth of fruit and vwmust not slip into the reckless- law could make a man worship ,,ghu as a auxen, x, use such method. A table on tables, and stdl another fifthness of "chins out". This U no a god he did not choose. No di^ ^ guvernmenu But 1 ,ne reverse side of this fom ihelr snecl-time for ..eroles. We haven’t utor could make a man loyal in Caesar’s orders as wng shows the amount of ux on in- The British lisie-J tneir s^itime to make any more misukes. his heart to the ruler of the na- j m the flesh under Cae- creasing amounts of gross in- flc requirement.^ of .America •We haven’t time for chest thump- Uon if he chose to worship G^ ceasar-wiU bear the come after the proper alk>wan« food soon after the Leno-ueaseInit. We haven’t time to let over- Instead. He may not have the ,t,ilHy for what 1 do when of $W0 for each dependent, if act became law on Ma^ u.confidence and personal bravery freedom to exercise hlniseif In obeying him. ileanwniie. any^x _ l»4I._Shipmenta were movingtake the place of careful, coop- public worship and m the pu^ ^ jevotion to God wiU go on The erative acUon. lie propagauon of his religion. ^

. And this applies just as much but under any - "to clvllans as to the man in the even on the fun«ai Himself seu roe tree taxpayer need oniy ascenam lu oare-i m m=»=army, navy or air force. (No worship worship of bondage of Caesar. If which block his gross Income menus lo keep on deliveringone could make a marine care- God Is a iflntteipof the heart and ^ ^ dsobey God in obey- (less allowance for dependents) a raottlly accelerated i«e.fun. The worker who Ukes a is not limited by laws, or the eovemmeni, 1 shall let falls to find his ux. A fiat In six months.chance at his Job, the house- .exercise of authomy. government re- reducUon <rf 10 percent has been to the British peopfe U p

666TABLET*B.ALVE

Ixty -Rnb-My-’^Vl >0«k

The Trail TheatrePHONE 156, MOREHEAD, KENTUai

.. anyj» Shipments were moving jtv the ux under the simplified into Great Brtuln by May. Agri- j A ..... ___ •_ -A.- ME ______ ___ A aKIo Hallver im-God Will go on The ux unoer me sunpiuieu imo uit-.----------.

has been, and method is the same tor each $25 culuire was able to deliver im- • - un- block of gross income and the mediatuiy and was fuiiy p

free uxpayer need only ascertain in oared to'make necessary adjt te ..... 1.1__1. kiA ..kApa iMpnmp mputc .n irAAfk nn delivering

holder who does not follow all This the precautions set out by his smo

rcise of authonty. ’ government re- reducUon ot 10 percent has been to the British pe^e i»his war. as is any war ^punsu,.e. If I lose my life in made in arriving at the amount of the cheese ™

^'nMAr^utut^x toe e'" to*' “ STOMACH ULCERS oaihway W hia own deatme-EXCESS ACID -tion. God knows tljp final out-

of all our wars Is exactly ^on. and he

find that

book GOSSIPg—TfItiiMTrutAUArihit come of all our wars U exactly By Stlth Malone Cain ■astMperitwacretVMlMhlac nothing but destrufitfon. and he ’* Becent Fiction Booka the sutua of a person on the will amount

waits unUl man ^ find that ^e ae going to continue our (ast day of the taxable year Is the cheese priced nhe cannot set the world right discusSlSn of last week on new the governing factor in deter- non; more ^by fe>-«- « we aU belonged to ficuon Books, that have been aiming the exempUon level diy skim milk output

--------------------- A. .--st-M-....................published recently. These books* ,$750 for single persons and fifth ofneed to flghu But as follows; married persons not living wjth about oneie^ ^

that the uxpayer who uses this tion and 5 perrem of the eggs method does not list these but produced in this gets an automatic deduction of In 1942 American food will 10 percent. flow aboad in even 8«a«f ^

Under the simplified method mounts. Lend-Uase shipi^u the sutua of a person on the will amount w^wly * thud of

Hudsy and Noaday. Fcbnaey * sad *. t»42 Rreriag Comedy with ABBOTT Md C08TELLO in

Hold That GhostAIM “Pop Science- and “Stranger than Firthio and Mewa“

Tnraday and Wrdneaday. Febrmiry 10 and 11 Pentnrtng IXOTD ROLAJf and t'ONSTANCB MOORE In

Bay Me that TownOn enr atage in penian. Wed----- --------- * « nnd *»T-

yUandOa Pant. Jr. InGrncfe Alien and WlIBn.-----------

Mr. and Mrs. NorthSiwwkl CBW l-g—WllB* P-Ot

B.Utor. F.b™.rr K, D-.bl- F»nr. I. OMt- Mbbtow-T -F »"I «“—* to

'to ,o fVgBr But rrrs.tor-' p„^;s „=.■ .m,, ..u, .bo^_B.blTSO.VS DRCG STOBE toto to j"' Z

" " lisbmg Co-, s2-a0, • American farmersThe author whose ’Johmiy Uents^

ontgonrry and sinry nowara •>

Riders oi the Purple Sagei. Betty Joyce and Brace Edward* In

Marry the Boss’s DanghterAaotktr Episode of the JTNGLR GIRL SERIAL

VOGUE BEAUTY SHOPPEIs Now Under

THE OLD MANAGEMENTI have taken my ^oppe back and will witleoine my d>ld castomers. Each ThoriMlay, we pUn to of-my old castomers. e-acn innnoay, we h““* *“ fer a Special This week we wU! give a 'Shampoo and a Finger Wave both for only

* 50 centsCALL PHONE 106, tor •ppomlognil

Vogue Beauty Shopper Smith, Owner. Blra. Dorothy Abrams ' Operator

Got His Gun" won the Aerarl- can Booksellei'S award as the most onginal book of W3y has written another highly original but very different noveL The new one in a satire on modern poiliics in a midwestem town, a satire in which the shade of Andrew Jackson plays an impor.

II .-VUICl ----------------

hustan.1 and wU. llvl.« W their 1M2 food pno.Mon imal the last day Of tae there will be enough of prac-

unt role.Hi.-idus. Maurice, "To Sing

WlUl to AMbla".Doran Publishing Co. $2-75.

A true story of a Moravian village and iu Cxaech people as they Uved before the com^ of the Nazis and as they are Uv- ing now. A long heroic novel by the author of such books as ■Rrf Bread" and ■Humanlu Uprooted.” , ,

Hutchinson. A. M- "He lAiok- ed for a City". DueU Publishing Co $2,50

The author of the memorable "If Winter Comes" writes the human moving story of thehuman movui* ».«bj —way in which an Engl^h wev his wife and four children meetthe rewards and blows of lifeIn a country’parish.

• This materUI w« taken from ••The Books ot U»e Month Pam-

\ phlet” which is published by the R. B. Bowker Publishing Oo.

Food For Freedom(Continued From Page One)

office.To provide a living at home

and surplus for market la now a common goal tor every farm in America. Through the various

I agencies of the U. 8. Depart­ment of Agriculture. State Ex­tension Service and Experiment Stations, adequate services are available to enable every fann­er to take pan in the Food for Freedom program. Where fann­ing niachlnery or pur*red sires

-cannot-cannot oe putTjnu»cuEVb,b.»,-.~ ally by Individualfl, tanners may club together and supply the^ needs cooperatively. ySA “Community Service"

; loans U was pointed out.

WE SELL THE EABTHFARMS FOR SALE:— Om » mat •» all e**^*acres meadow and a taoe fenced, leading to the stock weO. Several yoMg ftwit trees. A ----------------------- ■several yewg irnre were, n —------basement, six room* nnd bsth. electric Ughtn. large greage- Priced low fer quick snle. Cash or terms.

One smnO term with treit trees. A new seven borne with bath toem. three porches, one

place. BUlng stottoa. alAtao a basto"—

M east of Morabead. A r«isny good bny.

t. Loentod an Rome

WE WILL PAY

Spot Cashhoase. weO ballt; two pordiM; smaa bam; ponMry kowat

«gfb and a pool tor watering stock and pontor.BeaaoMbly priced fer qnlck sale. Cash or t

ONE 40 ACRE farm with 25 acres ot bottom land and AIM a aman tana west «d Mocebead oa Ronlo 6«- Six room Htoi— lor tormlng psrpooes. Eattre tann fenced and c -

Eor25 -

un MODH USED CARStoacod. Good orchard. Seven iLOTS— Two lota on Third street fronting Third and 4* streets. Sfeo « by Ito feet, paving paid. Good bnlldi^ lota

an acarea in the dcr HmRa.

THREE LOTS on I for these lots is i

mrg rood. Slxe » by ISb. Price masonable. Cash or terms.

HOUSE and lot OB Lyona avenne. 9 room honso; large lot.

LYDA HESSER UUDIllWE SELL THE EABTH

BROWN MOTORCOMPANY

Claude Brown, Manager

Itoflg. FAf 5, 1942. ROWAN COUNTY NEWS'r government today, tlw importance to correlate aU ar. study groups in chibs, schools in colleges and i

By A. Baudle -........ .............. _la the cardinal task coofron- the seven seas, it Is of utmost «<

STOP - LOOK - LISTENladies, They Have Arrived

500 Pairs ol SMY SHOES. The early

Bird GeU The Pick at only..........S2i0

Also the new Full Fashion Cotton hose 98c.

THE BIO STOREOn Raiirnn.l «lriK.| - Plenty Partin* Spare

es all ^ during the paA six months tory of the forest,-over-the United States, will re-as compared to tt% same per-. ' Thb likely incr^se in tftnliw'

urgent, therefore, for the too-souihems re- turn lo their homes and report iod last year, Mr. H. L. Borden, sales will result In hlghei ft-lertcan people as individuals ^ acutely on our democracy in war time. Supervisor of the National Foy- turns lo the .sixteen counties la

to help wipe out peludices that >-'ensi(ive to the linguistic ndif- Most of these carefully selected est announced today at bis head the National fores: as a resultour neighbors to'ihe south have defence of visitors from the women are here quarters in Winchester. Re. enUcled to 25acquired In the past. LmtM States. It is.a „„ scholarships established by cetpts-from this sout^e totaled of S^oss receipts for *

There are many ways in which that many of otm sec^ijr h,«ine« for the past six months ^oads and schools,average Americans can help, and «^ooo‘® have recently esublLsh- Lnued Sta^ sc^ols b^ln^ represenUng 5W.OOO feet. The cutting program « being in fact are helping, to promote ?<• zens ̂ me them hold official timber sales re- conducted in compliance withInter-American solidarity. Ai- Spar.Jt. while adult education •• ^ mvemmunt^el ®“hs from an impetus in the .susui'ied proiluetion of the for-though the war has now cur- centers and WPA schools have lumber industry uWng part in est which will provide timbertailed opportunities for private encourag^ our wi- Twenty ^omtravel to distant South Amerl- nrominern aL ^nflueniar^- AH'* ihe inceased facU- sion. This, Mr. Borden said latan countries such as Argentina and Portugu«e. This culture P m ne i ana jiies of forest to handle more highly sgnl/icant. and local woodand Chile, more Unltel SStes P^gram. far from being n«!^ mns n business. The total cut for the usng industries and people de-lourisis may be expected to vis- during the war. tauld^ ^ American life at l« y®®*" 3®' 1M2 Is es- pendent i^n those industries1, Mexico and our aiiied u_aU«ua f,;'.,*."*.™".„du„, UmateU lo b. 10 milllou leet, tor a llv.llCxl .iiould feel that- - — neighboring peoples best, and througl

n ait farther that the current iniere.st in Pan hospitality mak« n go latutei ____ ___ ___ nir. ,is

.(eistiidinc visitors. To extend S.ATIOANL POEB8Ttiai interchange of sincere un- of our g<^ fncle Sam earns another $12-the base of this undersunding we «ill ,not^ , seventy five percent ofincreasing numben. of people ill " hich is available for the War

readmB ntuSy drfenne ol ertori! Kentuckya CuiuhCTlandNational Forest increased its

Latin receipts 71 percent from

be the biggest year In the his- for years to come.

MILLS THEATRE

in the United State.s a . - , ,

-:r.a.r-;;-^~

Friday, Febraury 6, 1942

T

1

11 REASONS^f/HY YOU SHOULD OPfOSE THIS BILL

-1-

X Ha.aw.»«aforJeEtg*f«to ptoh the pcodtog bat foe ite tofe of

Sene li.rtoif iteto > to. bw p..ia*ioB TVA bom oototoc io»

1——«»-rp—« a “cito(e dto nlB a>l Sto ktot

«C(»Sto « eopplriog iJSoo. -I Uototot-botos «o the TVA tystein. Why toX wtot onta TVA hee power to eel? Cooditktoe et Ihet Ihne mey he totirely diffeteht then they are Dow—WHY RUSH TO PASS THIS BOX?

Ce tor mat'it hnm k WAi»'eoooty, Tetm., juDiped im, *2X5 to *3.41 OD the *100emwnwiitt for many property ownrta were mote than dooUed.

5. WSerr wX l£r Ftdaral Goverto

7. TVA h an eleetricalsyatem owned by the Federal Government end ia anppoaed to operate foe pcofit. Yet TVA

omnfTVA'aeen (me k doee ftrongly

Tlie leenm foe thia objeetkm la thet& anmmnent of aneh a kw wX

the foSowing tnaea now paid by the piivato eltotric ndhty compenicel

5iMk Iiuomt Tax. .. h Pa/eml bteome Tax...

S$an UHex^hymemtTaX y.

dto right 10 mahe a ptofit kr their grneralfand.

8. Propoaenia of TVA ndvoento con­trol of electric tervice bccoase it it towvertolly taed. The aanc night he

k hi. in Tennexe.

3. The peopoeml eet k iptodal leguk.

Ja) It p—TVA to come into ICcatuck^ entirely Tree of any umii-nixto ot concroL 1$ per?M k ID <tenm ead •

• abfe to no one inifae StaM.

Sk^OUAgeBatefitTax.. State Gatottne Tax... Ofital State Tax... Chain Store Tax... Corporation Commissiom

Tax...Miscellaneom Operating

Tax...

odd foe food, Otodidne ami dotbkg. The govermxnt wkh dl h. advantage, conld probably tell all anch thinglSMchcheaper than any pnvatt comply.

V k k a good thing for electticwhy not place afl easentiai and products wider govern­

ment operation and

•r Iwf. p--« ^ -ro« ”

6. Mwiy taxing dktricta in Tennessee mt not getting as nwdi ad valorem

as they got under prnrwe opecn-

9. The t»e 6i Hydro-Electric-Power will replace thousands of tens of coal mined in Kentucky by Kentucky miners and hauled by railroads whose employes ate Kentucldana*

3, XVA ■■ no «tpk“ «fc«n*T MW XMMts.UdSlkn.mX a*aa

The PkeviUe Sun reports tiiat as a . mmdt of withdrawri from taxation of

ktob aootkd by TVA’. No™ Ufa.

10. The ^Mosors of this special tiott have nothing at stake. We of Kentucky Uti&tiea Cooqwny have our ‘^Busineas Life k Kentt^** at stake, along with the welfare of our families and our home cocnsnwntka.

1L IT IS VICIOUS SPECIAL PRiVILECE LEGISLATiOli:S. ‘

u.S^-.V

1100 Employes of

living in 77 ComUiet of Aa Stain

IN PERSON! /

ON THE SCREEN

Ronumce Of The LimberiostAbo News and Serial

The Best We Could Find -W<^ Red Ashmw ASH , LnTLE SOOT

HOT HOLDS FIRE

In SnuiU AmBy the Truckload, per ton^

CaD71

$550$4^5

Morehead Ice & Coal CompanyFrom Bfine to U

TobaccoCanvas

Better Surt 'ntinkin .

About Tobacco Canvas Now Cause yon aint

Gonna Think Long------

Canse there aint Gona Be None . ■..

We got a Uttle AA , 9 feet wide.

And some AA and AAA 3 feet wide And a pronUse of a Utile more AAA 9 feet wide

And THATS ALL-------

Take yonr time, and yoidl cover your beds With Brash instead o Canvass, and we aim

r-

kidding

GOLD

, CowUt Wcti ,Tfau-«i». s. mi-L

....“j. • • N ^ ufe Ins............... * »>■«" j„ jour extra points aa a

Mrs. E. Hogge who fell on the There are many others. Surely Those we saw and vouchice ten days ago apd br<Hte her j, ,j,ey caa trust the Bed Cross left arm. is recovering. This Is administer and properly ex- However. If the the se«.nd time Mrs Hogge has such huge ^ SVl^woSl have bUn safe:

■ suffered a broken arm. Some ,urn over to them our dollars of ^his or that_____ _____ —, . w«.vpnrf at time ago she fell, breaking her fives, or tens, of twenties. ? „ne of their

rightarm. ^ ^ at

Ihis*^week*'vvhh a Mr. and M*rs-Leo Oppenheim- The Womans Council of the J‘,.^'an«l has given $500 In this s,u, ,hmk the,iUnv m the first grade at the spent the weekend with, their Christian church will meet nex^ p.„„d Drive. This amount -Breckinridge Talning school, .laughter. Mrs. Hayden Carmich- Wednesday at the home of Mrs. exclusive of donations by ^^I'ling lo leave th CuesVf besides her classmates eal and Mr. Carmlcheal In Man. James Clay. Mrs. Ernest Jayne. ,j,g employees. The employees ' „ “

Dr.n Blair. Patsv Lane. w. Va. Returning home Sun. co-president, will preside. Mr>. pctniucts Co have 8»le ami Bobbie Vaughin. day. they visited Mr. and Mrs. n B. Ballamy and-Mrs. B. P. given another $-500. In ^ct.

... \rihur Bradley in Ashland- penix will assist In enienainlng Haldeman and Clearfield have ‘br g. K^-flerWein la Dan- ■ ... ... enven SHOO out of the SHOO we The Eagles

vlte ™r.».l co»pl..«l Mr. ^r,. BllL Alien ~ ...................... .............'-•__ r-a. emfarintf

........... _ .. eac iM...- and -• -i,< exciusixe All A.....A.----- - vvllllng 10 leave the ceach-the employees. The Mr Johnson and Mr-Mill-

Lee Clay Pr'tiuv'/^C? >'ave InS ,hey will comewhen the time corns,

have won the

i,T eSmimTwn' S“"d*y '™> “ ‘"J L«Mon Tue.dey lo "‘Td,ri'™k™irclo.e the drive h«* “SiE^'^d-ree”” Jetvor -'"”31 "'rUd'-"r ,t

-......... ... dA. ........ Bill Allen ‘raisedSunday_froro a two u> Lexington Tucsda>-

i the funeral of their phew and cmisin, Mr. Byrd

' ’ ... Taulbee who was killed Satur-... - Mr. and Mrs. Billie .Hoffie ^ ^-as i,e,a up

Jack Heiwig. Jr. and Vic rived Tuesday ">■ negroes who sluggedKelley of Covington. Ky. were o where he teaches. “ ^ and -robbed him as he was clos-here Thursday - 'he rv.renis. Mr. and Mrs. Tom n.h«r«president's Ball.

duty.

funner ne- ...... =■-'contribute or add lo the hoping. , qijasqns -fpeaaiB lunouin Anyway, what

folloM........-.... ..in, v-n:r;fh.v..ovdi-dh,er..iCaudill, cashier of the People?

trehmnM KaUe<l our pricer ou

Permanents

$2.00 uplo $<-50MoehineUiMi WateM from |3.00 up.

Expert FIWER W4VWG-

Allie Jane Beauty ShoppeMr..VoroO,yUU.

Phone Tteo-Five^even

In'g - • - pcnhelmerHe left Monday -for New Or­

leans.

, S. were Twhere he iLhes. ^vislt^hU ,4“dos- PROPOSE WAYS TO

d. . 0.n,».r.V Who hn. ^ .T™ t"'hU dS »d Mr. nnd Mr.. Ben -------------

b«,n in ,11. »too- • . . . -m™ ■ wiiiidm B. Defeuse Classes J o, .««, y^IL/^^'fPti '̂^^-^^urlo'ugh Leo Davis Oppenhelmer and daughter. Judy K. .continued Prom Page One)

3 £ryrn;.Trrb‘;;.e'n:. .... ,„1. „r. „d Mr., hen O. Mr. end ^ ihl^« rtST'S

Howe For Rent Mr. and Mrs. O, B. Elam of aretvlene weldlng:-coW care. -* ”. , . Next to Baptist Church. Five this city att^iled the funeral shaping metal. F..r ii.Mam-«■-AjjssjwisrA^srdK‘5trinn»=r..“"J2h .h.^ -. -r-™

week m il*- ... John Elam of M'rigley.. The hoy tapenng; pirtwhimr n^slKter-m-uiw who 'cry ^ g has Iwn suddenly, had sharpening ->aoIs; solderint -------------------- ,

• Has Fraley and -Mauverlne quite HI for over a week is ju jgy He was ^ ^o^e in re- tR-aich small Uenw uf waisugeMilM have returmd from a vis- to be out again ^ suffering from an attack of machinery, sn.-b as half-m* m «i»e caae.

„i„. in Aidh.™. ™r-r;wSv“i:^ Bdr™,-- .r. .«»;>- -'rrir .rTJTr.Mrs. HnrSn CW" “ Li° «nio«er .M. » .....rfm, w n'nrd’ tnim Clnud. "’“I™ h,"llp.lr«l'

S,r“MS ^ov’’“f.«« Sr »,'l..eh «d “r,n'i'S,'S,'K':X- hnn, „ Ih, ..»P ,.,r . --■T.p'I.S S,U.rn.Who is with her,-iJM also been science. She left Sara^ ^ California,ill, but is improving “ ---------- .Her

t makr them oreriy*

bring it to the shop for - vn,...-, rarcftilly haiancead dt San Dlegp. California. pleie overhauling. Boys who jhai the svhole family gets

* • • . telWh [0 ehrull in either of the rvartly the right fmid* for "P-______ - Tie Wemnns Vs-donary so - I , v s.wman tlmani health. Idemi eortly meata

Gentry Becker left last weex ' her returned to t,e,y «/ the Christian church ' f- • « ,„dlvldts-I

~Pi. „ «»p a. B. .Bid. A» cj. «;u Basketball_ Week ..33;Boben Elaoi returned to his in8- '

-A -

apanmenu , been m wuu — - - vice presmem. piesiA.cu.

Mrs. O- B Elam. niece. Mrs, Taulbee ” Vaughan entertained Coaches

J&SKClDaU TTeSSH er si«m»n ---------- -r,_ n--.. ru»»i giving hi»t the reqnlred

(Continued From Page ^el ,, hmt the right amfailure to come through ^th _. ^ pfflrlrni m<

hoii that would have .. ..

40,000 ROLLS

WallpaperDONT forget- W- corr, tie LARGEST ST^ of WALLPAPER i» E«Mr» Koitueky.

350NO iDV&Htt !H PWCfS

EALIER THIS SEASON .1—

Golde’sDEPT. STORE

Hicks and family. "w^lSom mention the wort -ort_____________ of the officials, because we <to f. to mN- coaUy fo.^ W JJ«

^ h,-iievc that officials a? a rule pennlve one. w as netriu.Fire Prevention ^all them a? they see them. Nor ona and Jn»t as goo4.fConiiimed From Page Orel Uo we think Tuesday's game was Throw no^ng ^

. innVoiit. .in exception to the rule, "e al-.,.a„ sHed nWclently. xae oatA^‘Al*^fhe CCTmeeiing fire pre. s„ realize that it wa.s a hani hage pal shonld be the la« re- vention and suppression meth- to call. It did appear how^ aort.ods w.ll hi* discussed. Due to the evr ftiat there was con-uderaWe fact that the number of CCC •■,raveling- by some of the camps in the Red River district Murray sharpshotters and a? a has now been reduced from four rule that extra step or t")" to one. the rosponsibUity «f 1<>- (or a twocal cltizzens for protecting the iN>umls calling was aiso fatal to woods from flre.s has greatly in- tr.e Eagles in at creased. It i-s very important es- stances, that tost be Lag^ • peclallv at. this time, to con- margin to .say the leasL Tha i- sera-e wv-emment funds for war ,ay ,hat on those pulTos«-and me prevention of Mu-ny wae given •■ho ball ouc wiHids fires will '-onev. —

taiiure to umic iu.va.o.. "—- efdrlrnl meal.>. Mr. ana m be w- ^.y crip ™

niece. “rs Taulbw h Vaughan entertained Coach^ manlfe.stly suffering fromworks in bandTOsWl^U^ySiSiLB Ellis Johnson, Len Miller and handicap at the outset Properly »reR*"*

Bob Laughlin and the member Murray piled the ^of the Eagle basketball squad Eagi„ .eaL IMd ‘^„^Jh-keI orat dinner on Thursday evening ^ j, gy “‘-P*-*' ji* ;*‘™

r last week. almost too late. They did r.»Nt or terhey.

NYLONIon luipht coil It Luck ■ . . CooM there ore oo more on the Morkel. But toe here PLENTY of

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bon in Uie lorm oI lire mp. J prniision costs and in timber and soil values.

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Red CroAs the amwnrUnited Slates Steel \mer Tel & Tel • $500,000.00 sS^. Oil N. J. ... $350,000.00 The truth, c“a“ National Bank . $100,000 affairs of

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CTod or ba-i. on all ilife, love, marriage, .

court.ship. divoixe., health andbusiness trimsactions of all kinds.She never fails to reunite the separated, cause • ipeedy and ^ happy marriage?, overcome ene- .* mles,.*wL.bad..iuck,.t>f- ail ...^30 you can win and hold ihe one . yrii love. Help guaranteed. -.'i ca-.ed in PiiiimaYi trailer a' nty ■

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.yemge of 33 Idlowgtt-houo ofdun they did in die previoui cwel^ J«for it ao average of 61 ceaalMA 1“ *t

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___________ - sauirtay DiBhi- “'S'X I^"“ ........“J• • • NY Life Ins............... * extra points as a• _ {■ Mrs. E. Hoscge who fell on the There are many others. Surely Those we saw and vouch

I ^ J|% m ^ H ice ten days ago and bixAe her ,j ,hey can trust the Bed Cross ./or. , w ^I M^nTl m «nn. is recovering. This Is administer and ptcperiy «' Howe%-er, if the »8les had

IL________^==5=g^a^^M*_ sutleml . broken am. Some „„ over lo ibem our dollar, ot ^ ,n„, ...... ,h, ™.ken/ at tlrba ago sbe tell, breaking her or ten., of twcoUes. »_ ,i,ei

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The Kentucky Firebrick Co. „jghts however, and that was• • ■ • • > at Haldeman believes In ihg Red

Tiiestiiv of this week with a Mr. and Mrs. Leo Oppenbeitn. The Womans Council of the has given $500 in this .......................... .. .h»luewia.v Ol Wl .............. ................^ _,l.w .Vim<M ... ............... -U..._U ...in ..a..aat TkOVl................. .. j ra..i..« 'TKic •

that.,„.g ....... Mr. and Mrs. L.eo uppenoeuu- me womans council or u.c has given w«i in tnis „,)v we sUU think the

nanv m The first grade at the spent the weekend with Ihrfr ChnstUn church will meet nex’.i\var Fund Drive. ThU amount • gnj weT^binridee Tainlng sphool. oaughter. Mrs. Hayden Carmlch Wednesday at the home of Mrs. j., exclusive of donations by „l|Uing to leave the coach-

b^Lles her classmates eal anti Mr. Carmlcheal In Man, James CUy. Mrs. Ernest Jayne, ^he employees; The employees . Johnson and Mr. Mill-were Don Blair Patsv Lane. w. Va. Retumlng home Sbn. co-presldeni. ivt!l preside. .Mrs. 'nav Prinlucts Co have ^ believe thev will come-n r L' tSiuTysr “-Sb?"- u s .“.rciSii" b";:;.bit\’‘rror;r»mpS m. ,.,d mVb.;,a»» rd. d * A,i.;,”ror, biiia,the examinations for entering turned Sunday from a two Lexington Tuesday to This week will close the drive has u J^ihout^Here's2e Air corps. He is now weeks visit in Washington and ,he funeral of their „ g„vone further de

^Ulng to be calW to acuve New .or. , SulLee“iT-at kiil^ '̂ sS - ^h- a c.wn• • • . «>■• and Mrs. BilUe Hoffie ar . held up ;«® people: Percy >ou don’t have loyal subjects.

Jack Helwig. Jr. and Vic rived Tu^y fr^ Mi^^b^ ,,ho slngge.1 J'^hier of the Peoples -------------- ----------Kelley of Covington. Ky. were o where he teach«, hte ^los- Lap. cashier ofhTm. Thnrsdav to atiemh-ihe parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom to Bank, oienn--V.. ^

J. T. Daugherty who has home to consult his doc j^octor. ‘ ^ , mbeen in the air se^a tor . ^ and * William o. .De<«nSe UaSSeS ______ ___ .

^I'^a^'few^ dav^furlough at Leo Davis Oppenheimer and daughter. Judy K. (Continued From Page Onel «y homeK U. been.'Before report, p^ttv Kinney of Br^B e p,^^,Hed to their home a, Som- hy Carlis Har- Ke-«e_ky Co»^home ia»v _ , ,rtth his Monday after a few days

'Trl' Side Ke^ier"^' * 'he followlnp ^ .,f food could dc -•c« "Irs. Claude Ke. »^e ^ l„.d_i„plr by the exerrli-e ofMr. and Mr.'. O B. Elam of . .... ................. i.i -• ■*

etiving to New Orleans where ne spenT will resume his advance train- parents.

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ITe kox ~>l R«i*«I »“T r™" •"P^manents

$2.00 up to $6.50MacluMUgt ffarei from up.

Expert FtSGER WAVING .

Mlie Jane Beauly ShoppeMr.,Dor.U.yCJ»

V Phone Tteo-Five^even

a*, been. Before repon, Reuv Kinney of Brogu e reiurtie.1 to their home ai Som- ^g^ghtNew Orleans where he spenT Monday evening with Ws „ Monday after a few days

^‘*-.1-------- tn,in- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Op- ^„h her parenu. Mr. andMrs. Claude Kessler.jng penheimer

He left Monday Mr N«w Oi-

',t:; CHKCR FOOD WASTE iRuBDing paruHcl lb, ‘he lo^

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.■rr and Home ecOBOmica. Ib KcBtBcky -ione. probably t<»* of food could be «»cd aud uttV

leans. Next tHoBse For HeBt ----- - , ann oxo _____ _______

to Baptist Church. Five this city atteijded the funeral- «haolng metal. For ln-«ianc«

■'■ fio'SSb" I'lm r-A’wT?i^“* ■’“' m.,!:i: .»v..bing .»■r^o,c E aibbp vjbo jms b«b if ^im "SL’ir s Tb" r.grHror.t.r ■"■

Atlas Fraley and .Mauverine quite ill for over a week Is ao e -^y He was done in re- watch small Hems of wastageMiles have returned fvom a vis- to he out again suffering frcmi an attack of machinery. »och ae half-mw in »me ««-•'■ rrrrr

Mrs. Harlan Cobper who has ^h accepted a from Claude “P ‘ ing the re« away), baked pot-

, -r .«'”«cbrro.* job Sg“».b. .b«pa -- -who IS with her. has also been science. She left SaWri ^ California. plete overhauling. Boys whoill. but is improving. . assume her dunes. He * , • enroll in either of the rvucoy ,a«*- ■•«— ------ -0-0, B-kb'ii M.1 wrok j^%«sroSrxs .b,-.-.:.b..bb«.AK,„r PMobbVS .b-« IM lS.”S“^u«<l.T me. >. ih. b.roe o, Mr.- Har, „r.v i.avb.r. , ,g„ployed. Mrs. Beckw opects to M • * u v- u, - ley Battaon Thursday evening ------------------ - vliamiBa and mlnrrBlii and oih-jolB him as soon as he finds an c. U. Wain J tjo. Mrs. D B. Bellamy. DaglfFtKall Week er bmpmu requlremeutic .A mealTpartmenu been 111 with the flu U^mprov p^gjdent. presided. Mrs. H. DattClDaU WeCK er^lmm-u^req^^

OkAK--, Flam- r'etumed to his ing. . L. Wlson had charge of the (Continued Prom Pa^ ^e> ,,..“TcS”.” .".?. .«k. g.„-A,r.„ ™ ,0 .A. program, A Urg. gr;bp -,b.. O .. .0«.a. --.1Visit with his parents. Mr. and Sunday «> he with president and Mrs. W. H. T̂he bovs Plsn *® «“» ‘•‘f*

be^n‘"qulte W J*?' ^‘iiionS^ghter. Mrs. Roy Sutterfi^d leab carefully batanced

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i„^;-n iunday m -b;"w^ irs. W H. -> Sranv^m:Te - that lefi-«er.niece. MTS- Vaughan entertained^ ^Ches |„anWe„iy suffering from -

s killeii. in IVaughan enteruunstu v/w-vusk- Ellis Johnson, Un Miller and ^

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Ellis" Johnson. Un Miller and ""7',;"ndi'cap at ihe outset FroperiyBob Laughlln and of the game- awl Murray piled (he «,of the Eagle basketball squad Eagles meak Ib^ ^at dinner on ThursiUy evening J,___ _ „ g,. ^g, ji„,e dlepoae of the eitim cblckeB or

man mrnti- m» ...... ...................• ba Bsed IB tBCceaulve »»

™pp. ..'iitvifr ",s=s ro-r

-V dinner — of last week.

wUh Ws «*h«. Mrs. Flora ja.

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Hicks and family. We^dom mention the wort wort of the officials, because we «> fB to »e eoa»*T bebev, thsi omcl.l. •» . ™l* P-""'” call them as they see them. Nor on aad jbs* a» goo-- do we think Tues lay's game was Throw Bothlng “""if an exrcp'i'^n to the rule. We ai- ran be B»ed rfflcleuiJy. The bur-

realise that it wa.. a hard p.* rtoBld be the Ust re-

Fire PreventioniContinued From Page Onel

bv the lookoutAt the CCC'IB^ting fire pro. go realize inai m ~».t - ------

veniion and suppression meih- game » call. U dW aPP*" ods will be discussed. Due lo the evr/itftit there was cnnMdenihie fact that the number of CCC -traveling’ by some of the romps in the Red River district Mm-my .sharp.shoiters and a^ a has now been reduced from four rule that extra step or two wa_?0 oSi iSTrSnAttnity «f ««1 hr» >"■»cai ciiizzens for protecting the bounds calling wa-® aiso fata! tfi ..voofis from fires has greatly in- -.re Eagles in at irea-eil Ii is very important es- stances, that cost tne e-^e. j nec'allv at this time, to con- margin to .<ay the least. Tha. is Te^eVentntent funds for war to -y that ..n t’o-sc occa^.ers purpose and the prevention *>f Murray was given the woods fires wUl save money. ■ both in the form of fire sup- =>f pression cosu and in timber and sol! values.

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Red Cross the following amounu

ssss '^TL'“"b'”7r“» ■ntt N J $350,000.00 The truth, good or bal. on all •N.«™> «“■*" -^sSb.;' bT.r.'ro-:hu.'-lnes.i iriinsacticnM of aU kinds.She never fails to reunite the sep.irate<l. cause speedy and ^

~happF marria^- dvereome wie- i-. mtw artd'bBrt -rtirt.-of siU. kinds . ,.so vou can win and hoU the one

_ veu love. He-p-gua'.an-.cBd. LB- ■ t-a-.ed in Pullman trailer at niy

— limits at Myrtles Tea

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