THE MQUHT VERHOH MCHAL. MT. VERHOH. KEHTUCKY

ond children. 'iL Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sexton

' o f Indianapolis, Ind., spent i'' most of last week with h i s

parents , Mr. and Mrs. Am-— brose Sexton.

B v r < | ^ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Crouchet . ~ * * • » . ' and Beverly were dinnsr

guest of h i s parents, Mr. and - .Mrs. Robert Croucher. After-

I 1 > W * ^ ^ • . '1 noon vis i tors were Mr. and , Mrs. Edward Croucher, Linda

"1 R o n n i e ' Char les E. o lyn, aid : Barry Croucher.

Mr. and Mrs. Cec i l Rimell visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Edd Martin Saturday afternoon. Judy Rimell spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Himes.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crou-cher visi ted Mrs. Paul ine Alexander and children Fri-day afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Lang-fort of Ohio\yisi ted Mr. and

--Mrs. Ben R. Wilson and fam-ily las t weeklend.

THURSDAY. JUHE 23. 1966

Billy Sigmon, J . B . Croucher, Eddie Wilson and Eddie Way-ne Croucher were at Boondeer Beach Sunday.

Eddie Wayne and Judy Croucher of Logan, Ohio are spending two w t j l a wi th their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charl ie Lunsford and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Croucher and-J .B.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crou-cher vis i ted Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Seals Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Seals visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Carol Williams Thursday night.

C h y l i e Seals killed two Copperhead snakes thirty inches long in h i s yard last Wednesday.

JKxmni Benurtt Signal

ABOUND BRODHEAD

Ml»> Mlm! Fog.1

COMPETES IN MUSIC CONTEST

Miss Mimi Foge l , 10. of Sharonville, Ohio c o m p e t e d recently in the regional c # i -vention of the American Guild of Music at the Neth-erland Hilton. Mimi, who is the granddaughter. ,of Mrs. Neal Cope of Brolhead , played "Sharpshooters March" for the judges . Over 200 trophies were awarded at the conclusion of the con-vention which at t racted about 1200 con tes tan t s from five Midwestern s t a t e s .

One end is moo, the other

and Mrs. Argie Bentley and Larry were Mt. William Bent-ley, Mr. and Mrs. Rusel l Bul-lock, Terry, Barbara and Ronnie of Mt. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Riddle of Eu-bank, and Mr. Wot ley Singleton.

Friday night v is i tors of'Mr. and Mrs. Greg Lear and Michelle and Mrs. Argie Ben-tley and Larry were Mr. and Mrs. Russe l l Bullock and family of Mt. Vernon, Mr. ond Mrs. Billy kiddle and Rev. Crit Riddle of Eubank.

Mr. and Mrs. F . Earl Mul-l ins left Saturday night for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John J . Gaines and daugh-

, te r , J i l l , at F t . Thomas, , and Mr..and Mrs. S.B. Riddle At -Flemingsubrg.

You bet be is! He's one of our area Dairy Farmers. And this is their month. J m » Dairy Month. Each year they supply us with billions of quarts of protein-rich milk, tons of tempting cheese varieties sod miTlinrw of poundaof pure cream . > butter. It's a big job, to thousands of daiiy fanners in America. Lucky for *w .here are,

Stewart Fertilizer Service 256-2166 M t . Vuxm. Kf-

J. C. Newland Co. CONTRACTORS fflBONMS

CHRISTIAN CHURCH BIBLE SCHOOL

The Christian Church 's Bible School ended with a program Sunday night and a picnic Tuesday at the Chris-tian Assembly Camp. Over 50 children were enrolled.

During the se s s ion , Mrs. D-A. Robbins displayed hand-made ar t ic les she brought fr&n Mexico and told the Bible School pupils and tea-chers about l i fe and religions in Mexico.

Roundstone Sympathy is extended to

Mrs. Cora Lee and Eugene in the loss of their husband and grandfather, who passed away at his home last Mon-day.

Mrs. Henry Huff was shock-ed by lightning when it struck an e lec t r ic wire near her Sat-urday afternoon.

Those who visi ted Mrs. Huff Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Croucher. Willie Lamb, Harry Chasteen and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Lamb

month A We • * Salute^

JPTHE DAIRY FARMER̂

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The Bonk of © Mt. Vernon §

T h i s y e a r . . . v a c a t i o n In

KENTUCKY'S A n -1 1 1 I NATIONAL

• W PARKS

W t . i t Armour Creameries t i ke tti ls oec i t lea - JUHE DAIRY M0KTH - t o think eacTaMevary-one ot oar milk patrons for their confidence n i loyalty. He l i s t want to Includt our business j s -soc l i t t s and our friends in the s t i t t and f td t ra l agencies serving agriculture. Their cooperation is greatly appreciated.

On oar part, we pledge tor b u t efforts to t h t manufacture of dairy products that meet the highest quality standards a id pr tv id t i p ro f l t ib l t and enduring market for milk predueersof this ar ts . Wo wi l l strive to oxpaad these markets.

With i l l t f us working together, 'd i l ry l ig can become a s t i l l greater factor In th t tctnomle and s tc ia l l i f t of Ctntral Kentucky. L i f t make every month DAIRY MONTH.

Dur ing Da i ry M o n t h , hots off

to our Da i ry Farmers, for the i r

s u b s t a n t i a l c o n t r i b u t i o n t o

the prosper i ty o f this a rea ,

a n d fo r the i r v i ta l service

p rov id ing us w i th del ic ious,

hea l th fu l d a i r y foods. W e ' r e

p roud to serve Da i ry Farmersl

• Form Loans • Personal Loans • Homo Loans • Checking Accounts • Savings Accounts • Bank-tiy-Moil • Advisory S«rvit»,

^ F U L L P SERVICE BANKs

THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL, MOUNT VERNON, KENTUCKY a v

daiiy month

THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS

SALUTE THE DAIRY FARMER

AND THE DAIRY INDUSTRY

(Dairy Day - Wednesday, June 22)

W

1 -June- is 1 daiiy I

month

IDEAL CAFE

Home Cooked Meals

I 256-2401 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

MAGGARD DRUG STORE

Rexall Products

256-2215 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE

Estill Hodges, Owner

256-26 i 6 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

HIATT & ANDERSON Insurance Agency

Business 758-2050 Residence-758-2021 Brodhead, Ky.

J a C. COX HARDWARE

Hardware and Furniture

256-2815 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

CINCINNATI BARGAIN STORE

Mrs. Dollie Pillion, O w n e r / ^

256-2261 Mt^Yenion, Ky.

W. H. COX FUNERAL HOME

256-2345 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

GEORGE OWENS SERVICE STATION Shell Products

Delco Batteries Goodyear Tires LVe Fish Bait

256-2719 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

MT. VERNON PRODUCE

Bob Jasper, Owner

I 256-2241 M t Vernon, Ky.

ROCKCASTLE FARM SERVICE Phone 256-2516

Williams Street Mt. Vernon MT. VERNON HARDWARE

Main Street M t Vernon, Ky.

MT. VERNON SIGNAL

256-2244 Mt. Vernon

PBR DOLLAR STORE

j "Where Your Dollar Buys Mo,re"

I 256-2329 Main Street Mt. Vernon

KELSETS RESTAURANT

256-2318 ML Vernon, Ky.,

S. T. PROCTOR LUMBER CO.

256-2521 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

BELLY ACRES ~~ RESTAURANT

256-2055 ^ Renfro Valley, Ky

r % 1} APPLIANCE SERVICE CENTER 1 Frigidaire — Speed Queen

Plumbing - Heating I 256-2626 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

ANDERSON and CUMMINS Quality Used Cars

256-4201 Renfro Valley, Ky.

MT. VERNON FLORIST Ruth Fain — Owner

Across From Cox Funeral Home Ph. 256-2091 Mt. Vernon

CARTER'S MARKET •256-2102 . Mt. Vernon, Ky.

( BROWN'S SUPER MARKET

| 256-2277 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

A & C GROCERY

256-2792 Renfro Valley, Ky.

FLORENCE'S DRESS SHOP

256-2/66 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

BRODHEAD MILLS j Custom Grinding and Mixing

758-3811 Brodhead, Ky.

jj CUMMINS GROCERY

I 256-2529 % Mt. Vernon, Ky.

McBEE DEPARTMENT STORE

256-2751 Mt. Vernon, Ky.

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SPARKS FLOWER SHOP

-256-2485 ML Vernon, Ky.

EDNA'S RESTAURANT Mt. Vernon Hotel

Eat and Sleep at Edna's Main St. Ph. 256-2211 Mt. Vernon

j ANDERK3N & MARTIN } BULLDOZING 1 2.56-2819 M t Vernon

FARMERS FEED AND SUPPLY

Simpson Brothers Purina Feeds 758-2585 JcL Hwy. 70 8c 150

Brodhead, Ky.

SPARKS FUNERAL HOME

Homelike Atmosphere

256-2991 ML Vernon, Ky.,

BASTIN and ROBINSON Clothing for the Entire Family

Main Street ML Vernon •

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THURSI

CLASSIFIED RATES of Detroit, Mich., are here visiting' TiU sisters, Mrs. C.F. Molt, Mr. Holt, and Mrs. Chester Hysinger and family and other relatives.

dents of Rose Hill, *af Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Owens at-tended'the funeral of Miss Susie Riddle Monday at the CARD OF THANKS

We wish to acknowledge with grateful appreciation the many expressions of sympathy extended to us in our recent bereavement.

The Riddle Family

FOR SALE PRIVATELY

30 ACRE FARM 3 -Bad Room Modern Home Located »/4 M i l * from Mf- Vernon Court H o r n

PIANO FOR SALE: You may assume monthly payments of $13.92 on a slightly used spinet piano. Lifetime guar-antee and matching bench. May be seen locally. For fur-ther information, please write Credit Manager. Box ,£45, Richmond, Kentucky. 40x1 SPINET PIANO BARGAIN: Wanted responsible party to take over small monthly pay-ments. May be seen locally. Write: Credit Dept.. 224 W. Walnut Street, Louisville, Kentucky. 40x2

$ L06SWAMTED $ Prime 16" & tip Poplar tWM Prime 16" & np B u r a t o d 1HM> Prime 18" & a p E Maple : 111MB Prime 14" & up Cherry ; • D I M Prime 18" A up Ash 1 I tOM Prime 18" & up Oak _ . t S.7M$ Prime 18" & up jBeefh - r f <MV Prime 14" A up S. Maple $ M M We alia buy .taw log* in tbo** specie*,®-good Hickory. Cash on Delivery. Open 7:00 A.M., Cloee 3:30 P.M

Donald Binder Lnnber Co. H i g h w a y N o . 8 0 , L o n d o n , K e n t u c k y

CLOSE - OUT (On All 1966)

CHEVROLET'S (IN ST0CK1

BelAir - Impala - Cheveile

JUNE - SPECIALS 1963 Station Wagon $1095.00 1961 Chevrolet V-8 B.I Air $ 895.00 1965 Corvoir 4 tp—d, 2 it: Mania $1895.00

REDUCE SAFE, simple and fiSf- -wfffr GoBMr -tablets. Only 98« at Maggard Drug Store, Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40x4 FOR SALE: 19S5 Cadallic, 1958 Plymouth. Both in good condition. Ph. 256-4185-

40x2p SPINET PIANO BARGAIN: Assume payments of $16.00 monthly. May be seen locally. Write Credit Department, 1395 Leestown Road, Lexington, Kentucky. 40x1 FOR SALE: New 3-bed room Frame Home; Hard wcod floors. large living roqjn, bath, tiled kitchen, part btfsement. storm doors, new sewer and city water. Good lot for parking or business. Located in City Limits, North Richmond St.. Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. This property'can be financed. Call 256-4145- 40ntf

Mrs. Delia Margrette Wil-liams and daughter, Mrs. Billy Wood of Cincinnati. Ohio spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Wade Hysinger and Mr. Hysinger.

Mt. and Mrs. Tilden Owens visited Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hysinger Sunday afternoon at Brodhead.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chil-dress of Clay City spent Sunday _with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Purcell and John M.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Til-leryof Covington have been visiting bis sisters, Mrs. Wayne Hysinger, Mr. Hysin-ger and Rickie, and Mrs. Ethel Felts and children.

The Hysinger boys are finished' setting ' tobacco and are making hay.

FOR SALE: 1960 Buick (La-Sabre) 2-door sedan, big engine; power brakes, good tires, $600.00- Terms; cash. Can be seen at Poynter's Car Lot on old Brodhead Road or see Mrs. Gladys Smith.at Route 3, Mt. Vernon, Ken-tucky^ 40xlp

D E A D A N I M A L S W A N T E D F O R C A S H

$1 to $2 cash paid ior f r e s h dead or old cr ippled and d o w n horses a n d cows, p lus i m m e d i a t e p ick-up service .

Seven D a y s a W e e k — Nigh t a n d D a y

L E E D O G F O O D C O M P A N Y Phone Collect, 734-2387 - H a r r o d s b u r g , Ky .

SALYER Chevrolet Co FOR SALE: Forty Building.

Lots, choice location. Con-tact Clarence Carter. Ph 256-2617 or 256-2102- 40x8

Ralph L. Spillman (Your friendly Chevrolet Saletmaiy

PH. 623-3350 623-4696

FOR SALE: Building lot 100 x237, only $800.00- Call 256-4272 or see John Pittman, Calloway, Kentucky. 40ntf SEPTIC TANK PUMPING: Contact Henry Bales, ph. 256-4114. 40x2p

FOR ELECTROLUX SALES & SERVICE: See or call: Ernest Thomas, Route 3, Mt. V-n.oa, Ky. Pfc 386-2484

Y'YOUNG HO! GQCHEVRG™ CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all

our friends for the kindness shown to us at the death of our husband and father, Rich-ard Lee;especiallythose who brought food and sent flow-ers. We would like to express our appreciation to Bros. Way-ne Harding and Homer McNew for their prayers and consol-ing words during this time, also the Cox Funetal Home. Thank you all very much, we are truly grateful.

Mrs. Coca Lee and

T h e M t . V e r n o n Bus iness M e n ' s Associat ion a n n o u n c e t h a t t h e fo l lowing s to res have ind ica ted t h a t t h e y wil l b e d o s e d on W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n J u n e 29 t h r o u g h A u g u s t 31.

A f e w s to res st i l l to b e con tac ted m a y a l s o toon b e l is ted a m o n g those c losing.

H i a t t ' s 5 & 10 Bas t i n & Robinson D e p t . S t o i V

Cinc inna t i B a r g a i n S to re P . B. R. Dol la r S t o r e

Hanse l s V a r i e t y S t o r e C r o m e r ' s Do l l a r S t o r e

M c B e e D e p a r t m e n t S to r e Mt . V e r n o n B a r g a i n S to re

Rush J e w e l r y M t . V e r n o n H a r d w a r e

Rockcast le L o a n Serv ice F lo rence ' s D r e s s S h o p

W e s t e r n A u t o C u m m i n ' s G r o c e r y

C. C. C o x H a r d w a r e C a r t e r ' s M a r k e t

S m i t h ' s Shoe S h o p B a r n e t t ' s G r o c e r y

App l i ance Se rv i ce C e n t e r Big B S u p e r M a r k e t

A r m y S t o r e B r o w n ' s S u p e r M a r k e t

ALL FISHERMEN YOU CAN STILL GET YOUR LIVE BAIT AT THE SAME OLD PLACE - AT

George OWNS SHELL SERVICE STATION

• OH THE CORNER BAIT AVAILABLE AT ALL TRIES AND SATISFAC-TION GUARANTEED. Ph. 256-2719 Mf.'Yewen, Ky.

Chevron* gasolines put Young-Ho spirit In your carl Each tankful l i blended...boosted...balanced...waiting

for yqu lo go...Chevron! At the Standard Oil Sign.

Earl Hammons (A<*ENT) Ph. 256-2114

tbivor'alSjr of ^ ltucky Libre: Lexington, Kentucky

Dairy Princess HERE and THERE

apple tea . Foe a few mines use one quart 01 ie« t u uue plat of corn. P l a c e com in n o t e trai l . Th i s is an old t i n e remedy- that my father used to use and it sure does the tr ick.1 1 Thanks , Mr. Sow-

I der .

FRIENDLY REMINDER From Gov. Edward Brea-

thitt come the announce-ment that 60,000 elrfetly Kentuckians will rece ive a J 3 Increase in their month-ly welfare checks on July 1. In addition, 53,000 of these old age recipients who signed for Medicare will have their $3 supple-mentary medical Insurance policy paid by the s t a t e .

DAIRY DAY BEGINS- With the blare of bugle t and the rattle of drum. from the Rock-cas t l e County Schools Bond led by Mi t t Karen Marx, Dairy Day act iv i t ies began Wed-nesday. An estimated 3,000 persons turned out for the ac t iv i t ies In 94 degree heat , the hottest day of the year. '

Al Climax School A summer camp-type pro-

gram for children in the Wolf Creek, Climax," and lohnetta School area wil l be held a t Climax School each Wednesday from 9 a .m. , to 1:30 p-ml

Transportat ion wil l be provided. Cost of transpor-tation will be 10 cents each time the chi ld a t tends . The money wil l be used t o pur-chase auppl ies and milk.

Games, sbnga, a r t s , c ra f t s , and spec i a l p ro jec ts wil l highlight the program. Camp Leader i s Lainy Grosscup, VISTA Volunteer, a s s i s t e d by Shirley Ballinger and Betty Baker .

Willie Saylor, 72. of Coo-way, col lapsed and died while tes t i fy ing in the pulpit during church serv ices at the Boone Hol iness Church shortly af-ternoon Sunday.

Coroner Billy Dowell ruled t h a t he died of a coronary a t t ack .

Bra. Saylor was nearlng the end of his sermon when he suddenly clutched h i s ches t and slumped forward. He was pronounced dead a short time la ter .

Bro. Saylor was born a t Con-w a y . thfe son of Sol and Sarah Upton Saylor. He had been a farmer for most ot h i s l i fe , and had a lways taken an act-

ive part in church work. Bes ides h i s wife, Ada, he

is survived by seven children: William Clayborn Saylor, William David Saylor, Mrs. Lucy E)Kgs,Mrs. Golide Har-rison, a l l of Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Evla Young,' Disputants ; Mrs. J ewe l Bowling, Brod-head, and Mrs. Lone Turner, Cambyt Ind., a s well s s 23 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren.

Four s i s t e r s survive: Mrs. -Tiahie Owens, Winchester, Ind., Mrs. E l izabe |h Owens, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Martha Hopkins, Frankl in, Ohio, and Mrs. Nell Krun men of Cin-Continued on P<fee 5

Mr. ana Mrs. R.B. McKen-z ie , and daughter, Mrs. Billy Chsoce of Cincinnst i , Ohio have returned from Pi t tsburg, Penn . , where Mr. McKenzie served a s a delegate to the 30th national convention of Modern Woodsmen of America.

Mr. McKenzie was elected t o serve a s a delegate at the convention at Louisvi l le . Mr. McKenzie h a s b e e s a member of the organization for 30 years .

200 AT PICNIC About 200 persons from

Chris t ian Churches at Mt. Vernon, Brodhead. Livings-ton, and Wildie attended a mrn ' s fel lowship picnic ot the Kentucky chr i s t i an As-sembly Camp near Brodhead. There was food, games, and a bus iness meeting.

LOOKS LIKE A WHALE— Jimmy Llnvll le ot Mt. Vernon mvST hove caught the biggest fish this year , bat of coarse not In Kentucky. The above 125 pound, six-foot marlln was caught while he was fishing from Morino-64 at Clearwater, Flo., l as t week. It took four-and-a-half hours to land the big f i sh . After he was weighed he was towed out In the Gulf of Mexico and re leased.

MOUNT VERNON, KENTUCKY

long with her form family. ' t v i l l e .

PRETTY PRINCESS- Doris Coffey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis Coffey of B ' 1 ! ' " '* ' rownad 1966 Rockcostle Dairy Pr incess a t Dairy Day act iv i t ies

It. Vernon Wednesday. Miss Coffey, who will give other county p r incesses a " ran i ey" In' the s t a t e contest . Is oct lve In dairying • ' r i s State Dairy P r inces s , Miss Jeonie Bruce •» t

OUTSTANDING FARM FAMILY- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stewart were chosen the out-standing Rockcastle Farm and Dairy Family at Dairy Doy act iv i t ies Wednesday. With the Stewarts are Roy Brown, field representative of the Production Credit Assoc ia t ion , and the Stewarts children. Ken and Marita. One son, Tom, was absen t when the picture

ON .THE DAM AND LAKE No, there i s no def ini te

news on the Renfro Valley lake project . But govern-ment accountants were here th is week checking c i ty wat-er department records on in-come, and compiling more information on the c i ty ' s , need for more water. Off ic -ia ls s t i l l say there are no real problems, and they s e e no "reason why the project won't be approved.

MEMORIAL SHOW A memorial ahow for the

late Russ F isher 'wi l l be" presented in the Renfro Val-ley Barn the night of Fr iday , J u l y IS . The money will be given to Mrs. Fisher t o he lp pay hospital b i l l s for two operations to s a v e h i s l i fe . Plan t o go; or, purchase t i c -kets and give them to young people in your community who would want to s e e the show and cannot afford i t .

SPEAKING OF ROADS The State Highway Depart-

ment has been doing a lot of needed repair work to US 25 in Rockcas t le County th is spring. We hope before they finish and move on, they will resurface at least the north-bound lane of US 25 through Conway, Snider, and Boone . It needs it badly.

WATCH THOSEBfRESi BicyCle riders around the

Mt. Vernon playground have been asked to park the i rb ikes behind the grand stand and come onto the playground be-tween the agriculture building ^nd the main building when on any other part of the play-ground. Director Paul Thomp-son asks that " y o u walk your b i c y c l e s . "

t C E F BARBECUE A' beef barbecue and - f i sh

fry will be held between 6 p.m., and 8 p.m., Friday, July 1 at the Pulaski County Park sponsored by the Nat-ional Farm Organization. On hand will be national presi-dent of NFO.Oren Lee Staley. NFO members and guests are urged to attend.

NOW WE KNOW We mentioned recently we

thought Eastern Kentucky State College would become Eastern Kentucky University on Jan. 1, which was only a guess on our part. Since then we have been off icial ly infor-med the change t ake s place on July I . , not that it makes too much dif ference one way or the othej .

A MOLE KILLER Foiater Sowder of Roach-

da le , Ind., writes he has a recipe for kil l ing pesty moles, which answers an inquiry from another reader several i s sues ago. Here it is a s he t e l l s us / ' G e t some May apple roots and boil them. Soak soma corn over night in the May a

LION'S ELE(JT~ Off icers for the coming year ware Installed by the Mt. Vernon Lion 's Club a t a ladies.night mooting last wook a t Bolly Acros Restaurant. From loft oro: N.M. Smock, tail twister; Larry Travis, secretary; Jo s s Bullock, treasurer; Esti l l Hodges, vice president, and Wayne Stewart, president. At right is Bill Branoman of Corbin, for-mor District Governor, who instal led the off icers . Mr. Branomon called on all L ion ' s to offend meetings and to work for all projects sponsored by the Lion 's . About 35 attended the dinner mooting. ' :

Head Start Enrolls 180

Heed Start got under way' with a to ta l of 180

and girls enrolled. The enrollment is expected

to Exceed 190 by the time all the s tudents are registered.

The program involves 15 teachers and 15 a i d e s w»ith f ive centers in operation. The Maple Grove Center has en-rolled 24 s tudents . The tea-chers nre Mrs. Rena Jordon, and Mrs. Mable Anglin.

The Mt. Vernon Center has entailed 42 s tuden t s . Mrs. DJKd 'ScogginB, Mrs. Alone P a n e t t , and Mrs. Sue Cromer are the teachers .

Mrs. Joyce Renner, Miss CledaSouthard, and Mrs. Olive Whitaker are the teachers at Livingston, where 34 s tudents

enrolled. head has enrolled a

«1 of 48 students with Mrs. Jean Gentry, Mrs. Shirley Mar-t in , Mrs. Lucy Harris, and Mrs. Byrda McCall a s tea-chers .

Roundstone teachers- Mrs. Jewel l Parsons , Miss Oneida Burdette, and Mrs. Elizabeth Baker have enrolled 34 stud-ents to date .

According to Charles B. Parsons , director, Head Start extends a warm hand to the parents who are helping to make the program a succes s by lett ing their children at-tend and by working in the* project as volunteers, for it is our real belief that only by working together can we ac-complish the thing we all want- a better life for our -se lves and our children.

It is Head Start 's earnest hope that during the next eight weeks, all the children in the five centers of the county will be given a real "Head S ta r t " toward the fut-' ure, Mr. Parsons said.

"Head Start attempts to help the whole child-help him in school, in the home and in the community." the director s ta ted. "By meeting their need tor attention and affect ion, by tending to med-ical needs that drain their energy, by opening their minds to the world of know-ledge, they can be started on the road to success fu l l i v e s . "

Al Convention Deputy Sheriff Frank De-

Borde, represented the Rock-cas t l e Sheriff 's Department at the Kentucky Sheri!i*s As-sociat ion Convention last week at Louisvi l le . Included were f i lms and lectures on law enforcement.

Machal In Navy Charles (Chuck) Machal,

son of Mv and Mrs. J .G. Ma-chal of Mt/Vemon, left Tues-day for Great Lakes Naval Training Center , Great Lakes , III., where he will undergo Navy ba s i c training. He i s a 1964 graduate of Mt. Vemon High School.

Stores To Close Half-A-Day For the Firs t time, Mt. Ver-

non merchants and business-men are going to take an af-ternoon <jff from work during the week.

Beginning June 29 and con-tinuing through Aug. 31 a total ( so far) of 22 establ ish-ments will be closed on Wed-nesday afternoons.

A few store* remain to be contacted. Closing will be:

Hiat t ' s 5 and 10; Cincin-nati Bargain Store; Hanse l ' s Variety Store; McBee De-

partment Store; Rush ' s Jew-elry; Rockcastle Loan Ser-vice; Western Auto; Cox Hardware; Smith's Shoe Shop, Appliance Service center.

Bast in and Robinson De-partment Store; PBI^ Dollar Store;Cromer's Dollar Store; Mt. Vernon Bargain Store; Mt. Vernon Hardware; Flor-. e n c e ' s Dress Shop; Army Store; Cummuw. GrocetJ",*" Carter 's Market; Barnet t ' s Grocery; Big " B " Super-market, and Brown's Super-M i k l

Consolidation of all one-room'schools in Rockcast le County into f ive rural school centers has been approved by the Rockcast le County Board of Education.

The second phase of the rural consolidation will take place at the beginning of tl*e fal l term, according to Clyde Linvi l le , a ss i s tan t superintendent.

The first phase of the pro-gram was completed during the past term of school. At that time, Buffalo, Gum Springs, and whitaker were consolidated into a two-room • school at Blue Springs.

Sowder School was con-solidated with Sand Springs in a two-room school .

Orlando and Maple Grove Schools were consolidated into a four-room school af -ter the school at Orlando borned.

The second phase of the school consolidation wil l see the following changes :

Well Hope will be consol-idated in the two-room New Chestnut Ridge School.

Red Hill and Cave Ridge children will go to Livings-ton .

Poplar Gap. Owen Allen, Johnetta , and Cove . s t u d -ents will go to the four-room Climax School.

The new line-up has been I approved for' two school j terms. If it is succe s s fu l ,

the plan will be extended and enlarged, Mr. Linville

On the asse t s ide of the consolidation, Mr. Linville said there are fewer grades to the room. A remedial reading program will be taught at each school . All centers will hav^ a regular

j lunchroom, nurse service, library service. There will be fluorescent lighting and running water.

Gone will be the pot-bellied stove, replaced by fuel oil , Mr. Linville reported. *

AU GO GO COUNTRY STYLE - Pee Wee King, his music ioni and entertoiners of radio, television and movies wiH be guests on the Renfro Valley Barndance Saturday night. The

novie ot Renfro lost and safety^

Summer Classea Set For Adults

Classes in children's clothing foods, and health and sa fe ty , will be taught to adults at each of the Head Start Centers th is summer.

Miss Marian Kingman of Bereu College, will teach chi ldren 's clothing. Mrs. Ore-dia Whitaker of the Home Ec-onomics Regional Health Off ice , will teach foods. Dr. Virginia Wallace, Rockcast le County Health Department ad-ministrator, will teach health

if shown with the accordion. Reservations may vance ot Renfro Valley.

32 Called For Army Physical A total of 32 younR men j Wyatt, William Larry Kidwell

from Rockcastle County have : George William Cloud, b*»en called for a physical j James Albert Davis, Vernes examination July 20. accord* j Edward Jones . Ruymond ing to Mrs. Delia M. Seals , j Griffin, lames Bartley Crou-clerk of -Loca l Board 85 at j c h e r . Chester Hurley. Roger Mt. Vernon. Dale Monk. Wayne Bradte*

Only one will be inducted Eddie Darwin Wilson into the Armed Forces on thony Burgess Abney July 20. He is Jimmy Darrell Whitaker of Mi. Vernon.

The group will go by char-tered bus to Louisvil le at 5:40 a.m.

Called for physical exam-ination^ are:

James Es t i l McClure.Amos Owens Jr . , Lemon Douglas Harris, Lonnie Harold Lov-ings, Thurney Ray Rowe, Thomas Edward Dewey Col-lins, Claude Edward JJ'-w-comb, William Keith bradiey , Kermit Roosevelt Bowling, Guy Bobby Cappiccie j r . , Swannie Lee Smith, James David Witt.

Danny Ray Stevens, Wilburn Lee Norton, Gary Ray Cro-mer, Earl Owen Reynolds, Herbert I saacs , Sandy Chil-d ress , Bobby Wayne Pr ice , Joseph Nelson Bowman, John Roger Parsons , William C h i -les Norton, William Hobert

The c l a s s e s begin at 9:30 a.m. Parents may ride the school bus with their children to attend the c l a s s e s .

Dates for the c l a s se s are as follows: Brodhead High School - July 11. 20 and 29.

Livingston High School — July 5. 15. and 25.

Mt. Vernon High School-July 1. 19. and 26-

Maple Grove School-- July 13. 22 and 27.

Roundstone-- July 6. 18. and 28 .

HOGS 177. A l l c l oss . s about steady. Barrow* anc G i l t . : US 1-3, 180-249 l b . . $25.05; US 2-3, *24.10; US 1-2, 160 lb. $23.00; Sow. US 1-2, 300-350 l b . . $19.20-$21.00; US 2-3, 450-600 l b . . , $17.50-18.60; Feeder p ig . , US 2-3, $10.00-18.00 per hood.

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The d isc ip les have two . w o r d , that niqht a l . o . When t i l t o f f i ce r , com* wi th . o many weapon., Peter drow. hi* .word and s t r i k e , ot a nan w i th a l l the power he h a . and cu t . the man*, ear of f . The other d isc ip le* , seeing so many weapons, run o f f .

But Jesus ha t the greatest weapon of a l l (The Word). He uses i t there that night, verse 6, and they a l l fa l l to the ground. And he could have used i t again and not one of the .e men could ever have gotten up again.

We hove in the world today many dangerou. weapon., powerful weapon., thot could destroy the whole world in a few minutes of t ime. But the most powerful weapon of a l l is the word of God. It can save or destroy the wor ld in less t ime than it takes to t o l l i t .

And he w i l l use i t someday to destroy a l l people of f the face of the earth that have and are reject ing him. In Rev. 19:11 through 21 we f ind the Word w i l l str ike dead in a moment of t ime every l i v ing human being on the face of earth. We also read in the Rev. of the last war ca l led the Batt le of Armageddon when God w i l l rain a ha i l storm on h is e f t m i e s the hai l stones weigh-ing 100 pounds each.

We cannot f ight against God and win . H is weapons are more powerful thar\ ours. Isaiah 54:17, nothing we form against God w i l l prosper.

Ray Dean, Clover Bottom, Ky .

THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL, MT. VERNON. KENTUCKY THURSDAY. JUNE 23. 1966

Locsd Deaths R i c h a r d L e e , 6 4 ,

F u n e r a l C o n d u c t e d

Richara L e e , M . o* Route 3. Mt. Vernon, d ied s u d d e n -ly June 13.

Mr. Lee w a s boco in West Virginia . *«*• of C e l e b i M c N e » rfTiciafing. He was and Mahala L e e . He w a s a 1 b u r i e d in t h e Scaf fo ld C a n e member of t h e C h r i s t i a n i Ceme te ry .

He i s su rv ived by h i s wi fe Mrs. Cora Mui l ins L e e of R o u t e 3. Mt. Vernon.

F u n e r a l s e r v i c e s were conduc ted June IS a t t h e Scaf fo ld C a n e C h r i s t i a n C h u r c h wi th B r a . Homer

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Mrs. Mary Jane Gadd Dies At Ml Vernon

Mrs. Mary J a n e G a d d , 75, d ied June 13 a t her home nea r Mt. Vernon.

Mrs. Gadd w a s born in J a c k s o n Coun ty , the d a u -ghter of Wilburn T'. and aargareV H o l t .

She i s su rv ived by her s o n , Murrell Gadd of Mt. Vernon, and one b ro ther , t Lev i H o h . of Kingspor t . T e w i . |

Fune ra l s e r v i c e s were ' conduc ted J u n e IS at Cox

1 3 i n a n a u t o a c c i d e n t in Obio._

Miss Cromer w a s bore in R o c k c a s t l e Coun ty , t h e dau -ghter of Hugh a n d J a l i a Mink Cromer, who s u r v i v e . She w a s a member of t h e B l u e Springs c h u r c h of C h r i s t .

She i s a l s o s u r v i v e d b y one d a u g h t e r . P e n n y R e n n e t of B l o a s , four b r o t h e r s and loar s i s t e r s : J o h n H. a n d Ea r l Cromer , both of B l o s s ; F red Cromer of Mt. Vernon; O v i e Cromer of Sand Spr ings ; Mrs. R e n i e McClure of B l o a s ; Mrs. P e a r l P i t tman and Mrs. Mae P r c w i t t . b o t h of Mt. Vernon,

I Fune ra l Home Chape l with a n d Mrs. Mollie T h o m a s of Bro. J . William H a l l o f f i c i - B e e c h Grove .

' a t ing . She w a s bur ied in F u n e r a l s e r v i c e s were held Hayesv i l l e Cemetery in J " " e 17 at t h e B l u e Spr ings

jl Marion Coun ty . Church of Chr i s t wi th Bro. O.V- Smith o f f i c i a t i n g . She w a s bur ied in McKinney Cem-

M r s . M y r t l e C a s h i t " r y ' Spa rks F u n e r a l Home „ , j w a s in c h a r g e of a r r a n g e m e n t s . B u r i e d A i P r o v i d e n c e :

Mrs. Myrtle C a s h . 7 5 . of O t t a w a , d ied J u n e 16, a t t h e R o c k a s t l e County B a p t i s t Hosp i t a l .

Mrs. C a s h w a s born in Rock-c a s t l e County , t h e d a u g h t e r of the l a t e V.R. and Mary J a n e Reyno lds Brown. w a s 8

member of the P r o v i d e n c e Church of ^ h r i s t .

She i s su rv ived by one s i s -ter , Mrs. Iva Wheldon of Ot-t a w a . Her husb«fW, J o f f C a s h , " p receded her in d e a t h .

Fune ra l s e r v i c e s were con-duc ted J u n e 18 at the P rov i -d e n c e Church of Chr is t with Bro. Cha r l e s Brown o f f i c i a l ing. She w a s buried in Pro-v i d e n c e Cemetery . Sparks Fune ra l Home w a s in c h a r g e of a r rangements .

William W. Newcomb Diet Ai Mi. Vernon . .wiuiau. mutK Newcomb, 67..

Henry Daugheriy Buried Saturday

Henry Daifgherty , 73, of L iv -i n g s t o n . - d j f t - J u n e 15 a t t h e R o c k c a s t l # ; Coun ty ^ B a p t i s t H o s p i t a l . v . t

Mr. D a u g h e f t y ^ T a s born in R o c k c a s t l e a C o u n t y , t h e s o n of the l a t e Tom and Emily T o d d D i u g h e r t v . He w a s a ret ipj&feai l roader and member of the L i v i n g s t o n H o l i n e s s Church .

B e s i d e s h i s w i f e , A-i'.le Daugher ty , he i s s u r v i v e d by one son and four d a u g h t e r s : J a m e s Daugher ty of Coving ton and Mrs. Myrtle Loy of Cor-

b in ; Mrs. Carr ie R e y n o l d s of L o u i s v i l l e ; Mrs. Bu la E a v e s of Winches te r , and Mrs. Gen-eva Renner of L i v i n g s t o n , a s wel l a s 10 g randch i ld r en and e ight great g randch i ld ren .

T w o b ro the r s and t w o s i s -t e r s su rv ive : Bos ton Daugh-

of L iv ings ton , d ied | u n e 16* I e r t y o f F r eedom; J o e Daugh-rtt. Newcomb w a s born in ! e r t Y o f R e d H i l l , Mrs . Mary

L e e County , Vi rg in ia , the son of t h e l a t e J a m e s and Laura Southern Newcomb. He w a s a re t i red miner and a member of the L iv ings ton Chr i s t i an Church .

B e s i d e s h i s wi fe , Samantha E l i z a b e t h Newcomb. he is

I survived by one son and four I l augh te r s : Roy Newcomb of • L i v i n g s t o n ; . Mrs. Art ie Mae . Dow ling, Mrs. MargaiYt Rig-| ney, both of Detroi t ; Mrs. I L e l a G a b b a r d of Dayton, Ohio,

and Miss Shirley J e a n New-comb of L iv ings ton , a s wel l

' a s f ive g randchi ld ren . > F ive bro thers and one s i s -j-ter su rv ive : B e r t . Robert and i Roy Newcomb a l l of L iv ing-: s ton ; Henry Newcomb of Cov-

ington; L e s Newcomb of ! Berea ; Mrs. L iza McCarge of ! J a c k s o n v i l l e , F l a . ; th ree ! h a l f - s i s t e r s : Mrs. Pea r l F a u l -

kner and Mrs. Grace E v e r s o l e J-*both of Hazel P a t c h . a n d Mrs. | Ol l i e Trav i l l ionpf L i v i n g s t o n . ! F u n e r a l s e r v i c e s were con -I duc ted June 19 at fhe Liv ing-

s ton Chr i s t i an Church with | Bro. Robert Waddle o f f i c i a t -

ing. He w a s bur ied in Ward | Cemetery . Sparks F u n e r a l

Home w a s in c h a r g e of ar-r angemen t s .

Funeral Services For_ Mrs. Wanda J. Renner

Manda J e a n Cromer Kenner . I 23, of . C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio, and ' f o r m e r l y of B l o s s , died J u n e 1

Dennis of Waco, and Mrs. Neva Durham of Mershons .

Fune ra l s e r v i c e s were con-duc ted J u n e 18 a t the Liv ing-ston H o l i n e s s Church with Bros . George Murphy, J o h n Durham, and C h a r l e s Shivel o f f i c i a t i n g . He w a s bur ied in Elmwood Cemete ry . Sparks Fune ra l Home w a s in cha rge of a r r angemen t s .

Macedonia A large crowd a t tended

church at Macedonia over t h e week end . Bro. Johny Robinson i s t h e pas tor .

Mr. and Mrs. W.T. S tephens had the i r ch i ld ren with them S u n d a y - B e n n i e S tephens of Coving ton , Donnie S tephens of F t . K n o x , Mr. and Mrs: Alvie R e y n o l d s and son . and Mr. and Mrs.% Tommy H. Mink, and son .

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert er v i s i t e d their daughter fami ly , Mrs. Wm. Bul len Wildie, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Willie T h a c -ker had t h e fo l l owing of their ch i ld ren home for supper one night las t week: Mr. and Mrs. Ba i l ey Thacke r and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold B a m e s , and Mr. and Mrs. C e c i l T h a c -ker of b e r e a .

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bow-man and Beu l ah Wilson had as the i r guest dur ing the w e e k s - Mr. and Mrs. W L .

No w«opon formed against thee shal l prosper, Isaiah 54:fr.

It is about two o ' c l o c k in the morning. J u d o s h a s l e f t the feos t room obout 10 or 11 o ' c l o c k tha t night and went to the High P r i e s t s a n d told them how thev can loy hold on J e s u s that n ight . So they h a v e the o f f i c e r s ot the law ca l l ed in ond te l l them t o . g o a r r e s t t h e man and bring him to them. They probobly did not t e l l them who the man w a s , only to ld them thdt J u d a s would go with them and show them who to a r r e s t .

They a l s o , told the o f f i c e r s t ha t t h i s man h a d never b e e n a r r e s t e d . However , i t h a s been t r ied s e v e r a l t imes , but he hod a l w a y s evoded t h e a r r e s t . So the o f f i c e r s ge t the idea t h i s man i s a d a n g e r o u s man, and th«y prepare for him-- s o they th ink . They ge t t h e i r l an te rns and w e a p o n s , de termined to t a k e no c h a n c e s thot he e s c a p e the r i .

T h e d i s c i p l e s have two swords the o f f i c e r s come with s o h i s sword and s t r i k e s o t c h a s and cuts the m a n ' s e

H ia t t of Wildie, Mr. B e n n i e Angl in , Mrs. Rober t Ang l in , Mr. and Mrs. Walter C a s e y , Mrs . Hi lda Gabbard , Mrs. Ang ie P i i i l l i p s , Mr. a n d Mrs. R u s s e l l J o h n s o n and s o n . J a c k T h a c k e r , Harold Bow-man , and Will ie T h a c k e r and D.Y.

spen t Sunday wi th Mr. and Mrs. Huber t T h a c k e r . T w o of the i r g randch i ld ren a l s o spen t Sunday night wi th tbem. * Miss J o y c e P i g g v i s i t e d f r i e n d s here Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. C l a r e n c e Spires and two d a u g h t e r s , and Mr. and Mrs. Cl in t Doo ley lef t Sunday for F lo r ida t o spend the i r vacation*.

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Tota l r e c e i p t s 633; C o t t l e 230; C a l v e s 178; Slaugh-ter H e i f e r s nomina l s t e a d y . Slaughter c a l v e s , S30.00 s teady to s t r o n g . Bu l l s , s t e a d y . Y e a l e r s 25< h ighe r . Slaughter H e i f e r s • Ut i l i ty and Standard, $17.80-20.00-Slaughter Cows - Ut i l i ty and Commercia l $16.00-17.40-A few 619 .00 . C o i n e r s and C u t t e r s $12.10-15.70-Slaughter Bul ls - Ut i l i ty and Good $19.50-22.40 . Cu t t e r s , $16.70-18.60- V e a l e r s and Slaughter c a l v e s -Good a n d Choice (in g raded p e n s ) $27 .85 . 250-270 lh . $26.45. Few .157 l b s . $26.35. Standord and Good, $21.80-26.00- Good ond C h o i c e 290-450 lbs . $21.30-$25.00- F e e d e r M e e r s , Good ond C h o i c e $21 .75-$25.50 . H e i f e r s , Good and Choice 500-600 lbs . $20.90-22.80 . Baby c a l v e s s o l d . p e r h e a d . C h o i c e Beef Bred $35.00-$50.00. Good mixed Beef Dairy Bred $25.00-$33.00. Standard Dairy , $15.00-$26.00- Stock c o w s so ld per h e a d . Good a n d Choice $130 .00-$155 .00 . Standard $77.00-$120.00-

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THURSDAY• M E ft, THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL,MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY

Mrs. Ruby H u n t - i s reported feel ing some bet ter . She i s a pat ient in thft Somerset City

. Hospital . A s p e e d y recovery i s wished for her . ,

Artie Hae Norton and Clin-ton Thompson were married last week. We wish them much s u c c e s s .

We extend our sympathy to tbe Cash family.

Mr. and Mrs. J o e Long and family of Pla inf ie ld , Ind., have been vacationing.

Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gentry and sons of Dayton, Ohio have been here visi t ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Gentry and other relatives.

Mrs. Florence Albright has been visi t ing Mr. and Mrs. Chsr les McClufre.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin P ing and family of Indianapolis, Ind., have been visi t ing rel-a t ives and f r iends .

L a s t Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ping were: Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mc-Willisms and family, Mrs. Cec i l Bullock a l l of Somer-

. s e t , and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin

P ing . Dal las Brown of Tennessee

vis i ted Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Burton Saturday. -J to. Mis. Robert Gentry are in Wisconsin v i s a i n g h i s s i s t e r . Omega, and family.

Admitted: Darla M. Reams, Orlando; Scott Morgan, Hyden; Myrtle Cash, Brodhead; W.H. Pon-der, Livingston; Billie Cook, Mt. Vernon; J ante* Bond, Orlando; Annie Robinson, Carpentersvil le, 111.; OUie Carpenter, Livingston; Gary Capps, Conway; Arthur Lee Parker , Livingston; John c -Bales , Mt. Vernon; Levi Mil-ler, P i n e Hill; Ann Robinson, Orlando; Tammy Renee Rob-inson, Orlando; Sheila Lamb, Conway; Barbar a Buidine, Livingston;Dana Deatherare, Filmore, Ind.; Lucy Cummins, PaulBurton.Mt. Vernon; Ken-neth Fos ter , Mt. Vernon; Paula Holman, Crab Orchard;. Carlos Sizemore, P ine Hill; J . T . Brewer, Mt. Vernon, and

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Opon Every N i g h t Till 8 : 0 0 P. M .

Henry Barrett , Brodhead. Ottawa Darla Reams, Orlando; Scott Morgan, Hyden; Myrtle Cash , Brodhead; Bi l l ie Cook, Mt. Vernon; Jan ice Bond,»Orlan-do; 'Annie Robinson, I l l inois; Ollle Carpenter, Livingston; Gary Capps, Conway; Arthur L . Parker, Livingston; Ann Robinson, Orlando; Tammy Renee Robinson, Orlando; Sheila Lamb, Conway; Bar-bara Burdine, Livingston; Dana Deatherage, Indiana; Paul Burton, Mt. Vernon; Ken-neth Fos te r , Mt. Vemon, and Psula Holman, Crab Orchard.

NEW ARRIVALS A daughter. Tammy Renee.

born t o Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson of Orlando June 17.

Mrs. Lizzie Grimes and | children of Bond vis i ted the j William Brewers ' a n d £ h e s - • ter HensWys' Monday after- :

f^roor- ^ - H e n s l e y ^ s l awly f a f H a s o i . . Ohio were here to Cash . son;; Reed .

Calloway Land Sakes Younguns: Aint no boddy in th is world sa t -t i s f ied no more? Aboutn ever one I no is a trying to reduce theyuns s e z theyn doant e t too much but sea'ms like ever thing theyuns et turns; to plain ole fa t . I'me thinkin about takin up Thum Sucking, tha t s the onl ies t thing I nos ov that aint fat tenin an rite now-1 could u s e a lot of non fat tenin vi t t les .

Misses Cora and Nancy Gambrel are visi t ing Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Sargent and Kyla at Louisvi l le .

Mr. and Mrs. Manas Hicks and children of Ridgevil le , Ind., are spending a f e w d a y s with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Brewer.

Gues t s of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Moore and Judy Sunday were

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improving. Misses Cornelia Short and

Wilma Stockmyer returned to Barboorville Monday for their third week of Bible Camp.

Leroy Lamb and Billy Hel-lard attended Bible Camp at Barbourville last week.

Caleb Lamb vis i ted his aunt, Mrs. Jerry Kirby, and Mr. Kirby Sunday.

Mrs. Hazel Cummins was luncheon guest of Mr- and Mrs. Claude McHargue Wed-nesday. Mr. and Mrs. J o e McHargue were guests a l so .

Mike Mink wil l leave for Indianapolis, Ind.k th is week to attend a Trade School.

Mrs. Gerald Gambrel and Debbie spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arbra Smith at Burr.

Jimmy Price of Louisvi l le is spending the week with Gary Langford. They are campi ng and f ishing on the Rockcast le River. Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Ponder and Mrs. Mabel Noe, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earl Moore, Bobbyand Fala of Mt. Vemon, Mrs. Louie Thomas and daughter , Charlene, of Livingston, and Lonnie Vanzant.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hensley and son of Winchester visi t-ed his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Chev>r Hensley last week.

Mrs. Caleb Lamb cont inues very s ick but shows a l i t t le improvement.

Mrs. Scrilda Langford 's guests last week were Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Langford and five daughters of Michi-gan, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lang-ford and children of Mason, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Langford and Wanda of Fa i r -f ie ld , and Mr. and Mrs. George Hood J r . , of Orlando.

Mr. and Mrs.Gerald Gam-brel were f ishing at London Dock Sunday-

S o u t h e r n S t a l e s

Annual Meeting ' l i . . local Southern S ta tes

Cooperative annual member-ship meeting for the Mt- Ver-non area will be h^ld My 25

Th is dec is ion was*tnA* by local farmer-members at a recent annual meeting plan-ning conference held by Rock- -

cas t l e Farm Service, a coop-erat ive service agency of Southern States.

Special fea tures of this year ' s s e s s ion wil l be the reports On Southern States Cooperative and the loCal Agency operations- foe F i s c a l year which ends 3°.

In addition thete will be e lec t ions and other bus ines s matter?. Members wil l elect two new board members and to new farm home advisory

: committee members.

TRY CLASSIFIEDS!! THEY GET RESULTS!!

LINCOLN COUNTY STOCKYARDS, INC.

Stoiford, Kentucky

Stanford, Ky. *«<• " 6 6 Lincoln County Live-t tock Market report a t compiled by the Federal-State Market News Service. Rece ip t ! and quotat ion! are a t fol low!:

C a l v e ! - Top! $30.50; Second! $28.30; Butcher! $28.30; Heovie i $26.00-28.00; Odd Colvei $24.00-27.50; Baby Colvei $16.00-41.00; Baby Beeve i $20. 50-24.00; Steer! and H e l f e r i $18.90-27.50; Steeri Per Head $65.00-115.00; He i fe r ! Per Head $70.00-116.00; Cowl and Ca lve i Per Head $118.00-117,50; Springer Cowi Pe r Head $85.00-147.00; Beef Cowi $17.50-19.40; C a n n e n and Cutter i $15.30-17.50; Bul l i $21. 70-23.40; Stock Bul l i f e r Head $131.00-185.00.

Hogi - Top 190-235 Ibi . $24.30; 150-180 Ib i . $23. 25; 240-300 Ib i . $21.00-23.00; Sow! $17.00-18.10; Shoati $20.00-30.00- Top Lambi $26.00; Good Lambi $24.00-25.50.

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attend the funeral Myrtle Cash and spent Sat-urday night with Mrs. Cordia I Cafch and Paul.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. : and Mrs. H.E. Jones for Fat- j her ' s Day were: Mr. and Mrs. A.L- -French; Mr. and Mrs. J .E- Harris; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Roberts; Mrs. J e s s i e Taylor and family; Mr. and Mrs. David Cash and gir ls ; Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Payne and girls, and Jerry Lee De-Bocd.

Mrs. Lola Roberts, Mrs. Reba Cash and Mrs. M a e Lawrence were in Somerset last Tues-day shopping.

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jones , Vicki Lynn and Janice and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cable and Deborah visi ted Mammoth Cave one day last week.

Mrs. Clarice Payne, Jeannie and Christine of Dflyton.Ohio spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hamm. • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Simpson and Thomas David of Cincin-nati', Ohio spent this week end with Mrs. Betty Ferris | and Jeale t ta Farr is .

Mr. and Mrs. Junior Dau-gherty arscf boys, Edward and Larry, spent Sunday in Ten-nessee .

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. Valroy Wright and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cable and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Blanton and Way-ne were on a picnic to Bee Rock Saturday evening.

We are glad to.report Mrs. Susie Chaney better and at home. Mr. and Mrs. /-W. Cha-ney of Blue Ash, Ohio are on a two week vacation and are staying with her.

Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Roberts enjoyed a cook-out with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny DeBord and Jerry Lee Sundgjt.evening at Brodhead.

Mr. and Mrs. Levi Singleton and Shirley of Cincinnati , Ohiovusited Mrs. Cotdia Cash and Paul last week.

Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Hamm spent from Saturday until Wednesday in Puerto Rico. They went by jet .

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Lawr-ence and Wendell of Cincin-nat i , Ohio spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lawrence, Mrs. Phyllis Par-sons and Mark Allan. Lit t le F r tnk ie Lawrence accom-panied them home for a two

visit . Kathy Albright and

Te resa Lawrence left Mon-day to attend a week of camp at Levi Jackson State Park

pons or ed by the Rockcastle County Baptist Association.

The vacation bible school s u c c e s s with commen-

cement last Wednesday night which was well attended by the parents .

Edna Mullins Sunday evening. . Mr. A.L. Singleton visi ted !

Miss Lois Allen Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sams j

"and son, -Steve/ ot Lexington | visi ted his mother, Mrs. Rosa j Sams. Sunday.

Mr. an3 Mrs. Kenneth Reed j and children of Dayton, Ohio vis i ted her mother, Mrs. Rosa Sams, th is week.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Singletop and family of Dayton, Ohio visi ted their fa thers , Mr. H.B. Griffin and Mr. Chester Sing-leton. over the week end.

Mrs. Dixie p i ce of Russe l l Points , Ohio visi ted Mrs. Rosa Sams for a few days l a s^week .

Our des pest sympathy goes to the Daugherty family in the death of Henry Daugherty.

If i t ' s sel l ing of l U a l K M * y e a M i c o l :

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had a family reunion Satur-day. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Dorrel Coal. Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. George Hurley and sons Kennie and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hurley. Mt. and Mrs. Richard Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ball and family a l l of Richmond, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hurley of Laurel; Mr. and Mrs. Sol Carpenter and family of McKee; Mrs. Lizzie Morris and children, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Carpen-ter, Mr._Harold J o n e s . J r. and Mr. Bill Morris and fam-ily, Mr. John Morris, Chester Singleton, Clayton Singleton. Jiinmie Singleton, Kimmie and Darel Boschers , and Mrs. Rosa Sams. A bountiful din-ner was served, and everyone enjoyed a nice day.

Mr. and Mrs. John Singletoit of Hamilton, Ohio visi ted Mrs. Rosa Sams and other re la t ives over the week end.

Mr. Tiny Allen v i s i tedMiss

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THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL. MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY itors were Mr. Aster Durham and Mr. and Mrs. J a n e s Rep-pert and son, Lloyd-

Mr. and Mrs. Aster Durham visi ted ber btother, Mr. Jim Barnett, and Mrs. Barnett, S»luiA*y.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert C K - c t r f and family of Logan, Ohio visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee Croucher and Vooda. Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson visi ted Mr. and J J r s .Roy Lee Croucher and Vonda Saturday night.

Betty Shehan and Veloa Croucher were in Berea Thur-sday afternoon.

Mrs. Jim Bainett and grand-son, Jimmy Shehan, visi ted Mr. and Mrs. C .F . Clark Sun-day night. They a l so vis i ted

ved of a rycen' : !^ iess . Mr. and Mrs. Ronland Rog-- Sympathy is extended 4he . ers of Ohio visited re la t ives famil ies of Mrs. Hugh Cro- • here the past week end. mer, Andrew McFerron, and , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Norton Elijah Abney in their sortow. j and son of Indiana have re-

Mr. and Mrs. Bob L. 'Norton turned home after a few days and girls of Ohio visi ted rel- visit ing with relat ives in th is

-Jrtivesakne rccer.jlv. t county. « ' 1 Mrs. Geneva Saylor and fam-

C E B V i r t B U I l T " ' 'y visited her pnrents over the week end. Mr. and Mrs.

, Floyd Hayes ore building a

' Bill Hayes and Tom Stevens - ^ were in th is sect ion a few

, days ago. ; Miss Barbara Roundtree is

i ! spending her vacat ion with her parents here.

General-Strunk and three : • 1 -JWw . daughters were in Somerset

i I Friday. Mrs. Lula Reynolds has been

i in the Stanford Hospital last

Gene Abbott i s reported feel ing better.

Mrs. Lula Reynolds was able to return from Stanford Hospital Saturday.

Mrs. Ruby Taylor and fam-ily of Ohio vis i ted he t par-en t s li^re. •»

The daughters of Mrs. Rey-nold visi ted their mother the p a s t week.

Mr. and Mrs. V.B. Norton of Eubank visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Dearl Miller Sunday eve-ning.

Miss Dottie Ping is suffer-ing a broken col lar bone and and bruises after being knock-ed down by a cow on the farm of her grandparents. The cow1

has a young calf and Dottie : was used to being around the ca t t le . So watch your gentle , ca t t l e , they can prove danger-1

Rev. Hyden filled his ap-pointment at Liberty Church' on Sunday with good- atten-

tats. Hugh Hatfta 15 impro- T h e "dog days" of ancient Greece a n d R o m e affect peo-ple today much as they did 3,000 years ago.

Ear ly astronomers noticed tha t Sirius, the moat radiant star in the sky, rose .with the Sun in midsummer; they be-lieved its heat intensified that of the SuA. Since Sir ius is in the constellation of -Canls Major , or "Larger Dog," an-cients called the hottest pe-riod "dog days ."

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We wish the sick a speedy recovery.

Much sympathy is extended the Cash families in their sorrow.

Mrs. Dovie Norton spent last week in Ohio wit# her mother and relat ives there.

We, in this sect ion, were thankful for the good rain Sat urday.

Mr. and Mrs. Dearl Miller were in Mt* Vernon Friday shopping.

W.H. Norton visited in Ohio recent ly.

Most farmers have their to-bacco set in th is sect ion. Corn crops are looking-very good.

Mr. and Mrs. C.J . McDaneil and June were recent dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.D-Miller.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Barnett and Geneva visi ted het par-ents , Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Owens, of Johnet ta Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Ander-kin visi ted *his Bon in Ohio over the week end.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Repp-ert and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Barnett visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Preston Anderkin Sunday night. They had a oook-out and had a wonderful time.

Mrs. Louise Phi l l ips and daughter. Tina, of Columbsu, Ohio visited her s i s t e r . Miss Joyce Barnett of Fairview over the week end.

Robert Reppert and Belinda visited his daughter, Mrs. Billy Wren and family, and r. his son, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Reppert of Berea Sunday.

Bodie VanWinkle visi ted , Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Barnett Friday.

Marcus Reppert and daugh-ter, Cathy, of Mt. Vernon vis-ited Mr. Robert Reppert and Belinda Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Reppert j of Berea visited his parents, i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reppert. I and Belinda Thursday night, i

Mrs. Wanda Wren, Billy and Randy of Berea visi ted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reppert and Belinda recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Bodie Van-Winkle were in Mt. Vernon Saturday.

Mrs. Isaac Barnett and chil- i dren, Delilah, Paula, and Beekie visited Mrs. Jane Vnn-Winkle Friday evening.

Mrs. Eli Barnett of Colum-bus, Ohio visi ted her daugh-ter, Miss Joyce Barnett, over the week end, and stayed for a week's visit with her dau-ghter and other relat ives .

Mrs. Delia Barnett visited Mrs. Newt Miracle Wednesday afternoon. ,

Mrs. Tommie Philbeck of Mt Vernon and Mrs. Ruth Richards of Bummer visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barnett, and Mrs. Delia Bar- j nett Thursday afternoon.

Miss Belinda Reppert vis-ited Mrs. Pear l ie VanWinkflTj Friday afternoon.

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LANCASTER. KY.. JUNE 17, 1966 A total of 1,1589 head of livestock were sold at a sale

at the Gorrard County Stockyards here Friday which reported these receipts and quotations:

CATTLE: 547; CALVES: 213; V*al*r» 25-50< l o w * r / othtr c la is ts about >»ady. SLAUGHTER STEERS, Good and Cliolc. 1025-1130 lb . . $23.30-23.95. SLAU-GHTER HEIFERS: Standard and Good 500-1050 lbs. $19.50-23.00. SLAUGHTER COWS: Ut i l i ty and Com-morcial $16.30-18.60. Cannor and Cutt*r $12.90-16.50. SLAUGHTER BULLS: Uti l i ty to Good $20.90-23.00. Cutt*r $17.00-19.70. VEALERS AND SLAUGHTER CALVES: Good and hcoic* v*alor* in gradad pan $30.00. 250-275 lb.. $28.70. 150-175 lbs. $28.00. Standard and Good $24.00-28.75. Good and Choic* 280-450 lb . , eo l v . . $23.00-29.00. FEEDERS: STEERS: Good and Choic* 750-1050 lb . . $22.00-24.45. Standord $18.40-20.80. Good and Choic* 550-750 lb . . $22.90-24.70. Standard $18.60-20.00. Good and Choic* 300-550 lb . . $22.40-27.50 HEl fERS: Good and O io lc . 300-600 lb.. $20.00-23.80. Standard $17.50-19.30. A HOGS: 271: Barrow, and g i l t , about it*ady~ «ow> nominoly »t*ad*. BARROWS AND GILTS: U.S. 1-3,. 190-235 lb . . $24.35-24.50. 2-3, 240-260 lb . . $23.60. SOWS: 2-3, 245-360 lb., $18.40-19.25. F.w 620 'b* . $17.50. FEEDER PIGS: 105-155 lb . . $20.50-22.50; Other l o t . $11.25-17.00 p*r.h*ad. SOWS WITH PIGS BY SIDE SOLD PER HEAD: $140.00-157.00 p*f lot. . . SHEEP: 369: Cholc* and Prim* 85-110 lb. Slaughter Spring Lamb. $24.50-26.00- Good and Cholc* $23.50s. 24.50. Ut i l i ty ond Good 50-80 l b . . $18.00-21.50.^ Uti l i ty to Cholc* .horn .laughter • * • » $4.50-7.00 HOUSE?! PONIES, and MULES: 39.

Garrard County Stockyards

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Gravac Back Horn* Sp/5 Roger H, Graves, 100

of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Graves, Route 1, Mt. Vernon arrived in Foct Knox Hay | 12, where he wil l be s ta t ion-ed while awaiting "3ischarge from the Army-

Special is t Graves was re-turned to Fort Knox from Rothwestem, Germany, where he has been stat ioned for the past 21 months. Pr ior to th is he was stat ioned in Sinop, Turkey.

He is a graduate of Brod-head High School and the University of Kentucky.

Recent visi tors of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Kincer were: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kincer and sons , Michial and Alan of St. Paul , Minn.; Mr. end Mrs. Frank Drake of Blue Ash, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Don Von. Bargen, Donna, Dan, and Donita of Reading, Ohio; Misses Geneva and Betty Kincer-of Cincinnati , _ Ohio; Mrs. Richard Sweeney and Sandraof Je f fe rsonvl l l e , Ind., and Mrs. June Bray and Kim-berly of Lebanon, Ohio. Kim-berly remained for the summer.

A bridal shower given by Mrs. Billy Hiatt and Mrs. Roy Winstead, at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Hilton for Miss Norma Lou Cumruins last Friday evening was well a t -tended. Norma Lou received many gi f t s .

Clifford Bales spent three days in Owensboco this week,

-attend ing a County Court Clerk ' s convention.

Mr.alld Mrs. Harold Jones and daughter, Linda, accom-panied by h i s brother. Mr. and Mrs. Fo is t Jones , and daugh"-te r , Vickie, of Cincinnat i , Ohio, returned Tuesday from a 10 day vacation in Florida.

Mrs. Rex McDaniel of St. Petersburg, F l a . , is visi t ing her mother, Mrs. Lela Mae OTiara and other fr iends and re la t ives .

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pr ice and children of Indianapolis, Ind., visi ted her mother, Mrs. Bess i e Proctor, at Freedom, and Mr. P r i ce ' s s i s t e r , Mrs. Datha Hansel , and other rel-a t ives last week.

BIRTHDAY DINNER A Birthday Dinner w a s

given Sunday in honor of Glen D. Renner and daugh-ter, Beverly, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. Renner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Renner and daughter, Evelyn, of Brodhead; Mr. and Mrs. Er-nes t L . Roberts and family, of Eubank; Mr. and Mrs-Richard W. Spoonamore and family of Brodhead; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coon of Mt. Ver-non; Mr. and-Mrs. Russe l l Bullock and family of Mt. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Henderson and family of Somerset, and Mr. and Mrs.

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1 9 6 0 CHEV IMPALA, Two door h a r d t o p . Loaded 1 9 5 8 MG - Good li t t le c a r for t h e Sports minded Young Ho Genera t ion

T h e s e ca r s a r e just a fow of the m a n y ca r s we have in s tock.

M a n y o the r M a k e s and Models to choose f r o m .

Finoncing is n o p rob lem - You don ' r hove t o t ravel 3 0 • 4 0 o r 5 0 . M i t e s

to a r r a n g e o H n o n c e C o n t r a c t , W e opp rove t h e m o n the spot.

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some seniors who need as-s i s t a n c e .

The seniors are told that they may repay the money if they are able at any time in the coming years, with-out interest . If they are not able tp repay the money, then it is not required. •

If the money is repaid it will be used in a revolving-type fund to he lp other sen-iors in other years .

Complete* School Pvt . J ames B. Kendrick,

19. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kendrick, Mt. Ver-non, completed a l ineman's course at the Army South-eastern Signal School, Fort Gordon, Ga., June 10.

During h i s six weeks of training, he learned to lay and maintain open wire, lead and rubber-covered cable , and field communi-cat ion wirts.

Kendrick entered the Army, in November 1965 and com-pleted bas ic training at Foct Jackson , S-C. He attended Mt. Vemon High School.

WILL-IE SAYLOR DIES Continued From Poge ) cinnati, Ohio.

Funeral services were con-ducted June 22 at the Fair-view Baptist Church withBro. Robert Browning and Bro.

. I saac officiating. He was buried in Fairview Cemetery. Rominger Funeral Home, Be-rea, was in charge of arrange-

Go -S^o rn - •_ * Oo western this summer

with Avocado-Cheese Spread; m a k e w i t h 1 c u p c o t t a g e cheese, sieved; 1 mashed avo-cado, 1 teaspoon minced onion, 1 teaspoon lemon Juice and V, teaspoon salt. Flavor with a dash each of Worcestershire and Tabasco sauces. This makes an excellent stuffing for celery sticks, tomatoes, peach-es or pear halves.

WANT A COOKIE?- Tha t* two girl*, Jan ice Burdette, left and Paula Hamm, were on hand at Dairy Day Wednesday to ta l l cookies mad© by the Brindle Ridge 4-H Clob. They »et up their stand In front of the Bonk of Mt. Vemon and v busy most of the time.

FINDING A COOL S P O T - The order of the day was to find a cool spot and most of the crowd gathered on the south side of the street out of the sun. The Signal deadline pas-sed before we were able to learn all of the winners of various even ts . Winner of a calf ,

by the Bank of Mt. Vemon, a highlight of the day, was Jack Robinson of Orlando.

are visi t ing relat ives and fr iends in Ohio.

Mr.and Mrs. Charles Rho-dus of Florence, Mr. Brown Ponder, and son David of Independence, were here over the week end to be with their father, W.H. Ponder who is very ill in the Rockcastle County Baptist Hospital .

Mrs. Eugene Stokes who was ill at home last week with flu is reported, impro-ving.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Brum-mitt, and children of Rich-mond, Ind., were week end guests of Mrs. Lyda Howard. Accompanied by Mrs. Howard, they attended the Bond Re-union at East Bernstadt, at I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-ter Bond. The occasion was a l so a birthday for twin bro-thers , Walter and John Bond, and included a fa ther ' s day program, of s inging,-record-ing, and taking pictures. There were 69present , a dinner was served.

Mrs. Ralph Cummins has been in the Rockcast le Bap-tist Hospital s ince Sunday.

Miss Gayle Cope ofMt . Healthy, Ohio is spending a two week vacation with Mrs. Lyda Howard.

Miss Peggy Ann Robbins is spending this week with

her father, Burgess Robbins, • t Owen ton.

Mr. 'and Mrs. John W. Grif-f in were Sunday gues t s of their daughter. Mrs. O.L. Oliver, and family at u t . Sterling.

- Vickl Lynn and "John Nor-man Oliver are spending their vacation with their gran -dparents , Mr. and Mrs. John W. Griffin.

Miss Peggy Ann Robbins •pen t several days last week with her cousin, Miss Rose Sharon Patton, at London.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ponder of DeLand, F la . , v is i ted Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ponder and family, and fr iends, last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Machal and Judy of Harrodsburg were Sunday visi tors of his par-ents , Mr. and Mrs. J.G- Ma-chal , and other relat ives .

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mc-Hargue were in Centerville, Tenn. , last week visi t ing her son, T.B. Brown, Mrs. Brown, and their son, Jack .

In Vietnam Army P£c. Walker W. Price,

21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Pr ice , Route 1, Brod-head, was ass igned to the 116th Transportation Com-pany in Qui Nhon, Vietnam, May 25.

Price, a fireman in the company, entered the Army in October 1965 and was last s tat ioned at Fort Ord. Calif.

MERIDIAN WOMAN'S CLUB STARTS NE* PROJECT

The Mt. Vernon Meridian jWoman's Club has s tar ted anew project whereby money "is given or loaned to High School Seniors to help pay for graduation expenses and* tof inance Senior C l a s s tr ips.

It was brought to the at-ten^on of the Meridian Club that some seniors would not be able to go on the senior trip to Washington unless they could obtain f inancial a s s is tance.

Mrs. Kizzie Owens and Mrs. Ruby .Stewert, co-chairmen of the project for the Meridian Club, s ta ted they obtained $140 by con-tributions from businessmen, civic organizations, and bus iness p laces , and that checks have been sent to

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PERSONALS Jones D.Ramsey and family

of Memphis. Tenn. , spent the week end with Mrs. Maggie Ramsey and Mrs. Riss ie Wright, and visi ted Mrs. Ram-s e y ' s parents . Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Jones of Brod-

Mr. and M n ^ ^ e m p s e y Ram-sey of Bgirflton Beach, F la . , are spending their vacation wiMHiis mother, Mrs. Maggie Ramsey and s i s te r , Mrs. Riss ie Wright.

Sunday guests of Mrs. Mag-gie Ramsey and Mrs. R i s s i e R i s s i e Wright were; Jones D. Ramsey, Mrs. Ramsey, and sons , Nicky and Ronnie and daughter. Tracy, of Memphis. Tenn. , Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Ramsey of Boynton Beach. Fla . ,Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ram-sey , Rhonda and Dana of Berea, Misses Connie and Wilma Ramsey of Mt. Vernon.

Rev. Henry T- Parrott who was injured ser iously in an auto accident April 11. and spent six weeks in Central Bapt is t Hospital , Lexington, h a s returned home and is able to be out on crutches .

Mrs. Golden Cummins of Boynton Beach, F la . . is vis-i t ing her s i s t e r . Mrs. Dollie bullock, brother, Mr. Lovell Clontz and family, and other re la t ives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gentry and chi ldren. Michael and Duane, of Dayton, Ohio spent last week with his parents . Mr, and Mrs. Willie Gentry a*. Willailla.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newberry of Oakland, Calif . , visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Vanhook and Mr. and Mrs. Sampson Sandusky last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Banks

MR. AND MRS. LEE PONDER

RENN ER—PONDER VOWS SAID

Mias Annabess Renner, ' daughter of Mrs. Edna Han-

s e l and Walter Reoner, both o f M t . Vemon and Lee Pon-der, aoo of Mr. and Mrs. Sher-man Ponder, Si. were united in marriage Sunday, J a n e 12, at the West Main Holiness Church.

T h e double ring ceremony waa performed by Bro. George Muiphy.

Mr. Renner gave hia daugh-ter in marriage. Miss Sue Stephens was maid-of-honor and Sherman Ponder, J r . ser-ved as best man.

T h e bride is a 1966 grad-uate of Mt. Vernon Hlgfi School and Mr. Ponder was a 1965 graduate of Livingaton High School.

After a wedding trip to Clinch, Tenn. , the couple left foe their home in DeLand, F la . where the groom is em-ployed.

ENTERTAINS Virgil Martin, who will be

80 years old in August was guest-of-hono> oo Father 'a Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Est i l l McBee and Vir-ginia Rose . Guests present to help celebrate the occa-sion f e r e : Mrs. Virgil Martin; Mr.' and Mrs. Albert Martin and Dannv; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin, Sherri Lynn and Kriatie Lane, and Cecil Hysinger.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cum-mins have returned from a vacat ion trip during which they visi ted her s i s te r , Mrs. Russe l l Baker and family of Hamilton, Ohio, and her bro-ther, Swanee Pr ice and fami-ly at Anderson, Ind. They a l so visi ted some fr iends at Norfolk, Va. , whom they met while s tat ioned with the U-S-Navy in London, England.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mason of Livingston announce the eng-agement of their daughter, Mil-dred Jean , to Leon Durham son of Robert Durham of Liv-ingston.

The wedding is set for June 25-

They will make their home near Covington, where he is employed.

Waddiig Vows Said l i Ohio Miss Sharon Kay Barnes,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hosie Bames of Ohio, and Dewey Truman McGuire, son of Mr. and Mrs. ManleyMo-Guire of Orlando, were mar-ried in Maud, Ohio June 10 at the Firs t Church of God.

The bride wore a floor length lace gown over sa t in . Matron of honor was Mrs. Gail Kimberlin. Dick Kira-berlin served aa best man.

The bride is a graduate of LaCotaHigh School in Ohio, and the groom is a graduate of Livingston High School.

The couple will make their home in Ohio, where they are both employed.

PERSONALS .Mrs,. Rex (Marguerite) Mc-

Daniel and s o n , ' J a c k , of St. . Petersburg, F l a . , are spending a month with her mother, Mrs. Lei la O'Mara. Mr. McDaniel joins them on week ends .

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirby, Mr. and U » . Bill Logsdon. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bar-ron and children spent Fr iday night and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holt in Louisvil le-

Week end guests of Mr- and Mrs. Rollie Pi l l ion and fami-ly were: Mr. John Hopkins; Dr. George Cole of Harlan; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thread-, gill of Middlesboro,. and Eu-gene Croley And family of Dayton, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Win8ton and family of Sharonville, Ohio are spending some time with her mother, Mrs. Sibyl Hunt, enroute home from a vacation in Key West, F la .

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barron were in Louisvi l le Saturday with their baby to consult a doctor.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holt and sons , Mark and Kevin, of Louisvi l le spent Saturday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirby.

Lafey Lamb, who was takea to -Berea College Hospital Tuesday, was transferred t o aLexingtonhospi ta lThureday wherehewi l l undergo surgery.

Mrs. J a l i a Bray and Vir-ginia and Mrs. Fannie Pr ice visi ted in Lexington Thurs-day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett Farr is .

Mr. and Mrs. J .D. McFerron spent a few days last week with her s i s t e r , Mrs. Grace Riddle, at Flemingsburg.

Mr. and Mrs. John Puree 11 and bavid and Alene Puree 11 and daughter, Melanie Ann, of Somerset spent l as t Week visi t ing re la t ives in Mary-land,' and apent some time in Washington, D.C. enroute home.

Donald and Louanna Pur-cel l and daughter, J ane , of Science .Hill are vacationing in Colorado this week.

ON VACATION- Mr. and Mrr. R.H.. Hamm ora shown abova a i (bay embarked recently on a trip <o San Juan, Puerto Rica.

wa i awarded ITie trip by the Sinclair Oil Company for h i t outi tanding t a l e s record sel l ing oil company prod-ucts . He ha» been a supplier for 18 years . They spent f ive days a t Hie Caribe Hilton In San Juon.

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