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SAVE ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER Before you move in know the facts about Insurance Fact 1: Fire insurance alone on home and contents is not enough. Your home could be destroyed by windstorm, explosion or other hazard. Fact 2: Theft coverage of your possessions, at home and aw*y, ahould be included. Fact 3 : A lawsuit judgment against you could cost you everything you" own. You reed liability insurance. Fact 4rYoU get aU this ani- tnort in"one Homeowner! policy...with one low SAVE .ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER, SAVE ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER HIATT & ANDERSON Insurance Agency Phone 758-2050 Brodhead* Ky. DEALER er Ford Sales ABOUND BRODHEAD Mr. and Mrs. B. C. RidBie.i Sayers, and Mr. Sayers. Mrs. Richard Cheatham, Mr.! Mr. W. O. Yadon and Mr. Jim DeVault and Mrs. Billy! Billy Bussell were in I«ouis- Bussell were at Rockcastle | ville Sunday. Mrs. Bussell County Baptist Hospital Monday evening to visit Mrs. Jim DeVault who is improving after suffering a broken hip. Mr. Mark McKinney of Louisville spent the holidays •with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Atkinson. ' Mr. Billy M. Cash and Mr. Mark McKinney were In ner was given in honor of. Virginy and Kansis the past ^treatment. He returned home mm» accompanied Misses Mrs. Betty Machal at the | month and weuns air a goin' that night. Short. Stockmyer and Flory and Mrs. W. L. Kin- to Barbourville Sunday ;ifl- Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bustle, | go and Quick. and Bryan and Cathy re- turned home with them after a weeks visit with her sis- ters, Mrs. Ray Hysinger, and family and Mrs. Edward Hestermari and Mr. Hester- man. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mead- ows of Lebanon Junction were here Sunday to bring Miss Canthia Sowder home after a visit with them. Their fall term. at London, Tuesday night. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. L Kinoer of Callo- way, Mrs. June Bray and daughter, Kim, of Lebanon, Ohio,. Mr. and Mrs. A H. Reynolds and Mr. Bobby Machal of Brodhead. An en- joyable time was reported and several nice gifts were received. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rey- nolds and Mrs. Betty Machal were in Lexington Friday on business. cer took her parents. Mr. and ernoon. CALLOWAY - for a visit with Cynthia. M"s. Dee Graves arrd Tom- j my an# Mrs. Lillian Colleit and Ricky were in Lexing- ton Friday for Orientation Day at UK. Tommy and Ricky enrolled for the fall Mr., and Mrs. Jade Fugatc were at McKee Monday at a District Me«ing of REA. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McHargue and family of Newark, Ohio were visitors of Mr. a JI d Mrs. Jack Fugate Saturday. From Mrs. McHargue, Mrs. Mrs. Susie Moors was: Fugate learned of the death brought from Ohic to Rock- of her aunt, Mts. Jennie Mc- castle Cuinty Baptist Ho:- i Hargue. in M/ar<rbi. ... wl^ere she has.been ce-, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaughn ported ill. '. Jr. of Lawrenceiburg w e r e Mr. J. ok Fletcher was in 1 visitors of her parents, Mr. Lexington Monday to con- and Mrs. Willie Kidwell, sui; a doctor. Sunday. i Mr. an3 Mrs. Pearl Ho'.in- Mr. and Mrs. Richard ch:ll of Stanford were visi- Cheatham and Pat spent Sun- tors of Mr. and Mrs. Jack, day in Columbia with his Fletcher Monday evening. I parents, Mr. and Mrs' C. E. Word was received _ t h > 11 Cheatham. j Mrs. Gt?ce Gill was in St. Mrs. Harold Van hook, Joseph H*. j.~i al, Louisville, I Martha Lynn and Mark, re- where she underwent sur- turned to their tidmc in Lex- gery. ington after a visit with herj Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flet- parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. | eher, Mrs. Bva LaFevers and Riddle. Mr. Vanhook is injMr. and Mrs. Don Merriman Washington as a delegate to I were in Mt. Vernon al the =* ns: I in .to I Willie Mitourn Jr., remains; Mrs. Leonard Bustle, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitak- i veiy ill at his home. Mr. Bustles brother, Mr. er of London spent Sunday Miss Anna Flory. West) Walker BusUe. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar ^ | US l. le at EMt Bernstaditi| Graves. Mr. Whitaker and end with Cornelia Short and Sunday. . Mrs. Graves received word u r n T i . I Mr. J. R. Anglin of Ham- last week that their "Broth-; ^ ! lllon ' 0hio was here 10 see I er, Oakley Whitaker, had "Ji 8 ^*i ° P ? e ' hls uncle - Richard Anglin, suffered a heart attack at' Saturday. He* vras teJcen to; and James Saturday. his home in Indianapolis. Berea College Hospital for Miss Judy Moore spent Ind. Oakley has been con- Saturday night with her sis- fined- to a wheel chair for SALE ON MONUMENTS ter > Mrs. C. C. Ponder, and several years due to a stroke., - Mr Ponder at Mt. Vernon. , Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sweet For BMI Materials. , Mr. and Mrs. Basil Moore and sons of Columbus, In?, Any Sis* al Good Prices, and Judy and Mrs. Mary visited her aunt, Mrs. Mag- Guaranleed Workmanship Ponder visited Mr. and Mrs. «j e Bullock Friday. . and MWtjfW*.. "*• " Land Sakes Younguns: n s v t r . > n J r » o "hamkttdn live no wheres but rite here] in The Nited States But Now j I'me a hopin how soon thei Presydent gets us a hame- stcd fixt on the Moon. I'me a tellin youens a fue more weeks like hits bin in Miss., I and Lonnie. Sadie Milbum has return-' ed home after a two weeks v»sit at Indianapolis. Mr • and Mrs. Tommy Grimes of London were re- cent guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Murrell Smith. Bettye and Gail. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Basil Moore and Judy were at Somerset on business Saturday. Corenlia Short. Anna Flo- ry. Judy Moor* and Wilma Stockmyer are spending the week at Emmanuel Bible Camp, Barbourville. SELL GOOD MILK "To Kraft's New Receiving Station KRAFT FOODS Stanford, Ky. Phone 365-2104 R.pr.senting Tfaa SMITH MONUMENT WORKS, rsaz. Ky. Contact Eva Sparks Phone 256-2991 Sparks Funeral Home Monuments Ml. Vernon. Ky. —'I ' '* mi a. g le ouiiocK, rrioay. Eugene Taylor and Mullikin and fam- al Lexington Sunday. ily of Florida are visiting his" ily of Florida are visiting Mrs. Oner Allen of Lon- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver don spci>v lh? and; W.ullikins. They,- : v«t» all week end' with her sister,* Berea on business Monday. Mrs. Oscar Graves. ! Bradley Milbum. Tommy Mr. and Mrs. B G. Cum- and Sammy, of Cincinnati, mins accompanied Mr .and Ohio spent the week end Sparks FUNERAL HOME "Home-like Atmosphere" 24 Hour Oxygen-equipped Ambulance Service Phone 256-2991 Mi. Vernon. Ky. Mrs Claude McHargue to Buck Creek Dock where they I fished .Wednesday night and y Thursday ^Irs. Christine Pensol and children returned to home at Red House Satur- day after a visit with rela- tives. June Elliot accompani- ed them home for a few days visit. | Pvt. Lloyd 'Burdine of Ft.L a Science Meeting. Mrs. Lizzie Swirkford of Arizona, who has been visit- ing her cousin, Mrs. Lea Murphy, and Mr. Jim Mar- ion, has gone to Covington to visit her niece, Mrs. Roy Town Theatre PHOHE 256-2160 Ml. Vernon. Ky. SATURDAY, JULY 13 Double Feature "THE YELLOW MOUNTAIN' Lex Barker Mala Powers Howard Duff PLUS 'THE WILD RIDE" Jack Nicholson Skidmore Rest Home to cel- ebrate the 86th birthday of Mr. Fletcher's mother, Mrs. Judie Johnson. Mr. Bob Hicks' of Louis-j ville is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pike. Mrs, Virgil Martin and Mrs. Ethmar Simpson were| in Danville last week shop- ping. Guests of Mr. a n d " M r s . Jack Rigsby last week were;! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frith, Roy Gene and Charlotte of Frank- ( tin, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs." Richard Sto-1 well and son, Rickey, of Be- thel, Ohio were recent Vis-1 itors 0i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hysinger. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mar- tin of Lancaster, Mis. Theo Stokes of Ypsilariti, Midl- and Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Owens of Mt. 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Ho- back w'th 'him Sunday- toI ward' 5f Lebanon Junction see his brother, PVT.—Tho- spent the week end with Mr mas Kirby. and Mrs. Joe Mink. Gary Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mu.'- lins and Mrs. Zieger visit- ed Mr an;l Mrs. Joe Phillips al Pine Hill Saturday. Mrs. Lois Elliot and Den- nis were .11 M t . Vernon Sal- Over 35 Years Experience •" Sir Ancironr' CALL US Carter - Messer Realtors Stanford, Ky. 365-2356 Crab Orchard, Ky. 355-2461 iirdav on business. Mr. and Mrs. Moijroe Gib- ' son '»f L->ckland, Ohio were called here last week due to i the dea:;i of Mr. Dave Gib-) Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore and children visited Mr. and Mr> Felix Cromer at Mt. Vfnon Sundiy. Phyllis re- m;«:ned for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Cum- GRAYTHEATRE Brodhead. Kentucky Friday - Saturday July 12 - 13 Gene Nelson Joanna Barnes 'THE PURPLE HILLS" (Western in Color) Also: "Candid Mike" & "Cartoon" A. F. 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HIATT & ANDERSON Insurance Agency

Phone 758-2050 Brodhead* Ky.

DEALER

e r F o r d Sales

ABOUND BRODHEAD Mr. a n d Mrs. B. C. RidBie.i Sayers , a n d Mr . Saye r s .

Mrs. R icha rd C h e a t h a m , Mr. ! Mr. W. O. Yadon a n d Mr. J i m DeVau l t a n d Mrs. Bi l ly! Bil ly Bussell we re in I«ouis-Bussel l w e r e a t Rockcast le | vil le S u n d a y . Mrs. Bussel l C o u n t y Bapt is t Hospi ta l M o n d a y even ing to visi t Mrs. J i m D e V a u l t w h o is improv ing a f t e r s u f f e r i n g a b roken h ip .

Mr. Mark McKinney of Louisv i l l e spen t the ho l idays •with Mr . a n d Mrs . Russel l Atkinson. '

Mr. Bil ly M. C a s h a n d M r . M a r k M c K i n n e y w e r e In

n e r w as g iven in honor of . V i r g i n y a n d Kans i s t h e pas t ^ t r ea tmen t . He r e t u r n e d h o m e m m » accompanied Misses Mrs. Be t ty Machal at t h e | m o n t h and w e u n s a i r a g o i n ' that night. Shor t . S tockmyer and Flory

and Mrs. W. L. Kin- to Barbourv i l l e S u n d a y ;ifl-Mr. a n d Mrs. W. L. Bustle , | g o a n d Qu ick .

a n d B r y a n a n d Ca thy re-tu rned h o m e wi th t h e m a f t e r a w e e k s visi t w i th h e r sis-ters , Mrs. Ray Hys inger , a n d f a m i l y a n d Mrs. E d w a r d Hes te rmar i and Mr . Hester -m a n .

Mr . a n d Mrs . W. H. Mead-o w s of L e b a n o n J u n c t i o n w e r e h e r e S u n d a y to b r ing Miss C a n t h i a S o w d e r h o m e a f t e r a visi t w i th t h e m . The i r

fa l l t e rm .

a t London, T u e s d a y n igh t . Those p resen t w e r e : Mr. a n d Mrs. W. L Kinoer of Cal lo-way , Mrs. J u n e Bray a n d daugh te r , Kim, of Lebanon, Ohio,. Mr. a n d Mrs. A H. Reynolds a n d Mr . Bobby Machal of B r o d h e a d . A n en -joyab l e t i m e w as r epor t ed a n d severa l nice g i f t s w e r e received.

Mr. a n d Mrs. A. H. Rey-nolds and Mrs. Be t ty Machal w e r e in Lex ing ton F r iday on business.

cer took her pa ren t s . Mr. a n d ernoon.

CALLOWAY -fo r a visi t w i th C y n t h i a .

M"s. Dee G r a v e s arrd Tom- j m y a n # Mrs. Li l l ian Col le i t and Ricky w e r e in Lex ing-ton F r iday for Or ien ta t ion Day a t UK. T o m m y a n d Ricky enro l led fo r t h e fa l l

Mr., a n d Mrs. J a d e F u g a t c w e r e a t McKee M o n d a y a t a Dis t r ic t M e « i n g of REA. Mr . a n d Mrs. Cha r l e s McHargue a n d family of Newark , Ohio w e r e vis i tors of Mr. a JI d Mrs . J a c k F u g a t e S a t u r d a y . F r o m Mrs. McHargue , Mrs . Mrs. Sus ie Moors w a s : F u g a t e learned of t h e dea th b r o u g h t f r o m Ohic to Rock-of her a u n t , Mts. J e n n i e Mc- cast le C u i n t y Bapt is t Ho: - i H a r g u e . in M/ar<rbi. . . . wl^ere she h a s . b e e n ce- ,

Mr . a n d Mrs. P a u l V a u g h n por ted ill. ' . J r . of Lawrenceiburg w e r e Mr. J. ok F le t che r w as in1

v i s i to r s of her pa ren t s , Mr. Lexington Monday to con-a n d Mrs. Wil l ie Kidwel l , sui; a doctor . • S u n d a y . i Mr. a n 3 Mrs. P e a r l Ho'.in-

Mr . a n d Mrs. Richard c h : l l of S t an fo rd w e r e visi-C h e a t h a m a n d P a t spen t Sun- t o r s of Mr. a n d Mrs. J a c k , d a y in Co lumbia w i th h is F le t che r Monday evening. I pa ren t s , Mr. a n d M r s ' C. E. Word was received _ t h > 11 C h e a t h a m . j Mrs. G t ? c e Gill w a s in St .

Mrs. Haro ld V a n hook, Joseph H*. j.~i al, Louisvi l le , I M a r t h a L y n n a n d Mark , re- w h e r e she u n d e r w e n t sur -t u r n e d t o the i r tidmc in Lex- gery . ington a f t e r a visi t w i th h e r j Mr . and Mrs. J a c k F le t -pa r en t s , Mr. a n d Mrs. B. C. | eher , Mrs. Bva L a F e v e r s and Riddle . Mr . Vanhook is i n j M r . a n d Mrs. Don M e r r i m a n Wash ing ton as a de lega te to I w e r e in Mt. Vernon a l the

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Wil l ie M i t o u r n J r . , r e m a i n s ; Mrs. Leonard Bustle, to visi t Mr. a n d Mrs. E a r l Whi t ak - i v e i y ill a t h i s home . Mr. B u s t l e s b ro ther , Mr. e r of London spen t S u n d a y

Miss Anna F lo ry . West) Walker BusUe. a n d Mrs. w i th Mr. and Mrs. Oscar ^ | U S l . l e a t E M t Bernstadit i | Graves . Mr . W h i t a k e r a n d end w i t h Cornel ia S h o r t a n d Sunday. . Mrs. G r a v e s received word

u r n T i . I Mr. J . R. Angl in of H a m - last w e e k t h a t t h e i r "Broth- ; ^ ! l l l o n ' 0 h i o w a s h e r e 1 0 see I er, Oak ley Whi t ake r , had

" J i 8 ^*i ° P ? e ' h l s u n c l e - Richard Angl in , s u f f e r e d a h e a r t a t tack a t ' S a t u r d a y . He* vras teJcen to ; and J a m e s S a t u r d a y . his h o m e in Indianapol is . Berea Col lege Hosp i t a l f o r Miss J u d y Moore spen t Ind. O a k l e y h a s been con-

Sa tu rday n igh t w i th h e r sis- fined- t o a whee l cha i r for S A L E ON M O N U M E N T S t e r> Mrs. C. C. Ponder , and severa l yea r s due to a s t roke . ,

- M r Ponder a t Mt. Vernon. , Mr. a n d Mrs. Dave Swee t For BMI Mater ia ls . , Mr. and Mrs. Basil Moore a n d sons of Columbus , I n ? ,

Any S i s* a l Good Pr ices , and J u d y a n d Mrs. M a r y visited her a u n t , Mrs. Mag-G u a r a n l e e d W o r k m a n s h i p Ponder visited Mr. a n d Mrs. « j e Bullock Fr iday .

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L a n d Sakes Younguns : n s v t r . > n J r » o "hamkttdn l ive no w h e r e s b u t r i t e h e r e ] in The Ni ted S ta te s Bu t Now j I ' m e a hopin h o w soon the i P r e s y d e n t ge t s u s a hame-s tcd f ix t on t h e Moon. I 'me a tel l in y o u e n s a f u e m o r e weeks like hi ts b in in Miss., I

a n d Lonnie . Sad ie M i l b u m h a s r e t u r n - '

ed h o m e a f t e r a two weeks v»sit a t Indianapol is .

Mr • a n d Mrs. T o m m y G r i m e s of London were re-cen t gues t s of h e r pa ren t s . Mr. and Mrs. Mur re l l Smi th . Bet tye a n d Gai l . ' .

Mr. a n d Mrs. Basil Moore a n d J u d y w e r e a t Somerse t on business S a t u r d a y .

Corenl ia Shor t . Anna Flo-ry. J u d y Moor* and Wi lma S tockmyer a re spend ing the week a t E m m a n u e l Bible

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— ' I ' ' * mi a. g l e ouiiocK, r r i o a y . Eugene T a y l o r and Mul l ik in and f am-a l Lexington S u n d a y . ily of Florida a re vis i t ing h i s" ily of Florida a re vis i t ing

Mrs. Oner Allen of Lon- pa ren t s , Mr. and Mrs. O l ive r don spci>v lh? a n d ; W.ullikins. They , - : v« t» a l l week end' wi th h e r sister,* Berea on bus iness Monday. Mrs. Oscar Graves . ! Brad ley M i l b u m . T o m m y

Mr. and Mrs. B G. C u m - and S a m m y , of Cincinnat i , mins accompanied Mr .and Ohio spen t the week end

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Mrs Claude McHargue to Buck Creek Dock w h e r e they

I f ished .Wednesday n igh t and y T h u r s d a y

^ I r s . Chr i s t ine Pensol a n d ch i ldren r e t u r n e d t o h o m e at Red House S a t u r -day a f t e r a visit w i th re la-tives. J u n e Elliot accompani-ed them home fo r a few days visit . |

Pvt . Lloyd 'Burd ine of Ft.L

a Sc ience Meeting. Mrs. Lizzie Swirkford of

Arizona, w h o h a s been visit-ing h e r cousin, Mrs. Lea M u r p h y , a n d Mr . J i m M a r -ion, h a s gone t o Coving ton t o visi t h e r niece, Mrs . Roy

Town Theatre P H O H E 2 5 6 - 2 1 6 0 Ml . Vernon . Ky .

SATURDAY, JULY 13

D o u b l e F e a t u r e

" T H E YELLOW M O U N T A I N '

Lex Barker M a l a Powers

— Howard D u f f •

PLUS

' T H E W I L D R IDE"

Jack Nicholson

S k i d m o r e Rest Home t o cel-e b r a t e t h e 86th b i r t h d a y of Mr. F l e t che r ' s m o t h e r , Mrs. J u d i e J o h n s o n .

M r . Bob Hicks ' of Louis - j v i l le is vis i t ing Mr . a n d Mrs. Ben P ike .

M r s , Virgil M a r t i n a n d Mrs. E t h m a r S impson w e r e | in Danv i l l e las t w e e k shop-ping.

Gues t s of M r . a n d " Mrs. J a c k Rigsby last w e e k w e r e ; ! Mr. a n d Mrs. Roy Fr i th , Roy Gene a n d C h a r l o t t e of F r a n k - (

tin, Ohio. Mr . a n d Mrs." R icha rd Sto-1

wel l and son, Rickey, of Be-thel , Ohio w e r e recen t Vis-1 i tors 0 i h e r pa ren t s , Mr . a n d Mrs. Roscoe Hys inger .

Mr. a n d Mrs. Lloyd Mar-tin of Lancas t e r , Mis . T h e o Stokes of Ypsilariti , M i d l -a n d Mr . a n d Mrs. T i l den O w e n s of Mt . Vernon w e r e SuncBy ' at lefi-itton - gues t s of Mr . a n d Mrs. Roscie Hysing-

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w i t h Mr . and Mrs. Willie M i l b u m Sr., a lso J u n i o r a n d fami ly .

R i c h a r d Angl in and son. J a m e s , w e r e al Berea Mun-day lx> con su i t a doctctf.

Mr. a n d Mrs. EM Nicele-y of Cinc innat i . Ohio a r e vis-i t ing Mrs. Maggie Bullock and Mrs. Russel l Hols ing th is week .

Mr. Bill B a r r e t t of Moun-Knox spent the week e n d {"tain Home, Ark. , is h e r e on wi th his w : l e a n d pa ren t s a t I bus iness . Livingston Car l K i rby w e n t ! Mr. a n d Mrs. R. V. Ho-back w ' t h 'him Sunday- toI w a r d ' 5f L e b a n o n Junc t ion see his b ro ther , PVT.—Tho- spen t the w e e k end wi th Mr m a s Kirby. and Mrs. Joe Mink. G a r y

Mr. and Mrs. H o m e r Mu.'-lins and Mrs. Zieger visit-ed Mr an;l Mrs. J o e Ph i l l ips al P ine Hill S a t u r d a y .

Mrs. Lois Ell iot a n d Den-nis were .11 Mt. Vernon Sal-

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Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore and children visited Mr. and Mr> Felix Cromer at Mt. V f n o n S u n d i y . Phyl l i s re-m;«:ned for a few days visit .

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Supplying low-cost, abundant power and improving electric service to farmers are—and always will be—the main pur-poses of Kentucky's Rural Electric Co-ops. But the "power" of RECC electricity Is far-reaching. Because it makes the farmer more efficient and more prosperous It gives him more money to spend—for necessities and luxuries. And this money Is spent In the shops and stores, in the towns and cities of Kentucky. When Kentucky's farmers are prosper-ous . . . all Kentucky benefits.

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