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THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 THE M O U N T V E R N O N S I G N A L , M O U N T V E R N O N , K E N T U C K Y LIVINGSTON News sister. j Sherman Mink, and Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Domico Mr. and Mrs. Keith Adams; were here frori! Cincinnati, spent the week end with h i s | Ohio over the week end with. mother, Mrs. Grace Adams, and ] - /, ' h e r mother, Mrs. Betty Karris, i.other relatives. ar., over uie visitors at the home of Mr.! Mr. Owen Bullock spent t h e i Sympathy is extended t o t h e family of Mr. Ves Kirby, who passed away at his home Sun- day night. —a«lf PiloU to BUaford-Haa- pital. A speedy recovery is wish-1 holiday here and at Mt.' Vernon ed for him. Mr. a n d M r s . G. T. Hellard „„ . A ' S L S S Z W M "~ CCCU B - : Ma^erHa^l^an. < M r s Henry Sc6tt were dinner i D. B. Chandler Jr. was wth guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy j homefolks over the week end. Burton and son Sunday. A speedy recovery is wished Mrs. Lcla Smith visited'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cash last week. C. F. Mullins W Mr !!1M„ a _ J 1 and Mrs. D. B. Chandler Sun- week end with Mr. and Mrs. # r^ay were: M r . a n d Mrs. Glenn Orther Bullock and family. • Burke,-Mrs. Betty. Farris. Mr,;. Mrs. Maude Brown i s n u m - MB^ M bm^lle spmt the and Mrs Eugene Domico, Mrs. bered with the sick. E. P. Chandler and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Cald- i M r s . Bill Carson and son and well and family and Mr. a n d I iiucu xij*; visucu mt. MJIU mrs. LCCU Dili- . ... regular appointment at the. dine Sunday. Christian Church Sunday. A re-1 Mr. and Mrs. Junior French vival will begin July U and and Jackie visited his mother,] „ r , ™. r h. Mary Prench ' at 0rlando ifor M 6 r raiY^don FALLOUT SHELTER FOR A NEW HOME Carter will be the evangelist. I Sunday ,Ss£viaes will begin each night; Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Mink at 7:30. The public is invited, i visited their daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schur, Oscar Kelley, and family Tues- ond family of Louisville spent | d a y . Sunday with Mrs. Flora Baker, j Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hal- Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Mink comb and daughter of Vicco are and family of Cincinnati, Ohio, spending their vacation with visited • h i s sister, Mrs. Oscar her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myrt Kelley and family. Isaacs of Mt. Vernon, and his . Mr. and Mrs. Sherman King parents, Mr. and Mrs. John attended church at Mt. Zion in Halcomb. / Laurel County Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Hal- and family visited their daugh- comb and children of* McKee ter, Mrs. Nellie Lcger, and visited Mr. and Mrs. John Hal- family at Conway Sunday, comb Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poyn- Clifford Bales was in Kings- ,cr and family and Mr. and port, Tenn., Tuesday on busi- Mrs - Homer Poynter and family fiess. were week end guests of Mr. Mrs. Billy Renner and child- and Mrs Poynter. ren have returned home after Mr. and Mrs. Joe French and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Farrisj Several from here attended I have returned to their home in the funeral of Elmer Smith at Maryland after Being called; Mt. Zion Saturday afterndon. here due to the death of his Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor father Edd Farris. - ' and Miss Kathleen Brown ot Sympathy is to the family of Ohio spent the week end with the late Mr. Devert Hamm. j their parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Roy • Brown, and family QUAIL J-X Mrs. Tennie Bradley and daughter. Sheila, of Ohio spent For Family Protection In Nuclear War ANOTHEB type of shelter whiA (ITM excellent fallout protection can be built as as added room' to the basement of a boms under construction. It would add about ISM t« the total oast of the home. Urhttni. "The Family Fallout Shatter," an OCDM publication, contains plans for fire basic fall- Mi abetters. Copies may be ob- tained By wrltln*: Box Home Shelter, Battle Creek, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mink, and ; last week with relatives here. . sons of Ohio are visiting his Several f r o m ' h e r e attended parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman j t h e funeral of Charlie Rogers Mink and Ruth and other rel- ] at Liberty Saturday afternoon, atives. | Mr. and Mrs. Merriel Whit- Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Davis j aker and family of Ohio are and Mr. and Mrs. John Maurice! spending a f e w days with Mrs. Brown and family were dinner I Grace Adams and other rela- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice tives here. Brown Sunday. ] ____ . — _ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ponder i POPLAR CAP and Mr. and Mrs. TullvvParsons • : attending her niece, Miss Shir- daughters spenl the week end and son were Sunday dinner McGUIRE—STEWART ley Ami Dougherty's wedding jwthJher mother, Mrs. Jane Eucst5 of Mr . and Mrs Elmer Miss Mary Ellen McGuire and at Covington. Smith. Ponder and family. rharle? Albert Stewart were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Alien,, Poynter. who has Mrs. N. T. Gibbons, who was. married Saturday JuIyTat the and children 6f Centervillc, J*®" Bc "? College Hospital, i n jhe Rockcastle County Bap- home of and by Bro. Olen Mc- Ii\d., visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil | has r <' ,urned . A speedy t ist Hospital, has returned home Quire. They plan to m a k e t h e i r Burdine Sunday. recovery is wished for rum. an d is reported improving. home at Li Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mason i Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cupp is employed. left Tuesday for a visit with! visited her parents, Mr. and and family of Ohio are visiting vi«itnr« nf \ their daughter, Mrs. Delbert I M r s . G . D . Mink, Sunday. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rus- - • - - - - a Roberts, and family of Charles-i Mrs. R. G, Webb was in Lex- Sell Albright and other rela-t town, Ind. -t I inglon last week visiting her ives. Mrs. Christine Majors and: sister. . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lone 1 v»nMnt' n'nH Judv"*Mr *f> r family arc visiting her sister,' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H Hal- and grandson, Larry Ping, ofi vJHrant Mrs Fs'tfll llfesbV imh and dauehUr* of Hamil- Indiana tnz.nl S.mrfnv ninhl _ v »nzanl. Mrs. tStlll KlgSD.V M i s s N o r m a D u r h a m upd An- netta Robinson visited Mafl- Ellen McGuire recently. Mrs., Audry McGuire visited her mother Sunday afternoon. Other visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. Donald French and sons and Mr, and Mrs. Junior French and Jackie and Mr. and Mrs. Everett French and daughter, Debbie, and Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Robinson and sons of Hami- jtpnjOhio. Mrs) Russie Wynn, who has , spent some time in a Louisville home at Lexington where h e ; Hospital, is able to'be at home. Julious Sams visited his — 4' n .i mother Friday. Mrs. John B. McGuire a j W ^ V - vj. and Mrs . 0rbin Davidson ly were: Mr. and Mrs. M V / Q ^ weck wjth his . | Vanzant. Mr. and Mrs. Luther , M r ^ n d Mrs _ Henry Davi . Mrs. Jeff McClure. and family, i comb and daughters of Hamil- Indiana spent Sunday night M - r , itv p, rt v.™rant and Mi** 1 Mrs. Rosie Durham and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman King , ton. Ohio, are visiting her with Mr. and Mrs. Russell A J - i i w i , . VanxAnt - i Martha Durham visited M r . a n d were in London Saturday on mother. Mrs. fieri D e e s , and Mr. bright. *-_ -*!*-' .'-r.'.J-'kMrs. "Harvfcif Vartzant and Mrs. business. ' Dees and his parents, M r . a n d Mrs. Wanda McHargue spent ,? nd MR.^ Schttey • MargaretTrteW Saturday. S-Sgt. Sylvester Hall o f N e w : M r s , John Halcomb. the week end with her parents,, spent the.week .end wi.h their . John M ^ i r ^ has been on Mexico is~visiling Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Daugher- Mr. ancLMrs. Gillii Brown and p w" ' H xlrc n „i m »r vin '"the sidrJist. A s p e e d y r e c o v e r y Sam Halcomb. He is en'route ty visited his parents, Mr. and children. , 3 ™? 's w u h e d - f o r h i n T to Anchorage, Alaska. | M r s : Henry Daugherty, -last Mrs. Willie Logsdon is on the ?? nt s £f nt . i ^, I h 1 : : Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Webb and week. " sick list. " t Mrs. Mary McGurie and Mr. - son are vaoationmg in Florida Mr. and Mrs. Billy Renner Mr. and Mrs. Lester Herrin, an < 1 Mrs. Har\'ey Vanzant this week. and Mrs: Clell Pike visited Mr. and daughter of Ohio were re-' Mr - ™ M P" Cha . r !^ Du '" Mr. aud Mrs. Jasper Jones Clell Pike at Stanford Hospital cently" visitors of Mr. Hugh ha ™ an ° ' amU >: m e weelc and Mrs. Minnie Mitchell of. Sunday evening. Thomas and other relatives , , , Corbm visited in Livmgston Mr and Mrs. Junior Sturgill here. " " T Tuesday. ' . - visited Mr. and Mrs. Willard 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunt Mr a^ri Mrt iiiU Mrs. Shirley Mullins and Whitaker Sunday. and family. Mrs. Mary Single- ' . . . •* " ' * • | „ , M p HI,. • u u i n a m ' . . . , Clint and Myrel Vanzant Smokey Says: children VISUM .Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Farley and Jarvis ton and children. M r . a n d Mrs. , „ vrlM . Cromer visited Mr., and Mrs. Ray Cope and family..Mr. and th ™° J g ™ . «r- nnrt Jim Poynter over the week end. Mrs. Gathff Craig a n d M r . a n d ^ W U I ^ NFORO r p f n r M "- B , U . C r a ? and dauKhter I d M EvereU Van- WtUMO LHfcEK were weekend and Sunday ^ spen , lhe , wcck cnd with Shirley Chandler a n d P a , a r ? S a n d . I s . ^ "n a^d M r " a n d " M r T mrvo'y •re from Cincinnati. Ohio with; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor and Mr ' 81,(1 MrS ' " ar 0> WANTED BY THE FB here their grandmother, Mrs. Betty Farris. -. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Farris are with his mother, Mrs. Betty Farris. They were called here due to the death of his • wife's | grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vanzant . Bobby and Denny McGuire i w i , f . S • spent the week end with their,• Mink and family over the week. p ^ ents Mr and ^ M anfty : ^ L e r o y M i n k Jr is visiting hhi M ^ r U '^ d M „. Charles Stew-j COLD A match (nay down, bnl not on!! JOSEPH CORBETT, JR. Corb«H, ON of MM WI "T«* Mott WotHid Fujifh-et," it tot «KO(X from tK< Gslifornio liHtifwfioA f©i Men. Omo. Coif. «r« Mr-ring a S ytort' to l*f« Mntancc for «iwrd«riRf on Air Fore* Mrftont. A Ftdcfol worront *tn itw«f of UH A*> fdci. Col ifH on Morcfi 21. 1940, cHarging Kim wttl* unlowful ml«rifo4t flifSt to avo'd confw»*m«»*t for murder. A wf»it« Am«(icon, born on October 25. 1929. ot Seattle, Wotk, Corbett ii 6 feet I inch to 6 feet 2 inchei toll and weight 160 to-170 pounds He hat light brown hoir. harel ey««. o fair ' .compUiion, o medium build, ond hot worked ot a clerk-typat. loborer, worchoutemon, loboratory technician, ond olkyd-re»in cooker for o poinf monufocturer. ' Hit two upper front teeth ifont Inward and ne weort flauct, reportedly being eitremely neanighted and capable of teeing only clotc object! without them. He hot a mole under hit chin and a G shaped tear on.nit right thumb. Corbett. once a premedical ttudent, It inte retted in scientific mattert. bookt, ond i f intcntely intereited in firearmi ond target practice. He re- . portedly hai. a superior .general. ' ene rally lives quie iccomet erratic when Convicted of tecond-desree murder, lie it considered anSed and dangerous. Anyone having Information con- I immediately notify DEAD ANIMALS WANTED FOR CASH $! rp SI cash pafd for fresh dead or old crippled and down horses and cowi, plus immediate pick-up icrvicc. Seven days a week — night and day LEE DOG FOOD COMPANY Phone Collect. 1183 Harrodsburg, Ky. YOUR LIVESTOCK MARKET Service -— Satisfaction — Highest Prices Check — Day of Sale (Special) The Garrard County Stockyards Sold 2.002 head of livestock Friday. July 1. Receipts and quotations follows: CATTLE—42: Steers. $15 at 24:. heifers. S14 at 20; baby beeves. S22 at 24.80; others. S20 down; fat cows. $14.00 al- 15.80; canners and cutters. $7" at 13.60; milk cows. $76 at 168: stock cows. $81 at 149; cows and calve;. $112 at 263; butcher bulls. $14.80 at 19.30; stock bulls. $83 at 166: stock cattle. $33 at 108. CALVES—276: Tops, $26.25;. seconds and butchers. $25.25 at 25.50: heavies. $24.20; medium. $23; others. $20 down. HOGS—634: Packers. $17: mediums, $16.25; heavies. $15.50 at 16.50; light's. $15.65; sows. $10 at 1 4 . 5 0 ; a o w A m d pigs. $45 at 73: best shoals. $17 at 21.80: others. $15-down. SHEEP AND LAMBS—603: Best lambs, $23 at 23.95; good lambs. $21 at 21.80; mediums. $17 at 19: others. $15 down; fat sheep. $5.60: medium sheep. $5; culls, $2; old bucks. $5; stock ewes. $8.60 al 15.80. HORSES AMD MULES—27: No quotation*. SALES OF ALL CLASSES OP LIVESTOCK EVERY F R I D A Y . U n d e r U.S. Government Supervision and Bond- e d f o r your protection. . Garrard County Stockyards . Kirby Teater , Hogan Tester J.L. Tester LANCASTER, KENTUCKY See the Chm Mystwy Show in c of the FBI. the Take Home A Carton TODAY OUR TOWN AND YOUR BANK To paraphrase a point, "How goes Our Town so qoes Xpur Bank. Communities and banks, "likeother public service en- terprises, have always grown together in America. We are proud to be a part of this progressive and well- governed community, pull- ing hard to make Our Town a better community in which to live and raise families. The Bank of Mt. Vernon Main Street Mi. Vernon. Ky. CHEVROLET Year's Best Seller 'at a Record Breaking Rate! Tkiiiitkt frtcitiu Imtalj S f r t SrJa* More people are buying Chevrolets (including means the buying's'better than ever for you right now.. Corvairs) liian ever before—snd ChcvroletVpopular- So drop in for_ a chat with your dealer while the ity leadership is reaching ne<r, all-time highs! That choice is wide and the time is light! CHEVY? C0RVAIR THE BEST SELLER'S CAR OF THE YEAR! No other car even oune dose to Corrair In this year's competition for Motor Trend magazine's Car-of-the-Year award. But unless you're ac- tually driren a Corrair—experienced its silken ride, light steering, grab-hold-and-go traction —you can't imagine how quick it really is to please. Your dealer's the man to see. 'CifVdir TOO 4-Deer St Jan (with hanjy fili-irum rrtr if a] See Chevrolet cart, Chevy'i Gorvair end Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer t. Baker Motor Company MAIN STREET MT. VERNON PHONE 256-2131
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T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 7, 1960 T H E M O U N T V E R N O N S I G N A L , M O U N T V E R N O N , K E N T U C K Y
LIVINGSTON News s i s t e r . j S h e r m a n M i n k , a n d R u t h . M r . a n d M r s . E u g e n e D o m i c o M r . a n d M r s . K e i t h A d a m s ;
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- / , ' h e r m o t h e r , M r s . B e t t y K a r r i s , i . o t h e r r e l a t i v e s . a r . , o v e r u i e v i s i t o r s a t t h e h o m e of M r . ! M r . O w e n B u l l o c k s p e n t t h e i S y m p a t h y i s e x t e n d e d t o t h e
f a m i l y of M r . V e s K i r b y , w h o p a s s e d a w a y a t h i s h o m e S u n -d a y n i g h t .
—a«lf PiloU to BUaford-Haa-p i t a l . A s p e e d y r e c o v e r y is w i s h - 1 h o l i d a y h e r e a n d a t Mt . ' V e r n o n e d f o r h i m . M r . a n d M r s . G . T . H e l l a r d „ „ .
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A s p e e d y r e c o v e r y i s w i s h e d M r s . L c l a S m i t h v i s i t e d ' M r . a n d M r s . J a c k C a s h l a s t w e e k .
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i M r s . B i l l C a r s o n a n d s o n a n d w e l l a n d f a m i l y a n d M r . a n d I i i u c u xij*; v i s u c u mt. MJIU m r s . LCCU D i l i - . . . . r e g u l a r a p p o i n t m e n t a t t h e . d i n e S u n d a y . C h r i s t i a n C h u r c h S u n d a y . A r e - 1 M r . a n d M r s . J u n i o r F r e n c h v i v a l w i l l b e g i n J u l y U a n d a n d J a c k i e v i s i t e d h i s m o t h e r , ] „ r , ™.rh.Mary Prench' at 0rlando ifor M6
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M r . a n d M r s . E m m i t t M i n k c o m b a n d d a u g h t e r of V i c c o a r e a n d f a m i l y of C i n c i n n a t i , O h i o , s p e n d i n g t h e i r v a c a t i o n w i t h v i s i t e d • h i s s i s t e r , M r s . O s c a r h e r p a r e n t s , M r . a n d M r s . M y r t K e l l e y a n d f a m i l y . I s a a c s of M t . V e r n o n , a n d h i s . M r . a n d M r s . S h e r m a n K i n g p a r e n t s , M r . a n d M r s . J o h n a t t e n d e d c h u r c h a t M t . Z i o n i n H a l c o m b . / L a u r e l C o u n t y S u n d a y . M r . a n d M r s . R . G . M c C l u r e
M r . a n d M r s . T h u r s t o n H a l - a n d f a m i l y v i s i t e d t h e i r d a u g h -c o m b a n d c h i l d r e n of* M c K e e t e r , M r s . N e l l i e L c g e r , a n d v i s i t e d M r . a n d M r s . J o h n H a l - f a m i l y a t C o n w a y S u n d a y , c o m b S a t u r d a y . M r . a n d M r s . R a y m o n d P o y n -
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ANOTHEB type of shelter w h i A ( ITM excellent fallout protection can be built a s a s added r o o m ' to the basemen t of a b o m s under construction. I t would add about ISM t« the total oast of the home.
Urh t tn i . " T h e F a m i l y Fallout Sha t te r , " an OCDM publication, contains plans fo r fire bas ic fall-M i abet ters . Copies m a y be ob-tained By wrl t ln*: Box Home Shelter, Bat t le Creek, Mich.
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