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COURIER OF THE EAST KENTUCKY COAL FIELDS

HAZARD, PERRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1958 COPY— 10cVOLUME 48—NO. 47

The following rules were an I

nounced today for the 7th an-

nual Home Show Rake Content

to be held at Memorial Gym,j

May 2-3.

Eligibility all bonefide resi

dents of Perry. Rreiathitt. Letch

er, Knott, and Leslie Counties-

who are 15 years of age or overand who are not professional

cooks, bakers, or Home Econo-mists arc eligible to enter.

To en'er. you make a ehoeo-

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late cake of any size or shapewith icing or decorations of

your choosing, and bring it on,

a paper plate or cardboard toj

the Home Show at MemorialGymnasium on Friday, May 2nd

,

between the hours of 2:00 and4:00 p. m., at which time the

cake will be assigned a numher

These cakes will be judgedby a group • of professional

Home Economists on the following basis: appearance, eating

quality, and texture of bothcake and icing to determine ten

finalists.

Ten Finalists

These ten finalists shall be

announced at the Home ShowFriday night They will thenbake a cake in the gymnasiumSaturday, at 1:00 p m This cikealso must be a Chocolate cake

However, each contestant maychoose the size, shape. firing,

and decorations, if any. Pre-

pared cake mixes cannot be

used in the baking of this cake

on Saturday afternoon.

Visitors to the Home Showwill not be allowed on the gymfloor while the contestants are

baking their cakeEach of these ten finalists will

be responsible for furnishing

any ingredients or ^equipment

Miss Barbara Walken- was elec-

ted president of Alpha Omicron

chapter of Kappa Pi National

Honorary Art Fraternity for the

coming year, at a supper meet-

ing at the home of the sponsor,

Mrs. Orlin R. Corey.

Barbara, a junior from Haz-

ard, has served as the club sec-

retary for the past year. She

is also a member of Beta Beta

Beta Honorary Biological Fra-

ternity and the Ma:-krafters

drama club.

Her majors are art and biol-

ogy. She is the daughter of

Mr and Mrs. Bruce Walker,

417 Poplar Street.'

Posed for a Den picture are the Cub Scouts of Den 3, with Mrs. A. P. Gul-

lett, Den Mother, not shown. From left, they are Jimmy Caudill, Mike Spare,

Bill Gorman, Jim Gullett, Kenny Greene Bill Alcorn and Charles Baker.

—Hal Cooner Photo.

8th home ShowFriday - Saturday

Local Church

;Io Canvas Town

For Membership

Cub Scouts of Den 6 pet off to a fast start in a box race held recently dur-

ing a Pack meeting here. From left, Larry Dixon, watching on, Billy O'Donnell,

C. V. Cooper HI, and Paul Baker Jr. Den Mother, not shown, is Mrs. Charles

Metcalf. —Hal Cooner Photo.

Churches of the Methodist

Barbourville District will con-

duct an every member canvas

in May according to the Rev.

Dr. R F. Ockerman of Middles-

I

boro, district superintendent

The district includes all church-

les in and around Hazard.

Laymen in two-man teamsI will call at the homes of fellow

Methodists to describe the

church program for the 1958-59

year Each member will be ask-

ed to assume a greater respon-

sibility in church affairs, such

as: becoming a youth worker,

teacher, or commission mem-

(

ber.

Members will also be asked

to make a financial commitment!to their church’s budget for the

new year Mr. J Vernon Ter-

! r ell. Barbourville District Lay

j

Leader and his six Associates

K W Gibson, and Z. ColemanDaniels, for the Hazard Area,

i are directors of this presenta-

! tion of the Church and its

ministry and asks for the coop-

'eration in this Stewardship of

the total personality effort.

The condition of Truman Engle, shot last week while

fleeing across the L. & N. bridge here following a jail-

break, remained “serious” at the Mt. Mary Hospital

today.

Engle w%- operated on early Thursday morning.

Still at large are the six offo„owed EnKte w-8 shol in the

seven men who broke jail late kldn€yi McIntosh was hit in the

Wednesday night. Sheriff Paul foot.

Amis reported this morning McIntosh made his escape in-

They are Eugeni- Spencer, to the Hazard Yards, but turned

Duane, oharged with manstaugh himself in an hour later,

ter, CleU Miller, Floyd County, The jail break was the fourth

armed robbery, John Combs this year at the Perry CountyLetcher County, grand. Doug Jail—a building that has been

las Gilbert, Danville, grand lar- the critical object of the grand

ceny, Marcus Stacy Jr.,, and jury here for the past two years

needed U' them, and not in

eluded in the following list1

which the Home Show Commit-tee will fUrnisli to all contest-

ants. This list is:

Commercial cake flour, plain

flour, vegetable shortening

margarine granulated sugar,

powdered sugar, sweet milk

butter milk, eggs, unsweetened

chocolate, cocoa, vanilla extract,

salt, electric mixer with two

mixing bowls, rack on which toi

cool cakes.

Each of the ten finalists will

be required to furnish a legi

ble handwritten or typewritten

recipe of the cake they have

baked This recipe will be plac-

ed by the finished cake for con

sideration of the judges. Therecipe must not carry the con-

testant's name.

I

These ten final entrys will

be judged immediately after the

baking is completed and a grand

prize winner Arill be announced

at the Home Show on Saturday

night.

The grand prize winner will

receive a new electric range,

retail value of approximately

$300 Each df the remaining

nine contestants will be award-

ed a prize.

All cakes entered in the con-

test and those baked at the

Home Show will become the

property of the Home ShowCommittee and cannot be re-

turned

Prominent Teacher

Is Called By Death

John C. Morris of Dunraven

died at the age of 68. He was

a native of Perry County and

was a school teacher for 46

years.

Curtis Combs, 58 years old

was killed in a mine accident.

April 24 at 10 30 p. m He wasj

a member of the Masonic LodgeJ

of Vicco.

Mr. Combs is survived by two I

sons. S. B. Combs, Ancy, Ohio;

Vernon Combs, U. S. Army; one

daughter, Mrs. Bethel Leister.

Leatherwood; four brothers and

one sister.

Funeral was at the Clear

Creek Regular Baptist Church

ion April 27, with Rev. Burley

Combs, Rev. Frank Fugate, and

Steve Pratt, officiating.

Burial took place in the

Ritchie Cemetery on Clear

I Creek with the Engle Funeral

iHome in charge.

Lucy Morris; one son,' Hassel

Morris, Austin, Lnd.; one broth-

er, Irvin Morris. Yerkes.

Funeral was April 24 at 10

a. m., at his home In Dunraven

Buria lwas in the Green Camp-bell Cemetery at Dunraven, the

Engle Funeral Home having

Icharge of the last rites.

Gibson Elected To

National OfficeR W Gibson, president of

Mountain Wholesale Co., has

been elected vice-president and

chairman of the Executive Com-mittee of the United States

Wholesale Grocers’ Association.

Inc.

Gibson was elected at the or-

ganization's annual meeting.

April 22, during the Wholesale

Grocers' annual convention and

exposition, in St. Louis, Mo.

Gibson, who has been presi-

dent of the local firm for sev-

eral years, is also vice-president

of the Hazard Lions Club and a

member of the board of direc-

tors of the Hazard Golf Club

United Stites Wholesale Uro

cers Association, Washington,

D. C., comprises grocers whoserve about 150,000 independent

grocery stores and super mar-

kets, restaurants and institu-

tions in 42 states, Alaska, Ha-

waii and Canada.

These cakes will be

sold at the Home Show by the

Little League and proceeds from

the. contest will go towards the

expenses of the Little League

program for the year 1958

The decision of the judges

will be final.

Local Citizens

Attend Alumni

Banquet at OneidaAmong Perry Countians at-

tending the Alumni Banquet at

Oneida, Ky . Friday, were Mr

land Mrs. E. W

Concert Series

The Virginia Orchestra will be presantad at the

high school auditorium at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday,

April 30 by tha Hazard Community Concert -Associa-

te n. The orchestral concert will be the finel attrac-

tion of tho 1957-58 sorios presented by the local

association.Tw i Hazard Vocalists

Richmond, Ky., April 24 (Special)—Tho Eastorn Kentucky State College

choir composed of 95 voicos will prosont concerts in Northern Kentucky on

April 30 and May 1. Tha choir will bo under the direction of Profeasor James

E. Van Peursem. head of tho Departmont of Music at Eastorn.

Tho choir will mako tha following appearancoa on Wadnosday, April 30:

Lloyd High School, Erlangar at 10:30 a. m.; Dixio Haights High School at 1:00

p. m.; and Boochwood High School at 2:30 p. m. They will spend the night at

the Gibson Hotol in Cincinnati.

On Thursday, May 1, tho choir will give concerts at the following schools:

Highlands High School at Ft. Thomas, 8:20 a. m.; Baiievuo High School, 10:45

a. m.; and Nowport High School, 1:30 p. m.

The choir will prosent • program of choral music, including an arranga-

ment of sacred and secular aectiona.

Jamea Hacker and Mercia Wood, bath of Hazard, ara members of the

choir.

Hacker. Mrs

Clara Combs, Mr. and Mrs W.PNolan and Mrs George Evans,

all of HazardA large number of alumni

from far and near were present

representing classes from 1908

till 1958 Strangely enough, all

the members of the original

class of 1908 were present They

are J Matt Hensley. Perry Dav-

idson, C. W Craft, Woodson S

Runts and Dr Paul Hounohell

They had charge of the gradu

sting services on Friday night

Tha 24-piece orchestra, haadad by directar-coo-

ducior William Hackar, will ba tha first symphonyorchestra prasantad by tha Hazard association dur-

ing its 18-yaar history.The house-to-house drive of

tho American Red Cross will

be held Wednesday night at

7 p.m., Drive Chairman Julius

Lasslo announced today

In charge of the home drive

will be Mrs C A Zooller* She

will be assisted by a corps of

volunteers who will work var-

ious street* in the city, Lasslo

said

Mr, Hackor, a protsga of Josa Iturbi, first con-

ducted a symphony orchestra at tha age of sixteen

whan Iturbi handed him tha baton beforo tho

"Orqueste Iturbi of Moxico." Since that eventful

beginning. Mr. Hackar has established an enviable

reputation as both a conductor and piano soloist.

Ho has guest conducted a number of tho nalionR

loading symphony orchoatras.

Mr. William Hackar

Director-Conductor

THE HAZARD HERALD — HAZARD, KENTUCk.* Monday, April 31, 1931

SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF1584 Collins Hobby Rt 1, Hazard - 10 80 1 277« Dunn. Bill Jeff 8 18 4456 Johnaon, I,ula Rt 2 Hazard — 887

DFIINOIIFNT TAYF^ 16,8 Colll,,,• L*wU Rt 1. Hazard 822 2781 Dunn. Roy L. Kodak R IR 1480 Johnaon, Vernle ._ Rt 1 Hazard 1887****' tl* lioborl Hoi k 8 00

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QUENT TAXES, I WILL EXPOSE TO PUBLIC SALE YOUR TAX IBM ColttRa H I LRiir 15188 2806 Eddington. Carl Viper ^“

13 70 4499 Jones! Ashford Hulan IB.NCLAIM WHICH IS A LIEN ON YOUR REAL PROPERTY FOR 1651 Colwell, Brady Yerkes 8 22 2807 Eddington, Corbett Viper 14 10 1517 Jones Clifton Scuddy - 28 86CASH, AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE IN HAZ 1854 Colwell. Caaale Krypton 537 2800 Edwards, Charles Eat Dw.irf K H r, 4525 Jones Klij.-h Combs 1981ARD, KENTUCKY, PERRY COUNTY, ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1855 Colwell. Chester Busy 8 64 2809 Edwards, Earl Vlcco g.g i, (t Jones Henry Vipei 5J730, AS WILL BE NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT TO SATISFY 1684 Colwell. Enoch Yerkes 8 41 2812 Edwards. J ( Mfl Dwarf

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THE TAXES, PENALTY AND OTHER COSTS OWING BY THE 1877 Colwell. Hershell Bonny^m 44 86 2819 Elam, Roacoe Bonnyman III'r

11*18 4530 Jones Jack Dice 1151FOLLOWING NAMED TAXPAYERS:

11690 Colwell. Matilda. -Darfork 8.44 2886 Embry. Dahl 1411 Shinga, I^uisville. Ky.

*'537 4540 Jones! James All.I. j§87

1525..Clemons. Bill Bonnyman 18 86 2667 Deaton. Taylor Napfor y 10 80 4382 Jakes Fork Coal Co. .. Bulan —1548 Cochran. Oregn Bulan 10 80 2675 DeHart, Millie .. Butterfly 5 37 4.196 .lent, F. H Bat Vlcco1558 Cody, John Eat. Farler 12 32 2888 Dillon, Isom „ Farler 8.44 4398 Jent, Harlan — Vlcco1573 Coleman, Oscar Happy 8 19 1 2730 Draughn, Ruth H City 7.99 4444 Johnson, Herman Jeff1574 Callte, Maudy Allais _ 10 48 2732 Duff, Aaron _ A1584 Collins, Bobby Rt 1, Hazard 10 80 1 2776 Dunn, Bill — Jeff

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53? 2625 Deaton, Clyde - Chavies 14.43 4335 Indian Head Min Co. - Hazai

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7 P9 4350 Isom, Mrs. Gid __ Comettsville 5.37 5057 Pratt, Kenneth __ Kodak g la

7 99 4373 Ivey, Orville Scuddy 8 18 5873 Price, Elmira Gays Creek 44 72

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TH* HAZARD HERALD — HAZARD. KINTUCKYMonday. April 28, 1951

7310 Well*. Joe — Avawam 72 81 1 8083 Fugate, Uwrence Mr* __ city ..7310— Well*, Ollle .. Scuddy S.S7 HtiRO Furate, Sallle City

. __ 73 li Wells, Hoy Scuddy 11.11 ' 8646 Fitzpatrick. J T. City

Sheriff's Notice of Delinquent Taxes . . .7,141 WhitakPr

' Cynthia** niu« Diamond 13.30 u™ 7369 Whllaker, Mart Heir* c/o Daw White Rt 1 H*? mi .i 82 RflW - Oabbird, Chester .. City''Ann tirwu. II U.I n uena Cl -

16 04 H72f> Day. Elizabeth City ...

10 80 8732_.Oayheart, Wade City ..

8 18 8749_.Gilley, Mae Walkertmvn

7.99 8752 Glover, Dave . Lothalr

7 09 8708—Gorman, Wm. D City

10 80 8773.-Gray, Richmond City ... ...

407 White, Hershel .. Bonnyman7413. .White, Jerry _. Rt 1 Hazard7418. White, Orville .. Bonnyman7421 ..While, Ronald C/0 Mary Akemon Hardburly

ScuddyAllala

stm hjv wiiiu ntv n in17451 Wil,lams

- Chester .. Ary 5.37 8789. .Griffith. Ted „ City

BR2A uJL Miller aii,u741,2 W,,11,n,s *' ' "'d Maggie Rt 1 Hazard .60 '<<>7 Gross, Lula City

Keece, Miller Allat* 1 ' 251 7493 WUliami, James M Bonnyman 17.16 «41§ Grubbs. Price City

Williams. John Ary 580 H7511 WiHiams. Mahlon Est Ary 8.22 8827 Hagan. Elbert ..City7517 Williams, Nick Est. Ary 5.37 0850 Hall, Bob Etc. __ R R 5 Xenia. Ohio7542 Willis. Julia A. Est. Metzler Road Baat Bridgewater. 8848 Hall, Joe Combs St City

Mass . 5 82 6888 Hampton. America City

(Continued from preceding Pape)k3801 Rader. Martha .. Comb* 3.37

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17433 WiliiamV. Adam"" K ll'n

ldnRt iH*“rd r- JJl® 7434 Williams, Allen

5014 Ratliff, Gran .. Combs ... 10 80

1

5921 Ray. Willie „ City ....

925 Reece, Miller .. Altai* .

5958 Rice, Mrs Claude .. Browns Fork r 8 225980 Rice, Frank __ Happy .. 10 80

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5972 Rice, Wilaon _. Gays Creek 5 375975 Richardson, C. J. __ Buckhom 50 27•007 Richie, Hargis Ary 8 18

eninJanvn* ” Hardburly 8 18 7r>46 Wilson Edgar Krypton 5 37 8869 Hampton George City

•028 Richie, Samuel Bonnyman 13 42 7554 WUMH1, W 1! Vicco 7.99 8870 Hampton. Walter City

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yT,an 1342 7582 Woods. Benny Viper 23 89 8883 Harris. Addle City

!!??Roberta, Hershel Rt 1 Hazard 19 10 7563 Woods, Benny and C Viper 78 08 8885 Harris. Lula Allais

8131 Rogers Jimmie Dwarf 11-48 7586 Woods, Clarence Viper 23 07 8894 Hawkins. Alberta City•155 Russell, A D Comb* 10 61 7582 Woods, Osborne McRoberta 11 98 8805 Hawkins. Eugene City

8 44 7587 Woods, William - Viper 8 44 8901.. Hayes, R H. and Nellie Alice __ City7599 Wooton, Adam .. Busy 5 82 8927 Helton. Nellie .. City

8159. Russell, Johnnie HarveytonS

10 7810..Wooton, Hobart .. Busy — 8 44 8930 Hemphill, Opal r.

_

City

m!s nnwS"B“ih0rn 5^1 76,1 Wooton, Irene Comb* 10 81 8931 Hensley, Anderson Walkertown

7613 Wooton, James ._ Comb* 11.31 8940 Herald, Tom _. Walkertown7638 ..Wyatt, George B Gteauwr 28 94 8941 ..Herald. Wilson »_ CityY 18945 Herd, Hiram City

6218 Scalf, Bill Gdn Viper 8 228222 Scott, Mary Hazard 22 87•243 Sexton, Bruce 9531 West Ave., St. Louis, Mo .. 7 998251 Sexton, Roscoe .. Allais 23.896253 Shackelford. Mary Rt 1 Hazard 16.066261 Shelton, Arthur ._ Rt 1 Hazard 15 036270 Shepherd, Asbel Wentz, Ky. 5.376307 Shepherd. Monroe _. Happy 13 426330 Shipley I>on Hazard 107 478333 Shively. John T Kodak 14 438351 Singleton, Jackie Jeff _ 5.376352 Singleton, John Est Fusonia ... 5.376353 Singleton. Ted Jeff 13.42

7643 ..Yates, Thelma __ Winston Salem N C. 5 807652 York, John Jeff 10 807681 Young, Coon and Richard Avawam 11067664 Young. Estill Rt 1 Hazard 31 757672 Young, Jim Hazard 5 377679 Young, Manervia Hazard 5 607708 Potrey and Brasbear Viper 6.34

7709 Evans, Lena Busy 5 37

6382 Sizemore. Estill Rt

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Jett, Sidney City

Z\ ££ S5 c «• GRADED SCHOOL DISTRICT6406 Slone, Ray __ Viper 8 18 7728 Adams, Mack „ Hazard 17.25• ti t Sowar M Vleeo 8 18 "730 Adams, Mono Hazard 17.256414 Slover, Mrs John _ Bonnyman 799 7737.. Adams, Sanford, Jr. Lothair 36.076429 Smith, Arvil Harveyton 16 26 7754 Allen. Bill Est. __ c/o Martha Benton Hazard 17.256444 Smith, Cecil B Rt. 1 Hazard 8.18 7782 Ambrose, Frekey Lothair 20 .15

6445 Smith, Charlie Wheelwright 13.26 7782 Arnold, Ernestine _ Walkertown 49.146453 Smith, Dan Glomawr 8 67 7786 Asher, Carl Walkertown 8 466454 Smith, David __ Kodak 11.48 B6460 Smith, Earl Vice* 13 42 7796 Bailey. Bradley Hazard 8.466474 Smith. Emma J. — Dwarf „ 7 99 7802 Baker, Amanda „ Hazard 14.356481 Smith, Everett Hazard 8 18 1 7818 Baker, Ernest Hazard 8.486494 Smith, Herman Blue Diamond 8 19

17823 Baker, Georgia B. Winchester, Ky 69.43

8948..Hicks, Melvin ... 2204 Hawthorne Middletown, Ohio8951 Higgins, Marie _. City

8954 Hill. Mack Est City

R957 Hines, Ethel Deaton St City

8963 Hogg, Ed City

8975 Holiday, Tolbert and C. City

9014 Hughes, D J City

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9030 Igo, Winfred .. WalkertownJ

7830 Baker, James and Nora Hazard 20.15

7845 Baker, Rose __ Hazard 69.43

7854 Ballis, Bill Hazard 17 1G

7860 Banks, Sally Hazard 8.55

7870 Barger, Lizzie Walkertown 11.45

7877 Barnett, Grace Hazard B.55

7885 Barrett, Bill Hazard 5.65

6510 Smith, J. L. Combs 29.156512 Smith, J. M _. Dice . 25.686519 Smith, John ._ Ary _* 8 448526 Smith, Larry .. Rt 1 Hazard 13 888527 Smith. Laura __ Ary 5.376531 Smith, L. D. __ Rt 1 Hazard 8 186539 Smith. Lois Mane ... 1112 E Wayne St Lima, Ohio 5 376543 Smith, Malvery _. Bulan 10 616557 Smith, Nkke .. Vicco 8 18

6561 Smith. Orlena .. Blue Diamond 5.37

6583 Emilh, Shade — Allais 16 946591 Smith, Thomas ._ Vicco 13.86

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795a Bingham. T. G. Jr. ~ Hazard6637 Spencer, Chalmer Fusonia 8 1 8 7993. Bowling, Clay City6645 Spencer, George _ Bulan 10.61 h000 Bowling, Jim Walkertown6655 Spencer, Jessie and DeLanious Happy 8.51 8011* Boyas George City ______6661 Spencer, Luther .. Bonnyman * 8.41 8015. Brabson, J B and Edna V. CRy„I I”. II6680 Spicer, James Altro 11.29 8022 Brashear. Dorothy Lothair6688 Spicer, Rachel Typo 5 37 8031 Bray, Mrs. Robert City 5.656700 Spurlock. Margaret Tnbbey 10.81 8033 Brewer. Adam City 158.176703 Stacy, Albert Glomawr 8.18 8050 Brown C L and lV.rl Hazard 215.70

9052 Jewell, Dewey Lothair

9068 Johnson, G M. Etc. City .

9073 Johnson, Joan — City

9074 Johnson, Martha Walkertown -

9075 —Johnson, Matt Lothair

9077 Johnson, Nancy Walkertown9095. Jones, Isaac City

9096 Jones, John E. „ City

9106 Jones, Zedma City 1

K9146 King. Mildred M Paintsville, Ky.9163 Lay, Lloyd City

8179 Lightfoot, W. M H. and Janie City

9210—

Ly kins, Lee F. Sr. „ City

9211—

Lykins. Leo — Walkertown9213 Lykins, Oma City

M9241—Manis, Hester Etc. c/o Dora Baker Walkertown9267 -Mattingly, Fred W. „ City

9282 ..Melton, Carl Lothair

9283—Melton, Charlie __ Lothair

9291 Messer, Martin „ City7886 Barrett, Bruce _ Hazard ^ 1 9300 Miller. John & Maggie, Dewey __ Box 714 City .

7924 Begley, Justus Est. Saul 5.65 9301 MiUer Marion __ Walkertown7939 Benton, E. L. Hazard ---- " 05 9358 ..Morris, Lizzie Walkertown7955 Bingham, James M. — Hazard 46 24 9384 McAllister John Si _ City

•*' m *• 52 (Jo9389 MIClindon, James __ City

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10164 Woods. Ola City

10180 Wright A. W City

Y10185 Yancy, Margaret .. Walkertowa ..

10189 Yonts, Wesley .. Box 576 City10194 Young, Ed E CHy

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Kentucky, this the 12th day of April. 1958

Signed:

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9429 Napier, Matthew City

9432 Napier, Ollie __ Walkertown9433 Napier, Paul __ City

9437— Napier, Walter R. __ City

9448 Nickell, E. K. L and Polly 627 Home Crest AveDayton. Ohio

9450 Nix. Hannah __ City

9479 Olinger, Mannon City

9480_.Olinger, Vicie _. City

9483. Oliver, J. D .. Allais

P9504 Parris, J. C. _. City

9513 Peak, Mary __ City

9525 Pennington, Felix and George Premier, Ky.9545 Perry, Howard Est. ._ 2012 Woodland Ave.

Bessemer, .Via.

9577 Pittman, Anna __ Lothair

R9618 Reed, Austin City

9620 ..Reed, Mao City

9621 ..Reed, Russell City

9644 Richie, Maggie ._ City

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•700 SUcy, Astor — Dwarf 11.25 8055 Brown, William Lothair 44.76 9479 North Star Co City6709 SUcy, BeaUy _. Glomawr 8.22 8066 Buchanan. I. H. Jr .. 317 Cedar St. Cfty 159.85

j•716 Stacy, Brack Sr. .. Ary 15.03 8067 Buchanan, 1. H. Sr. .. City .481856726 SUcy, Dcnms Bulan 8 18 8088 Byrge, C B City 82 21

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6732 SUcy, Ernest Glomawr 8 18 q \

6748 Stacy, James C. __ Ary 16 48 8121 Campbell. Margaret R 641 Broadway Georgetown 23.050750 SUcy. Jim „ Dwarf 5.37 8]30 Campbell. Roy _. City 33.176755 SUcy, Kelse ._ Dwarf U-31 8136 Cannon, Louvicka .. City 11456759 SUcy, Margaret .. Ary 5.37 8137 cannon. James O. Jr .. City 134 200702 SUcy, Miltla Ary — 8.22 8167— Chambers, James City 25 956705 Stacy, Nancy and Joe Est. .. Ary 11.51 8184 Caudill. Lewis .. City 17.256770 SUcy, Polly M — Dwarf 5 37 8191 Clark. Tom and BeuUh City 46 15

0772 Stacy, Rachel S. and Byron Ary » 18 8215 Collins, Arthur __ City 8.406791 Stamper. Aaron .. Rt 2 Hazard 15-83 1 8220 Collins, Farris __ Lothair 8.550792 Stamper, A. L. 145 Temple St. Detroit, Mich. 10.61 18225 Collins, Lacy .. City 11.456«01_. Stamper, Lillie ._ Rt. 2 Hazard 5.37

1 8230 Collins, William City 8.550812 Standafer, George „ Rt. 1 Hazard — 5.82

|8231.. Collins, W M „ Box 231 Hazard 5.65™ Bus 8 63 8245 Combs, Aline E. „ City 185.38 9675 Robinson, Charles City

Ha.rison __ Busy 117a 8251 - Combs, Bell Heirs City 12.13 9076 Robinson, Chester CityMU—Stidham , HaUk — Kodak 10.83 8271— Combs, Delmer „ City 28 76 9099 Rose, Mary City0866 Stidham, KeUy Yerkes 8.03 8279 Combs. EU Allais 17.16 9700 Ross. Charlie AUais6871 Stidham, Merrill Napfor 5.37

1 8284 Combs. Floyd City 9 23 9704 Royal Crown Bottling Co WhHesburg0870 Stidham, Polly „ Blue Diamond 8.44 8300 Combs. Huey — City 40 35 s6880 Stidham, Sam Krypton 1 1.02 8301 Combs, Hurst Lothair 34 58 9713 sally, Herbert H City6888 Stidham, Willard Boat 8 22 8306 Combs. James E. City ju. 23 47 9714 sally, Shiloh Jr Walkertown0915 Strong, James Viper 5 37 juir, Combs, Lloyd Lothair 105.49 9775 sizc,nore Bige Lothair .0929 Strunk, Armion Comb* 8 18 8320 Combs, Malvery R City 23 04 9777 Sizemore, Clara Citydddd Sturgill, Carl Viper 11.79 8322. Combs, Marie Walkertown 31.75

1 9782 -Sizemore, City1 Sufferidgi Martha Itulan. 10.61 83M Comb* Mars K and Allen 190 Libert St. City 1145 97B5 Sizemore. J. M.

0947 Sullivan, Mannie Seuddy 7.99 8329 Combs, Maude City 14 35 < 792 Sizemore. W G Est City 1

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THE HAZARD HERALD, HAZARD KENTUCKYMonday, April 2B,

Final Shipment Of Trees For 1958

Hade By Division Of Forestry

presented to Mrs George F.

Green, low club, Mrs James

N. Comette, guest high to Mrs

Hal Conner and low gueat to

Mrs Jack West.

Miss Brenda Carol Dillard

dressed in Japanese costume

assisted her mother in serving

the following members and

Japanese Bridge Party •

Oiven By Mrs. Dillard

Mm M I. Dillard entertained

with a Japanese Bridge party at

her home in Woodland Park on

Thursday evening. The Japanese

motiff was earned out ht the

decorations, as well as the prizes

and favors which were all from

.105,500, Breathitt 265,500 Wolfe

315,000, Iietchor 305,500, F.still

89,500, Powell 82,000 and l^e

71,500

The total trees distributed in

the Ky River District for 1958

is 2.840,000 The majority of

trees distributed were Short

Leaf Pine. Loblolly Pine, White

Pine and Locusts.

NAPIER'S

Upholstering

Re-Upholstering

Refinishing

Repairing

Phone 862

last week.According to figures released

Walter

The last load of trees for the

1958 planting season was deliv-

ered to Perry & Knott Countiesby District Forester

Green. 456,000 trees were de-

livered to Knott County and763,500 to Perry County during

the planting season Just endedThis is the highest number of

trees ever planted in either of

these counties in a single plant-

ing season.

Trees planted In other coun-

ties of the Kentucky River Dis-

trict are as follows: Owsley

:uests: Mrs. Howard Lusk. Mrs

Mr and Mrs James Derlckson

returned to their home in Lex-

ington after being called to

Hazard due to the death andburial of Mrs Derickson’s fath-

er, Mr. Mark Standafer.

Mrs. Art Stevens, East MainSt., Hazard, was a visitor to Car-

ibbean Gardens, Naples, Fla.,

recently.

Mis* Beuris Elected yDirector District VIII ^ t

B. A P. W. Clubs ()n

At a meeting of District VIH lucl

of the Kentucky Federation of thel

B & P. W Clubs, which was on

held in Pikeville, Saturday and the

Sunday Miss Virginia Beurls,

a member of the Hazard R&PWClub was elected District Direc-

The Eighth District is com Mr

Read your county paper

keep wall Informed.

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tor. The Eighth District is com-

posed of Clubs in Harlan, Mid

diesboro., Pineville. Pikeville.

Hazard and Whitesburg. Mem-

bers attending the meeting in

Pikeville were Miss LeybumCody. Mrs. Katherine Kimbe.rlin

Mrs Bonnie Seale. Mrs Eliza

Jane Shackelford. Mrs. Dorothy

T. Alcorn, Mrs Bess WDraughn, Mrs. Gladys Gregory.

Mrs. Zola Davidson, Mm. Ila

'Catop and Mrs Mary Lee Greer.

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Date: May 17, 10 A. M„ Bulldog Football Field

m Free Dixie Cup Ice Cream

m Free Seven-Up, Pepsi Colas,

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Participants will be judged on take-offs, flying,

stunts, landing, etc. No extra points will be awarded

for building your own model plane.

1st Prize: Flying Model Plane, $19.95 value

2nd Prize: Battery-powered Boat, $9.95 value

3rd Prize: Ballistic Missle, $5.00 value

Contest opon to all Boys and Girls between apes of 8 and 18.

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Your photograph ... an ideal gift

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HAL COONER STUDIOHazard, Kentucky

SKILLED

HANDS

Mrs. Cisco Honored

By Shower

Mrs. James N Cornette. Mrs.

Price Maloney, Mrs Keith Rey-

nolds. and Mrs George Green

wntertained with a surprise

stork shower in honor of Mrs

Robert D. Cisco. After playing

party bingo, refreshments of

punch and cookies were served

to Mm. Don Goble, Miss Mary

Robinson. Mm. Billy Arimes,

Mrs James Wombles. Mrs. Ros-

coe Shackelford, Mrs AnnaMay Ihrig, Miss Betty Jean

McIntosh. Mrs Herbert Charles.

Miss Roberta Colwell. Mrs. TomBrown, Mm. Joe Goodlette, Mrs.

Robert Hardy, Mrs. L. T.’ Whit-

man, Miss Mattie Ward and

Miss Marietta Woodall.

Unable to attend but sending

gifts were Mrs. Goebel Smith,

Mrs. John Green, Mm. Lois

Taylor, Mrs. Lucy Polly, Mrs

Kenneth Tate, Mrs A. V. Wal-

ters, Mrs. F. J. Foreman Jr.,

Mrs. Norman P Cornett, Mrs.

Peyton Mitchell, Mrs Alex

McIntyre, Mrs Duard Hancock,

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(ENTUCKY - TENNESSEE PAVING COIncorporated

HARLAN, KENTUCKY

zli’e caoss iiostital ri w tv..

nette spent the weekend in

Somerset with Mrs Comette’s

parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. W.Ritchie. Sr ,

at their camp.

Miss Virginia Beuris, Mrs

George Beuris, and Mr, and

Mrs O. J. West spent Sunday

in Harlan where they attended

a surprise birthday dinner att

Ackley’s Hotel for Mrs. Beuris’

;

sister, Mrs. Amanda Ackley

which was given by her family

Mr. Frank Miller is now able

to be out afteir being confined

to his home due to illness.

Mrs Kenneth Deal and daugh-

ter, Gwynn, of Wheelwright,

were the guests last weekend of

her brothr, Mr Charles Lut-

trell Jr. and family.

Mr and Mrs Lige Holliday

and daughter, Mrs. Janice Kannell, have returned to their

home in Louisville after being

called to Hazard due to the

death and burial of Mrs. Hol-

liday’s father, Mr Mark Stand-

afer.

Mrs Pearlie Redmon, of Lex-

ington, has been the guest of

her sister, Mm. Asa Ferguson

and Mr. Ferguson at their homeon College Street.

Mr and Mrs. Jack Clifford

and son, John spent the week

end in Lexington as the guests

of her sister, Mrs. Nick Brash-

ear and family.

Miss Bert Cody has returned

to her home on Irishman’s

Creek after being a patient in

the Mt Mary Hospital for sev-

eral days.

Dr Lewis W Martin, of

Decatur, Ga ,has been the

houseguest of Mr and Mrs J.

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ADVERTISEMENTCORRECTION

In the advertisement for

the Green Tree Shows, ap-

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THE HAZARD HERALD, HAZARD, KENTUCKYMonday, April II, 1951

not a seam

to cut you

anywhere To People of The Hazard Areo we have

acquired land for a new modern ceme-

tery. Development to begin immedi-

ately.

Resthaven Memory Gardens, Inc.

Fuller Touts Bldg. - Phone 869

The Pikeville Senior Scouts Norfolk, Va.

Explorer Post No. 1. announced Commissioned in August 1957

today tlwt the. officials for th* he Ranger is the newest of theEast-West All Star Basketball \ aVy's super Forrestal Class carseries will be George Conley piers. Since her shakedownwho is rated as the Sta.e » best cruise last December she ha-refieif and has called 3 straight beep operating out of her homeState Tournaments George is portt Norfolk, conducting air

from Ashland, Kentucky. craft operitions with units of

Jack Wise, an instructor int he (j § Atlantic Fleet

Physical Education at Tiansyl- —vania College, will be tl other

. Mofficial Jack's home < in Lex Ad brmg. you results

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Mothers and mothers-to-be1—Come see our selection of

wonderful buys for baby. Our Infants’ department

is brimming with values In the loveliest of layettes

and nursery items ... all low, low priced during

National Baby Week.

5 FREE GIRDLESCome in and reqister for 5 FREE Girdles to be

given away. Absolutely FREE.

READY-TO-WEAR KNITSHIRTS

Soft-knit; short slsevee.

Both tie-side and lap-

shoulder styles. A gift

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TRAININGPANTIES

Quality white soft-knit

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DIAPERHOLDERS

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Waterproof. Buy several

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WATERPROOFPANTIES

gnap-on and bloomer

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Hazard, KentuckyMain StreetPhone 82

Super-Cushions Wednesday OnlyAPRIL 30

Family Nite — $1.00

Per Car Load

SPINA PARK

value pricedby the set!

DIAPERPINS

Fancy pins in pink, blue,

yellow ivory. So handyfor Mom—s afar for

baby. Perfect gift item.

Card of 4.

BOOTEESCharming little bootees

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age .. . made of quality

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Assorted styles hi

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Includes shirt andmatching panties to be

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HAZARD

April 16

Admitted: Sherman Childers.

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Bulan. William Collins. Rlackey.Kalhertn-s West. Wooton; Joyce4nn Farler, Farler, Tony Witts,Hazard; Deborah Smith, Jeff,

and Polly Napier. Rt. 1, Hax-ard.

Discharged Geneva Farris,

Myden; Hallie Centers andhihy. Sassafras; Bradley Owens,Carrie: Shirley Burton andbab> Hazard Jacqueline Rlsner and baby, Lnthair; OhreenLusk, Hazard, Lou Ada Turnerand baby, Lothalr; Lena Ross.Busy; Sallie Combs, HazardOra fjee Howard. Hyden; andClarence Overton. Hazard

April 17Admitted: Nancy Campbell,

P. T. A. Congress

E'ects Officers

Frankfort, April 25- Mr*. J.

D Pate, Ixmisville, was elected

chairman of the Kentucky Par

enta-Teachers Association Con-gress at the ,18th annual con-

vention in LouisviLle She suc-

ceed* H. Farl Kvans of SturgisOther officers elected were

O'Leary Meece, vice-chairmanof Somerset and Mrs MarcusYancey, Williamsburg, secretary

The convention met at theKentucky Hotel with Mrs Jamer

Gibson. Fifth District president

and Mrs Rollin Brown. LosAngeles, Calif,, national PT Apresident, conducting the ses-

sion

THE HAZARD HERALD, HAZARD, KENTUCKYMonday, April 21, 1951Caudill Serves

On CarrierNorfolk. Va . <FHTNC>—David

| Caudill, seaman apprentice, USNson of Mr and Mrs ArchieCaudill of Busy. Ky . is servingaboard the super ittack aircraft

carrier USS Ranger at Norfolk,VaCommissioned in August 1857,

the Ranger is the newest of theNavy’s super Forrestal Classcarriers. Since her shakedowncruise last December she hisbeen operating out of her home-port, Norfolk, conducting air-

craft operations with units ofthe U. S. Atlantic FVet

April 12

Admitted Cleda Carter. Haz-ard; tau Ada Turner. Lothair:Manuel Fugite, Walkertown;Clercy Clemmons, Engle; C .1.

Milleir, Rt. 1, Hazard; Opal I,ee

Sizemore, Hyden; Lucy Nichol-son. Hazard; and George Gav-heart. Rt 2. Hazard

Discharged: Peggy Williamsand baby, Scuddy; Artha Mul-lins, Vicco; Dorothy Lindon,Hazard; and Gracie Marcum. Rt

£. Hazard.

April 13

Admitted: Frances Gross,Chaviea; Magdalene Clark. Yeaddiss; Bonnie Jean Carroll.

Ch’v*e« Alice Jane Hall, Hazaria. Gary Combs. Lothair. BartSmith. Botto; Joyce Stamper.Ulvah; and Virginia Williams .

M _Chivies. ant* toby, Yeaddiss: Eliza Lee

Discharged: Opal Bailey and Johrison and baby. Typo; Bart

baby, Isom; Marjorie Caudill Botto; and William Col-

Vif Yvonne Collins. Utt Carr; ,ins - Blackey

Lucille Collins and babv, Loth April 1ft

air Alice Cornett and babv Admitted Bertha Walker,

Orrsloperi especially lor women*UmdI* Include* blood -build-

ing Iron I In doctors’ ttsU. I

out e* 4 didn’t sutler monthl y

cramp*. backache* Later ifewMif

rhsnge-of-llfe. "bot tlulnmSSm Even after menormosePtnkham's Tablet* botp MUdstr«n*Ui-glTln( bloodlOet amarine Lydia t OA;

ham's Tablet* from druggistTake them dally for the haws

"Pmnale suffering’ need neveroccur again far maat e snsa —not aI any age/ Yen ean fee free

from the alflaryrvun* and oldneed to drrad l vnth PlnkhamsTablets you nan hare wonderfulrelief all through four tiffPlnkham s gnlgue formula wan

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April 21

Admitted: Ruby DreadinRulan; Virginia Jones. ScuddyVina Mae Blair. JeremiahEvelyn Vanderpool. LothairGarrett W Sexton, Red Fox*Mary Jane Williams, Rt. 1. Hazard; Ella Mae Messer, ViperAllie Gorman. Hazard; GathaCouch, Tribbey; and Elois Kil-

bum, Rt. 1, Hazard.Discharged: Richard Combs.

Jackson: Katherine WestWooton; Nancy Campbell.Combs; Clnda Blair, Cody;Bertha Walker and baby, Cor-nettsville; William Phillips, Hazard; Eileen Fields, SmilaxJoyce Caudill and baby, RedFox: and Gloria Eversole, Typo

April 22Admitted: Nancy Combs, Haz-

ard; Ora Bryant, Jeremiah; Billy

C. HeJfenberger. Hazard. GlennSlone, Pippa Passes; Fred Shep-herd, Hazard; William McIn-tosh, Lucky Fork; and IreneMartin, Darfork.

Discharged: Johnny RayWhite, Yerkgs; Mary Archer,Lothair; Bertha Gross, Hazard;Yvonne Collins and baby. Litt

Carr; Clercy Clemons and baby, i

Engle: R. H Fike. Whitesburg.Ruby Draadin and baby. Bulan.Virginia Jones and baby, Scuddyand Dena Young, Viper.

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April 14Admitted: Joe Smith. Pine-

top; Thomas Smith, Daisy;Eliza Lee Johnson, Typo; Bes-sie Nanta, Star Rt. 3. Hazard;Bradley Owens. Carrie: NormaJean Walker, Fusonia: PearlieStewart, Fusonia; Pearl Farler,Hazard; Blanche Shelton, Hazard: Shirley Burton. Hazard:Jacqueline Risner. Lothair;

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Christine Watts, Hazard: RobertAlder. Jr., Amburgey; ElizabethAnn Campbell, Viper: MarieJohnson, Lamont; and EssieMcIntosh, Airport Garden.

Discharged: Opal Somerset.Hazard; Margaret Watkins andbaby. Hazard; Cleda Carter.Hazard; Betsy Campbell,Lamont; Gary Combs, Lothair:

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April 19

Admitted: Gloria Eversole.Typo; Bertha Gross, Hazard;Nannie BcTTe Baker, Wooton;Edith Mae Trent, Daisy; RuthCole. Leatherwood; WilliamPhillips, Hazard; Naomi Combs.Tribbey; Mary Boggs, Wooton;Margaret Combs. Combs. Joyce

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SHERIFF'S SALE

PERRY CIRCUIT COURTLEWIS KEPLER HYDE, JR AND WILLIAM EMORY HYDE. EXECUTORS OF THE ESTATE OF LEWIS K HYDE. DECEASED

Ve: SHERIFF S SALERIVERflDE COAL AND TIMBER COMPANY DEFENDANT

By virtue of execution No. 2006, to me directed, which issued from the office of the Clerk of the Perry Circuit Court in favor of lwwis Kepler Hyde. Jr.,et al and against Riverside. Coal A Timber Co , I will on the 19th day of May, 1958. it being county court day, at the court house door In the CKy of Hazardexpose to public sale to the highest and best bidder, a tract of land, lying and being in Perry County. Kentucky and more particularly bounded and describ-ed as follows:

DATE OF RESERVATIONSORIGINAL DEED & EXCEPTIONS

TRACT , RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDENo NAME ACREAGE LOCATION C. & T. CO. GRANTORS (ACRES)

Died Book) (Page)

1 boundary it W M Cornett (98700) 2 Sally Brashear < 42 30

1066 Acrec ) 3 P W Hall 1066 31( 14 704 John B. Pratt ( 13 90

More or lesff ) 5 John B. Pratt ( 8 412 boundaries 6 J J Dickey (138 51195 A. more or less 7 J J Dickey 195 131 56 62

(8 H G Pratt 74 561 boundary (9 H. G Pratt 107 71457 acres (10 Joel Pratt 457 41 172 64more or less (11 H G. Pratt . 102 50

12 William Huff 29 593 boundaries 13 William Huff 17 04467 acres 14 James Riddle - 467 32 68 24more or less 15 Elinza Holcomb 25 66

16 Harvey Holcomb 115 2017 John Shepherd 21150

Total 2186 17

Big LeatherwoodNorth Fk Hicks BrNorth Fk B ir Br

North Fk-B iir BrNorth Fk Btvir BrBig Branch-North FkScuddy ForkBig LeatherwoodBig LeatherwoodBig LeatherwoodBig LeatherwoodLittle LeatherwoodLittle LeatherwoodLittle LeatherwoodLittle LeatherwoodLittle LeatherwoodLittle Leatherwood

9-23-1912 recorded1-18-1913 recorded1-18-1913 recorded

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18-1913 recorded1 18-1913 recorded8-23-1912 recorded

8 23-1912 recorded

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1-23-1913 recorded

5-

30 1912 recorded5 30-1912 recorder!

6- 4-1V12 recorded8- 7-1912 recorded8- 8 1912 recorded5-31 1912 recorded

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Explanation of Riverside Coal and Timber Company’s ownership in the above tracts which are to be conveyed and transferred to the Executors of latuuK Hyde Estate

Tracts No. 1 through No. 7 inclusive— Fee Simpler, with the exception of the oil and gas and the customary rights pertaining thereto a* set forth in aDeed of Conveyance from Riverside Coal and Timber Company to the Kentucky West Virginia Gas Company dated November 8, 1940, and recorded In DeedBook 75, Page 344 (Note Tract No 5—Original Deed calls for 13 00 acres from which Rivermde Coal and Timber Company deeded 4.59 acres to the l<uui*ville and Nashville Railroad Company in March of 1949 I

Tracts No 8 through No. 17 inclusive -All Coal and All Other Minerals and the customary rights pertaining thereto; with the exception of the Oil andga» and the customary rights pertaining thereto as set forth in a Deed of Conveyance from Riverside Coal and Timber Company to the Kentucky West Vuginia Gas Company dated November 8. 1940, and accorded in Deed Book 75. Page 344 (Note Tracts No 8 to No 11 inclusive. Surface and Surface Kivbt»-old to Asbel Cornett by Deed dated June 9, 1955.)'

1 will proceed to sell said land, or so much ol it as will be necessary to satisfy said execution, and costs, there of to the highest and besl bidder, on acredit of six months from day of sale, the. purchaser giving bond with Approved surety, to have the force and effect of judgment on which executionissue if the same is not paid at maturity, when and where due attendance will be given by me

Amount to be raised, $1,941 74 plus interest and Court costs.

PAUL AMISSheriff of Perry County.

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AZAND'S, FINEST

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Law Increases

Vet Home LoanFrankfort, April 2ft — New

housing law signed by the Pres-

ident April 1, finable* more vet-

erans to buy or build homesDeadline for application by

World War II was extended to

July 2ft, I960 both for direct

and guaranteed loans and dead-

line for Korean veterans is the

same for direct loans but is

January 31, 1965 for guaran

teed loans.%

The new law also increases

the maximum amount*! direct

Ioansfrom 110,000 to $13,500

There is $350 million for use in

direct home loans to veterans in

small cities, town and rural

area. An Important change in

the direct loan program is pro-

visions for builders to receive

advance committments uponpayment of a 2 percent committ-

ment fee.

Interest rates was increasedfrom 4 1-2 to 4 3-4 percent.

Other laws provide that vet-

erans who have used their GIloan to purchase homes whichwere later sold, with the loanbeing completely paid, may havetheir entitlement restored if

certain conditions are met.

Veterans needing assistance

or information regarding GIloans should visit a representa-

tive of the Kentucky Disabled|

Ex-Service Men’s Board.

Muncy Completes

Basic Training(AHTNC) -Army Fhrt Joshua

A Muncy, 22. of Hazard. Kv„recently completed eight weeksof basic combat training withtho 2d Armored Division at FortHood, Tex

Muncy is a 1954 graduate of

Hazard High School and a form-er student at Eastern KentuckyState College. His parents, Mrand Mrs Russell Muncy, live in

Walkertown Station, Hazard

Dykes Completes

Army Course

— HAZARD KBNTUCrMonday, April 2$, 195$

WASHINGTON. April 21k -Acoal industry spokesman saidtoday the Administration's rail-

road rescue program, which refused to endorse repeal of theproperty transportation tax, "Isa fire foot rope thrown to rail-

roads drowning ten feet fromshort"The spokesman. Tom Pickett,

executive vice-president of theNational Coal Association, said"The bituminous coal industry,

the ailing railroads as sent toCongress yestorday by Secretary

Masie, lives In Llttcarr. Ky , recently completed the leadershipcourse at the I Corps Non-Commissioned Officer Academy In

Korea.

I CORPS fcoREA. (AHTNC)—Army Specialist Third ClassJames F Dyches, whose wife,

Raad your county popor and

koop wo 1 1 Informed.

most obvious, immediate andsensible means of rescue, al-

ready proposed by you and lead-

ing members of both Houses:Repeal of the iniquitous tax of

four cents a ton on transporta-

tion of coal, along with the threeper cent tax on transportationof most property.

"Fven a government ravenousfor revenue must recognize thatthis unjust tax pyramids thecost of manufactured articles

and strikes hardest at the na-tion’s basic industries Its re-

peal would lend impetus to pricereductions, increase purchasingpower and help reduce un«mployment

"Lifting this

as the railroads' biggest customer. is appalled that the Admin-istration offers only half meas-ures to help thesn "

Mr Pickett's charge was di-

rected against the Administra-tion's five point plan for aiding

Wells Completes

Duty In (uponA-lc Atona Wells, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Wells, of Jeff,

recently completed a tour ofduty with the U S Air For*in Japan, and is now stationedat McCord A.F.B., Tacotna.Wash

^ Clear uncflstorfed vision

In all direction* . . . relaxing

for driver and passengers alike I

onerous war-emergency tax would be of par-ticular aid to the coal and rail-

road industries. Two of coal’sprincipal competitors, naturalgas and foreign residual oil atdockside, pay no such tax andthus gain a head start towardunder pricing coal. Every tonof coal priced off the market bythis tax means less revenue forthe railroads and the coal in-

dustry, which already have theirshare of economic distress, andultimately less revenue for theTreasury through the corporateincome tax The transportationt^x, in this one of many exam-

Tau Sigma, national honorarymechanical engineering fratern-

ity at the University.

Membership in Pi Tan Sigmais based on scholarship, leader-

ship and interest shown in cam-pus activities.

'r#t* you. Havs it repairedwhara you gat tha finast in

iarv«a, material* and work-manship. All work dona onaramtaaa and guarantaad.Dnly ganuina material usad.Tour neighbor had hit repair-

640-650 E. Main Street Phone 327 & 600 Hazard, Kentucky

*d at: '

Papania's

Credit JewelersMain Street Hazard

defeating. The Treasury De-partment has estimated the coaltax produces about $18 milliona year in revenue."Some other features of the

Administration's railroad rescuepla nare commendable as far asthey go. The National Coal As-sociation has long recommendedthat the railroads be allowed toabandon unprofitable services,for the. losses thus accumulatedare loaded onto the already highrates imposed on coal. We havealso urged revision of federalrate-making policies For ourother recommendations, I referyou to the statement placed Inthe record of your recent sub-committee hearings by Mr. F. F.

Estes, director of our Transpor-tation Department.

"I realize that direct actionon the transportation tax is out-

side the jurisdiction of yoursubcommittee, but I believe theHouse Ways and Means Commit-tee and the Senate FinanceCommittee would welcome a

strong recommendation fromyour sub-committee for repealof this unjust levy.”

program submitted to you yes-

announces the handkerchief-weight suit

ym— clark cits aic powder surm for settlers

C.un powder was sorely needed at Fort Harrod todefend it against increasing Indian raids Geo R.Clark went to the Virginia legislature and negotiatedlor 500 pounds of powder The hig supply was broughtto Pittsburg, then was hid near Maysville Capt.Jones led a small detail from the Fort to get thepowder. They wen* athiekid by Indians. Jones andai'veral others were killed. Then Col. Harrod set outwith another purty and suctossfully brought the bigsupply to the Fort.

In Kentucky’s historic past, just as today, manyof our citizens have always enjoytd a glass of beer.The brewing industry makes jobs for thousand , ofour residents. The sale of this light, bright bevernge ofmoderation under orderly conditions is an importantabjective of the United States Brewers Foundation.Our continuing educational program helps beer re-tailers maintain their high standards

ti/W- KENTUCKY DIVISION, U S. BREWERS FOUNDATION

PC - t *13 Hayfcum Sultana, Uulivllte, Kattlucfcy

by “Palm BeachCIRCULATION

OVER

Only the Palm Beach tailors with years of

experience on lightweight suit construction

could have developed these remarkable new

Palm Lite suits. The 6-ounoe Dacron/worsted

wearing the suit! And thanks to the costly6 TAT I TROOP*#. JIM SAKS STOP NEEDLESS NIGHTTIME HIGHWAY

ACCIDENTS. ALWAYS CARRY A FLARE IN YOUR CAR JUST IN CASE'

bias-cut collar you get a perfect, tailored fit.

See our complete range of light, medium and

dark colors and patterns, today. Handkerchief-

weight Palm Lite suits for complete comfort

all summer long. Only

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TMF HAZARD Mt R AID — HAZARD, KENTUCKYMonday, April 28, 105$Hearing Date Set

HarryHousing For Ront

National Consumer Finance

Company wants field represen-

tative College graduate, not

over 35 years of age, automobile

necessary. Good starting salary

Our company offers (1) Insur-

ance and Pension Plan (2) Paid

vacation (3) Automobile allow-

ance (4) Advancement oppor-

tunities. Position Is in the Nor-

ton, Va., Pikeville. Ky. area.

Write Box 830, Bluefield. W Va.

4: 17-21-24-28-c

Frankfort, April 25

Francis, Hazard, has been noti-

fied by The Department of Mo-

tor Transportation to appear at

the offices here Thursday. May22 tft 9 30 o’clock CST. for hear

ing on his application to buy

taxi certificate No. 43.

Commissioner C. M Blackburn

.n announcing the hearing said

tho permit is now owned and

also

Street,

rtcc

Furnished apartment

oedrooms 60U Perry

phene 287

Housing For Ront

5-room apartment for four

or five months, furnished or

unfurnished Phone North 192.

4 28-lc

They made bourbon toplease themselves-and

)» pleased everyone!You, too, will appreciate the superb taste and

Kentucky quality of the magnificent bourbon

created by William Bond and C. C. LiIlard in 1869.

& 6 year olcll 90 proof

PROPERTY FOR SALEoperated by Harfison Caudill of

Hazard.Protest of all sale may be

done by anyone filing duplicate

copies of complaints with DMToffice and sending a copy to the

applicant not later than 10 days

before hearing date. Blackburn

added

ington. Ky.: four daughters: Mrs

Roxie Hornsby. Dayton, Ohio;

Mrs. Mary Daniel, Ft Thomas

Ky.; Mrs. Martha Arison of

Hilton: Mrs. Mattie Collins.

liCatherwood; 26 grandchildren

and 2 greet grandchildren.

room house and several out|

Want to make $15 to $25 in a

buildings This place is all in day? Many are doing it. Pleas-

grass and within 2 mile* of ant work for man or woman.

2 schools. Terms will be dls- No experience needed. Spare

cussed with buyer Write: Har- or full time Will teach and

old Benge Berea. Rt. Phone 2 finance you Write McNESS CO .

tuckv or phone 653M 17-21-28pd Dept. B. Freeport, 111. 4 28-5. Ip

Join thousands who are earn-

ing good income representing

Avon Cosmetics in their neigh-

borhood. For information, write

District Manager, Box 985, Pike-

ville. Ky 4:24 cFuneral was in the Second

Creek Baptist Church with the

Rev Hasbul Couch, officiating

Burial was in the Riverside

Cemetery with the Engle Fun-

eral Home in charge.

noney needed LUMBER WANTED

ep^SvJ' We are needing Poplar lum

xcellent earn- b<>r now Wl11 buy grcen or

Vrite District dry If you have PoPIar lumber.

15 Pikeville cut it now while the prices are

4 28-c up Operate fork lift, pay cash.

London Hardwood Company,

—

rwheo-e— like Highway 80, Somerset Road,There is an London, Ky Highest buyers in

opportunity this section. 4:21 - 5:8c.

SwinnoytownNorth Middletown was first

called Swinneytown for a settl-

er who had an inn here. In

1818 when it was incorporated,

the. name was changed to Mid

die town because it was midwaybetween Paris and Mount Sterl-

ing and the “North” added to

iistinguish it from the M*dJle-

town in Jefferson County.

of Winchester. Suitable for ser-

vice station, store buildings,

drive-ins. etc. also has additional

room for subdivision develop-

ment, for sale, but will trade for

Hazard property. * See Z. Cole-

man Daniel. Hazard, or W T.

Watts, Phone 49982, Lexington,

Ky. 4:28-rtc.

CIRCULATION

OVER

3000KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON

THE BOND « IIILAKD COUP/iaV, lOUISVlUE. KENTUCKY. DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAl'

DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY • KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 90 PROOF

BUSINESS SERVICESCARD OF THANKS

“If you are driving to or

through one of the following

BUrtes. Va., Wa. Va.. and North-

fern Kentucky and would like

us to help pay your expenses,

please caL Muncy’s Standard

Service, Main Street and Me-

morial Drive. Phone 39, fOf Com-

plete information and list of

cities.” 4:17-rtcc

customers, daily. $80 per weektion to all f rie(n(j s an(j r

guaranteed to start. W© train, ^ expressions of sy

car necessary, no traveling. Fordufing the recen t pas-

interview, write FB-1, Box 700. Mr standaferHazard, giving age and refer-

ences 4.28 5-15-cI

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OUTSTANDING SELLING OP* Public NoticeI PORTUNITY IN YOUR TOWN.I Earn excellent income during I

w "' next 4 months selling America’s Bids wui be accepted

most popular permanent awn- City Hall, Hazard. Kentui

! ings in your home town. Nation-til April 30, 1958, on the

|

ally advertised. Easy to sell,jng piece of equipment

I we tell you how. Peak awning purchased by the City

season now here Write Box ard; 0n6 \ 2 ton Pick-ui

HA7AAft XENTVCKYI

MONDAYAPRIL LUCKie

Plumbing and repairing-free

estimates. Call Oak 698. o^‘ o"dpE^rJ int!-

LAYETTEof tU Pacific

ready and waiting for them!

Paper HangingPaper hanging and steaming

wall paper. Furnish own paper.

Call High 236, after 6:00 P. M.

—PAUL SMITH.

8tp.

Watch Repair: Don’t Take

Second Best. When at Stiles,

First is often Less. 3:28-rtc

Wonderful cotton knit* — *oft o* a care** and mode

with all tho*e fine Carter feature* thoJ>elp gel

baby off to the be*t po»*ible *tort. A bleued

convenience for mother, too — machine wojhable

ond no ironing needed. And, of cour*e, they re

Corter-Set — *o won t shrink nut of fit.

P.S They're perfect *hower gift* tool

/ ^RfVEU-'BPBETOSONi-ciew-jaabt andes _ JJ

Inc., 601 Hall Street, Dallas 26,

Texas.

UESDA7 & WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29 & 30

floorfinishing.

4:21-8tccSanding and

Phone P-732.JEFF CHANDLER OTORCE NADER JULIE AOAMS LH BANK

When on TV—Jewelry and

Silver you See—Remember at

Stiles—Prices Same Will Be.

3:28-rtc

THURSDAY & FRIDAY. MAY 1 & 2

NEW CLASS IN BUSINESS ‘

LAW TO START AT HAZARDBUSINESS COLLEGEAre you interested in the laws

governing contract*, contact,

J

partnership, sales, insurance, i

real property, and other busi-]

ness transactions? A new class

in business law will star at the

Hazard Business College on Mon-

day night, May 5. A prominent

local attorney will be guest

instructor. Phone 506 or visit

in the Hazard Business College

located in the Allais Commissary

Building and learn the details

of this new class. 3tcc.

Rvnnbr Wi’dNcvoblnd »»••»•«

opvndo top*.

3 yn. 1 lor $1

LOCAL DEALER WANTEDTo follow un the terrific full-page national magazine advertising

PR*4&LUNG their PRODUCTS, our client, a progressive na-

tional company, now offers an excellent sales opportunity for

Local Representatives in every community To our kn vvledge.

our client offers the. best-known, most highly advertised PROD

1JCT ever sold direct to the purchaser through Dealer Sales

Representatives. Their sales program is complete: including

the necessary PUBLICITY announcing your APPOINTMENT to

eliminate the need for any door-to-door work

BUYERS WILL CONTACTWYOU FOR AN APPOINTMENT A

MOST LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN RESULTS IN VOLUME SALES

You may choose your own hours . . . beginning "Part lim if

you wish. Soon, you will become established in your communi-

ty Respected and Known fer the- products you represent No

deliveries, no collections. Teachers preferred. Others consid-

ered if a *ucc=sful s.-les background. Total investment r quire 1

$95.00 cash, or credit, for sale* samples Highest compensation

plan For this dignified opportunity to earn up to $300.00 per

week representing our client in your community, send applica-

tion to Department B. McDaniel Advertising Agency, P O Box

Oaw* — S*op 'oVwwdl

Nvvobind Hoody

CmO* li*d *>•«> Wtii'v.

Axvro, hok, Sly*, MhM,

<’ (1 i

The Green Tree Show! Kentucky's

OWN SHOW! APPEARING at the Haz

ard Ball Park, Apr. 24 through May 3

ia.k.t - Snop lo»*»»«d,

(•otlwrUUct! It'«. »*0<k»d

yok*. Axvro. Zmk. S*v4. Mi«t,

T.llow wid> WWH Trim.

Six* I met .. rn

Kimono — Srvap-lottonod

loorSorititch trim. Whltb with

Pink. Bluo, Mint, Vollow trim.

Abo tol.d color*. Six* » »0»

$1.00

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALEOne ’52 Fjordomatlc 2 door

hardtop Clean inside and good

tires. Color light blue with

cream top. $495 00 cash Call

North 538 or see Alta Richie,

Walkertown. 2tc FEATURING!The World'. LATEST RIDE! The Flbulou.

—Fastest Ride in the Whole World—The MIGHTY

SCRAMBLER—DON'T MISS IT!

One ’49 Mercury 4 door with

radio and heat°ir and good tires

Clean inside. Color light grey.

$250 00 cash Cell North 538 or

see Alta Richie, Walkertown2tc

29-foot house trailer in ex-

cellent condition. Newly re-

furnished. For information see

Mr. Moore, Southeastern Sign

Co., High and Jail Street. Haz

ard. Ky. 4:24-rtc

OR TR'’CK PF)C’FEED SHUTT! e

FOR SALEPiano opportunity! Repossess-

ed. This is real! No gimmicks,

no tricks. Beautiful mahoganyspinel can be taken over for

actual balance due. Very low

monthly payments Chance of

a lifetime! Free bench. Free

delivery. Free, two Beethoven

statuettes to adorn this beauti-

ful instrument. Free music

lessons. Too good to be true?

Weil, you just write and see'

Hurry! Finance Manager, 523 S

3rd Louisville, Ky. 5-lc.

50 Concessions

FREE Admission

To Ground

from 1-6 p.m., Saturdays

CHILDREN'S DAY - Saturday, Apr, 26

SATURDAY SPECIAL!-0n May 3,

All Rides, 10c

Westuighouse Refrigerator

good condition $50 Phone O.

1016 rt

FOR SALE one deep freeze

in good condition See Lewis

Herald, blue Grass Hollow, Haz

ard, Ky. *1*

Family • desires to rant for

themselves a two or three bed

room house. If. you have rental

available, contactpropertyGeorge Roach, phone 24 or High

27* 4:17-rtc

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