THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1954 .yi I VERNON SIGNAL- MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY

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RAMB LINGS "Should we have Eastern

Standard Time in Central Ken-tucky" is a question now under debate i a the legislature at Frankfort. Farmers are against the changc of time, while-busi-ness men are in favor of it. Personally it makes little dif-ference to me whether we have Eastern or Standard time. One can get used to Jhe changes of, time and it need not take long j to get one's life adjusted. In: the olden days we had suntime j also, as well as the established; Standard time. That usually I meant that the clocks varied a ; great deal from one community | to another and the confusion was endless. I should think that the Eastern Standard I" would solve a great many dif-ficulties that now exist between

ally bred from a high producing 1

line. This makes around seventy Holsteins they have acquired this year.

Tuesday afternoon v joyed a ball game between Livingston and Brodhead 8th : graders. The Brodhead 8th j' graders came o u t victorious j with a final score 37 to 24.

far. Edd Taylor of Bee Lick I and has been in very ill health and Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Rey- for some time. nolds were here to see their son and brother. Mr. Herman •Taylor and Mrs. Taylor- last Saturday.

Mr. Willie Wallin remains very ill. He is to enter the hos-pital at London. Wednesday, for a rest cure and Treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Saylor and Mr. Cleston Saylor

Mrs. Amy Frith has moved to her home on Silver" Street. This Is a hew residence recent-ly erected near Mr. Gus Car-

—— 1 ——•* ' 1— ; TT—?— f ———• Mr. Clarencc Pittman of; with flu. . : Oscar Mullins fnd son, Jerry,

Burlington, Ky., was hero to i Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fordyce j visited Miss Anna Loyt MinR sec his father-in-law, Mr. W., have moved into Dr. Webb's at Midway Junior College las t S„ Robbirvs who remaihs i}Ii new house on Elm St. » Sunday

Jimmy Cass, son of Mr. and i Little Tommy Fordyce is on M r s R e v e | | P l k e o f 0 l U w 4

spent the week end with Mr. M r a . ^ . S Cass left for Japan, the sick list. «,e w R . enu one day last week. He is ser- The Holiness church Vnembers M r s c l e „ P l k e ving in the Air Force and for had a working on their base- , , . . . . the past several months has ment last Tuesday. The ladies, , . Elmer Maiden

"been stationed at El Paso, T. quilted and served a boynti- Middleporl, Ohio, Mr. and j ful dinner. It being Mr. Jones's ; Mrs. Lyman Gibson and family

Rockcastla Circuit Court birthdoy. They almost comp-'of Pike Town, • Ohio and Mr. Civil-.Action. File No. 17 , leted the basement of which! Jack Durham spent the week Claude Baker PLAINTIFF i they are very proud. . • end with Mr. and Mrs. Otto

VS: Miss June Kincer of Calloway Mullins.

Mr. and Mrs. Manley Mo-Guffey, and Miss Gertrude Mc-G u f f e j of Danville and Mr Herbert McGuffey of Cincinnati were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

... Richmond, Saturday to see Shirley Adams Sunday. Mr. Howard Saylor and attend j Mrs. Robert Noble of Day-the Eastern-Western ball game. | ton .Ohio is visiting her mother. Y O

Mr. Pearlie Singletdn was ! Mrs. Nora Delaney this week. H e r c he l Harrison DEFENDANT *P*nt the week end with Miss taken to the Stanford hospital' Mr. and Mrs. Millard Shafer Pauline Halcomb. (Continued from peg* 1) Sunday and later removed to'of Lexington were in Brodhead S h o r i l t 8 o a l e Mr. Lee Mulliifs ha ; been' — the Veterans Hospital in Louis- j Tuesday on business j Issued from the Clerk's office, very sick for the past two weeks. ville. His condition is considered Mrs. Kate Hurst is visiting of the Rockcastle Circuit Court, Dr R. G. Webb. Mr. C. H.

to have one of her grand-daughter. Mrs. Hub- in favor of Claude Baker against Webb and mother, Mrs. Reb-his legs amputated one day this crt Adams and Mr. Adams this Herchcl Harrison. I, or one of • ecca Roth visited relatives at

eek. . , week. & my deputies, will on the 13 day Manchester Sunday. Mr. Marshall McKinney who! Mr. and Mrs. Leon Chandler of Feb. 1954, between the hours Mrs. Guy Francisco of Win-

is employed In Louisville was and daughter, Miss Mary Lou of 1:00 o'clock P. M. and 1:30 Chester visited Mrs. L. B. Fran-home over the week end. were in Fort Knox""last week o'clock P. M. at Front of Court Cisco last Wednesday and Thurs-

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tay- ' to see their son and brother. House Rockcastle County. Ky., day. lor of Danville are visiting Mrs. j Teddy Chandlir, who is station- expose, at public sale to the Mrs. B. F. Dalley. Mrs. W. Taylor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | ed there. highest bidder the following N. Riggs, Uncle George and Walter Hysinger near town. Mr. and Mrs. George Brooks property (or so much therof as Aunt_ Mary Johnson are num-

Mrs. Billie Harp and Soft nifr. "and 'Sfrs.' Ernest Masters, may be necessary to satisfy (he' bcrrtf witft the lick this week. Dudley have returned to their and Master Jerry Brooks were amount of Plaint i f fs debt, in- Mrs. C. E. Jones took her home in Middletown, Ohio after , in Danville, ' Saturday terest and cost). 1 1947 Kaiser little son, Guy Edward, who has spending a few weeks with her Mrs. Bcttie French'and Miss'Sedan Serial No. 04142S. Levied been sick for the past week to parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Russell, Alma Pike of Mt. Vernon were upon as the property of Her*; Stanford Saturday, for a medi-Atkinson. ; Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. chel Harrison. Terms: Sale will cal check up.

Mrs. Byron Owens is iri Berea j Bob Hendrickson. be cash in hand. I Miss Josephine and Fran;is this week, guest of her sister. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Smithers This 26 day of Jan. 19S4. j Dirkerson visited their father. Mrs. Edwin Parsons. Vflisscf Mary Doris and Ej.a Dewey Ballinger, Sheriff R. C.! Mr. J. W. Dickerson at Berea

Bro. and Mrs. Elmer Elliott: Jo Smithers. Misses Bettie Ann 17t3. hospital Sunday. They report .were in Tennessee last week.! Newland and Eyvonne Saylor — ? — ! " ' * condition about the iam<

vogue. I Arthur Ross. Brodhead. fined Bro. Elliott was called to cori- and Mr. Byron Maurice Owens L I V I N G S T O N ' . M r » w n McGuire and !*10.00 and costs. . —" iduct a funeral there. ;attended the ball-game in Irvine'; . " ' t i e daughters of Dayton. O.,

I told you last week that I Austin Thomason. Burr, fined] Mps Bcttie Newland return-, Tuesday night. . j There will be a Lions Club j are visiting her parents. Mr . ^ would let you know when con-1*10.00 and costs. " i ed to her home last Friday after I Messrs Steve and Clennie Banquet at Livingston school I and Mrs Russell Mullins. 0 0 0 '• m , r i.,,,!.,,, t o o i , , r , , n . struction on U. S. 25 will begin. JohniWelles. Lincoln County, spending * v e r a l Weeks with i Singleton of Louisville were Friday Feb 19 at 6 00 P M l Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Durham • . It started Monday. The project fined $50.00 and costs and 10 her daughter. Mrs. Cecil Smith I here Sunday to see their mother j sponsored by IMvingston P T A of Somerset visited Mr and courses in »cou g ana is a bi« one and will take a: days in jail. Welles was charged a n ( j Mr. Smith in Indianapolis. Mrs. Ethel Singleton w h o r e - Have you a dinner date? H not. Mrs Henry Daugherty and leadership techniques last year, year or. so t o complete. Fortun-.j f ° r making a disturbance in i Mrs, Robert Owens who mams in a serious onidiion at plan to attend We promise you family Saturday. When t h e ' Boy ik-outs of ately it is an open contract s b | i a ' ' at time of confinement. . {underwent an operation a t ' h e r home near town ' a good dinner and an interest- \ Mrs, C. H. Webb and little America was incorporated in that traffic will be able to pass, , Coy Carmack Jr., Brodhead. Stanford hospital last week was Mrs Jack Owens. Mrs Willie 'ng evening.- j son Bobby visited relatives at w .«Kmoi,u. n <" -t- 'Vh H .1 .-.i-l .lA... . .u J:# I fined 11 n fin and rn.tc L - L_... _L. , /-* , , , \l /'!.,< 1 U 1 .. . I fWYtir. wasningum. i. -*o. o.

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ON THE RECORD

Rockaulla County Court

Public Drunkenness Charles ' Smith, Livingston,

. fined $10.00 and costs. Bill Cox Brodhead. fined $10.

near-by states where the East- 00 and costs. I Standard time is i

BOY SCOOTS OF AMERICA

(Sponsor's Homo Horo1,

through "Without too much. an<* c o s t s - ; able to be brought home Tues- Cass, and Mrs. Virgil Martin Mrs Clifford B a l e s ehter-j Corbin Sunday ficufty,, .ahh&ugh the aiperix\4l Cash, fined $10.00 and i day. She is getting along fine-^wcre in Rwhmond Ssrturday, Gained her B T. U group of; John Durham A I . . 1 i . t j _ n 4- n.An. 1 costs. I I . I i f r - - ' tendent told me to warn trav-j c°sts- Mr. and Mrs. Lenzie Morris shopping. Juniors last Thursday elers to be careful. There will I Cnwles Durham. Red Hill, |Qf Richmond, ifod.. visited h%r Miss Juanita Kidwell who U basrmpnt of the church be danger spots. !« • • •? a n c o s t s an(^ '* v e l parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard attending Eastern Ky. Teachers a wemer roast. Games

When this stretch of- high- ' d a y s ' n ! Burdette the first of the week. College was at home with-her played and aH reporte<i a way will be completed U. S. ' Adams. B r o d h e a d . M i s s Shirley Owens was in parents. Mr. and Mrs Willie nice evening A large ni

* *15 will be by far _the best route. " n e d $10.00 and costs- Richmond Saturday of last week KidwelL over the week end. - was present south thnSigh Kentucky* and} : - 'shopping. Bro. and, Mrs. George ^onp Mr and Mrs E Wood:

ick again. I Miss Bernice and Paul.nr Mullins of Hamilton. Ohio vis-

. iied here over the week end. Mr. Donald Ponder of Rich-

. mood, relative! eek end

voluntary movement it still re-mains Dr Schuck said there are now 860.000 Scouters "who take lime Jrom their own car-eers to give service in Scout-

order to help their < a long time to come we may j Wanted.-j-No. 1 alfalfa hay- Mrs. Stella Smith U visiting and Mr,. ami -Mr . Rill™- HnK- Mr. .and Mrs. James Lear from Mrs. f ree lan Hughes and m^ i j l i cv . d o t better job _of

be certain thai the tourist t raf- , *n° N o - 1 Clover hay. No. '.her g'rand-daKgtttei; Mrs. It. 's^day'" !....f, a Latirrf /Vdnfv- visited M* •»—< « - • .r.i.:— •• le over this route will be trem- ' h a y - „ ' 'White and Mr .White in weeks visit in Indiana. Mrs. W. N. Kiggs last Friday:-bin last T h u r s d a y . - - S m r , j am n , . , , :i ooo ndous. . R°ck°astle Farm Service. (9n(f< Berea. Messrs Clayton and Jess Mr Clell Pike is confined We are glad to welcome Mr nnn . ' . ' '

— r 1 R P n n m ? A ^ r * a n c ' Mrs. Johnnie Cor- Holcomb and J. D. Brummitt with flu. and Mrs. Chas. Ball asVew re*-. * n " L e t t e r T o T h e E d i t o r P x t U f i m m bin of Brownsburg. Ind.. were of Covington. Ky.| were with M r » c Mounts has been idents to our town ; members of the Boy Scouts or

Mr. Ci—i- . . - l a s t w ^ k o t h e r mother relatives the latter part of the v « y s i c k f o r t h c P a s t M r a n d , M r s Karl Sa^ili, Mrs. America Dear Mr. Schumacher: 'and M a t t i T s i n g k ^ T a n i ' " M P I * f b j n ' ^ wMC • 7

Please find a check enclosed, Nath Roberts were in Louis-1 R grand-mother, Mrs. J . W. Mr Jack Lunsford w i s taken for the amount of $2.50 for ville Sunday to see Mr Pearlie- A i ' . . . . ^ , to "the home of. his daughter. this year's subscription to the .Singleton 4 o T a patient m j , * ^ X K ^ h T ^ M " ' Signal. Though our paymetU i»khe»V«ter»iw Hc«pital there h ? „ ° " h » d t**" w ' t h daughter. a month overdue, you h a v l ^ M?.* and Mrs. J. B. Albright j t e l l i n g ^ h ^ is rat^a S ^ M " s"» 'on J o r the past been so kind as to contmueiand Mr. and Mrs. Charles E s t e s ' n o w James b l t t e ? known « / ' * T ° " " n s a

sending it our way and we |of Eubanks were guests of Mr.' " D i c k i e " ^ ihe « n nf MT »„H f e e « ' e * ! d ' U ? " . J -appreciate this very much. I ,-vnd Mrs. Arch Albright last Mrs Doc LaFeveA - t ° K'"* am sorry for the negligence in, Sunday. r f f , cinnati is visi t ing her mother.

"WrfM not get alb tin the Mt. Vernon Signal, keep it coming ot Sincerely yours. Lanis E. Kineman Tipton. Indiana.

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Brodhead School News Rockcastle County farmers1

met in the Agriculture Build-' ing last Tuesday evening. Ray Hopper and Earl Welch from the University of Kentucky made "a vary interesting dis-cussion with the farmers on different kinds of silos and sil-age especially suited to this area. We had a fine attendance and much interset shown.

The Lions Club met at th« school building last Thursday evening. Several members were present. Luncheon was seryed a t 6:30 P. M. by Mrs. Dessie Taylor and Mrs. Beulah Riddle.

Laco Hamm, one of our lead-ing "Tigers" who had an eye injury a few weeks ago, is able to be back in school again.

We were glad to greet one of our** former l ibrarians, Mrs. Nancy Williams who called, at our school Monday morning.

Dr. Carter; of Campbeeville College," spoke to the Senior class the fourth period last Monday.

Two of our ball-players, Don Vanhook and Russell Hacker are absent from school because of illness. - - Miss Marf ie Dees, a seventh grade pupil in Mrs. Lela Bay-lor's room is able to attend classes two- or three . d a y s ' a week now. She has been absent from school several weeks be-

V.causfe of an attack of rheumatic fever.

The G. O. C. met Thursday evening with their leatMwjJKr. .CHas. E. Hurt. Our "Spotters" have relieved several compli-ments on the fine way in which they are carrying on this work.

Thursday, February 18 we will enjoy another of our as-sembly programs. This one is featuring George Pitts in "High-lights of Variety". It will be j u s t ' what the name implies, "variety", as it will include comedy, ventriloquism, phant-acy, sound and sound effect. We are looking forward to this. ,

Brodhead F. F. A. boys brou-ght in another load oT Holstein calves last v/fcek from Shelby! county. These are all artifici-1

Master Larry Kid well and Mrs. Amy Frith Ibis, week

rsir* r - r r f - ^ JS L sons and son, Master Randell, Word was recieved Tuesday S o T ^ y ^ f l l mcH T h ^ T v o -

fetf'of •JeTtlvST5^ ^ " UMn^ea" "̂ha'd n't rt A*" " " 7 Cr'1W" a very in in oerea. He had an ford. A verv interesting nro-

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