Brandenburg KY Meade County Messenger 1946

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Thursday April 25, 1W6
The Meade County Messenger, Brandenburg, Ky.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stoy Bratcher and
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. A l e x Martin and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John
FRYERS—Frying chickens for
Evelyn and Francine Martin vis- Hobbs and children dined with son of Louisville. Mr. and lira.
sale at MRS. S. A. BUNGER'8
ited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kasey Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Redmon Sun- James Hager of Rogenvllle were
Route 1, Brandenburg, on HighMr. and Mrs. T. H. Bennett enweek end guests of Mr. and Mrs,
fee ALLOTS GOAL S**YIC« way 60 near Doe Run Hotel road. tertained the following to Easter and family of Irvington last Sun- day.
Mrs. Ella Mae Mitchell received John Payne and their guests Sunday.
dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
a letter from her son, Pvt. Albert day were Miss Maude Ritchie of
FOR SALE—One 9x12 Axminister Lyons .Mr. and Mrs. Oatley All
caret* blocks,
Lee Mitchell of N e w Jersey Sat- Flaherty, Mr and Mrs. Bernard
15
TO
BE
GRADUATED
rug: one rollaway bed; 5-burner good, Mr. and Mrs. Oryille Ward,
urday stating h e would spend Ritchie and children. Mr. a n a
FROM
FLAHERTY
HIGH
Savoil keronsene stove with built- all of Custer, Mr. and Mrs. MarEaster on t h e Atlantic Ocean on Mrs. W. A . King and Mrs. Jodie
in oven. MRS. H. B. MILLER. tin Miller and family, Mr. and Continued from page
his
w a y to Europe.
Thompson of Brandenburg.
lowing
little
children
will
receive
TOR SALE—Orchard
Irvington, K y .
It Mrs. Brunei and daughter.
their First Holy Communion at • » * » » ^ » » # » ^ # i # » » # > » » » » » » # I » » » # » # ^ # » » » # # » # ^ » # I » » » * I * I # » « * « » I # # # I » # » » » # » # # # ^ I # ,
racleaned, free «f
Mrs. Ethel Lyons of High St. Martin's Church: Shirley Rose
dateie.
HOMBR
RICHARD- FOR SALE—Baby buggy, almost Plains spent a few days last week Ritchie, Elizabeth Brown, Barbara
new, in perfect condition, price with Mrs. A. L. Barnes.
SON. Braadenburf. Ky.
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Vowels, Mary M. Padgett, Mary
$17.00. Write MRS. EARL LUCAS
Mr. and Mrs. John Sharp en- F. -Mills. Najet Whelan, Shirley
It tertained Easter Sunday, Mr. and Raley, Catherine Mills, Louise
If you have •omethinf l a need of Brandenburg, Ky. R. 1.
repair, i e e Frankie Miller, PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW Mrs. Willie Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Crutcher, Mary R. Seymour, K e n
Sharp, Jimmie Sharp, Whelan, Gene Corbett, James £.'
Brandenburg, Ky. He fixea Wash- IF YOU WANT BABY CHICKS Wilbur
Mrs. Howard Pyles, all of Louis- Peake, David Crutcher, Ernest
I plan now to close my hatch- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haynes
ing Machines, Refrigerators and
ing
season the last week in May. and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Ray, Leo Whelan, David Lancasmoat anything that need* fixing.
All my orders ar,e booked up toMcCamish of High Plains, Mr. ter, Kenneth Thompson, Robert
Hobbs, Raymond Pike, Frances
and including May 15th. Anyone and Mrs. Fred Kaelin and son,
Thompson, Joseph Lancaster.
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wanting chicks after that date,
and Mrs. Arthur Carman and
Sunday evenmg before BeneATTENTION 'REAL
ESTATE please send your orders in at Mr.
family, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sharp diction service, they will b e e n OWNERS-r-Do you wish to sell once. Thanks.
„ and family of Corners, Mr. androlled in the Scapular of Mount
your farmpr house and lot? We HILLTOP FARM HATCHERY, Mrs. Ollie Nolon.
Carmel.
have cash ^buyers for farms and Betty A. Woolfolk, Brandenburg,
Rev. Cooper held sunrise serFollowing
Benediction, the
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vice Easter morning at the Meth- Flaherty School Music class will
houses. We handle all details on Ky.
give a recital in t h e Community
auction^ sales.
LAMKIN & FOR SALE—An extra good violin odist Church.
iby Hall. Saxophone duets will be
Mrs. Mary E. Stone and bab;
in first class shape, Adler vicMILLER, Ekron, Ky., or Louisplayed by Bobby Hamilton and]
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ville, MA. 1361.
16-4t trola with about 100 records. Cecelia spent Wednesday w iith Sidney
Clarkson. The rhythm orMRS. JIM WOOLFOLK, Bran- her sister Mrs. Russell Barnes,
Mr. Shelby Best has purchased chestra with the following perIt
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INTERIOR
A N D EXTERIOR denburg, K y . S t a r Route
sonnel will play several seleca new school bus.
Painting, Kern-toning, Special FOR SALE—I have five nice lots
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Kasey and tions: Mary A. Rhodes, Lois
Care on roofs and guttering. See in the town of Brandenburg for family of Irvington visited Mr. Wathen, Rodney Clarkson, Billy
or write FLAHERTY & CAL- sale, and will sell them in 50-foot and Mrs. Alex Martin Sunday af- Shacklette, Rose Wathen, Jane
Shacklette.
Instrumental solos
VERT, Rhodejia, Ky.
10-lSt lots or will sell the entire plat of ternoon.
five lots as a whole. Anyone inMr. and Mrs. Julian Hardaway, will be played b y Mary Redmon,
terested i n one or more of these Mrs. B e n Clarkson Hardaway Bertha Shircliffe, Louise Redmon,
FOR SALE—Hybrid seed corn, lots please s e e m e at my home. and son of Louisville spent Sun- Shelly Hager, Jean Mills, Jean
U. S. 13, grown by Ralph Myers MRS. W. R. HEAVRIN, Branden- day with Dr. and Mrs. A. M Har- Pike, Clementine Clark, Joan
1 Electric Radio (Radiola)
Redmon, Martha Burnett, Patsy
It daway and Clarkson.
and P. R. Parr, $6.25 per bushel. burg, Ky.
1 Electric Washer (Easy)
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Berry Seymour, Dorothy Wathen, MilEight years experience. S e e or
3
Electric Table Lamps
dred Powers. This same group
write THOMAS B. CUNNING- FOR SALE—1 upright piano, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert will take part in a Daisy Dance,
1 Electric Toaster (Toastmaalet)
cherry case; 1 coal oil stove; 1 Berry, all of Vine Grove visited
HAM, Wolf Creekl Ky.
10-8t Warm
1 Bottle Gas Rang*
Morning stove; 2 beds Mr. and Mrs. John Rothlesburger an artistic arrangement b y Janet
Monaghan.
with springs and mattresses, DR. Sunday.
1 Electric Refrigerator
i
BABY CHICKS—Place your or- S. H. STITH, Brandenburg, Ky. It
Mr, and Mrs, Oval Haynes and
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der now. Will close soon. All
daughter of Valley Station, Mr.
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heavy breeds $10.50 per hundred. NOTICE—Notice is hereby given and Mrs. Paul Carter were SunLeghorns $10.25. NATURAL GAS to all parties having any claim day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Wanda Gerkins of Fort
HATCHERY at Flaherty, P, Oragains the estate of Mrs; Ethel David Lucas and family.
1 Trailer
Miss Eunice Lucas of Louisville Knox* spent the w e e k e n d with
Ekron, Ky.
12-8t B. Ashcraft, deceased, to file the
ent the week end with Mr. and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
same verified as required by law, spei
Gerkins.
s. Lewis Lucas.
Mrs
FOR SALE—About 400 bushels with me, or with m y Attorney
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Henry, Mr.
Mrs.
James
Clarkson
of
Indiaof Black Wilson soy beans at W. D. Ashcraft on or before the napolis, is spending some time June Haynes and daughter Verna
1 4 year old Mara Mule 15V4 hands Ugh
*2.65 per bushel and you furnish 1st day of June 1946. WILBUR with her sister, Mrs. Nathan Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Henry spent
1 Good Aged Mule
your o w n sacks.
MACK ASHCRAFT, Executor of estate Board and Mr. Board, who isSunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Haynes and family. Mr. and Mrs.
gradually getting worse.
JOHNSTON Wolf Creek, Ky. 13-8 of Mrs. Ethel B. Ashcraft.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Huffines Bertrand Kennedy and family of
i
FOR SALE—1937 Ford dump NOTICE FOR CLAIMS—All per- and daughter of Custer, Mrs. W. Louisville were also guests.
Mr. and Mrs. F . C. Clements
truck, good tires, in fair shape. sons having claims against the P. Huffines of Corners spent Fri!
HOMER RICHARDSON, Bran- estate of Mark Hardin, deceased, day with Mr. and Mr. Vernon and son went to Frankfort Saturday
t
o
spend
Easter
S
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n
d
a
y
with
denburg, Ky., Route 1.
14-tf will please present same properly Huffines and son.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Bandy spent relatives.
proven as required by law t o the the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Fred Bunger and Petey
BLACKSMTTHING—I will do undersigned executrix on or be-Wilbur Weikel of Louisville.
left Monday for Illinois t o spend
general blacksmithing at m y fore June 1, 1946V BERTHA HARMrs. W. E. Bruner and daugh- a week with Mrs. Ruth Bunger.
Mr. and Mrs. P . K. Shumate
farm 2 miles from Brandenburg DIN, Executrix o f estate of Mark ter of Garfield spent last week
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on Battletown road. R. V . CLAY- Hardin, deceased.
with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bennett entertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Shumate and son Stephand family.
COMB, Brandenburg, K y . 14-4t
CARD OF THANKS—I will take
Mr. and Mrs. Elby Tate and en of Urbanay 111., Mr. and Mrs.
WANTED—Married man for ten- this oppotunity to thank each family of ShepherdsviUe spent Eard Edlen o f Louisville, Miss
ant or sharecropper, with or with- one that sent m e cards while I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gil- Dorothy Jared, X J. Stith, Ralph
Stith and Bill Kitchen.
out equipment; 6-room house, was in the hospital. Also* the Bap- bert Wortham and family.
Miss Minnie R. Simpson of
Miss
Katherine
Johnson
of
Loubarn and all necessary outbuild- tist Church and m y school class
Louisville
and Mr. asad Mrs. Harings; 2.6 acres tobacco base, for the fruit, and the girls for the isville spent the week end with old Stith spent Easter Sunday
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
plenty of farming land. Can give box of ehocolates. NELSON COX. Johnson ana family.
with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Simpson
possession at once See DOUGLAS
Eugene Jones arrived here and family.
FRENCH or ROY BERRY at CARD OF THANKS—l wish to Wednesday from Alaska. He re- Mr. and Mrs. W T. G«rkins and
Midway, or write Brandenburg, take this opportunity to express ceived his discharge having been family spent the day Sunday
Ky., Route 1.
15-tf a sincere thanks to all w h o sent in the army more than two years. with Mr. and Mrs. W. JL- Gerkins
me cards and letters during m y He and Mrs. Jones and Barbara and Lois.
The W. M S. has been seeetin,
WANTED—Cream Station Oper- illness and stay in the hospital. visited Mrs. LiLUe Jones of Welin the homes for t h e past sever;
don
last
week,
ator m-Brandenburg or nearby Especially do I thank the Deacons
.15 Yearling Heifers, 25 two-year-old Heifers, that are bred and
Mrs. Wilbur Reardon of Owens- months but will meet at the
towns. Experience or investment of Buck Grove Church for their ^ ^ " g p ^ . S a t u r d a y ^
Sunday church May 16th.
H e a v y Springers, 15 Bulls ready lor sendee. Lot of choice HERD
Mrs. Anna Montgomery who is
unnecessary.
Write
or call, special prayer services. CURTIS w i t n Mr. and Mrs, George GrifB u l l prospects. 25 cows and caJeea and Heavy Springers, 4;to€
fith and son. Mr. and Mrs. Roy in a hospital in Louisville i s imWALTER WILBORN, Cloverport, ALLGOOD.
y e a r s old. Second Annual Farm Prodroetion Sale LANCASTER,
proving
from
an
operation;.
Johnson of High Plains were also
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.Ky., Phone 2101.
15-tt IN MEMORY—-In
CpL and Mrs. Curtis Allgood of
loving memory their guests.
GARRARD COUNTY, Kentucky. A S o f t h e above Cattle are
,
of my husband * Jake McMahan,
Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Huffines New York arrived Sunday for a
Registered and Bred in the Purple; they are out of fashionable
FOR
SALE—Korean
s e e d, who departed this life April 24, had for their dinner guests Sun- thirty day visit w i t h h i s parents
bred d s m i and feature the get of Z SONS of EILEENMERE 85
yellow soybean seed, see W. L.
day: Mi*, and Mrs. Robert Berry Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Allgood.
1945:
and
QUEENMERE 333, grandson of PRIZEMERE 32 All cattle
MATTINGLY, Rhodelia, Ky. 16-2
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Letter HufOne year—now t w o we've been fines, all of Louisville.
a r e X B\ and Bang tested with a HBHep Farm guarantee back
FOR SALE—Two-row Hoosier
parted
oteacJs
Mrs. J. W . Moorman w a s i n
e v e r y animal.
corn planter. See SIM DOWNS My lonely heart holds all theElizabethtown, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John P a y n e w e r »
Vine Grove, Ky., Route 1 Vh.
tears
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin, Edd in Elizabethtown,' Monday.
miles north of Buck Grove That swift to m y eyelids have
Mr. and Mrs. Fonnie Snelling
church.
16-2t
started
were in Louisville, Monday.
For softly your voice it hears
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hobbs and
HOGAM fc J. L. TEATEM. Omsscs
TOR SALE—2-horse check row "Time passes, soon w e l l b e unchildren spent Sunday a t Mt. S t .
l a v a s Association Hap. of
corn planter. R. L. FACKLER,
Joseph with relatives.
ited
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Mr. and Mrs. Pete Powera^spent)
Sirocco, Ky.
"2t Be brave and serve God for
SWIUBORD, GEORGE
Sunday
afternoon
with
Mrs.
J.
C.
awhile
1
STRAYED—An Airdale pup, tan
Powers who was ill.
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In
Heaven
all
grief
will
be
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wathen
and white, long hair, named
righted
and daughters were callers Saturi
"Skippy", gone since April 11th.
In
the
unending
.
bliss
of
His
day
night
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lonnie
Anyone seeing please notify
Hobbs.
smile."
n
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RUTH CORUM Brandenburg, Ky.
Miss Anna Frances Snelling
Sadly missed by WIFE AND
spent Tuesday night w i t h Miss
FOR SALE—Have a f e w O.I.C. CHILDREN.
Rita Lockard of Vine Grove. ,
boars ready for service headed
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Mrs. W. H. Edelen and children
by L. B. Silver Co., originators of HONOR ROLL. WELDON
spent Sunday afternoon with her
aunt, Mrs. Katie Hager
famous O.I.C. swine. Also a few SCHOOL. SIXTH MONTH
gilts. All to be registered free in
and children w « r , .dinner j r o - t . ^ ^
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First grade: Wayne Adams,
purchasers name. Yours for better
Easter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bur
p.LC.
J. A. LANCASTER, Janice Benham, Peggy Jupin,
nett of Brandenburg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hamilton
Vine Grove, Ky.
16-2t Lonnie Lawson, Loyd Reesor,
Jr., were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
.
m
— Larry Trent.
Clarence Jenkins of Rineyville,
Second grade: David Howard
FOR SALE—3 cows with calves
Sunday.
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at Pete Robinson farm. ARVIN Benham, Dorothy Benham, Harry
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charlie
Hicks
and
ROBINSON.
16-2t Jones, Albert Lawson.
children visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fourth grade: Roberta Lawson.
FOR SALE—1 buffet, 1 tabel
James Farrow of Louisville, SunEighth grade: Martha Louisa
model battery radio and other
E d w a r d Hobbs spent*Sunday
Wardrip.
pieces of furniture.
LOTTIE
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
WILSON, Brandenburg, Ky. 16-2MR. ALLEN JUPIN DIES
H. Hobbs of Flaherty.
Weldon—Mr. Allen Jupin of
Mr and Mrs. Paul Hager and
FOR SALE—McCormick Deering
Valley Station passed away April
daughters
were Sunday afternoon
binder, cheap if taken at once.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lauren
17th and services were held at
W. A. LAMKIN, Ekron, Ky. It
Miller.
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the Methodist Church here FriMr and Mrs. S. J. Bunger, Mr.
FOR SALE—Large feather bed. day, conducted by Rev. E. C.
and Mrs. R. F . Hamilton and
Can be seen at.MRS. H. O.Peters, assisted by Rev. D. A.
Sammy
were dinner guests of Mr.
DUTSCHKE'S, Brandenburg, Ky. Payton.
and Mrs. Wm. Dooley of BrandenCrop Peat Insecticides, Livestock Spray and Phenothias.no
17-lt
burg Easter.
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products. Special price* to quanity users.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wathen
MALE HELP W A N T E D - OpThis is only a f e w of the many items necessary on e r e r f
portunity of a lifetime supplyI WILL D O
} i farm that w e carry « i stock. Feel free to coma in and make
ing DDT and other profitable prorFlIPD Al
McGeh«N»'« your headquarters while in town.
ducts to farmers . in Meade
Will B e Observed On
County. No experience or capital MAY 5, 1948 at BIG SPRING
required. Must have auto .and
BAPTIST CHURCH
50 is our goal. Can w e have
good
references.
Permanent.
Write or wire McNESS COM- them? Yes, b y prayer and work
P A N Y , Dept. T, Freeport, Illinois. for success of our Sunday School
and Church. B y each of you un^ T Y T S W S . C S L
i i - -JLCU4Baaa) MeOEHEE
MAURY McCEHEE
tiring folks on Go-To-Sunday
ULLENVSEA VICE STATION
School Day taking it upon your\ PHONE 43 OR SEE ME A T
IMPLEMENTS DUO THERM OIL HEATERS
¥QR SALE—Pair of bed springs self. Art ~ar if-the- success &t t h e
XVEBXTARM
habv bed aim mattress, Daoy"
BRANDENBURG STATION
WATER
PUMPS
HOME
WATER SUPPLY
SUPPLY PUMPS
entire
program
depended
on
you.
hich '-hair, 3-pieco bed
pimli/r
ni n
stroller,
S
: irpci MINNIE The Baptist Church extpnds a
to all.—REV. J.. C.
room s u i t e , S e e MRS. J ^ g J J l welcome
THOMPSON or MISS PAULiWh STONE, Pastor; PAUL JOHNMANNING at Miss Manning s SON, Sunday School Supt.
residence in Brandenburg
u
BIG SPRING
Classified Ads
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Community
Auction
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SATURDAY, APRIL 27
1:30 P. M.
At L. L. Trent & Son's of Irvington
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
HILL GROVE
FARM IMPLEMENTS
LIVESTOCK
Next Sale Saturday May 4lh
Head of Choice Angus Cattle at
Auction
Wednesday, Nay 1,1946, at 1 p.
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At Your Service
Think of ow store as a p ^ of your farmMr. "a^if'Sirl "Ralph Burnett J I. jjjg operation. H ever you ha*ve a problem, or
I drop in. We'll be happy to help you get things
straightened out
Helping you to keep going and to get your
work done on time is the job of our Service De- i
partment.
While the Sun Shines is the time to fix
that leaky roof.
ASPHALT ROOF COATING
5 gal. can, per gal
.....40e
WE
HANDLE
Go-To-Sunday School
Day
WS«™F„
McGehee's Farm Sto
SALES
H W. Berryman
& SERVICE.
BRANDENBURG,
KENTUCKY \
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