Image 7 of Mountain eagle (Whitesburg, Ky.), April 14, 1960

THE MOUNTAIN EAGLE THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1960 WHITESBURG, KENTUCKY Page 7 Whitesburg Homemakers meet at T.C. Adams home Tho Whltcsburg Homemakers met at tho home of Mrs. T. C. Adams, April 4. The meeting was called to order by presi dent, Mrs. Ann Collins. Tho minutes were read by Mrs. Sue Mao Blair In absence of Secretary, Mrs. Rachel Ann Moore. The landscape was read by Mrs. bout wallpaper." She showed samples of wallpaper and tuo. j Refreshments were served by ( hostess Mrs. Snblna Hale and ,Mrs Virgil Picklcslmcr to the 'following: Mrs. Mattie Lewis, Mrs Ann Collins. Mrs. Sue Mae Blair, Mrs. Velda Combs, Mrs. Mrs. Nora Effio Hammock, Blair. Blair, Mrs. Minnie Adams, and There was motion made and Mrs Lora C. Fields. second that tho club make a Limestone water and nutri contribution to Red. Cross and Drives. tious grass and forage grown Cripple Children An interesting lesson was giv- 'on rich phosphatlc soils build en by Mrs. Virgil Picklcslmcr tendurancc Into the fast horses on "What wo should know a for which Kentucky is famous. . tWlM ! rt 'Sir For All Yewr Insurance Needs, Contact ii Whitesburg Insurance Agency M5TILL BLAIR, OWNER INSURANCE IS A 1U1INESS, NOT A SIDELINE WHERE PhmnmM 2265 A 2727 Whitesburg, Ky :1 par-ont- iermu Pharmacist jfl ESTIMATES i Yterms i TERMITE CO. inc. I1 Cocsle and Hazel Qulllen Located In Walkertewn HAZARD, KENTUCKY Phone GE NAPLES MANOR LAKES DENNIS TOLLIVER a SHOP UPHOLSTERY Monthly Terms from $10.00 Down NO INTEREST Prices Begin at S499. FOR INVESTMENT OR IMMEDIATE USE LOCAL AGENT IP Napier's Featuring Naples' Newest Subdivision & Barber Shop PHONE 22M 4P The famous crappie run at Kontucky Lake occurs usually in April or early May. V WCt PUES, MOTHS mJ ALL PESTS Telliver's Beatuy s, Whitesburg, Ky. Phone 2 60 ROACHES, RAT5, f Ad- Cafeteria. At the end of 1D59, 8,914 chilSpeaker for the occasion was dren were receiving casework Verne P. Home of the K.E.A services, cither in homes of par staff. Home, who drove here ents of relatives, foster homes ; from Louisville for tho occasor state Institutions, tho Chil ion, spoke to the group on tho dren's Services Division of the 1900 Legislative Program, its Kentucky Department of Eco- effects on the educational sysnomic Security reports. tem, and different aspects of tho Foundation Program. A vVe Fill All Doctors round tablo discussion followed. QUILLEN DRUG Fred Coffey m elected candidates for May Queen educators spring meeting at Whitesburg at W vaiflak t Dewey Polly Realty Naples, Flerida eeesBtMeeiBKeweesw wpr ww 1 BLACKEY Ella Fayo Dcrca, Ky. ams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl Adams, Jeremiah, and 1st Cav. Div., Korea (AHTNC) Jacquclyn Blair, daughter of 27, Mrs. Jacquclyn Blair, Blackey, Reynolds, SgL Alpha whose wife, Evelyn, and were two of 12 Bcrca Collcgo Mr. and Mre. Jerry Rey- senior girls elected candidate nolds, live in Isom, Ky., recent- for May Queen. ly participated with other perBoth are graduates of the sonnel from tho 1st Division's Stuart Robinson High School, 5th Cavalry in an annual Army Blackey. training test In Korea. The test, conducted under realistic combat conditions, was 45 designed to determine tho combat readiness of units of the 1st hold Cavalry Division, the only U. S. division presently manning a Forty-fiv- e educators of the front line against an armed and ready aggressor in Korea. Upper Kentucky River Educaheld their Sergcnt Reynolds, who arriv- tion Association ed overseas last June on this spring meeting at the Whites-bur- c School on Monday evening. tour of duty, is operations sergeant of the cavalry's Mortar April 4. A chicken dinner was Battery. served in the Whltcsburg School Prescriptions 2 Two local girls Alpha Reynolds now serving in Korea v 16 young Letcher Eagles are given basketball letters "The Game" was the theme of Letcher High School's Athletic Banquet which was held in the spacious dining room of the now Letcher School on Satur day evening, April 9, at 7:30. Tho tablo decorations and of the outstanding r ccord of Caudill. this year's basketball team 10G0 District Champions. A delicious menu was served to members of both the A and B teams, tho cheerleaders, faculty, school officials, parents placards surrounding the area and school patrons. where the tables were placed John Ilcnslcy, a local busigave evidence that the school ness man, served as toastmastcr. and community are very proud The Invocation was given by school superintendent, William BLAIR BRANCH B. Hall. Odella Wilson and Gwcn Watts rendered a musl-cal- l number after which Roy G. Superintendent of Evcrsolc, the Sympathy offered for Adams family Hazard City Schools, gave the main address of the evening. School Principal, Jeff B. Mayes, and coaches Benton Back and Henry Ed Wright spoke briefly before jackets and awards were presented to the players. Eddie Amburgey blew the final whist le by expressing appreciation for the occasion. Basketball varsity letters were awarded to 16 young Eagles. They are Clifton Caudill, Clayton Caudill, Ira Loo Watts, Cole- Sympathy is extended tho o family and friends of Aunt Adams, who died at her home on Spring Branch on April 9 at the age of 80. Be sides her husband she is survived by six children, John Quincy and Watson of Letcher County, David and Tishia of Indiana, Llssio and Betty Jane of Ohio; a sister, Mrs. George Colfee of two Waynesburg; brothers, Steve, of Eubank, and F. B., of man Ray Blair, Eddie AmburgWaynesburg. ey, Danny Bates, Coleman Blair, Funeral and burial services Bill Campbell, Bert Caudill, Elwere held April 10 at the Blair bert Caudill, Howard Stanfill, Boyd Hatton, Hirsche Riley, Billy Branch church. Mr. and Mrs. George Colfee Ray Newman, Bill Hatton, and of Waynesburg wero here for Sampson Ison. Coach Henry Ed Wright prethe funeral. sented tho monograms and reMrs. Tina Combs, Mrs. Gay Frazier, Doris Ann and Dwight viewed the season of the Eagles. visited friends and relatives at The A team won 22 games and lost 11. It won the Winchester last week end. at Cumberland, Mrs. Willie C. Adams Tournament Mr. and and Ida Adams visited the Wil- beating Lynch in the final, and the 53rd District, beating Jenkliam Adams family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blair, ins. The team was defeated by Minnie Adams and Pamelia Mar-len-e Whitesburg in Whitesburg InviBlair visited Mr. and Mrs. tational final and went to the in the regional, losEllis Caudill and Mrs. Lore n a semi-fina-l ing to Hindman. The B team Adams on Doty Creek. Mrs. Nora Mae Ison visited won its class in the 53d district, beating Whitesburg. Lottie Adams last Sunday. Coach Back reviewed the B Minnie Adams visited Mrs. Susan Adams and Mrs. Nora team season of 18 wins and presentand five defeats Mae Ison last week. Miss Ametta Mae Adams of ed awards. Cheerleaders honorLouisville is spending a week ed were Phoebe Lou Hampton, with her mother, Mrs. Susan John Hall, J. W. Back, Jean Hensley, Mary Blair and Pat Back. An-ni- Tri-Cit- y www BUSINESS FOR SALE Prior to and following the banquet tours of the new building were made. Comments were: "This is definitely eastern Kentucky's most beautiful bulldnlg" or "Tills Is the most complete plant in our state." There will be an extensive gathering this Easter Sunday for the occasion of the 75th birthday of Mrs. T. A. Dixon. Aunt Annio was born April 17, 1885. Tho guests could come from far and wide. Mrs. Effie Miles is with her husband in Madrid, Spain, Taylor W. Dixon lives in Dallas. Others of the clan are Miss Elma, Charles and Andy, and Mrs. Martha Pease, all of Louisville; Mrs. Hermia Bier-inCumberland; Mrs. Sophia Back, Elnora, Ind.; Tom, Jr., Rockhouse; Mrs. Jo Ann Frazier, Louisville, and Mrs. Betty Sut Moss, of Memphis, Tenn. At last accounting there were 13 grandchildren and three s, great-grandchildre- The whole group will be special invited guests Easter Sunday at the morning service of Doermann Memorial Presbyterian Church for the climax of the current revival being conducted by tho Rev. and Mrs. Cam Wallace, former missionaries in Africa. Rev. Wallace formerly was pastor of the Doermann church. Aunt Annie's brothers are R. B. and C. B. 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