THE MOUNTAIN EAGLE, WHITESBURG, KENTUCKY
THURSDAY, JAN. 24, 1952
provement has been shown' by
HIGH NEWS
the band since Mr. Haigh has
High been there.
The Fleming-NeoSchool band will present its
first of a series of concerts Speech Class Presents
Thursday, January 24. Dates Play at Fleming-Neo- n
for other concerts are March
On Thursday evening, Jan4 and April 22. Tickets are uary 31, at 7:30 (EST), the
$1.00 each, or a cut rate if three speech class of the Fleming-Neo- n
tickets are purchased.
High School will present
play, "Comin'
At the regular P. T. A. a one-ameeting this month plans 'Round The Mountain." The
were made for a bake sale in setting will be that of a typical
the various communities on mountain cabin-Cas- t
of Characters:
Saturday, February 2. Pro-cefrom the sale will be Maw Judkins Sue Collins
used for the band. Under the Pap Judkins Harold Williams
direction of Mr. Haigh, the Daisy Judkins
Christine
band has charge of 'the P. T.
Fulton
Considerable im- - Zeke Benus Kenneth Gooch
Dynamite Ann, the Sheriff
Rebecca Holbrook
Mrs. Hortense Belmont
Meade
Millicent Lovell Alice Welch
Carey Newbold
Franklin
Welch.
Bertie Bates and Daniel
Quillen will serve as stage
managers. Mrs. W. B. Hall
will direct with Tressie L.
Spicer assisting. Monologue
will be handled by Helen June
uook. Aamisiion zu and 30
FLEMING-NEO-
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Adams last week
and Mrs- - Robert Ison are
the parents of a baby girl,
born in a Hazard Hospital
January 8, 1952. Named
Theresa Gayle Ison.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams,
Mrs. Reathie Blair, Lettie
Adams, Alpha Adams and
Minnie Adams, were visiting
Mrs- - Susan Adams and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ison last
week.
Mr- and Mrs. Bill Blair,
Gehiza Adams, Beatrice
Stewart, and Lettie Adams
were visiting Mr. and
Adams Sunday. Mr.
Adams is very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. London Francis, Mr. and Mrs- - Paris Hig-gin-s,
Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Wil
liams, and Carl, all of Breed- and Mrs. Steve Adams and
ings Creek, were visiting Mr.
Mr- - and Mrs- Sella Caudill last
week end.
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I must apologize to my readers of last week for leaving
out the featured series I had
started week before last in
which I was to list each week
15 persons from Letcher County in Detroit. At the end of
this column this week's list
will be run with 30 names in
order to make up for last
week.
From Mrs. William
L- -
come and bring your friends.
We are sincerely seeking and
praying for a revival here in
this young church. The services will be at 7:30 o'clock
each evening during these revival meetings. Detroit readers, come and be with us.
Christians, pray for us.
Address communications to:
Rev. Byrd Adams, 5421 Third
Blair, Avenue, Detroit 2, Michigan.
Jr., of Detroit, came a letter
saying that"
Mr. and Mrs- -
Blair Branch
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Mrs-Squir- e
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Charles Evans
bought a
The P. T. A. of Blairs Branch
NEWS
beautiful home in Hazel Park
met and had a nice program
on West Woodward Heights
A birthday party was given and also discussed a lot of
Boulevard off 9
Mile Road. at the home of Mr. and
Betterment of our School,
Mrs- - Evans was Christine
Caudill Sunday after subjects concerning "T h e
Bates from Kona and Charles noon in nonor oi lxuman Friends of Orville Adams have
is from North Carolina
Caudill on his sixth birthday. asked him to be a candidate
cents- "Mr- - and Mrs. Claude Staple- Those present were Mr. and for Justice of Peace, District
ton have moved to Grand Mrs. Watson Blair, Mrs. Ver-lo- n No- 3 for the next coming
Notice of Dissolution River, near 12th. Street- - They
Ison, Mrs- Tina Combs, election August 1953- - He said
can
you
Mrs.
new
Cinda Caudill, Minnie he would accept it if his
address
give
the
This is to notify the public
that the partnership of George of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis, Adams, Alpha Adams, Collie friends insistedand Hettie Hogg of Kings who also moved just recently. Jewel Blair, and Jimmy Roger
"Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Davis Adams, Steve Isom, Arnetta
Creek, Ky-- , is dissolved as of
BlackeyP.T.A.
the first day of January of and family have moved back Mae Adams, Kathy Blair and
Friday night, January
On
1952 and said Hettie Hogg to Kentucky due to Mr. Davis' Jimmy Roger Adams. Re18, from 125 to 150 parents
and
served
were
freshments
will not be responsible for any health."
of nice presents were re- and children attended the
debts made by any one other
Mrs- - Blair went on to inform lots
presented by Mr. D- - B. Barker,
ceived.
than herself as of this date.
me of the presence in Motor
Family
School night program
at
is
sick
Mr.
Adams
Steve
George Hogg will continue City of others from Neon and
A.
program chairman
T.
P.
fj to operate the business and thereabouts. Mr. and Mrs. this time. We wish him a
principal
of Blackey
and
recovery.
and
speedy
Mr.
will be responsible for all Hargis Sisk, she informed me,
school.
f business transactions after could give me news about such Mrs- - Jim Adams, of Spring
Parents enjoyed the demon
this date.
people as: Mr-- and Mrs- - Ford Branch, visited Mr. and Mrs. stration classes by the teachers
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GEORGE HOGG
Hale, Mr. and Mrs. John Steve Adams Saturday night. so much they hope the school
Kings Creek, Ky. Manies, Mr. and Mrs. Livern
Mr. Quillen Craft was visit- will make this an annual
Mullins, Mr. and Mrs. James ing his sister, Mrs. Willie C affair.
Gooch, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Adams, last week.
Writing Mrs- - D. B. Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. L-- B. Blah- Arithmetic Mrs. Nola Back.
Gooch, and others from Neon,
Ky.
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. "Watch What You Say" Mrs.
Arlie M. Caudill and Mrs.
Bill Bates, (a play).
Mrs. Elbert Susan Banks of Brookville, Spelling Vina Mae Whitaker
Mr.
Richardson are both back to Indiana, last week end.
Kentucky History Mr-- D. B.
Miss Audry Adams, of Isom,
work after visiting family and
Barker
friends in Kentucky, Fleming was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack
After visiting the library, a
and Tollivertown.
new project this year, refresh
Mr. and Mrs- Roy Bentley of
ments were served in the
Neon have been visiting Mr.
lunch room by the hospitality
and Mrs. Roy Grimms for the
committee.
past week. Mrs. Bentley is a
sister to Mrs. Grimms.
Pvt. Vanover Trains
Pvt. Estil Vanover, 21, son.
Letcher Names In Detroit
of Mrs- - Cinda Vanover of
Continuing the list of LetBurdine, is completing his AF
cher County people in Detroit: DUE TO COLDS
basic airmen indoctrination
home
Mr. and Mrs- - John Krolo; Mr-an- remedy to use Is . ..W VapoRub
course at Lackland Air
e
Mrs. Arthur Brown; Mr.
and Mrs. R. B- Adams and
family; M r.and Mrs. M. S.
Wright, and family; Ada
Wright; John Wright; Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Frazier and
Vicki Lynn; Mr. General
Stamper; Mr-- and Mrs. A, L.
See Garnett Insurance Agency
Holcomb, Jr., Mr. Gene Mullis;
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cole and
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daughter; Rev. Harland
Mr. and Mrs. Ballard
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Maggard; Mr. and Mrs. Ivel
Maggard; Mr. and Mrs. Vester
Breeding and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Denver Quillen and family; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Breeding and son; Mr. Hennie
Adams; Mr. John Adams; Mr.
and Mrs. LeRoy Adams and
son; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Collins
and daughter Fay; Mr. Larry
Smith;
Miss Mable Collins; Mr.
James Irvin Sexton; Mr. and
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Mrs. Edvar Maggard and family; Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Lewis and son; Mr. and
Banks and Darrel;
Mrs. Van B. Warax and
daughter, Elmer Jean; Mr. and
Mrs. Elijah Fuller and family;
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