THE MOUNTAIN
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Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Adams, Sr.
were Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Adams, Jr. and three daughters
of Carlisle and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Day, Robbie and Cheryl of
NEWS
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THURSDAY, AUGUST
EAGLE, WHITESBURG, KENTUCKY
by Mrs. Cecit Webb
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BELLE BENNETT
CIRCLE MEETS
Brunch For Bride-EleMrs. Bob Fike entertained with
Margaret Collier and Elizabeth
an
outdoor brunch for bride-eleBlair were shoppers in Lexington
Mrs. Albert Jones and Mrs.
Clyde Frazier were hostesses to Miss Sheila Moore at the home of during the weekend.
the Belle Bennett Circle of the Mrs. D. W. Little on Saturday
Mrs! A. K. Franklin of SomWoman's Socity of Christian Ser- Morning, August 18th. A delicivice of the Methodist Church at ous breakfast was served to the erset was a recent visitor with
bride-elec- t
and the following ,Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Franklin at
the home of Mrs. Jones on Frifriends,
Misses
Ann Cox, Arylane aergeni.
day evening.
y
Collins, Walleen Enlow,
The program centered around
Asher, Peggy Joan Yontz,
Mrs. Clel B. Rodgers and son
the "Goals For The New Year" Betty Jo Little, Mrs. Rose Moore, Buzz,
Mrs. Mildred Duvall and
with Mrs. Jones leading the dis- Mrs. Joanne Collins, Mrs. Eloise
daughter,
Janet were guests of
cussion and Mrs. Frazier, Ellene Little, Mrs. Flo Lucas, Mrs. D. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Holbrook at
Salyer and Ruth Rice also dis- Little. Sheila received many loveMayking, Friday Night.
cussing phases of the proposed ly gifts.
work. Mrs. Cecil Webb gave the
On Saturday night Mrs. Dudevotional using as her subject
vall
and daughter were guests
"The Spirit of Christ", The Em Open House At Manse
Mrs. Rodgers and family.
of
Rev.
Howard,
The
Pastor
John
blem of the W.S.C.S. Mrs. Jones
gave as the final number two of the Graham Memorial PresMrs. Delilah Wrightt isin Lexpoems "Why Don't You" and byterian Church, and Mrs. Howington,
at- JACK
BURKICH
"The Chuch of the Living God" ard held open house at the Manse tending Kentucky this week
the
graduation
exercises
on
ACCEPTS POSITION
Sunday afternoon from four
after which a beautiful closing
at Good Samaritan Hospital IN BARDSTOWN
. to six o'clock. Members of the
prayer was offered by Mrs.
where
her daughter Mary is a Jack Burkich, recently resignchurch and friends called to get
member
of the graduating class ed his position as principal at
acquainted
with
new
pastor
the
A lovely refreshment course
of nurses. Others attending are
Stuart Robinson High School and
was served by the hostesses to and his family.
Misses Waughletia Wright and has accepted the position as printhe following: Mesdames: E. H.
beldon Wright.
cipal of Bardstown High School,
Barnette, Ruth Rice, Elsie Mc- - Mrs. Leach Has Guests
Alary has many friends in Bardstown, Kentucky. Mr. BurGuests of Mrs. Lettie Leach on
Clure, August Codispoti, Vernon
Whitesburg who offer congra kich, a young man of excepGoff, Ulis Hunsucker, Joe Adams Monday were Mrs. A. C. Slemp,
and best wishes.
tulations
tionally high character and qualKyle Campbell, Forrest Brown, Big Stone Gap, Virginia, Mrs.
Tenne-eseJerry
Andes,
e
ifications has served as principal
Kingsport,
James Brown, Cecil Webb, Ellene
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swisher, of the Stuart Robinson High
and Mrs. Jack McCormick
Salyer, Bonnie Combs, and one
Scott
and Rebecca spent several
of
Seattle, Washington.
guest, Patty Goff.
days
recently in Chattanooga, August
was
of
gifts
A lovely shower
27th for the regular
Tennessee
where Mr. Swisher at August meeting.
presented Mrs. Barnette, the pas- Norton Visitors
a meting of the Equitable
tor's wife, who is leaving soon Mrs. Jack Passmore and chil- tended
dren, Carol Frances and Jack Life Assurance Company.
Mrs. Frank Caudill and Mrs
for Florida.
Granford of Norton, Virginia are,
Marvin
Holbrook were shoppers
Mrs. Ritter Tolliver spent last
guests of their parents and grand
m
Lexington
Attend Wedding
recently.
in Jackson as guest of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Paul Collins parents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jenk- week
0
and
Mrs.
Tolliver
and
Millard
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ingram and
and Donelda Breeding attended ins. Other guests on Sunday were
family of Baltimore, Maryland
the wedding of Miss Peggy Gay Jack Passmore and mother, Mrs. son Jimmie.
Ingram and Mr. Bob D. Breed C. G. Passmore of Norton.
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs
Bobby Howard, son of Rev.
ing held at the Church of God at
Windus Williams.
and Mrs. John Howard has been
Mrs. Hawk's Luncheon
Mount Sterling on Saturday.
Mrs. French Hawk entertain- a patient in Memorial Hospital MOTHER CRAFT GIVES
The bride is the daughter of Mr
part of the week. He received in
RECIPE
and Mrs. C. C. Ingram of Mount ed members of the Thursday
in a fall the first part
juries
Evening
Sewing
Club and the
Sterling and the groom is the
Mother Craft who has been
week.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Monday Evening Sewing Club of the
famous for her excellent creme
Breeding formerly of Whitesburg at her home on College Hill on
de la creme recipes for many
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Fike of
Friday. Garden flowers in lovely
years now gives us one for maknow living in Detroit.
arrangements were used through Morgantown, West Virginia were ing delicious apple butter the
guests of their son and
out
the home. A delightful lun- recent
Following
Vacation
Return Home
modern way.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fike
family,
8 cups of cooked apples that have
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Harding cheon was served to the followson, Bobby Lee.
been run through colander
have returned to their home in ing members of the clubs. Mes and
6 cups sugar
Detroit following a two weeks dames Sam Collins, Sr., Arthur Dorothy Reese Circle Meets
1 ten cent package
cinnamon
vacation in Jacksonville, Florida. Dixon, Maurice Lewis, Leonard
They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, J. E. Crawford, J. L. Hays
The Dorothy Reese Circle of drops.
George Caudill on the return trip Lewis Ammerman, C. L. Kilgore the W. S. C. S. of the Methodist Cook ingredients 25 minutes and
home and reported a wonderful B. W Hale, Paul Vermillion, Al- Church met at the Church on seal in sterilized jars.
-0- time of fishing in Florida bring- bert Jones, Gordon Lewis, Harry Tuesday for their August meet-inMr. and Mrs. Irvin Frazier of
ing along ssveral large bass to Caudill, Mrs. Hawk was assisted
Mrs. Dan Combs called the
prove their luck. Mr. Harding in entertaining by Mrs. Sam Col- meeting to order. Prayer was of Charleston, Indiana are the hap
was the Champion fisherman of lins, Jr.
fered bv Mrs. Virgil Blair. A py parents of a 7 lb. baby girl.
the party.
thought promoting devotional on Mrs. Frazier is the daughter of
Mrs. Craft Has Guests
"Be Still and Know That I Am Mr .and Mrs. Jesse Bentley of
Webb-PottMrs. Virgie (Mother) Craft had God" was given by Mrs. Mitt Whitesburg.
Vows Exchanged
0
as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Vir Myers.
In Lakewood, New Jersey
PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH
The wedding of Miss Betty Lou gil Niel and other relatives of
The 2nd chapter of 2nd Peter TO BE HOSTS TO OTHERS
Webb to R. V. Potter, Jr. was so- Williamstown, Kentucky and Mrs
was
read and discussed by the
A Youth Night Dinner will be
Lou Harris, Los Angeles, Calif.
lemnized at the chapel in
group. Missionary briefs on the held at the Presbyterian Church
New Jersey on August 11
use of Week of Prayer Funds Sunday night at 6 o'clock. All
at 2:00 p.m., The Chaplain offi- Visitors At Jackson
cerering
Rodgers
double
Wanda
and
Lula
Jane was reported by Mrs. Blair. Mrs. young people who are going away
ciated at the
Collins visited last wek in Jack- Combs closed the meeting with for any reason are cordially in
mony.
daughter
of son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. prayer.
vited to attend. Following the
The bride is the
Mrs. L. W. Kelseof St. Peters dinner the youth of the Presby-- J
Mr. and Mrs. Creed Webb of May Charles Back.
On Saturday Wanda and Lula burg, Florida was guest of the tenan Church will present a pro
king and previous to her mar
Tele
Bell
gram.
by
employed
and Ronald and Barbara members.
Jane
was
riage
Bentley attended the wedding of
Others present were Mrs. Le- phone Company.
The groom is the son of R. V. Miss Lucille Ison and Claude roy Fields, Mrs. James R. Mar Teachers
lowe, Mrs. Dan Combs, Mrs. Mitt
Potter, Sr. of Whitesburg and Sallee at Jackson.
Myers and Mrs. Virgil Blair.
was employed as bookkeeper for
All Letcher County teachers
are informed that the Confer
the U. S. Steel Co.. at Lynch prior Visitors From Indiana
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Return From Vacation
to his entering the Navy.
ence on both Thursday, August
Mr. and Mrs. Homer McKen 30, and Friday, August 31, will
After a short wadding trip to H. D. Minns were Mrs. Dave
Atlantic City the couple will re- - Jones, Mrs. Chester Hogg, and zie and daughter, Sarah have re begin promptly at 8:30 A.M.,
turned from a vacation in John C. S. T. instead of 9:00 a.m. as
side near the base at Lakewood, Airs. Harold Minns, Jr. of
Indiana. Harold Minns, son County. They were accom previously announced.
New Jersey.
who is serving in the U. S. Navy panied home by Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Hall, Superintendent
PARTY FOR VISITOR
Payne Williams of Winchester.
is stationed at Virginia Beach.
Letcher County School
Mrs. Lee Moore and Miss Sheila
During the week end the group
Moore entertained on Tuesday Guests at Pine Mountain Hotel visited Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Mc- Creek
evening complimenting Miss MalMr. and Mrs. G. D. Polly of Kenzie at Madison, Tenn., and
loney Asher, niece of Mrs. Moore Naples, Florida are guests at the enjoyed sight seeing in the Smok-e- School Begins Sept. 7
from Barbourville'. Following the Pine Mountain Hotel.
Mountains.
PINE VILLE, Ky. August 23
swim and picnic at the Municipal
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ward of The fall semester at the Clear
Miss Malloney Asher of Bar- - White Pine, Tenn., are now Creek Baptist School will begin
Pool the guests enjoyed dancing
at the home of Mrs. Moore. In- - bourville, Kentucky was guest guests in the McKenzie home. with the registration of new stueluded were: Ann Cox, Phyllis of her aunt Mrs. Lee Moore and
dents on Wednesday, September
Hall, Walleen Enlow, Arylane, Dr. Moore last week.
Here From
5tt, according to an announce
Florida
, Collins, Harvey Francis, Jennings
ment made recently by the Rev.
Peggy Yontz, Arbadella Pigman,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kelsey A. N. Abercrombie, acting dean.
Dixie Webb of Louisville was a
Margaret Combs, Joyce Carrigan, recent visitor in town. Miss Webb and son of St. Petersburg, Fla.,
Two days will be devoted to
Norma Cole, Sheila Lane Moore, has been employed by the Bur- are guests of Mrs. L. W. Fields, an orientation program for memJohn Rufus Hall, Ike Hall Jack eau of Internal Revenue in Louis Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fields and bers of the incoming-class- .
RegisHammock, Doug Polly, Buddy ville for several years. She is Mrs. Don Brown.
of second, third, and 4th
tration
Fields, Mancy Brown, Bert Bach, the daughter of the late Mr. and
year students will be held on
Billy Thomas, Jimmy Giles, Har Mrs. John A. Webb.
Attend
Friday, September 7th.
Graduation
lan Francis Collins, Jimmie
Tolliver, Cecil Barnes, Don Webb
Miss Ann Lewis had as guests
Among those who attended the The first chapel exercises of
Johnny Rodgers, Ernie Trosper, on Monday morning for refresh- graduation of Miss Betty Hays at the year marking the formal
Don Hughes, Richard Adams, ments Misses Harvey Frances the Good Samaritan School of opening of the 1956-5session
Jennings, Mary Allen Berry, and Nursing, Good Samaritan Hos will be held on Friday, SeptemWarren G. Combs.
Martha Gossett, visitors in
pital, Lexington were Mr. and ber 7, at 11:30 a.m. President Al- Coke Party For Visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Am- Mrs. J. L. Hays, Mrs. Belle Hays, dridge will bring the opening
Guests at the home of Mrs. merman.
Rita Kathryn Hale of Whites message.
s
Lewis Ammerman for a Coke
burg; Mrs. Steve Hidvegi, Pound,
The Clear Creek Baptist School
party last" Thursday Morning at Mr. and Mrs. French Hawk Va.; Mrs. Raymond Litz, Jenkins, offers a full course of study for
9:30 o'clock complimenting her spent Sunday at Kingsport, Tenn. Ky.; Mrs. Harry Isaacs, Pine-vill- students in training for the gosKy.
pel ministry and other Christian
niece Harvey Frances Jennings where they visited with Mr.
of Lexington were Miss Malloney Hawk's sister, Mrs. W. K. Doans
vocations. Clear Creek is one of
Garden Club
seven schools and collges main-tainAsher, Barbourville, and Misses and other relatives.
To Meet
Sheila Moore, Arlayne Collins,
by the General Association
Among those shopping in LexThe Garden Club of Whites- of Baptists in Kentucky and is
Walleen Enlow, Joyce Carrigan,
Ann Cox, Arbadella Pigman, Phy ington this week are Sheila burg will meet at the home of a charter member of the Associa
llis Hall was invited but unable Moore, Ann Cox, Julia Faye Wil Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Taylor, Jr., tion of Southern Baptist Bible In
Sandlick Road on Monday night, stitutes.
liams and isioise Reynolds.
to attend.
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23, 1956
located on Main Street in the old
School for the past two years, is
a past president of the Rotary
Club, Civic minded in affairs of
the county and active in work of
the Presbyterian church. The entire county regrets to loose such
an outstanding young man, but
wish for him such success in his
new undertaking.
Mrs. Burkich will also teach in
the Bardstown Grade School.
They are parents of two children,
Michael and Jennifer.
LETCHER COUNTY FARMERS
HELPED BOOST KENTUCKY
FERTILIZER TONNAGE OF
5519,143 IN 1955
Letcher County farers helped
boost Kentucky's fertilizer consumption to a statewide total of
519,143 tons in 1955, reports the
Middle West Soil Improvement
Comittee, in summarizzing stat
istics compiled by the University
of Kentucky.
Among the most popular fertilizer ratios in use on Kentucky
farms last year with 73,296 tons
was the
ratio, which includes fertilizer grades such as
and
the
statistics show.
The committee reports that
Kentucky farmers have stepped
up their use of fertilizer since
th end of World War II, because
they realize that: 1
Plant food
is a high paying investment that
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