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THE MOUNTAIN EAGLE. WHITESBURG. wmsm THURSDAY, Bellew were, recent guests at community to be proud of. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ihe banquet was truly one Windus Williams. of the most successful and enjoyable occasions. Mrs. Alvin Parsons of Detroit is the guest of her 10th Dist. P.-A. daughter, Mrs. Iva Maggard and family. Conference Held The Tenth District PTA Recent guests of Mr. and Conference, held at WhitesMrs. C. D. Lynch at Marlowe burg on were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn opened by March 26th,to was the the Spradlin and son, David of flag led by salute Miss Benita Russell Springs, Ky. Collins. After an inspiring devotional by the Reverend Ben P. Sergent spent part Clel Rodgers, delegates were of last week at his home in made welcome by Supt., Dave Lexington. Li. Craft. Kesponse was made by Mrs. Corbett. Flannery, Mr. and Mrs. Burley Hale Acting District President. A of Louisville are visitors in program of music by the Glee town. Club, led by Mrs. Bill Owens, Rev. L. O. Griffith of was greatly enjoyed. Atlanta, former pastor of the The Tenth District is fortu i?irst iiaptist Church of nate in its choice oi a new Whitesburg was a week end Vice President. She is Mrs. visitor in town. He occupied James Brown of Whitesburg, the pulpit of the Baptist our efficient treasurer. The Church on Sunday evening. delegates reacted hilariously APRIL 15, 1954 structor announced that the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams band had received an invita- - who have been living in Lex- tion to appear in a marching ington for the past year have contest in Huntington. Fol- - moved back to their home on lowing the business session College Hill. The people of delicious punch and cookies Whitesburg welcome them 'back. were served. T. by Mfs. Cecil Webb Women of the Presbyterian Church Meet The afternoon Circle of the Women of the Presbyterian' Church met at the home oi Mrs. D. W. Little on Monday atertioon for the April meeting. Mrs. Joe Romeo presented a splendid program on "Stephen the First Martyr." She gave the devotional from the 6th Chapter of Acts. Mrs. S. W. Cox and Mrs. C. A. Lingle gave interesting discussions relative to the subject. Following the program, a most delightful social hour was spent with the hostess serving a refreshment plate to the following: Mesdames: KENTUCKY at the home of Mrs. Virgil Picklesimer for the 'April meeting. xne devotional was given , ? 5. A'Z. by Mrs. Leonard Lewis, taken from John 12:20-2followed by prayer. Mrs. A. C. Adams led the program on "The Carver School of Missions and Social Work," which, is lo cated in Louisville, and was founded by the Women's Missionary Union of Kentue ky Baptists. MISS VERA ZIMMERMAN Mrs. French Hawk and "NURSERY CLINIC TO BE Mrs. Leonard Lewis sans a HELD 'AT LOCAL CHURCH duet, "We Would See Jesus". Louisville, Ky., A series of Mrs. Virgil Picklesimer dis "nursery clinics" will be held cussed the "Carver School of between April 19 and 30 in ten Missions and their work," and churches of the Methodist Mrs. W. G. Holbrook dis Kentucky Conference, it has Vtoon Kv Tlr T T Joe Romeo, S. W. Cox, C. A. cussed the "Missionaries Task, Lingle, A. J. Leach, Frank and Training," and Mrs. W. I. iSnapp, Paris, executive secKentucky's bass fishing- Is rated by the people who know as one of the 7 Caudill, Cro Caudill, John M. Vermillion told how the stu(best in the country. These anglers, In backing up their claim, point to Guests of Dr. Owen Pigman which the teachers so gener retary of the Kentucky Con Adams, Bradley Bentley, B. C. dents thanked the teachers, at the Pine Mountain Hotel ference Board of Education. iproof such as this excellent string taken at Lake Cumberland, la southeast Kentucky. The bass are also plentiful In Kentucky Lake and Bach, Bill K. Blair, Alpha; for their training and guid--an- on Monday evening were Rev. ously agreed to enact again The clinics will be for par their traditional fighting spirit presents a real challenge. The morning business ses ents and church-schooat this mission school. J. A. McKenrv. Evangelist at Hart, Robert Fike and Mrs. work sion was followed by a deli- ers who The group sang, "Know the Methodist Church: Ben Arck Jenkins. have children under cious luncheon The evening Circle met at Our Kentucky" (tune of My Underwood, Music Director: candietd sweet of baked ham, four years of age. potatoes, the home of Mrs. Bradley Old Kentucky Home). Mrs hRev, E. H. Barnett, Orval; lima beans, tossed salad,baby Miss Vera V. Zimmerman, hot Bentley on Monday. The de- Bob Stansberry led in the nugnes. Cecil Webb, Jimmie rolls, Tenn., will con strawberry sundae, Nashville, of closing prayer. votional was presented by Marlowe, Dr. Carl Pigman cookies, milk and coffee, duct each the clinics. She Mrs. Lee Moore with Mrs. After a short business ses and Dr. Lee Moore. is a representative of the' Chilcooked by the ladies of the Marvin Holbrook giving the sion, delicious refreshments dren's Division of the Methwere served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Delmos Pig lunchroom, and served by the odist Board of Education. program from the 6th chapter JjtfilAi girls under the super'Mesdames: Ted Bentley. man announce the birth of a of Acts. The clinic will foe held in vision of Miss Dugan. Whitesburg Methodist Church Following the program, a M. D. Lewis, French Hawk, daughter, Linda Gayle, weight During the afternoon ses- on April 28. pounds. social hour was enjoyed with Ray Venters, Leonard Lewis, 6 sion, Mrs. Ferdinand Moore Kermit Combs, Bob Stans Mrs. Bentley serving delicious All of the clinics will be cherry pie, topped with whip- berry, W. I. Vermillion, Pvt. Kenneth Pigman, U. S. gave the Courtesy Committee held from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m., report, stating that 78 memArmy is on furlough at the ped cream and coffee to the Hiram Williams, Walter A. C. Adams, Burley home of his parents, Mr. and bers were registered with 14 BAND BOOSTERS following: Mesdajnes Jack Swisher, Lee Moore, Marvin Hale, McKinley Day, Andrew Mrs. Jasper Pieman. Pvt. Units represented. Local unit CLUB MEETS Holbrook, C. A. Lingle, Adams, John Marcum, W. G. Pigman expects to sail for reports were then presented, The Boosters. Club SEVEN PHOTOGRAPHS COST $6.50 telling of the progress made met in. Band band room for a Audra Pigman, Raymond Day, Holbrook, Benton Sergent and the Far East at a later date. by the the individual PTA's. Con business meeting on Tuesday the hostess Virgil Yes you can get the best in photo Bill Kincer, D. W. Little. Mrs. August Codispoti of ference speaker, Mr. Talmage evening. Mrs. James Brown, Follace Fields, Alpha Hart Picklesimer. graphy at Wainscott's-F- or A Price that Winchester is spending the Mutt, who is Area Principal the president conducted the and Yarlette Swisher, Doris of the Cumberland Area business session. 'The main beats most special coupon deals. Those from the Whitesburg holidays' at her Schools, Banks, Betty Little and Emma was introduced by topic for discussion was the First Baptist Church who at home in Whitesburg. C. Brown. Mr. Boggs. His subject "The One Large 8x10 Size Portrait And Six tended the State Convention band uniform fund drive was a most Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp- of Baptist Woman's Mission Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bennette Road Ahead," stimulating in which is progressing nicely. Billfold Size For Only $6.50. talk $100.00 was reported as colson are not living in the Dun- ary Union of Kentucky, last and family have returned to teresting and Four Poses To Select From. can home on Watt Long week at the Walnut Street their home in Dayton, Ohio with regard to the future of lected since the lastjneeting. the Minimum Foundation Pro It was announced "that the Baptist Church in Louisville after a visit with Mrs. Branch which they recently purchased and remodeled. were: Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, parents, Mr. and Mrs. gram. Mr. Huff emphasized VFW would donate one comthat all people interested in plete uniform. Plans were Mrs. Jack Burrow, of Wash Mrs. A. C. Adams, Mrs. Ray Dave Jarrett. children must meet to discuss, Opposite Methodist Church Venters, Mrs. Lester Hamington, daughter of Mr. and Band then notify their formulated be for theMiddles- Mr. and Mrs. Fondy Adams plan, and at Mrs. Thompson will return to mock and Mrs. Bob Owens. to held in Main Street Whitesburg Frankfort as to Festival g her home soon after a months Those attending from Flem of Hazard were week end legislators Open Tues. Thurs. &'Sat. 11 a. m. 4 p. m. their ambitions for the schools boro romJril, 29 ing Baptist Church were Rev. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper visit with her parents. xaor DanQ ln" and irrirnl their nhilrfren and Mrs. Calvin Fields. Cornett and Mr. and Mrs. Joe need. Draughn. Isaac M. Hall student at The Baptist WMS Business meets the third Tuesday of The meeting was adjourned UK will arrive home on Mrs. Ray Venters was the meeting is held on the second each month at 3.00 o'clock at after Hazard was chosen for Thursday to spend the Easter guest last week of her son Wednesday of each month at the Band Room. Mrs. Jim the Fall Conference. Directholidays with his parents, Mr. Gene Pendleton and Mrs. 2:00 o'clock in afternoon at Brown, president. ing the delegates was school Pendleton of Louisville, while and Mrs. Charlie Hall. the o nrch. The Circle meetThe Whitesburg VFW Post patrol boys Freddy Adkins she was attending the State V. F. W. Sz AUXILIARY ings are held at the homes of No. 582& Meets each Monday and Joe HalL FHA girls Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stans- Convention of WMU of Ky. INSTALL NEW OFFICERS as pages, and Meets members the seeond Tuesday 7:00 p. m. at the VFW Post berry and three sons spent She was also guest of her The Annual Installation who assisted luncheon were: ROTARY CLUB the month at 7:30 p. m. Clubhouse. served in the James Dixon. lewis Ammerman, president, of Hester daughter, Mrs. Ambrose Wil- Banquet of the V. F. W. and the week end in Knoxville. Chapter No. 54 OES Commander. Banks, Verna o'clock at Sarah's Tea Room, son and Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Ladies Auxiliary was held Christine meets at Lodge Hall first and Ladies Ina Patridge, Iris Emma Carolyn Brown was and Mrs. Hershel Brock all of Saturday night at the Post Banks, Moneva Boggs, Mary each Tuesday, noon at 12:00 third Tuesdays of each month WhitesburgAuxiliary to the Adams, VFW Meets the LIONS CLUB Meets each guest of her brother, Bill Louisville. Clubhouse. Delicious fried Williams," Shirley Thursday evening at 6:30 p. at 7:00 p. m. Arthur Dixon, fourth Tuesday, 7:00 n. m., Brown, Mrs. Brown and son chicken with all the trim Smith, m., at Mother Craft's. Paul Worthy Patron, Mrs. Madge at the VFW Post Clubhouse. Ruthenia tMrs. Lester Hammock was mings were prepared by the .brazier, in Winchester last weekl Combs, Worthy Matron. Faye Goff, President. Stella Yonts, Annette Profitt, Vermillion, president. guest last week of her son and members of the Auxiliary, Whitesburg PTA meets 2nd Whitesburg Garden Club Delia Caudill, Joella Craft, JAYCEES Meet each Patsy Ann Fields and Mrs. family Mr. and Mrs. Don Emcee Edd Moore introduced Shirley Stallard, Janice J. Thursday at 6:30 at Sarah's Tuesdayat of month at 2:00 meets fourth Monday evening David Fields were shoppers Hammock of Louisville. the guests (beginning with Caudill, Betty Raleigh, Wanda o'clock Tea Room. Woodford Blair, torium. Grade School Audi- oi eacn month at the home of ueorge . Stewart, in Lexington last week end. f, Mrs. Roger Kersev. members. Addmgton, Wilma Banks, Mrs. James Hidvegi was Dept. of Ky. president. After Nancy McCloud and Helen president. Hiram Tavlor. Jr.. nresi- WOMAN'S CLUB Meets Mrs. David Fields and Mrs. the honoree at a surprise expressing his pleasure of be Ogelvia. the fourth Saturday of each The Whitesburg Band Club dent. Melvin Adams were shopping birthday party at the City ing present for the occasion, month in the afternoon or Cafe on April 1st. A lovely he installed the V. F. W. Among in Huntington recently. those birthday cake, iced with. Officers and instructed them Civil Defense attending a evening at the home of memKINGDOM COME HIGH SCHOOL ' meeting in bers- Mrs. William Floyd flower decorations in their duties for the coming Harlan on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wright spring evening Mercer, president. spent last week in Frankfort. and holding candles made by year. Twenty-fourt- h were Sgt. D. Taylor, Lovell LETCHER COUNTY FISH Annual Mrs. T. R. Collier featured the Next to be introduced was Williams and Sgt. Stigall. The AND GAME CLUB Meets on The cake was Senator Archie Craft. He purpose of this Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins occasion. meeting was the first Monday of each Commencement have returned to their home served with coffee and Cokes spoke to the VFW as a group to organize Civil Defense and month. Dav'''. Fields, presiin Washington, D. C, after a to the following friends of of fighting men who fixed Ground Observer April 19, 1954, 7:00 P. M. (C.S.T.) dent. visit with Mrs. Collins' Mrs. Hidvegi: Mrs. T. R. their goal and "went after it" Organizations JAYCETTES Meet the first Hoggs, Lee Looney, Arthur Herman mother, Mrs. Ison at Line- - Collier, Mrs. J. O. Mohn, Mrs. LaLIGf .J.County, and later in Letcher Monday of each month at 7:90 Lewis, Bobby Cornett, Troy Floyd Mercer. Mrs. O. N. listed fork and other relatives. accomplishments of County. Speaker : memMcNulty, Charley Lewis, Mrs. Denver Adams, the Whitesburg VFW as many ing were Stanley at this meet p. m., at the home of Kdger, Boggs, Lowell Lewis, Irene Mrs. Willard bers Ison, Richard Lee Bridge guests of Mrs. Ker- - Mrs. Judy Asher, and Mrs and remarked that they had Director of State White, Dep., president. Cornett, Anna Shepherd, Billie Sue at Our House Jimmie Dixon. The honoree always responded to every Major Carter of Defense and mit Lucas Lewis, BUSINESS and the Ground Whitaker, Estill Grill on Tuesday evening received lovely gifts. call lor help in their com- Observer Corps of Kentucky. SIONAL WOMEN PROFES Cornett,Mable Meet Ae Shirley munity. He stated, that he Films were Mesdames: Melvin shown of the 3rd Monday of eah month at CLASS MOTTO: -- - "Let Us Be Seen By Our Deeds". tt Mrs. Bill Owens was a was most thankful for their hydrogen Adams, Stamper Collins, 7:00 p.m. Patsy Ann Fields, CLASS COLORS: bomb explosion. Blue and White Fields, J. E. Crawford, visitor in Georgetown during "Walking Blood Bank" saying resident. CLASS FLOWER: Pink Carnation Herbert Caudill, Willard the week end. She was that on several occasions, WEEK END VISITORS FIRST BAPTIST BROTH CLASS SPONSOR : Mrs. W. B. Hall. Kiger, David Fields and joined by her husband Pvt. Doctors had told him person IN WHITESBURG ERHOOD Meats first TuesEmma Carolyn Brown. High Bill Owens who is stationed ally that the quick donation day of each in assem of needed blood had been Mr. and Mrs. Wendell bly room of month score prize was won by Mrs. at Fort Meade, Md. Eighth Grade Roll: church. Clyde Crawford and Mrs. Emmett primary in saving a patients Sumpter of Maryville, Tenn., Walker, president. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd The Womans Society Fields was lucky in the bingo. Cadet Otis Nelson Mohn (life f Georgia Faye Cornett Nancy Elaine Ingram Delicious refreshments were has returned to K. M. I. after Senator Craft called atten of Louisvile, were visiting Mr. Christian Service of the spending his spring vacation tion to the Ladies Auxiliary and Mrs. Bradley Sumpter Methodist Churoh meets the Nonrta Lee Cornett served by Mrs. Lucas. Sara Lene Ingram with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dy .saying that although a and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Floyd fourth Thursday of each Reva Gail Cornett Tommy Nelson Ingram Recent guest of Mr. and Otis Mohn. He was accom young organization in our Mercer, over the week end. month at 7:30 p. m., at the Mrs. John D. W. Collins at panied to Lyndon on Sunday community, is already recog- Mr. and Mrs. Mercer and church. Donald Lee Day Evelyn Juan Ison baby Jack were also guests Susannah Wesley Circle nized as an active one. their home in Blackey was by his parents. Jaynet McNulty Past Dept. of Ky. Ladies of Mr. and Mrs. Sumpter on meets the third Tuesday at Wreathea Day their daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Sunday. Mrs. N. M. Webb has re- Auxiliary President, Ida Cassell of Washington, D. C. 7.30 p. m., at the haes Agnes Marie Roark f Helen Field was introduced and she Mr. and Mrs. Boyd will soon members. turned to her home on Main Nila Lee Smith Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Pass- - St., after spending several installed the new officers for be leaving Louisville for The Belle Bennett Circle Sylvia lAltene Huff more, Mrs. Jack Passmore and months in Washington, D. C. the Ladies Auxiliary and in- awhile. Mr. Boyd is with meets at the home of mem Brenda Marlene Ingram Jackie Sparkman children, Jack Granford and Mrs. Webb was accompanied structed them in their duties. General Electric and is being bers the second Thursday of Crandell Ingram Carol Francis of Norton were to Whitesburg by her daugh- Lottie Dixon acted as install sent on a three year tour of the month at 7:30 p. m. Bertha Sue Turner special training. guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. ter, Miss Esteva Webb and ing Conductress. Thev will Presbyterian Women of the Minerva Airolene Ingram Lutrella Whitaker The remainder of the Miss Mary Sutter who refie m Jjort Wayne, Indiana, chtitch meet the last Wednes Jenkins last Wednesday. spent dancing to the bchenectady, N. Y., and sev- day of eaeh month at the was turned to Washington during . TEACHERS:music of Jack Taylor and his eral other cities. Mrs. Boyd church at 6:00 p. m. The the week end. Lottie Moon Circle Meets Ethel G. Franklin orchestra, who were special is the former Faye Sumpter. The Lottie Moon Circle of Circles meet on the seeond Missionary Rev. L. O. Griffith, former guests. There was much Woman's the Monday of the month in the Frances Shepherd Union, of The First Baptist pastor of Whitesburg Baptist praise for the orchestra and Subscribe to The Eagle to- - afternoon at 2:30 and evening Church met on Tuesday night Church and Rev. Wendell is certainly something for our day. at 7:00 p. m. I 6 HUBS 2 , , r,."c ce ul m 1- -2 En-lo- w, Mrs. pre-East- er Ben-nett- WAINSCOTT'S STUDIO e's VII NOTES Jane Chief-of-Staf- Corps , were ! Em-me- Mc-Gi- ll, -