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THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1903 LIVIMiSTOX News VIRGINIA McCLURE NOW I united in marriage Satur- MRS. HERSHEL NICLEY I day, at Lnvingston, Tom. Miss Virginia McClure and Their attendants were: Nana Hershel Ray -Nkley were I Holt land the bride's mother? THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL, MOUNT VfRNON, KENTUCKY PAGE SEVEN Used Car & Truck LIST AS- OF JUNE 3, 1963 1962 CHEVROLET Impels, 4-door, Sedan " 1961 CHEVROLET Impels, 2-door 1961 CHEVROLET Corvair, 4-door OLDSMOBILE 88, 2^oor FORD Zdoo<, Fairlane 500 PONTIAC 2-door Coupe CHEVROLET Impels 1958. 1957^-CHEVROLET 2-door 1957 CHEVROLET 4-door, 6 cylinder ' . OLDSMOBILE Super 88, 4-door PONTIAC Catalina, Herdtop VOLKSWAGEN Convertible FORD CHEVROLET 6 cylinder, 210 Series PONTIAC OLDSMOBILE 88, 2-door CHEVROLET 1960 1959 1959 1959 1957 1956 1.356 1955 1955« 1955 1954 1951 TRUCKS 1961 CHEVROLET Pick-Up 1957 CHEVROLET Pick-Up 1947 CHEVROLET Pick-Up 1949 FORD Cob ond Choitli 1948 CHEVROLET Pick-Up Britton Chevrolet Co. 593 Chestnut St. Phone 986-3160 Berea, Ky. Mrs. Jean MoClure- The couple spent their honey- mooh in the Smokies. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Moore, Judy, J.-B., Marie and Billy Joe of Laurel County, visited Mrs. Lottie Waddle Mr. and Mrs. Revell Pike and daughters, Pamela and Ratty, of Warner Robins, Ga have returned home after visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. CI ell Pike and Mr. and Mrs, Burdette Brown, last week. Several from here attend- ed Memorial Services at the Red Hill Cemetery Sunday. Mrs. Joyce Waddle was at Berea Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sahli and children of East Bem- stadt visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mullins, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Single- ton have returned home aft- er - spending lost week in Louisville visiting their children. Garry MoClure visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char- les McClure, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bales and Arlene were Sunday dinner guests of " her mother, Mrs. Earl McNutt. James Argenbright and Lowell of Ohio spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Garrett Taylor I IN MEMORANDUM: But love for you who sleeps were; Mr. and Mrs. Norman I In memory of Mary J. beneath Taylor and son of Williams- Brown, who pasted away , Wilt never fade away. burg, Ohio aod Mr. and Mrs. 1 June 9. 1962. * " | Sadly missed by daugh- QuiUian Raines and son of ; The flowers we lay upon your ! ters, Roberta Robbins Dayton, Ohio. grave : and Annie Dillingham. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wad- May wither and decay; , 37tip die and Mrs. Eva Black were ' in Midway Sunday where they attended graduation ex- ercises of Mrs. Black's dau- ghter. Valerie Constance, from Midway Junior College. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burk- heart and family of Louis- ville visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Tackett this week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Clouse and children of Ohio w e r e week end guests of their par- ents, . Mr. and Mrs. John Clouse, and Judy. Kenny Waddle is visiting his sister, Janis, in Louisville this week. Sparks F U N E R A L H O M E "Homo-like Atmosphere" 24 Hour Oxygen-equipped Ambulance Service Phone 256-2991 Mi. Vernon, Ky. YOUB LIVESTOCK MARKET SERVICE SATISFACTION.— HIGHEST PRICES CHECK DAY OF SALE er Adams and son, Prankie,^f Hamil- ton, Ohio visited Her uncle. Tommy Spdvey, Monday. They were en route to the Smokie£ Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kitchen and family of Louis- i ville spent thes*week end j I went to thsnk every with her father, • Charlie; person who worked, sup- Moore. They ato visited her an d voted for me "£"* Th^' for Circuit Judge. T W . g h who remains a patient ma ,, , *" , Lexington Hospital. She is! rour efforts I received many votes in Rockcastle County. The voters of Pu- Uaki County gave me a majority of 343 votes. For your support and for your vote I am grateful. I want to assure my friends and supporters that I deep- ly appreciate all that you June 1 (Special)—Federel-SUQe Market News Service (Friday's Sale): 137^ AU,. classes slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mason •and _ Mr.'.Dor Pin- nix and 'Donna Gay of Louisville spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Halcomb. Donna Gay remained with her grandparents for a visit. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Faulkner were their children. Dean and Georgia, of Ohio. Mrs. Pauline Hamer, who underwent surgery last week is reported improving. Mr. and Mrs. Jundor French and Jaclcie visited his mo- ther, Mrs. Mary French, at Orlando Friday night. Donlald Faulkner of Lex- ington visited his mother, Mrs. Mallie Kirby, this week. Week end guests of Mr. Your friend, LAWRENCE S. HAIL DAIRY FARMERS we can help you cat COSTS, save TIME and labotf To make money in dairy farming these days you've got to cut coJti wherever you can. We're ready to help you with a complete line o£ modern labor saving equipment for the dairy bam. Well help you determine just what equipment you need to step up the efficiency of your milk production methods. The next time you're in town, drop in and let's talk it over. ^ Equipment in stock for the Dairy Farmer Universal Milkers Pipeline, Cow to Can Complete Dairy Detergents Inflations For Any Milkers Feed Rockcastle Farm Service Williams Street ML Vernon, Ky. Phone 256-2516 -CATTLE—Reojinls. X ltoul steady: sHflfiweK' <n S3.90 at 1S.80; canner and culler. SI 1.40 al 14.50: utility and commercial bulls. S16.70 at 18.20: cutler, $15.90 at 16.60: feeders, medium and good 400-600, lb. steers, $18.40 at 24.00: common to good stock steers and heifers around 275-375 lbs.. $55.00 at 119.00 per head.- stock cows with calves. $95.00 at 242.50 per pair: baby calves. $11.00 at 55.00 per head, mostly $20.00 at 35.00. CALVES—Receipts. 209: Vealet's 25-50 cents high- er: good and choice vealers in graded pen. $29.00: 250-265 lbs.. $27.50 at 28.25: 150-175 lbs- $26.10 at 27.10: other standard and good «4 weights. $22.10 at 27.00. HOGS—Receipts. 311: Barrows and gilts steady to 25 otitis higher; mixed Nos. 1, 2 and 3 barrows and lbs.. $16.10 at 17.10; 240-255 lbs.. $16.00 at 16.50: small lot 171 lbs.. $15.80: Nos. 1 and 2 sows. 265-300 lbs.. $12.00 at 13.50; Nos. 2 and 3. 330-600 lbs.. $11.75 at 12.25. — ~ SHEEP—Receipts. 64: Choice and prime slaughter spring lambs. 92-105 lbs.. $12.10 at 24.00: small lot choice wool lambs. $22.20; few good slaughter ewes. $5.00. HORSES b MULES—Receipts. 10: No quotations. SALES OF ALL CLASSES OF LIVESTOCK EVERY FRIDAY. Under U. S. Government Supervision and Bonded lor Your Protection. Garrard County Stockyards Kirby Tealer Hog on Tealer J. L. TeaUr LANCASTER, KENTUCKY WEDCEE WHIZZ-ABOUTS wtut'j the happed casus! rt >U?A Convene ""•rtdtw"! comfortable lou rubbtr SOU. The 1V4 tupports lite a shoe. Crisp styling is aoshable. GOLDEN Opportunity Days MAY 31 Cosh In Now on Pontiac's "Golden Opportunity Days" Used Car Sale for Month of June. ^ , With The Purchase of any New or Used Cor or Truck Ten (10) free chances on a 1953 Pontine 2-door, Hardtop, Star Chief to be given away Saturday, June 29, at 8 p. m. For your convenience Croutcher Motor Company -will be open until 8 p. m., Monday through Saturday. Buy Now and Pay Later—No Payment Due Until August. f* ST USED CARS AND TRUCKS O W TO CHOOSE FROM USED CARS converse Coolete KEYSTONE SHOES Next to K U & — Richmond, Ky. It is so comforting to know the telephone is waiting to serve you in case of sickness or emergen- cy. All Day .... Every Day your telephone is on duty. What other single appliance in your home could serve you so many ways for so little money? Have you signed yonr application for modem dial telephone service? Kentucky Telephone Co. ^ Telephone 256-2148 Mt. Vernon, Kentucky . , LOCATED ON FOUR MILE AVENUE IN RICHMOND. KY. Call The Richmond Livestock Market, Inc. Phone 623-3708 Hershel Miller. Auctioneer, Phone 623-5771 Donald Fritx. President—Phone 623-1982 CATTLE SALE EACH WEDNESDAY. HORSE SALE LAST SATURDAY NIGHT EACH MONTH. THE WORD GETS AROUND ONE HAPPY CUSTOMER TELLS ANOTHER ABOUT OUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY DATS HIGHEST PRICES ON YOUR PRESENT CAR IN TfiADE 62 PONTIAC Bonneville Conv 2-60 FALCONS 61 PONTIAC Bonneville H. T 61 CHEVROLET Convertible 59 FORD 50 GMC Pick-Up. SI CADILLAC Air Cond. Coupe 61 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille 55 FORD SO RENAULT Dauphine 2 60 PONTIACS EVERY CAR CLEAN, SPARKLING, AND READY TO. GO 62 PONTIAC Catalina, Convertible 60 CHEVROLET Impala 59 PONTIAC 59 CHEVROLET Impala, Coupe 62 CHEVROLET Impala Convertibli 59 CHEVROLET -Station Wagon 57 DODGE . 3 57 FORDS 3 57 PONTIACS 57 RAMBLER 58 VOLVO 58 PONTIAC 57 CHEVROLET 6 Cylinder Straight Shift . 2-57 OLDSMOBILES 55 DODGE "56 DODGE 55 PONTIAC All of these late model Used Cars are Trade- ins on 63 Model Pontiacs. We can fumtih previous owner's name if you desire. USED TRUCKS 62 FORD F-600 2-Ton 61 GMC W Ton Delivery Truck 58 DIAMOND-T Tractor Sleeper No. 450 International Gas Engine 57 CHEVROLET 1-Ton, Dual Wheels 59 GMC 1-Ton, Stock Racks 56 FORD Panel 57 CHEVROLET Pick-Up CROUTCHER MOTOR — SALES 8, SERVICE — PONTIAC, CADILLAC, GMC TRUCKS M ™Z,K D K JA« C vS?r CH£ "' Crontcher Motor Co. W. Chestnut St. Phone 986-3192 Berea, Ky. 0
