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f i . yg.«nuw 51UWA1. - Jaycees Caboose To Be Moved 'AI, m.vr o, IU7! VAUK FIVE lng on Richmond Street. Sun Ford, spokesman for the group, told the Council that the caboose would be placed paral- lel to the railroad tracks and would only take «p two or" possibly three spaces that way. Mr. Ford also said that the Jaycees tentatively plan- ned to use the caboose, be- sides for their meetings, as a Tourist Information center on heavily traveled week ends. Social And Women's News On a request by the Rock- castle County Jaycees, the Mt. Vernon City Council has agreed to allow the railroad caboose, In which the Jay- cees meet, to be placed on the City parking lot. The Jaycees obtained the caboose from the L 4i N Rail- road, remodeled It and set It behind the Dinner Bell Bulld- They, along with Rita Malsoo, then accompanied '• Mrs. O'Mjra home on April 24 and the next day, they all, along with Mrs. Marguerite Miller, traveled to Cumberland Falls for the day. Hospital Register, 4/27/ - 5/4/71 Thomas McCracken, John- etta; Leonard McKlnney, Mt. Vernon; Mary S. McClure, Mt. >-Vernon; Wm. C. Racine, Mich- igan; Henry Falln, Mt. Ver- non; Grace Cope, Mt. Ver- non; Earl Cromer, Mt, Ver- non; Edith Alcorn, Lexington; Viola Cox, Brodhead; Judy Carter, Mt. Vernon; Dorothy Rader, Orlando; Sam Cald- well, Brodhead; Jean Witt, Mt. Vernon. Laura Price, Eubank; Mar- tha Woodall, Mt. Vernon; El- fie Allen, Orlando; Josephine Brewer, Livingston; Melissa *Taye Rader, Orlando; Marie Ruppe, Mt. Vernon; Danny "Dale Halcomb, Brodhead; Robert .Lee Montgomery, Mt. Ver- -'oon; James A. McKenzle.Cat- tlesburg; Logan Prewltt, Mt. ^Vernon; Lewis Do an,. Som- erset; Leonard Hines, Mt. Vernon; Ott Klrby, Mt. Ver- non; Leonard Reese, Mt. Ver- THE ALL NEW RADIO More News! More Wheater Reports! Up-to-Date Music! HEAR WHAT'S HAPPENING. RECEIVES HONOR— At Ho- nor Day ceremonies held at Eastern Kentucky University recently, Mrs. Ruth Ann Al- len of Brodhead received an award for outstanding achieve- , raent In German. The award la given on the basis of con- tribution to the German De- partment and academic a- chlevement. Having completed the requirements for a ma- jor in German and a minor In English, Mrs. Allen wlU graduate from Eastern In De- cember with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. She Is the wife of Clinton Allen and the daugh- ter of Mrs. Nettle Brown of Salem, Indiana and the late W.L. Brown. Remepib^r MOTHER'S DAY Carter - Burton Miss Carol Carter, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter of Mt. Vernon, and Stanley Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Burton of Route 3, Mt.. Vernon, were married Saturday, April 10 at the Brlndle Ridge Baptist Church. Bro. Lawrence Pre- wltt, pastor of the church, performed the ceremony. The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a v-neck, street-length gown made of satin covered with lace and an elbow-length veil. She carried a bouquet of white carnation* win blue and white stream- ers. Mrs. Jeannlne Parsons, the bride's matron of honor, wore a blue v-neck, street-length dress with a pleated skirt. She carried a white earn alloc on a background of greenery, with blue and white stream- ers. Johnny Hale, served as beat man. Ushers were David Shi- vel, and Kenny Burton, brother of the groom. Pianist was Pam Cummins. The church arrangement con- sisted of a basket of white gladiolus on a background of greenery, banked on either side by candelabras. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was held In the church basement. REVIVAL SERVICES BEGIN MAY 9 AT MT. ZION Revival services will begin May 9 and Continue through May 16 at the Mt. Zlon Bap- tist Church (also known as the Oak Hill Baptist Church). Bro. Earl Hacker of Ver- sailles will be the evangelist for the services which will begin each evening at 7:30 P.rit. Bro. Lewis Jennings, pas- tor, and the congregation cor- dially Invite everyone to at- Sweaters By Nan Dorsey Released: Bettle Sutton, Brodhead; Jonas DeBoard, Brodhead; Sandra Gayle Robinson, Lex- ington; Nannie Gott, Ml. Ver- non; Jane Bullock, Mt. Ver- non; Carrie Baker, Mt. Ver- non; Thomjs McCracken, Johnetta; Leonard McKlnney, Mt. Vernon^ Mary S. McClure, Mt. Vernon; Wm. C. Racine, Mich.; Henry Falln, Mt. Ver- non; Earl Cromer, Mt. Ver- non. Edith -Alcorn, Lexington; Viola Cox, Brodhead; Judy Carter, Mt. Vernon; Dor- othy Rader, Orlando; Sara Caldwell, Brodhead; JeanWitt, Mt. Vernon; CatfialeeB Alcorn, Lexington; Martha Woodall, Mt. Vernon; Melissa FayeRa- der, Orlando; Danny Dale Hal- comb, Brodhead; James A. McKenzie, Catties burg; Logan t Prewltt, Mt. Vernon. Sampler •• RAMBLINGS" (Cont. From Front) We're not going gripe (well, not too much anyway), but It's really getting to the point where you are dated If you can remember the three-cent stamp. Of course, -I was is mere babe In arms at ;that time.... T.E.L. CLASS MEETS The T.E.L. Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church held their regular monthly meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Pauline WfjSf In Mt. Vernon. Kfcven members and three gtitatsienjoyed a potluck sup- per. his mother, Mrs. Lona Logs- don recently. Mrs. Vallle Burton and Mrs. Barbara Anglln and Nancy vis- ited" Mr. and Mrs. Gravely. Burton Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lona tagsdon received THE FINEST BOX OF CHOCOWTfS IN THE WOULD VWt Oar Candy Department Today I American Greeting i Mother 9 s Day Cards $ her nephew, James Thomason, who was killed In a ear acci- dent In Illinois. James Is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Aden Thomason of Mt. Ver- non. Mrs. Louise Shrewsberry and daughter of Mansfield, O- hlo and Laverne Wheat visited Mrs. Lona Logsdon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. *Charles Holt and boys d Louisville spent last week' end with her . par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klrby. . Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Klr- by and children and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klrby spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barron and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Stephens In Paris. Mr. and . Mrs. Raymond Kirbj and children of Mason, Ohio have returned home after spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Klrby. Mr. and- Mrs. Virgil Brock visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klrby Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Leila 0*Mara, who celebrated her 80th birthday recently, enjoyed a visit with her family In Kentucky and Indiana during the last few weeks. On April 2, Mrs. 0*Mara visited a few days with her son, Bob 0*Mara,and family In Fern Creek. From there, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. 0>Mara, she went to an- other son's, Tom, In Aadar- son, Indiana and spent a few days with him and his family. mere babe-In-arms at thdt ttme.... NAME WRONG In last week's Signal, Mrs. Juanlta Scott was In- correctly Identified as Mrs. Juanlta Stanley In a cutllne appearing under a picture of Wortbr Matrons and Worthy Patrons of the Mt. VeAon Chapter Order of the Easter^ . Sta% The Signal regret* tbl| Personals Maggard Rexall Drug i St. 256-221; Mt. Vi Mrs.' Carrie Baker Is very 111 In a Lexington hospltaL We wish her a speedy re- covery. Sherman Hansel Is a pa- tient In the Somerset City Hospital. Mrs. Hazel Owens enter- tained her daughter, Mrs. Joy- ce Baker, and Mrs. Peggy BowSng. with a birthday dln- her home In Mt Ver- non recently. Otfiers attend- ing were 'Charlee Baker and Denver and Precla, Dwlght and Chet Bowling. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hansel of Deland, Florida are here visiting relatives. •Mrs. Jew Bray visited Mrs. Lona Logsdon Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen- derson and daughters visited DRESSES BY KAY WINDSOR NEW ARRIVALS SLEEPWEAR A son, William H. Robinson, born April 26, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson of Lex- A daughter, Cathaleen Al- corn, born April 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alcorn of Lexington. • >r GILEAD has done it again! JEAN-FAYE FASHIONS ASHLAND LODGE TO MEET MAY 8 Ashland Lodge No. 640 will hold regular meeting Saturday, May 8. • . y The lodge will open at 4 p.m. for the first section of the 3rd degree. Dinner wjll be served at 6:30 p.m. Harlln Lodge will confer Jhe.tblrd degree at 7;30. After District Deputy Grand Mas- ter Joe Hens ley will present 60-year and 25-year pins. All Master Masons are Invited. Pat Bcfcer Mary Bullock Mt. 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