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The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • 5

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RIDAY NOVEMBER 25 1955 DANVILLE ADVOCATE MESSENGER DANVILLE KENTUCKY PAGE HV1 ob James Rales Moreland Mrs Russell Orndorff Mosf Valuable In Mr and Mrs Emmitt Brown and SEC Coach Poll emphasis on North African most valuable football player totaled department and was among those in when was do so RANGOON SPRUCES UP pas PHONE 28 THURMAN out 00 318 Broadway 150 Phon 110 ARM LOANS See TEETOTALING BULLDOG BRINGS BOTTLES HOME WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK BIBLES and TESTAMENTS and the GUITARS $1450 up THE VILLAGE STORE can help you! for has weekend with his par and Mrs Orville Car implements lespedeza straw an dsome tobac and some pieces of and kitchen furniture 150 I 125 I ATLANTA ob James Au burn's brilliant halfback rates as Mrs Russell day Monday in Louis the Mr ellowship Dinner monthly fellowship supper OHIO LIQUOR SALES ARE NEAR S200000000 BOY 14 SOLO TRIP IN PICKUP TRUCK Miss Joanne Singleton of ington spent last riday with her parents Mr and Mr spent of be in BOYLE PHARMACY in par Lex night Mrs DALLAS In the past three weeks Boots a 4 year old bulldog terrier has lugged a couple of cases of empty beer bottles home to his back yard "He isn't going to the dogs" says his master Jerry Waldrop 16 "He was raised in a nondrink ing home and he doesn't drink the stuff He just comes home in the evenings with a beer bottle in his Claude Ellis and Miss Margie El lis were the guests of Mr Mrs Lucian Ellis on Sunday Stanford Ky McKinney court PHONE 2700 and and the Dr HICKS Graduate Veterinarian IccauM it ii air rad and brings you nw understanding of tba Word of life the RSV Bible can bring you renewed incen tive to study God's Word More than 3500000 peapie have bought the RSV sine 1952 USB THIS COUPON TO ORDER BY MAU and death of her mother Claude Ellis In Danville every Monday afternoon at Production Credit Association Office Best Dela Torre lorida Runnerup Joe Childress Auburn Don Scully LSU: Tony Sardisco Tulane Bob Scarbrough Auburn Dave Kuhn Kentucky Scott Su ber Mississippi State Gene Du buisson Mississippi Best secondary defensive Art Davis Mississippi State Run nerup Wade Mitchell Georgia Tech Others Jackie Simpson lorida Billy Kinard Mississippi Charlie Horton Vanderbilt Pastor's Topics Rev Charles Ballard Moreland Christian Church with i problems rance sK pt from power hist ebruary after 7 broom" vote of Aft lean setnbly Clay Spoonamore Owner West Main Ph 49 Chief Clark said an alarm the man and the Oldsmobile been broadcast in the usual places in an effort to pick up the trail and apprehend Christerson COLUMBUS Ohio LT) State Liquor Director William Bryant says Ohio is approaching a record 209 niillion dollur sale of licjuor 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE The and board meeting of the Metho dist church will be held this eve ning at the Methodist church All members are urged to be present coup a fair snare of world mar kets to establish stronger soil con servation measures to set up com moditv bv commodity programs to match production with demands and to adjust trade programs Other recommendations included selling surpluses abroad on an in stallment plan and swapping them for strategic raw materials and building research programs to find markets for farm products in in dustry Approved by the Grange were resolutions favoring social securi ty for farms expansion of federal highway programs catastrophe in surance with government backing a strong United Nations uniform traffic laws in all states and grad ual reduction of armaments The Grangers voted disapproval of any threat to abolish the rural electrification administration and frowned on toll television a feder al sales tax socialized medicine the serving of liquor on airplanes daylight saving time and peace time military training Tulane Charles Rader rankenberger Mrs Sallie Reed of Sharonville Ohio spent the weekend with and' Mrs arris Reed HOME Danville Birthday Party Mrs Robert Reynolds entertain ed Wednesday afternoon with a party for her daughter Rita Mae I on her ninth birthday There were I 15 guests present Refreshments of ice cream and cake were ed months of his "new i administration He lost a confidence on his North policy in the National As I Mr and Mrs Robert Reynolds and daughter Rita were the "ets of Mr and Mrs Wesley Martin at Walltown on Sunday The Rev and Mrs Charles Bal lard and children are spending this week with his mother i Huntington Va and her ents at Albany Ohio Runnerup Auburn and i tie i Church Of God Music The Gospel Gleaner Singers of Bluefield Va will present a program of vocal music at the Church of God on West Green street beginning at 8 on Saturday night Nov 26 A Ken tucky oyster supper will precede the program with serving of the meal starting at 4:30 The REVISED STANDARD VERSION BIBLE OKLAHOMA CITY i ear old Oklahoma County boy who carefully father drive decided to try it his own Thursday He landed Mercy Hospital with a broken leg and several bruises The highway patrol reported Basil Lee Smith lost control of hi father's pickup truck and turned Best punter Don Chandler lorida Runnerup 8 Art Davie Mississippi State Others John Majors Tennessee Eagle Day Mississippi John Caruso Tulane Best Eagle Day Missis sippi Runnerup Bob Hardy Ken tucky Others Dick Young Geor gia Best runner Charlie Horton underbill Runnerup Job James Auburn and Jackie Simp son lorida (tie) Art Davis Mississippi State Billy Ki nard Mississippi i Best defensive guard Scott Su i ber Mississippi State and Tony i Sardisco Tulane tic Others Bryan Burnthorne Tulane: Larry I rank Vanderbilt Buddy Alliston Mississippi John Barrow lorida Best offensive Steve De I LaTorre lorida Gene Dubuisson Mississippi Oth i Dave Kuhn Kentucky my Morris Georgia Tech Johnny Majors the I tailback who makes the sin to end up this 'glowing offense go was runnerup to 200 million be an all time The tor o' will use as his text next Sunday in the morning "The Art of Back sliding" and in the evening "Bab ylon The Great" Guests rom Ohio i Mr and Mrs Ralph Carman and daughter Carol of Sharon ville Ohio and Mrs Norma Joan Chapman of Elmwood Place Ohio i spent ents Personal arm Propth ty Sale Saturday A quantity of personal propertywined by Bill uell Jr and in cluding several head of livestock and farm hay corn ro sticks household will be offered for sale in a pub lic auction scheduled for 10 clock Saturday morning Nov 26 on the premises one mile south of Perryville on the Gabhart Lane Mr uell has purchased a busi ness in Harrodsburg where he is moving The livestock will include eight dairy cows a work mare a spot ted pony and ten head of sheep Implement! include a tractor with plows disc cultivator etc a wagon setter planter saw rake harrow baler plows sin gle and double trees log chains pitchforks and a lot of small tools The 700 bales of hay will be sold in 100 bale lots to be moved the day of the sale with 35 barrels oi corn 75 bales of straw and 1000 tobacco sticks Glave Sims of Harrodsburg will serve as auctioneer for the clean up sale I to James for the MVP award The lineup of the superlatives Vanderbilt Runnerup ob James Auburn Runnerup John Majors Tennessee Others Art Davis Mississippi State Jackie Simpson lorida Tony Sardiseo Tulane Howard Schnellenberger Kentucky Gene Newton Tulun Eagle Day Mississippi Charlie Horton Vanderbilt Bob Hardy Kenb'ckv The record was set in 1953 sales totaled $195695708 up to Now 5 that vear were 002989 Mendes rance Slated or Louisville Speech LOUISVILLE Ky ormer rench Premier Pierre Mendes rance will speak at the Univer sity of Louisville next riday Mendes rance will fly to the United States Tuesday where he will give two speeches the one here and one at New York He will discuss world affairs Boyle Pharmacy Danville Ky ltaw wnd mt: I amily slit I gtnuint Itathtr $1000 1 Maroa Buckram SmaNr illuitrattd Black Stvrdit Hut )oth Ntw Ttfamnf largt tilt Blut cloth NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE My rtmittanct ii tndostd Dinner Guests' Mr and Mrs Cecil Coffman and family and Miss Daisy Vaught were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Vaughan Dirk Pruitt and I Karen on Saturday evening Latest records up to Nov 5 how stat" liquor $155091581 "We usually do a year's business days because of the mas said Bryant "We are going year very close dollars That will Alumnae Banquet The annual alumnae banquet the Moreland High School will held Saturday night Nov 26 the gvmnasium sponsored by the Prrent Teacher Association Those who plan to attend and have not reservations are asked to at once arm watched his on Mr and Mrs Leonard Wyles of Athens Tenn were overnight guests of her father Luther Rey nolds last Thursday night RANGOON Burma up Rangoon is getting a spring cleaning for th" seven day visit next week of So viet Premier Bulganin and Com munist Party Secretary Nikita Krushchev EDERAL LAND BANK was ln Southeastern Conference in I uiv ryes or me coacnes "he 12 head coaches voted James the Atlanta Constitution's i MVP award in a poll announced today James fifth leading rusher in the nation and tops in the SEC succeeds Art Davis" Mississippi State halfback as the league's i most valuable player The Lanett Ala senior thus ended a three year monopoly of the MVP award by Mississippi State players Jackie Parker Ma roon quarterback took the honor in both 1952 and 1953 Although hampered by injuries this year Davis was name the best secondary defensive third of our back was runnerup in the punting the last 60 heavy Christ 1 nominated for rushing honor and New Years buying" Jeffrey Colson Secretary Treasurer Pioneer National arm Loan Association Stanford Ky Best offensive a Schnellenberger Kentucky Run nerup Joe Stephenson Vander i bilt Others Nick Germanos Ala ibarna Jimmy Phillips Auburn Best defensive Nick Ger ard Schnellenberger Kentucky and Roy Wilkins Georgia 'tier Others Joe Tuminello Louisiana I State Ray Brown lorida Jim I my Phillips Auburn Bob Drewry 1 Mississippi Tommy Harkins Van derbilt Best offensive Earl Leg gett Louisiana State rank D'Agostino Auburn Others I Carl Vereen Georgia Tech Em I mett Zelenka Tulane Brackett Auburn Tennessee i Kentucky Best defensive Brackett Auburn rank Earl Leggett LSU i Jim Barron Mississippi State Best offensive Scott Su ber Mississippi State Runnerup i BrooKs Georgia Tech Others Buddy Alliston Mississi pi: bardisco Tulane Larry rank Vanderbilt I Surplus Crop Sale I (Coi Hnjd frni Pag On cihg record prosperity i Congress and the administration 1 were urged to provide for export sales at competitive prices to re I 7 I family returned to their home ri day in Indianapolis Ind after a 4 I 1 4 44 11 uuiT wi'i suiy one io inc 10 ness Mrs Colored Notes The Orchid Girls' Club will spon ur a Hdi frv on Saturday Nov 26 at the home of Mrs Annie rye on East Walnut street with the public invited a spokesman for the group reported this morn Trustee lees Jail 'Continaed rom Pge One) tided The man has been in and of trouble so many times one of fleer referred to him here today as "Boyle county's one man crime wave" Another official asked to give Christenson's home addressesjtated then said been mostly in jail all the Tt was pointed out however that he lives with his father in Shelby "itv "when he is not the guest Bmle county this State and other States" Jailer Edwards expressed deep amazement at break! for freedom since he said the prisoner had been a trustv for a month and had plentv of previous opportunities to escape of which i he had not taken advantage Al though Chief Clark said Christer son had served his time in Ohio before being brought back here Jailer Edwards said the man was an parole from Ohio and had moreme to serve there The jailer also explained that Christerson appeared the other day to have had a change of heart and fell to his knees ap parently repentant after local Christian women had visitedilked with the prisoners at Mrs Sheehan Will I (Continued rom Page One) i State school officers foreign servers discussion leaders others The nrogram in Washington arranged by the President's Com mittee for the White House Con ference on Education a 34 mmT er i group headed bv Neil MeEIri' Cincinnati president of Proctor le Company in the White House "inference will dicucs six sub ject' which have previously been studied in most of the 4009 com mrnity and 53 State and Terri 1 torial conferences on education i curing luaa I The topics are 1 1 What should jour schools accomplish? 1 2 In What ways can we organize our school svstems more efficiently and 3 What are lour school building 4 How can we get enough good and keep them? How can we finance our ild arid operate them? and (6 How can we obtain a continuing public interest in Results of the White House Con Claude Singleton ference will be one of the bases on which the White House Con ference Committee will report to the President on the "significant and pressing problems in the field of education" Other parts the report will include findings of the State conference and re bulls of the Committee's studies of the six subjects if it (Lr Durham Hardware the AMILY Christmas Store! ijBr jir If iKk Jir IM ImII in ail Eik ISi mHiniiMMhniiiiiiilfflaiiiMMEl hm to bring shrieks of £39 joy Christmas Morn! TOYS EVERY DESCRIPTION TOYS AT EVERY PRICE (and we have gifts for Dad and Mom too) BL TuMHMRriTe' 1 IR 1 1 xl Mobile Loud Speaker Spring Horses from $995 $995 World Globes from $198 Planetarium $1495 Sturdy springs make them ride Educational and fun too for Lights up to show the conslel ReProduce8 th voice elec like a real life hone All sizes school age youngsters laiions Complete with batte searchlight buxzer ries I serv Wagons from $198 Ranges from $295 Viking Ship $39o Hundreds of Games I All sizes for all ages Sturdily nunureus OI OameS Many elecinc range that real It floats sails and is a pull from 98c ly heat plus non eleciric or years of play lo ajso j40Vjng oars Games of all kinds for aty ages Wonderful for winter days Lionel American lyer 93 EiicTRic iRh A Mnsirml Tnv B9 Drums wind instruments and hi) others All prices EkJltjlff ItI Si Trains for ages NJ Complete line of ac Dolls from $295 OKI TfV? Dolls of every descnption in Uf switch engines eluding life like walking dolls IB IL Al see them all a MLlfiBnJU mous Lionel and Rubber Animals American lyer ni i rn built to last a hfe Plush Toys timen I 1 1 Railroader Lamp $299 up jubj me real ones Complete with bat from $1995 up er I I Mechanical Toys loor Model Piano $2995 Building Blocks Hundreds of trucks cars ine quality construction 11 kinds and brands All pr Tricycles from $460 I Planes etc to provide hours of throughout A wonderful gift ceS Provide hours of construe Scooters skates other wheel iun see our large display 1V1 yuunysici t1Ve entertainment toys music REE BALLOONS SATURDAY Durham Hardware I 111 South Third Open 8 Saturday Monday Phone 632 '3 i i Storm Windows Awnings I Robinson the first aluminum storm Ska window dealer in Danville PAINT STORE ree Parking Space 512 4th Ph 37 TRAINS.

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