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The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • 5

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RIDAY JUNE 12 1953 Last Of Truce Details Studied (Continued rom Page One) (rich side have been meeting at Pinrminjom since the historic pi isoner of war exchange agree ment was signed Monday One group believed to be draw ing a final line to separate the forces in a truce met late riday afternoon after its morning session The other group believed writing details of an over all prisoner ex change recessed until 11 a Saturdas' '9 riday ESTt There still appeared to be a few days cif work before the lower level officers would call the top nego tiators back to approve it Three of the four American delegates were away from the Munsan base two in Tokyo and one visit ing a frontline division As the staff officers worked on South Koreans marched noisily in Seoul and sat down in Pusan to protest the impending truce our hundred men paraded in front of Allied correspondents' billets in Seoul pushing past a single line of metropolitan police to the gates of the compound' where thev chanted "Go north! Go North!" And Seoul school girls paraded in several demonstrations chant ing "Give us unification" and "March north!" About 400 girls visited the cor resj billets where they rang shouted slogans and broke into loud crying on signal from their leaders THE ADVOCATE MESSENGER DANVILLE KENTUCKY PAGE HvT a3SBsacEc Colored Notes Mrs Sophia Craig Telephone 2355 Chorus Marks 4th Year The Chorus of West Green Street Church of God will cele brate its fourth? anniversary with a program at 3 Sunday afternoon at the church where members of the Perryville Com munity Chorus wil be guests it was reported today The Rev A Smith is past orof the church Trip Mr and Mrs Thomas Revely and children Gladys Tommy and Rita and Lawrence Payne motored to Wilberforce Ohio Wednesday Their daughters Misses Dolores and Melinda Reve ly students of Central State Col lege returned here with them to spend the summer vacation at home Miss Mabel Dunn of Mer cer county also accompanied them home ish Ice Cream Supper The Club will hold a fish and ice cream supper on Satur day night in West Danville with the public invited to attend it was reported this morning by Gaines Burdnett president of the organization and the Rev aulkner pastor of Bethel Bap tist Church West Danville Lucian Dunn 67 To Be Buried Saturday uneral services for Lucian PUBLIC AUCTION SALE SATURDAY June 13 10:00 (fast time) PERRYVILLE KY Household furnishings consist ing of stove dishes studio couch in good condition Sale on Springfield road in Perry ville The property of Irish Sleet deceased Dunn 67 who died at the resi dence of his father in law Ever hart Warren in Lancaster early Wednesday morning after an ill ness of several months will be I held at White Oak Baptist hurch 3t Saturday afternoon The Rev Isom will officiate and i interment will be in White Oak cemetery Survivors include the widow Mrs Eugenia Dunn Lancaster two sisters Mrs Len Kennedy I White Oak and Mrs Bessie Dunn i Chicago Ill a brother Gene Dunn Baltimore Md and other lelatives The body was removed to Wil liam I Johnson funeral home in Lancaster where it will remain until time to go to the church tomorrow afternoon i Mrs Henrietta Helm who has been confined to her home in Randolph Hill improving at this time A Your Radio Program JTATOM WHIR CM Ifck VOICE Of CtMRAL KENTVCN I 230 MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM Radio Program from 5:00 riday June 12th to Midnight Saturday June 13th riday June 12 rm onge of the Bar 5 3'1 Note Ranch 55' Cvril Brow 6:00 At News ulton Lewis 0 15 Bulletin Board of the Air United Pi ess Commentary AT Sports Quickies 6 30 Gabriel Heatter 6:45 Mutual Newsreal 6 55 of Washington 7 GO Take A Number True or alse on News Bill Henry AT Day Show 8 30 AT On and Off the Record 9 90 rank Edwards 15 Navy Star Time 9 'in Steve Ki lev 10 0" AT Baukhage Talking In 15 AT Dance Parade 10 55 AT Mutual News 11 oO Sim Off Saturday June 13 5:53 A AT rtrgn On 5:55 A News Summary 6:00 A Bluegrass Rhythmnalrs 6:15 A At Eddie Arnold Show 6 30 A News 6:45 A AT Word or The Day 7 0(1 A Al Western Karavan 715 A Weather Summary 7:20 A AT Java Junction ats A AT Sports News 7:40 A Java Junction 8 uti A AT News 8 A Ad Laster 8:30 A AT Gospel Hour 8:45 A AL Tello Test 100 A 71 News 9 15 A Public Health Session i 935 A Dixie four Quartet 9:45 A Nelson Hall I 10:00 A Sylvan Levin's Music 1025 A Headline News 10 30 A Birthday Train 11:00 A Man on the arm 11:30 A Sunny Side Gang 1145 A Goodyear Gang 12 00 arm News 12 15 Crook Harmon Hayride 12 30 News 12:45 Your Agri Ext Sendee 12 50 Baseball Game of the Day Camel Scoreboard 3:25 Spin a Platter 3 30 News 4 00 Local News 4 15 Sundav School Lesson 4 30 Spin A Platter 4:45 Rhvthmn Serenade 5:00 Record Breakers 5:15 Spin A Platter i 5 50 Everett Hollis 1 5:55 Baukhage 6:00 Guy Show 6:15 Bulletin Board of the Air 6:20 United Press Commentary 6:25 Sports Quickies 6:30 Down You Go 6:55 Speaking of Washington 7:00 Twenty Questions 7:30 Va Barn Dance 8:00 Barn Dance 8:30 Lumbardo Land 9:00 Chicago Theatre 10 00 Mutual News 10:15 Dance Parade 10:55 Mutual News 11:00 Dance Parade 11:55 Mutual News 00 Sign Off URNITURE HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION THURSDAY JUNE 18 1:30 (ODT) At 107 Broadway We will sell for Mr Mrs Whitaker the following furniture: Living Room suite Bed room suite Electric refrigerator Washing machine Gas range Cedar wardrobe Cabinet radio olding bed Desk Youngstown cabinet Lamps Tables Chairs Linoleum rugs Many other articles no mentioned JENNINGS SON REALITY AUCTION 00 Moore Bldg phone 656 Danville Ky irst Baptists To Hold I Registered Nurses Needed Al Kentucky Stale Hospital VBS Graduation Sunday Annual Adult Conference Opening night June Baffled Wives PlanCounlerdrive On 25 Husbands 0 PIONEER ederal Land Bank 0 Conductor Cald drainas as a form of ther Jim Woodward was serving as i nurses He paraded up and down with a director of the choir on its stops applying for positions at KSH gn that said women c't an Harlan Miss will be interviewed there any In Danville Production Credit Office Monday afternoon DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE TOBACCO GROWERS Here! You Have Wanted It or Years! The irst Of Its Kind West Of The Alleghenies! Amount lot 90) Annie Spears Estate Robert Ruth Young 225 (A) (B) (C) a certificate of delinquency which becomes a lien upon the real es I Ed Kubale Jr Tel 1435 2490 2568 2569 2589 2626 2652 2665 2693 25 husbands who say a better break around City Hall at of 1952 City $2400 1500 1125 1163 450 Ollie Andrews Malinda Englem Joe Epperson Oreca 8t Carrie Cal John Jackman day Appointments for interviews may be made in advance if de sired by telephoning Miss White or Dr Ahrens at 1000 Stigall City Tax Collector Rear Hardng St irst St Locust St Earl St Earl St Rear Earl St lot Smith St Smith St lot Oak St Bonnie Dickens was accompanist The group includes around 40 college students from across Ken tucky At 10:45 am Dr Johnson will preach on the topic New Covenant" Dr Johnson and the Rev Bemiss will officiate at the communion rites in this service Adjournment of the conference will follow at 12:15 o'clock din ner hour Hillbilly Homecoming Not Held To Hillbillies be I re White emphasized that in this area interested in Owners Name John Bright were enroute to Durham Baptist secretary said the the HARVESTED TOBACCO NAMED PERILS POLICY! At reasonable pre mium rates! Protecting your crop against stipulated damage or loss from theft burglary fire wind storm hail and other perils until delivered to the auction warehouse for sale Sold only by tobacco and hail agents for this company There's a new crop hail and wind policy this year too It's coverage is broader at no additional charge LANCASTER Ky June 12 (Special) Members of the Bap Student Union Choir of Ken tucky presented a prgoram of sacred and classical numbers in a concert Monday night at Lan caster Baptist Church before pro ceeding to Harlan for a similar concert on Tuesday night while the vocalists Ridgecrest Chester Student Union choir will attend the annual Bap tist Student Union assembly at Ridgecrest The ollowing 1952 City Tax Bills which are secured by real es tate will be offered for sale at the front door of the 9:00 A o'clock on June 15 1953 for non payment Taxes on Sunday morning Church school will be held at 9:30 am with the Rev Bemiss regional director for Kentucky and West Virginia presiding and conduct ing lhe opening worship service The Rev Knight will present the Sunday school lesson Robert Coldiron Bertha Daughtery Estate Raymond Johnson BIRMINGHAM Ala June 12 The baffled wives of 42nd Street North today considered a counter attack on they want the house Railroad well who wants to go fishing this weekend set off a revolt that caught the women napping yester day Adjustments state wide geared to the tobacco's stage of growth Payments for losses immediately after adjustment either in the field or the agency office (Everywhere in Kentucky beginning with 1953) Independent adjusters wherever tobacco is grown Protect your tobacco for the whole season by buying both policies at the same time It costs no more Proper consideration is made in case of crop failure KENTUCKY'S LARGEST TOBACCO HAIL INSURER again will render it's ef ficient hail adjustment services: Tax Bill No 188 Jeffrey Colson Sac Tre Stanford Ky Phone 2298 NOTICE 40 8 MEETING RIDAY June 12 Tonite Election of Officers at club house on Shakeriown Rd Any one wishing to secure reserva tion for 40 8 and Legion Convention to be in Louisville July 8 12 please get in touch with "Pop" Hamilton at Police Headquarters as soon as pos sible HAMILTON Chef de Gare (Continued rom Page 1) $225 per month with a $15 in crease at the end of six months 1 hc wmk week consists of 44 and yearly increment Living l)llrs duty with days off duty quarters with cooking facilities visually including two weekends are offered in addition to salary per month there are 13 holidays with access to meals in the cafe and 12 vacation days with pay te ria Laundry and telephone ser annually and 12 sick leave vice are provided also in addition annually which are accumulative MARYVILLE Tenn June 12 big hillbilly home 1 2708 coming June 29 through July 4 2728 will not be confined to hillbillies i 2735 The Chamber of Commerce said 2767 today two Hollywood city slickers 2779 will be on hand to lend the folk 2791 singers a hand? Singers Dick Havmes and Pollv veriising $100 Collectors fee and a distraining fee of 6 Berger will represent the popular and penalty The purchaser of a delinquent fax bill will be issued music field at the song festival a certificate of delinquency which becomes a lien upon the real es join such widely known tate described on the face of the tax bill This certifcaie of delin hillbilly entertainers as Roy Acuff Quency is subject to 12 interest per annum from the date of issue! Homer Jethro Hank ort Chet Atkins and others for the week I long whoop de do BSU Choir In Lancaster Enroute To Ridgecrest Miller pastor of the ehtircli In addition to th I certificates the sti elude a program featuring child I Dr ren from all department of moderator and VBS from Nursery tn Intermed 1 iate who will demonstrate some 1 of the things they learned dm 430 552 1179 Naomi Lee Luther Marshall Herbert 8t Elizabeth Patton Billie Raines Orestes Richardson Horace Ross William Stepp Heirs Tibbs Henry Washington Heirs These Tax Bills are subject io the addition of 6 the cost of ad 1 ei on co I ui me Mrs Craig Dr John and Dr Hanna Sunday's Events ollowing breakast at 8 o'clock WHITE Location Queen St Dwg 322 224 405 382 382 314 431 429 605 COLORED 105 Walnut St lot Hrs 1125 Vac Lot Lebanon Road 150 i 442 Bates St 375 1 £271720 Grimes St 450 330 Cowan St 332 Cowan St 1215 Lebanon Hoad 448 Russell St 112 irst St 328 Cowan Lane 179 Green St 232 Wilderness Rd 715 Lex Ave lot 493 ourth St 434 Russell Si school I There will also be a display of the handwork of the children which adults will be invited to view 525 450 i 188 638 450 2063 1500 150 900 1200 ciun that cairi Men want a new contract" Twenty five husbands quickly signed a petition supporting Cald well and he flaunted it in the faces of rallying housewives Mrs Caldwell said her telephone rang all day after the story got around "Only one woman called" she i raid resentfully "And she said i something about us all going away 1 to an island somewhere" The wife wouldn't I say in advance what the women were planning to do to get their husbands back to mowing lawns painting and mending around the house "Let the grass grow" sputtered the 63 year old Caldwell while a group of housewives heckled him "It's paint the porch or fix the door or walk the dog or mind the 2081 babies Can't a man ever get peace and When the tempers gan rising he wisely beat a treat to a man's world his freight train will leceive certificates at grad I (Continued on Pane Six nation exercises for the Vacation sl0Wn by the Jack irm 'e Huvsi on Sunday 1 mmura'y mgni a worship is reported I fel e' again ith Dr Allen in Rev Truetti111 will be held with Mt Duncan president of the awarding of 01 th1 Synod presiding A ice will in i round table meeting will follow Barnard A Mcllhany the tome Your Participants tn fill It was pointed out by the sup Bible School at ervisor that the hospital is lo rated on Herrington Lake Access is afforded to recreational facili ties including a bowling alley tennis courts and gymnasium Ordinary drugs may be secured through the hospital pharmacy in case of illness There is a Cof feeteen available for snacks and for loafing A chapel is also pro vided Nurses at the hospital have joined other staff members in re cent seasons as members of the bowling team and bas ketball team with a trophy cap tured by the latter group under the auspices of the Danville and Boyle County Recreation Depart ment A softball team is being 1 formed at this time and other seasonal events are planned A new project in the planning stage is tlie presentation of a series of psycho apy Miss Kubale Boyer Box 68 Danville anv 2471 A A 4l INI $226788 new 1953 Buick SPECIAL 2 Door 6 Passenger Sedan You can dim this bargain Model 48D illustrated DELIVERED LOCALLY 'V' 'J WE present this eye opening news for good reason A lot of people have no idea that this big roomy sweet riding 1953 Buick Special costs just a little more than the so called three Maybe one of them and like to clear the picture for you like you to know that you can buy the most beautiful the most comfortable the highest powered Special in Buick history for the price proudly headlined here 15 ut more to this great automobile than just more room and power and thrill per more than just the solidness of Buick structure the pride of Buick styling the steadiness of Buick riding walloping big value above all this or here you get as standard equipment a host of other things that most other cars of similar price charge as extras things like twin sunshades lighter automatic glove box light direction signals dual map lights trip mileage indicator oil bath air cleaner full flow oil filter bumper guards front and rear THE GREATEST BUICK IN 50 GREAT YEARS The and the are waiting for you Why not drop in on us this very week and try the most exciting Buick Special ever built? We know you'll find it a buy too good to pass up WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Crook Harmon Buick Co 'OK I SECOND ST DANVILLE KY I a.

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