The Sentinel-News from Shelbyville, Kentucky (2024)

January 15, 1959

Publication:

The Sentinel-Newsi

Location:

Shelbyville, Kentucky

Issue Date:

Thursday, January 15, 1959

Page:

7

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TflESftE Kf THURSDAY JANUARY 1959 Social And Personal Notefc confirmed vagrant is RduiidilpOn Sjports Of Shelbyville and Shelby County LOCATED AT SANDERS CLEANERS 129 St Matthews Avenue leaves WSTERUNS Pearce BEAUTIUL I him up Club or a Limited Time Goodyear fires by the truckload! We've got 'em! But not for long i 9 inal Reduction tun 4 At rock Shop 5 recappable 1 Every dress in the shop V2 Price HATS REE PARKING IN REAR STORE Vst Contributing this week are John Hackworth Patsy Johnston Ken ny Gravett and Ricky VanHusS recreation and read Year Mrs Van Smith and Mrs: James Tucker gave the maj or lessen on color in home furn ishings and assembling a room New members were welcomed in the club: Mrs Ray Tucker Mrs Henry Graff and Mrs Coll ier The ebruary meeting will be with Mrs Sanford Roberts jt it Mrs Turner Browder has re turned to her home in Houston Texas after a visit with relatives here and in Louisville plus tax and recappable tire Waddy' Simpsonville Win The Waddy team added an other victory to their list Tuesday night as they defeated Taylors All $500 regardless of original price SILVEftPlATK Chod Cnlf Soh hic $15 ttgularly $10S IHVERIATI Plain Sal Pricertpwlorly 105 Mr Brooks Honored On 88th Birthday Mrs Stella Mahuroh honored her father Mr Brooks on his 88th birthday anniversary High Game Nick Hilderbrandt 224 Mrs Morris Returns After Visit To Mother Mrs Morris has returned Io Arlington Va after a visit with her mother Mrs A Secrest and 'her sister Mrs Eliz abeth Scrivner Mrs Marvin Nally Mr Tom Miller and Mr Miller Jr were here last week from Tampa la for the fuijeral of Mrs John Miller Misses Jane Kaye Smith and Katie Newton who were home for the holidays have resumed their studies at Transylvania Col lege Little Devils Undefeated Shelbyville Junior High bas ketball team won their ninth straight victory of the season with a win over Waddy 38 to 22 The high scorer for the Demons was Mike Saunders with 27 points This Monday night Jan 19 the Little Devils will be hosts to Mt Junior High team There will be two games the sec ond being with Mt big team The first game will start promptly at 7 and there will be a slight admission charge We hope you can come Bagdad Unbeaten The Bagdad Junior High School Tigers continued their winning ways last week as they defeated Gleneyrie 38 21 and Henry Clay by 30 21 The Tigers met Cropper on Tuesday night and inchville last night (Wednesday) Scores of these games were not available at press time ART EMBROIDERY CO Want something special? Here it is and at a rock bottom price Nylon but not just any Nylon! 3 Triple Tempered and Triple Tough! If you want a larger measure ot security when vou drive drive on by Goodyear 1 rade and SAVE! Mr And Mrs Pearce Visit In Madisonville Mr and Mrs Howard have been spending this week with their daughter Mrs Ralph McElvain and Mr McElvain in Madisonville Ky vj tm tniuNo uivta Solo Prica $39S rtgwlorly 450 Mrs Beard To Visit McKees In Los Angeles Mrs Robert Beard today for Los Angeles Calif for several weeks visit with Admiral and Mrs Logan McKee rank Longley' Jr has resumed his studies at Eastern State Coll ege Richmond after a visit to relatives during the holidays Caleb Kelley 79 Dies At Christiansburg Home Caleb Kelley 79 died Sunday at his home "in Christiansburg He formerly farmed in Henry County and retired at Christians burg about 10 years ago He is survived by four daughtefs Miss Nettie Kelley and Mrs Jesse Jones both of Christiansburg Mrs orrest Hoskins Louisville and Mrs George Lem of Indiana also eight grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren uneral services were held at Christiansburg Baptist Church conducted by Rev Edgar Mc Knight and Rev Maynard of Louisville an interpreter for the deaf Burial was in Eminence cemetery Pallbearers were Har vey Sutherland Sr Ralph Jones Harrison Baker John lack Mor ris Bryant and Logan Ricketts League Simp Jr Homemakers Meet With Mrs Sweeney The Simpsonville Junior Home makers held the January meeting in the home of Mrs Bruce Swee ney with 14 members and two visitors Mrs Herbert McDowell Mrs Ada Carter present The devotional was' given by Mrs red White The lesson on color in home furnishings and assemb ling a room was given by Mrs Herman Moore Jr and Mrs red Yates The landscape lesson was given by Mrs Leslie Bailey and the recreation led by Mrs Will iam Moffett The next meeting will be a valentine party at the home of Mrs Coots Tommy Doak who was home for the holidays has resumed his studies at Duke University Dur ham Roy Owens Rockbridge Resident Died Tuesday Roy Owens 63 a fanner of the Rockbridge community died Tuesday night at his home A na tive of Shelby County he was the son of Andrew and Pearl Vawter Owens Surviving are his wife Mrs Alsie Payne Owens a daughter Mrs Cheak Shelby Coun ty two sons Owens Shel by County and Lee Owens Emi nence and a granddaughter Brenda Sue Owens Services will be held at 2 pm today (Thurs) at the Shannon uneral Home with burial in Grove Hill Rev Leroy Grissom and Rev Ralph White will officiate Pallbearers will be Tilton King solver Herman Blakely Buckley Gayle Kesler Curtis Ogden and rank Jeffries James Philip a sister Mrs Mary Louise McCoy and her mothet Mrs Burton all of Shelby ville uneral services were Held at 10 am Wednesday at Hall Taylor Home with A Craig Rev Harry Darrow and Rev Raymond Lawrence officiat ing Burial was in Grove HilL Pallbearers were Robert Cow herd Jesse loyd Jr Thomas Craig Robert Craig Jr Wm I Chenault and Wm Burnett vy ALL THE SERVICES National Honor Society Installs New Members New members of the National Honor Society were officially in stalled last Wednesday They are: Seniors Pat Thurman Jimmy Lea Juniors Sandra Turner Carol Kirsh Morty Webb Soph I omores Judy Robinson Jane Vaughan and Ricky Richard Pollard president of What a Whitewall! What a price for 3 Cord construc tion! Takes Whites out of the luxury class Dress up your car NOW at this un believable low cost Shelby uture Teachers 1 Have New Years Program 1 The uture Teachers of Shelby ville High School held the first meeting of the New Year on Monday afternoon ollowing the regular business session which included professional planning with enthusiastic attitudes a very special feature was enjoyed by the club Miss Judy Robinson who is planning an English maj or reviewed in a skilled manner the much publicized book by Boris Pasternak Held To Grand Jury James Hawkins Negro was held to the grand jury this week I for breaking and entering the Western District Warehouse Bond was set at $500 Hawkins broke through a locked door at the Warehouse during the week end Apparent ly he was looking for a place to sleep rather than attempting a robbery During the past year he has been arrested several times for vagrancy and once for setting a fire under a warehouse while trying to keep warm recappable tin Our latest and greatest! 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Payne Shows and Sells Experimental Tobacco i A special burley tobacco crop grown by Louis Payne Old Tay lorsville Road was on display yesterday at the University of Kentucky The tobacco was stud ied carefully by research men from UK and Tobacco compan ies Mr Payne is one nf a select group of farmers in 11 Kentucky counties growing experimental I tobacco varieties These are feeing tested in an effort tofipd better tobacco types that will grow Veil I in the burley belt Mr crop included four new varietidp Plymouth Hostess" Tea and Coffee Service (Tea Coffee Sugar Cream Waste) Our amous $592 Rack Cl Assorted Wools Crepes and Cottons Nelly Don Nardis of Dallas American Golfer Henry Lee Jean Lang Queen Make Gay Gibson British Lady All Wool $300 Pull Overs and Size 34 40 sf security 3 1 Nylon I Reweaving Monogramming Hemstitching Pleating Quilting Button Holes I Cloth Covered Belts Buckles and Buttons Shelby 64Hi '7 1 Mark Scearce 538 Main Phone 404 the Society presided and started I by naming the new members I the club The names of the new I members were kept secret niyu1J til this time Mr Head concludroB the assembly with a speech I charging the new members wijjhiB the responsibilities of the ip new I rank I I Sophom*ore Assembly I Last riday the Sophom*ore I class was in charge of a brief I assembly which was held in the I gym The program consisted of a I short skit entitled: Man I rom All the members of the Sopho I more Class appeared in this pro I gram which was directed by Mrs Doris Stout i II The skit was about basketball I and how a man from Mars came I to be interested in the game The I program served as a pep rally for I the rankfort game that night I After the program1 the I cheerleaders took and led the students in an enthusiastic pep rally 0 i i i Extra mileage new treads with exclusive Good QL 1212 DPPlr) 1 1 IIP year tread design applied to sound tire bodies or your own tires Mrs John Lichtenfels Buried At Grove Hill Mrs Laura Elizabeth Lichten fels (43 of Shelbyville died at 6 am Monday at Our Lady of Peace Hospital Louisville after a lingering illness She was born and reared in Shelbyville and was a member of the Church of Christ Ckn io cs 1 "kv Viaw ford Roberts had charge of th Xand John Lichtenfels a son Airman And Mrs McCraiy Parents Of Daughter A3c John McCray and Mrs McCray announce the birth of a daughter Denise Carol on Jan 10 at Mesa Arizona Airman Mc Cray is stationed at Williams A Chandler Ariz Mrs Mc Cray is the former Peggy Hedges of Shelby County Mrs Brandon Nuttall has re turned to her home from the Daughters Hospital where she has been under treatment Mrs Ralph Gillham of Thomas Ky and Mrs Albert Rees of Palaka la spent sev eral days during the holidays with their mother Mrs A Newton Mr Paul Schmidt and Mr with a surprise birthday dinner James 11 Wakefield are spending several weeks at the Juniper ishing Club' Astor la The extra strength of NYLON costs but little more! Now Available for Your Convenience Clark Homemakers Meet At Home Of Mrs Clutppell The Clark Homemaker held the January meeting with Mrs James Chappell Jr with 11 members five visitors and Mrs Carter present At the open ing of the meeting each member told of a current event she had read Mrs Broadus Casey gave the landscape lesson Mrs San RAYON and Rugged! Replace dangerous smooth ies with this value tire ea tures 3 Cord Body for dt exclusive Stop uMm traction Trade and SAVE your life can depend on it! Of! Sunday Members of the family present were Mr and Mrs Arnold Shouse Mr and Mrs Wallace Phillips Mr and Mrs Ray Mah uron and Woody and Terry Mr and Mrs Marvin Whitehouse and Jennifer Lynn and Michael Mr and Mrs Bob Rhea Mrs Erma Sharp Mr and Mrs Thomas Ma huron and Paul Mr and Mrs Billy Shouse and Mr and Mrs Graham Shouse and Sandra Mr and Mrs Bobby Shouse and Debbie and Mr and Mrs Morris Mahuron Mrs Mahuron was assisted in the entertaining by Mrs Morris Mahuron tdr Brooks is possibly the old est member of his community and is still active and interested in community affairs Queen Collected Gloves Queen Elizabeth I built up a collection of hundreds of pairs of richly embroideted and bejew If your subscription is due pay eled gloves through the custom up and get 50 Top Value Stamps of New gifts now while the offer is good GOODiEAR SERVICE STORE 617 West Main St Get These Values resh Off The Tailgate trade for safer new GOODYEAR quality at these low prices jgTRUCK TO YOU WriRE EVENT! Ask about our WRITTEN GUARANTEE! TA Reviews The TA' met Monday for an important meeting David Hack worth who was in charge of the program had a surprise feature for all members present This was a review of the Nobel prize winning novel Doctor Zhiv ago which was given by Judy Robinson in a very professional manner ollowing the program was1 a short business meeting consisting of plans for Teacher Career Month in April and an announce ment about the Spring Conven tion which will be held on the of campusc JU WwW i ill i I I WOBI Tube typ 'A plus a)( recippible type lax 1 4'j I Team Lost 35 4 Roll orming 27 12 WL 26 13 16 23 A 15 24 14 25 12 27 10 High Game Juanita Dufic'an 206 Teenage League Team Won Lost 12 3 11 4 10 i 5 6 3 12 3 '12 High Game Glen Taylor 201 4 In open bSwling Aleen Davis rolled 178 to top the ladies Nick Hilderbrandt was flirting With 300 as he came up with 257 The unlucky seventh frame fouled ville by a lopsided 49 18 score Simpsonville led by Sonny 14 points defeated Old ham County by 33 20 It was Simpsonville's 8th straight vic tory Bowling League Standings Monday League Team Won Lost 28 14 25 17 25 17 Defoe 23 19 23 19 Shelby News 17 25 A 16 26 co*ke 11 31 High Game Don Arrington 218 Wednesday League Team Won Lost Roll orming 30 15 Shelby Candy 26 19 26 19 23 22 20 25 REA 20 25 18 27 16 29.

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