Mays Lick School - Cardinal Yearbook (Mays Lick, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

P i S WaVtbxl n� ss ‘BTftrtrfetf S) ?? % 104213 n 9 I.Cva-cxa I p. t.W.-s R. C. Sv-WagVe y W. u. e £ 1042130 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class of 1951 has seventeen members consisting of students from Washington, May's Lick, Sardis, and Lewisburg. Five of the members of our class have attended May's Lick for twelve years. They are: John Alexander, Paul Collins, Clinton Gal- lagher, Reba Cobb, and Sue Gifford. Joining the class in the fourth grade was Mariola Rice, coming from lewisburg. From Moorefield came Wilma Lyons in the sixth grade. In the seventh grade Fatsy Welsh came from Cinncinnati and Wilbur Gulley from Flemingsburg. At the beginning of the freshman year coming from Sardis were Billy and Mary Leslie Hitt, Gordon Throckmorton and Ivan Cracraft. At the end of the freshman year we lost eight members; Billy Carpenter, Betty Dillion, Christine Jackson, George Linville, Harold Reed, Emmitt Myers, and Harold Carpenter. In our Sophomore year we welcomed Dorothy Hodge from Greenville, West Virginia; Barbara McDow- ell, Kenneth Follraer, and Betty Guy from Washington; Barbara Car- penter from Maysville; and Russell Newdigate and Eugene Sapp from Lewisburg. During the year we lost Betty Guy, Joann Henderson, Jackie Fritz, Russell Newdigate, and Eugene Sapp. In our Junior year we gained one new member, Helen Benson, who left at the end of the year. Also leaving were Jewell Cole, Kenneth Follmer, and Bonnie Foe. Coming to May's Lick this year were John Benson from Irvine, and Ramona Myers from Mt. Olivet. Leaving us was Barbara Carpenter who went to Minerva. We are very proud of our graduating class. % o CO vH o John William Alexander, Jr. Knack—Animating animals Nickname—Junior Pet Peeve—Studying Ambition—To be Commie's husband Hobby—Going Steady Gordon Lee Throckmorton Knack—Getting by Nickname— Froggy' Pet Peeve—Women Ambition—To live in Oakwoods Hobby—Reeding John Morris Benson Paul Glen Collins Knack—Selling ice cream and paperKnack—Playing basketball Nickname— Moron Nickname—8 Pauli e Pet Peeve—Certain Senior Girls Pet Peeve—Tattletales Ambition—To be a preacher Ambition—Go to college Hobby—Working with machinery Hobby—Dating teachers Wilbur Garr Gulley Knack—Driving a tractor Nickname— Gull Pet Peeve—Girls Ambition—To be a good husband Hobby—Dating and running around Sue Carol Gifford Knack—Typing Nickname— Suzy Q, Pet Peeve—Being called Mousie Ambition—To marry Ray Hobby—Riding in Cabs Ivan Wayne Cracraft Knack—Having wrecks Nickname— Fat Baby Pet Peeve—Women Ambition—To be a millionaire Hobby—Eating Barbara Allen McDowell N i ckname— Barb Knack—Athletics Pet Peeve—Typing Ambition—To get a diamond Hobby—Going steady Ramone Ann Myers Knack—Making good grades N i ckname— Mona Pet Peeve—Boys Ambition—To be a beautician Mary Leslie Hitt Knack—Driving a car. Nickname— Ties Pet Peeve—Bookkeeping Ambition—To marry Cliff Hobby—Collecting recipts Dorothy Joan Hodge Knack—Singing Nickname—Dot Pet Peeve—Typing Ambition—To be a preacher's wife Hobby—Going to church Rebe Claire Cobb Knack—Singing Pet Peeve—Certain snooty girls Ambition—To be an old maid Nickname— Rebecca Hobby—Enjoying herself Billy Donald Hitt Knack—Driving a car Nickname — Biil Mariola Rice Knack--Cheerleading N i ckname-- Rice Pet Peeve—Boys Ambition—Getting ahead Hobby—Making friends. Patsy Ann Welsh Nickname-- Pat Knack—Collecting boys Pet Peeve—Studying Ambition--To be a secretary Hobby—Dating Sophomore boys V. ilma Lyons Warren Knack—Getting married N i c kname —7,'he a 11 i e Pet_ Peeve—Studying Ambition—To be a good wife Hobby—Writing letters Clinton Gallagher Knack—Playing basketball Nickname— Rabbit Pet Peeve—Getting up early Ambition—To get rich Quick Hobby—Skipping school Pet Peeve—Studying Ambition—To be a farmer Hobby—Gathering papers. o co co o JUNIOR CLaSS The Junior Class of 1950-1951 has twenty four members. Our class officers are: President . . . Vlce-presldent. Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Reporter . . . Ruth Allen Dillon Bobby Ross Connie Day Jesse Kord Stella Cole Our honor students for this school term are: Ruth Allen Dillon, Connie Day, Jo Ann Henson, and Jesse Hord. Our class sponsored a bingo party last fall which w«s very successful. All of the prizes were donated and everyone who came enjoyed himself. The proceeds from this were used to help finance the Junior and SenLor Banquet. Stationery and cards were sold by the class and another money making project w.s a bake Sale held during the spring. Stella Cole Was the condidate for Hallowe'en Queen and Tommy Linville Was Candidate for Halloween King. They were chosen as first attendants to the king and queen. Ruth Allen Dillon won third place in the Burley Queen Contest which was held in the American Legion Hall last fall. Connie Day w«s one of the six who represented our school in the All Kentucky High School Chorus at Louisville. Jo Ann Henson was selected as delegate from three Mason County schools to attend Girl's State in Lexington. Our sponsor is Mrs. Snory H. Hutchison SOPHOMORjS class o CO CO o Mary Irvin would surely die, If the boys moved away from May's Lick High. Joyce Paynter, with her pretty black hair. Makes a certain little boy stand up and stare. Wilma Mason comes breezing through. She's always there when there's work to do. Aliene Newdigate nas a brilliant mind, As good a student as ever you'd find. Barbara Owens is full of dread, ben off ot Port Kncx goes her friend, Rt.d. Tommy Flora just entered the class. But he's already won the heart of one lass. Alien Morgan thinks girls are grand, He'll always lend them a helping hand. Doris Robertson has moved away. We miss her pleasant smile each day. Clinton Wilson likes basketball, Without it, school is no fun at all. Clara McVey has a glamorous smile. But she's thinking of Herbert all the while. Charles 3enson is quite a guy. He dosen't like Algebra, I wonder why. Nannie Myers can sing like a lark, In the world of music she'll make her mark. SOPHOMORE CLASS Oar Sophomore Class can proudly boast. Of all tne classes v;e have the most. Audra 'Iiii is worried silly, Because she's io3t her boy friend, Billy. Joyce Emmons is surely a chick. But s-ie and Hopalong just don't click. Vje treat Buddy Cropper like a lord, When he comes down the road in nis new Ford. Gayle Barbee is nice and sweet, She thinks a Fiemingsburg boy can't be beat. Rosanne Kachler looks so lonely and blue. But sne cheers up when she tlinks of Hugh. Hank Barbour's a happy-go-lucky lad. He's always cheerful and never gets mad. In basketball, he's the Sophomore Star, In atheletics Nathan Butler will go very far. Poor Jimmy Collins, we're sorry for him. Because dear patsy keeps him out on a limb. Poor Chester Dugan, he really looks dopey, Y.hen lie's up in the clouds, thinking about Sophia. Marion Beil is jolly and gay. She cheers us up with that winning way. Eva DeVaughn is a quiet lass. She 'makes all A's, she's sure to pass. Delores Duncan likes music and speech. Also, sne thinks Billy Kachler is a peach. Norma Craves, studious and still, If anyone makes high grades, she will. In history class Virginia loves to gab. If she sees a buck sheep she'll outrun a cab. C. M. Bierlin Is short and sweet, And as a friend, he can't be beat. Stanley Campbell, with all his curls. Surely does like those brunette girls. 9 o oo OO o FRESHMEN CLASS The Freshmen Class has twenty-six pupils. Thirteen of the class pupils came from Sardis. we have two new girls, Dorothy and Joanne Wallace. They came from Washington during mid-term. '.Ve lost three pupils, Dottie Bretz, Alberta Curtis, and Marie Jean Wells. The class officers are: president, Phyllis Poe; vice-president, Gayle McDaniel; secretary-treasurer, Carleene Sidell; and reporter, Rose vary Stanton. From our class, we had three junior h'gh cheer-leaders who were Phyl1is Poe, Jo Anne Hitt, and Eleanor Rice. We are very proud of the boys who were on the Junior High basketball team. They were Larry Dillon, Biliy Mason, Jerry Caywood, and Ernest Ray Thockmorton. Ve also have a member of the Speech Club who won a ratin- of excellent at Forehead. She js Helen HcRoberts and v e are very proud of her. .Ye are also very oroud of Ernest Ray Thockmorton who v:on a trophy for the J4.-H member havi! g the outstand’ng acre of corn in Mason County. For our part of the Halloween Carnival we had a cake walk. Larry Dillon and Rosemary Stanton were crowned Prince and Princess at the Halloween Carnival also. .0 had a Christmas party and we served pimento cheese sandwiches hotdogs, potato chips, pop, cakes, and ice cream. vie also played games and exchanged Christmas gifts, he are very glad to have a s our class sponsor, Miss Martha Swofford, who is also the Home He. instructor wi . mk SEVENTH GRADE ,e $ c 4k VC.XXiNcfl 'BCya oyA fl. 1 1 0 leese. Cs. J L J. SlttdA 'B.TKb� ps6 ( jiipft 5. C W06 1 C A 3. Owens f V r 9 i m ' r fv S h (VN r o rV 13. VC«.V Itr V .Cftvpei(tiV 'V.Ysirtj o CO CO o VateJidorian 'RaTHono j)o Safutatorian oik ij hi 1 j e. J 1042130 SPEECH CLUB Our smallest and youngest contestant, Velma Thompson, a twelve year old seventh grader, received a rating of Superior in the State Speech Festival held at Lexington in April. Her reading of One, Two, Three was perfect according to the judges there in the Junior High Poetry Division. Others who were rated Superior at the Regional Festival at Morehead and represented our school in the State Festival were: Connie Day, who read Three Stages of Married Life in the Humorous Monologue Division; Delores Duncan, who read an editorial in the Senior High Division; Betty Lou Crawford and Allie Mae Hamm, who read editorials in the Junior High Division. We consider our efforts in speech work successful this year because we received five ratings of Superior and eight ratings of Excellent. This is a good record for a small school. Those who survived the eliminations at May s Lick High School and attended the festival at Morehead are: Delores Duncan ... Expository Prose; Joyce Paynter . . . Serious Monologue; Jesse Hord . . . Radio Speaking; Connie Day . . . Humorous Monologue; Sue Gifford . . . Poetry; Jo Ann Henson . . . Poetry; Reba Cobb . . . Panel Discussion; Patsy Welsh . . . Serious Monologue; Ruth Dillon . . . Expository Prose; Stella Cole . . . Humorous Mono- logue; Barbara Owens . . . Play Cutting; Allie Mae Hamm . . . Expository Prose; Betty Lou Crawford . . . Expository Prose; Velma Thompson . . ..Poetry; Helen McRoberts . . . Poetry. A great deal of credit should be given to our sponsors, Miss Brannon and Miss Collins. .-o H F. H. A. OFFICERS President-Mpry Leslie Hitt, Vice-Presldent-Barbara McDowell, Secre- tary-Connie Day, Treesurer-Rutn Allen Dillon, Hlstorlan-Betty Lou 3alley, Parlimentarian-Gayle Barbee, Reporter-Sue Carol Gifford, Song Leaders-Rosanne Kachler end Barbara Owens. Advisor-Miss Martha Sworrord. F H. R. HMPTE( |95'0- 9 5 The flower of the F. H. A. is the red rose. The motto of F. H. A. expresses the purposes of the organization—learning to live better today in order tnnt our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. o co Cvi o ice M.TxVin •Welsl,. C heer oCeaih C. OAg A.Hill o co Cv � BASKETBALL The May's Lick Cardinals of Coach Charles Robert Harris had a rather successful season although they lost 16 games while winning 9� They lost most of these by just a few points. The varsity team consisted of Paul Glen Collins, the 6 ft. 3 inch high scoring center who scored 520 points during the season. There were two other Seniors on the squad besides Collins. They were: Billy Hitt, a sharp shooting forward and Clinton Gallagher, the fighting ball Hawk. The other two members were the two Sophomore guards Nathan Butler, the second high scorer on the team and a great competitor , and Stanley Campbell, the great, little floor man. These boys were abley assisted by John William Alexander, Jr., and Allen Wilson. The second team had an average season of 11 wins and 11 defeats. This team consisted of: George Campbell, Billy Catron, Jimmy Collins, Clinton Wilson, Jesse Hord, Chester Dugan, Allen Morgan, Hank Barbour and Buddy Cropper. The May's Lick squad placed two men on the all LRVC Squad. They were: Paul Glen Col}ins and Nathan Butler. .� . $ ft ,v . S.'Dumc.a S.Dodsow C. poo e J.Cirrus U. u-xceW 0 ■ � , J ' rr T' ________ T.'PaYc U U.'Bu.tW C.OI poo e. 'BJLawyewce. ft fevlljyKtj. 13. YAoes SIXTH GRADE o c-o 'S.CaU'iMS VI. WtUevb B t H.Sftpp Vj.Ul( VCe f . ( ce. 7. «‘lie FIFTH GRADE B CU iTocJe T. Sa2£- 6. u aq 3. Lavoe s.w: e©s ' xh ?� 'S.fc’SW 'B.'Sevy .T.evNejJ V.CUc| )oo «J.CA perft T.WsoM 5 .'Vu. FOURTH Cik L £� UB ' Loewis E Tftjilo'f W.lWw XTorne J,C Ue- C.Saok )« AA ff i is t Wn 7 1 J. Ta Ioy 'UPHfttcKelJ f f T lbrt � L-v to jVvii D.'Bu.-nev | ft Wldr m y,Tftv c« ij. j£uUejL A (• If-� JJ'- L Pooue- '6 K'� tcK e. W. AmoY £ Ss .VWW iuLlmU’l� 'B. Jwbou.Y C. uxtall 'tf.Pu.waAci UftwytHta Ca j i«oA VJ. ytev U.Tu tov THIRD GRADE NYiss � Vi-(v i-cs a C VV8' 0NnC‘S 3,i'D v£ K h - C ■) o C.Tucl R. W', S.eyopptr L.Om-W L.DoJsotf K YANcej H.Ly rtS J. C| A -poa e- VO.'Bo eSS- T- B.fAitcJitll l V SrpP C. P.Ovoe.� ! C.E k avAs U. Must S.'Rj.Yc.e.U ,V H3 C. kasotf AJ.CImM' L.Oy e. B.VJA l .Ste xs lA-SAcKse. K D n.ss K� b AUTOGRAPHS GOOD LUCK SENIORS 1 GOOD LUCK SENIORS Compliments of Compliments of SOUTHERN STATES CO-OP SHERIFF'S OFFICE Maysville, Kentucky MITCHELL MAYSVILLE GROCERY CO., Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS MODEL MfcAT MAKKfc1 Distributors of Telephone 23 Tiny Tad Peas K-Y Flour % 208 Market Street Maysville, Ky. East Third along Kehoe Viaduct Phone 744 Maysville, Ky. C. P. DIETERICH BROS. CHARLES W. TRAXEL CO. WATCHES DIAMONDS FLORIST and SEEDSMEN JEWELRY Maysville, Kentucky Maysville, Kentucky MAYSVILLE NATURAL GAS AND SUPPLY CO., Inc. Gas and Electric Ranges Oil and Gas Stoves Oil and Gas Floor Furnaces Plumbing CLOVER LEAF DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Maysville’s Community Dairy Grade “A” Dairy Products | Phone 59 Maysville, Ky. ! 1111 Forest Avenue Maysville, Ky. WM. F. MURPHY Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry A complete Watch and Jewelry Repair Service 206 Market Street Maysville, Ky. • REX PARKER’S PHARMACY i i Prescriptions Fountain Service Complete Stock ! I Drugs and Veterinary S. E. Corner Second and Market Sts. Phone 15 Maysville Ky. C. L. MAINS SON FURNITURE AND LUCKY STRIDE HOME FURNISHINGS LUCKY STRIDE SHOE, Inc. “The Furniture Store Where Dreams Come True” Maysville, Kentucky 42 W. Second St. Maysville, Ky. Compliments of Compliments of HINTON’S VARIETY STORE JUDGE HARRY LOWE Flemingsburg, Kentucky Compliments of Compliments of MARKWELL and JONES The Store where Dreams Come True STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Maysville, Kentucky Flemingsburg, Kentucky PEOPLE’S BANK Flemingsburg, Kentucky CLARKE MOTOR COMPANY Sutton Street Maysville, Ky. There’s A Ford In Your Future . . . With A Future Build In Compliments of RELIABLE SHOE STORE Maysville, Kentucky Compliments of THE SULSER-COCHRAN BANK OF MAY’S LICK INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. “Open an account in your home bank ’ Real Insurance Service Service, Strength, Security Phone No. 1 _ Maysville, Ky. Compliments of For Better Home Cooked Meals MAYSVILLE STOCK YARDS EAT at THE Maysville, Kentucky BUS STATION RESTAURANT H. M. Walker J. A. Breslin Phone 800 Maysville, Ky. Compliments of FARRIS SERVICE STATION 1 STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS SPHAR BRICK COMPANY ( Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories Tire Repair, Lubrication, Road Service j Phone 232 Phone 9106 or 1330 Maysville, Ky. j Maysville, Kentucky | Cor. Wall and Second Streets 1 ! I Compliments of Story’s Rooming House Flemingsburg, Ky. Where Old Friends Meet Home Store Flemingsburg, Kentucky Compliments of C. A. Collins May’s Lick, Kentucky Maysville Office Machines Co. Remington, Standard and Portable Typewriters 139 West Second Street Maysville, Ky. i Compliments of Atkinson’s Green House Flemingsburg, Ky. Conway’s Grocery Fairview, Kentucky When You’re In Town . . . ! Compliments of Visit Us! Dairy Bar Restaurant The Armstrong House j 110 Market Street Flemingsburg, Ky. | Maysville, Kentucky Compliments of Compliments of Washington Garage i A. H. Dillon Phone: Washington 5052 j “Your John Deere Dealer” Hoss Rooster Mullikin, j Managers 1 Sardis, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF dr. john l McDowell MAGISTRATE MARGARET OWENS MIKE BROWN COMPANY R-KAY RESTAURANT HESTER’S FURNITURE REPAIR SUE’S BEAUTY SHOP j DR. RICHARD P. HILL HAROLD E. RUNYON J. F. HARDYMON CAMPBELL SUPER SERVICE STATION i f i ; Compliments of TRAXEL'S RESTAURANT CHARLES HURON Since 1878 and Baker — Confectionery DEPUTIES Second Street Maysville, Ky. HUNSICKER’S MEN'S STORE | THE GEORGE H. FRANK CO. Second Street 25 West Second Street Maysville, Kentucky Maysville, Kentucky “Prosperize” Dry Cleaning NEW WAY LAUNDRY THE TOGGERY AND DRY CLEANING CO. Tots — Teens — Intweens Chris D. Russell, Prop. Second and Wall Sts. Maysville, Ky. Second Street Maysville, Ky. Phone 7975 Finest Laundry Work ! § A. J. Stiles Building Supplier and Contractor 131 West Third Street Phone 207 Maysville, Ky. Divine Shoppe ) Gift and Office Equipment ) 233 Market Street Maysville, Ky. j Maysville Candy Co. Phone 960 Maysville, Kentucky —h Compliments of Hayes Shoe Store 39 West Second Street Maysville, Kentucky Cleaner Clothes . . . . . . For Less Money Wiggins Dry Cleaning West Second Street Phone 471 Maysville, Ky. Vogue Beauty Shoppe 231 Market Street Phone 625 Maysville, Ky. Hair of Today . . . Styled the Vogue Way! Brown’s Drive-In Grill U mile West of Aberdeen on .',2 Delicious Food Bar B.-Q. Short Orders T-Bone Steaks Home Made Pies 1 Gallagher’s Modern Shoe Repair j Sohio Service Station 229 Market Street Maysville, Kentucky I j At the Bridge, Aberdeen, O. Sohio X-Tane | Sohio Supreme Gasolines “Service is Better Here” j 24 Hours every day -I- Thompson Drug Store West Second Street Phone 24 Maysville, Ky. Gene s Appliance i gurrows Men’s Shop HotPoint 230 Market Street Phone 911 Maysville, Ky. ! ( i 17 West Second Street Phone 101 Maysville, Ky. T Epp’s Furniture Store 40 West Second Street Phone 488 Maysville, Ky. “The Best for Less” Furniture and Home Appliances Compliments of Am Hat Shoppe 6 West Third Street Phone 408 Maysville, Ky. I J. W. Porter Sons Funeral Home 1305 East Second Street Phone 37 Maysville, Ky. I SELL WITH THE LEADERS STAR SIMON KENTON WOOD and FOREST AVENUE WAREHOUSES !! MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY !j i • -■ SINGER SEWING CENTER 1 f 1 i ! : Compliments of j NEW AND USED SEWING MACHINES i 1 | i AND VACUUM CLEANERS HARRY and MITCHELL B. REPAIR ON ALL MAKES 1 DENHAM SEWING COURSES 47 West Second St. Maysville, Ky. j West Second Street Maysville, Ky. j | ! i i i ! i i ( EAT AT Hedge's Restaurant 401 East Second Street Phone 9113 Mays ville, Ky. Dr. L. B, Anderson Compliments of W. W. Tomlin Upholstering, Refinishing and Repairing 45 West Second Street Maysville, Ky. Simpson's Compliments of Colliver's Restaurant Flemingsburg, Kentucky Optometrists Optical Service The Men's Shop 19 East Second Street 11 East Third Street Flemingsburg, Kentucky Maysville, Ky. Phone 200 Maysville, Ky. Groce's Dry Cleaners Compliments of Compliments of 124 West Third Street Paul Collins Fried's Mason County Phone 391 Maysville, Ky. Tax Commissioner Flemingsburg, Ky. Compliments of Emmons Drug Co. Leryian Brothers A. P. Company Phone 46 Maysville, Ky. Flemingsburg, Kentucky Flemingsburg, Kentucky G. C. Murphy Co. Compliments of Compliments of Gorman Brown 29 West Second Street Hardware Purnell’s Appliance Phone 690 Maysville, Ky. Flemingsburg, Kentucky Flemingsburg, Ky. I I I ... i Compliments of Make it a “CARDINAL'’ point to shop DR. W. A. GRAHAM at Flemingsburg, Kentucky THE NEW YORK STORE i | i For All Ladies’ and Children’s Apparel i i i Maysville, Kentucky ! DOYLE'S STORE i , Flemingsburg, Kentucky i ! i • • i ! ! ( ALLIS-CHALMERS I Sales and Service BROWNING and McKEE, Inc. i BLU-FLAME GAS Bottle Gas Appliances Flemingsburg, Kentucky j MASON COUNTY IMPLEMENT Co. j | Phone 2641 May’s Lick, Ky. j James A. Rees GLASS GROCERY ! ! j REPAIR — SERVICE — WRECKER j FRESH MEATS and VEGETABLES SUIT GARAGE ! GENERAL MERCHANDISE FEEDS I j Phone 2711 I i j Washington, Kentucky May’s Lick, Kentucky Phone: Washington 5741 j WELDING PARTS ] 1 1 I f Dr. W. E. Hines 1 I Gibson Motor Sales Compliments of McKay Flower Shop lSy2 W. Second Street ! 49 East Second Street i 1 and Studio Phone 655 Maysville, Ky. ! Phone 857 Maysville, Ky. j 126 Market Street Phone 948W Maysville, Ky. ! Compliments of | Brock Bros. Grain Co. j Brown’s Super Market i I Johnny Sweet Shop Second Street I 134 E. Second Street i 20 East Second Street | Maysville, Kentucky i i Phone 46 Maysville, Ky. { 1 ! Phone 951 Maysville, Ky. 1 i ] Caproni Bros. Grocery | 103 West Second Street Meat Market — j 101 West Second Street Compliments of { i Archie Clyde’s Barber Shop Morgan’s Restaurant j Plate Lunch and Soft Drinks ! 44 West Second Street ! Phone 283-282, Maysville i Maysville, Kentucky j j Maysville, Ky. ! i R. B. Owens Agency I McNeill Lumber Co. Caproni Cafe (Where Good Friends Meet) | Phone 767 or 26 I 139 East Second Street j X Good Food and Soft Drinks ! I Maysville, Ky. Phone 701 Maysville, Ky. j i 1 Near C O Depot Maysville, Kentucky j | Dodge and Plymouth i Ashland Oil j Hill Thompson j j Calvert Buckley Refining Co. Hardware 207 Sutton Street Blue Run Road 120 Market Street I j Phone 60 Maysville, Ky. f Phone 750 Maysville, Ky. ! Phene 440 Maysville, Ky. J j I DUKE Warehouses T. A. DUKE A. C. DUKE JOHN S. FORD Day Phone 914 Night Phone 204 MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY ■ E r- A -T % £ i ■MS. .- ++9 ' • t f- • - - • .- ' . ;• , - ' ' —5 '' v ' -, T'' -:' ' i ‘ ' 'y - - -v x . s£i'% • . 7 4? 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