McAfee High School - Hornet Yearbook (McAfee, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1948 volume:

D E DICATE D BOYS WHO GAVE THE ID ALL FOR OUR COUNTRY Fred Leonard Roy Goodpaster c ohrv Cummins Thomas Conder Wallace Denny Vernon Bussell Newton McCrosky Wesley D tlungate Edward Balden Oscar Dean Frances Crosafield Garnett Burton Robert V Cloyd if. C. vShirley Milton Lake (John J. Hendren Clacton Ward tfoz Million jpOUrJASg Miss MeIlie Matherly, Principal Miss Neva Pearl Woods Mr. Stewart M. Gaunce I. r . Bruce Champion Mrs. Porter Parson Mrs. Bush Tribble Miss Lavena Long Mrs. Iva Spencer Miss Sula White Mrs. John Deshazer Miss filsie J. 3tokes Miss. Josephine Thompson '•j W39ilV t9flW¥f1V tf$r 9r1ffflfi V- fj Martha Jana KcMurry Kicky Glee Club 44-46; Y Teens 44-46; V-?resident Y-Teens 46-47 President Y-Teens 47-48; 4-H Club 44-46; V-Pres. Class 46-4°. She has a pleasing voice and a winning personality. C. V. Rotinson Bud Basket Ball 44-40, First team 47-48; Annual twff 47-46; F.r. . 47-46; ’ % gentleman, an athlete, and a friend to all. ranees Itarie Tally Fan Glee Club 44-48; Basket -all Cheer leader 44-48; Treasurer Senior Cles3. Ve'-y am I, from care M.V free. 1 rV,’hy aren 't they ell contented Like me? it SiLiU xik iU i(lLk m Vi;- 1::. ' .. .r mnt 5 a fa.a Adeline Spriugate Glee Club 44-48; Annual Staff 47-46; Secretary Senior Class. A rather guiet maiden who is liked by all. tlaurice Curtis Woods Archie Glee Club 44-48; F.F.A. 44-ie; Treasurer F.F.A. 47-48; Basket Ball 44-46. Why work hard, if it isn't necessary? • I mo gene Werner J eanne Glee Club 44-48; 4-H Club 44-45; Annual Staff; Treasurer cf Junior Class. A goal is reached successfully by honest labor. B = wmxuww ' k iVkW'9LW r ft Hazel Frances Hungate ••Ha ze Glee Club 44-48; Y-Teens 44-48; 4-H Club 44-47; Annual Staff. I am satisfied with myself, so why should I worry. Roy Lee Pulliam Goofy Glee Club 44-48; F.F.A. 44-48; Sportnan’s Club 46-48; Basket Ball 44-48. He Is neither too ambitious nor inclined to be lazy, but takes things as they are. Rose Yeager Ro se Glee Club 44-43; Cheer Leader45-46, 47-49; Annual Staff. A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Rosalyn l!ee Gritton •Rose Gl©« Club 44-48; ire3. Olee Club 46-4 7; Y-Teens 47-46. - n earnest faithful student of whom i t may be se 14, Whatsoever she doeth , she doeth well.- Arrest Carol Lay -Lay- Cle Club 44-48; 4-H Club 3 years; ire.-. Senior Class; Annual Staff; F.F.A. 47-4G; Basket Ball 44-4e. rAll greet men are dead, and I feel sick my «e If . Sunice L.erie Ransdell ••Useless Glee Club 44-48; Y-Teens 44-46; 4-H Club 44-46 ; Fr? . 4-1! 45-46; Cheer leader 46-47. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest Ten.- t ttfltift' : • • VCX W. l -7:—rr.r:. rT ■ ■ 'ZmPVX.WWW. .w. ’-V ftV lfrfr'. IV fr � foV� V ).!ls3 Me 11 i e Matherly, Principal Miss Neva Pearl Woods Mr. Stewert M. Gaunce Mr. Bruce Champion Mrs. Porter Parson Mrs. Bush Tribble Miss Lavena Long Mrs. Iva Spencer Miss Sula Y.rhite Mr8. John Deshazer Miss aisle J. Stokes Miss. Josephine Thompson Martha Jane McMurry Kicky Glee Club 44-46; Y Teens 44-46; V-President Y-Teens 46-47 President Y-Teens 47-46; 4-H Club 44-46; V-Pres. Class 46-47. She has a pleasing voice and wi nn in pe aona 11 ty. a C. V. Robinson ' Bud Basket Pell 44-46, First team 4 -48; Annual 47-48; F.r.«. 47-48; gentleman, ar. athlete, and a friend to all. Frances Marie Pally Fan Glee Club 44-46; Fasket Pall Cheer leader 44-48; Treasurer Senio: C la s s. Her y an I, from care I !! free. Y hy aren’t they all contented Li e re? I 1 £0‘ to-V� ’ • £ ! UBMItt! '■ Eg KfTTV.X J V' v . o; -n t i -j ,v WWIftWWiaK JUftto fa James :aul Lor. r V i ray Basket all 43-4o; .-vraed Services 4: -47; Basket la _ 1 47; ilet Clut 47; F.F.A 47. ••A reat men is made ut of qualities that, reet or make sreat occasions� Helen Laveme '«arner Eurny Glee Club 44-4G; 4-K Club 44-4f. ; Annual Staff. Rest well with doir.f well, and leave others to talk of you as they please.H CLASS HISTORY In September 1944 sixteen green freshmen entered High School at Fairview. We had often heard of “green freshmen”, but little did ve realize what it meant. It did not take us long however to find that we knew very little. Under the leadership of Mr. Bernice Pinkston, principal, Miss Irene Dickerson and Mr. Lucien Downey as teachers we soon begun to grow in knowledge. At the beginning of the second semester we lost three classmates: two became farmers, and one entered another school. We gained one from a near by school. We entered our sophomore year with thirteen members, one less than we had the year before. Our teachers were the same as of the preceding year. We had a very successful year. Due to the fact that we did not have the required number to main- tain a High School we entered the Sal visa High School to further our education in our Junior year. This changing of schools somewhat dis- couraged us, it caused four of our number to drop out of school. After being at Salvisa a few weeks we became accustoned to our new sur- roundings. Under the leadership of Mr. Delbert Cunningham, prin- cipal, Miss Frances Cox, Miss Vivian Isham and Mrs. Mildred Byer as teachers we completed a very successful year. Beginning to understand the reason for an education twenty-one students entered the Freshman class of the McAfee High School in September 1944. Mrs. T. G. Tamed was our principal. We enjoyed many high school activities. At the close of the year we had increased our ability to work. Our three months vacation was over all too soon. We returned and became sophomores with fifteen students in our class. Mis Lela Jane Harris came to our community and lead us in our school activit- ies as our principal. We finished our sophomore year by working hard but we felt that we had accomplished a great deal. Entering our junior year we had one less number. We welcomed Mr. H. H. Jones as principal. Still realizing that we must increase our knowledge if w'e are to have a happy future, w-e studied harder than the year before. As juniors we took part in the graduation exercises all the time wishing we might be able to reach that goal in 1948. IWMMWnw; We entered school as Seniors in September 1947. Biglit Fairview students were welcomed as members of onr class. This made us an enrollment of eighteen students. Three new teachers were also added to the faculty. Miss Mellie Matherly, Principal, Mr. Stewart M. Gaunce, Ariculture teacher, Mr. Bruce Champion, Mathmatics and Coach. Miss Neva Woods was the only teacher who had been with us during our first three years in high school. We are proud of our six boys who played on the basketball team. At the end of the first semester, James Paul Long, a veteran, withdrew from school to enter Campbellsville College. We miss him but wish him much success in his college career. The girls also had a basketball team. We played against the junior girls. We had a very good team considering the fact that we had never played before. We presented the Senior Play entitled “Deacon Dubbs”. All the seniors had parts in the play. We shall always be grateful for the opportunities given us by our parents, the Mercer County Superintendent, the Mercer County P.oard of Education and our teachers. We trust that we shall be cit- izens of whom they will not be ashamed. CLASS WILL We, the Graduating Class of 1948, do hereby bequeath to our honorable successors our multitude of virtues and vices. Other peo- ple have black vices, but ours are white. When we commit crime, we’re so sorry—sorry that we got caught. To you dear Juniors, do we oass on our souls tattered and torn though they may be. We know our successors are in doubt as to our surplus of brains, yet we wish to pass on to them our vast intellectual viewpoints. This viewpoint, I might add, is more than national. It is Internat- ional. In fact it covers the universe. It’s some viewpoint, let me tell yau! You’ll get dizzy trying to hang on to it. ■ 'A''1 ,k 7v '■ � f ■ v� . ' fio iV VvWt «% y«v, t% %V iv.-� - 'r w� x I. ftvtttfo '� .� •. MB WtWlMWEtfwtfVfcVcV Sv.lK fr -i, mjsm ;gazr.a aggaroga a KExx3£S5S Lx svrx53z-trsi At a large firm in New York, I see an unmarried lady doing her daily transactions. This can be none other than Frances Bailey. I see a young lady as the manager of a local drug store. This happens to be Imogene Warner. At Mayo Brothers’ Clinic, I see Tommie Shuck as a young interne passing from room to room with words of cheer to each of his patients. In a city in Ohio, I recognize Rose Yeager preparing the even- ing meal for her husband, who is about to return home from work. At the end of a Southern Bell Telephone line, is Jessie Watts as a successful operator. In a nearby county I see the Countv Agent, contemplating on the agricultural outlook for the coming year. This appears to be C. W. Robinson. Over the daily radio program I behold Louise Phillips as leader of a Hillbilly Band. In a quiet little home in the suburhs of a large city, I behold a loving wife giving orders to her three colored maids to prepare an exquisite meal for her husband, who is returning from a business trip. This is our classmate Adeline Springate. I recognize Maurice Woods preparing to walk down the aisle to claim a former school day sweetheart as his bride. In a progressive little city in Western Kentucky, I see Helen War- ner opening a style shop. Her stock is strictly Paris Fashions. On a lonely island in the middle of some far distant sea I see a princess with features much resembling Rosalvn Gritton. With a firm hand she rules over the island. Her husband seems to be under her rule also. They seemed to have landed there on a non-stop flight around the world and were held captives and made rulers by the natives. These visions caused me to awake from my dream. I realized that I had “dipped into the future as far as human eyes could see. Saw a vision of the world and the wonders that would be.’’ 9 i CLASS POEM Nineteen hundred forty-eight A very common date, And one you might, not ever guess Of rare and striking fate. Nineteen hundred forty-eight Please bear it in your mind, For in that year there graduates A class of rarest kind. A class made up of stellar poets. Writers, sages, wits, A class upon whose towering brow The crown of knowledge sits. Original and very gay. With little fault, it’s true, We refuse perfection’s laurels, But claim such honor due. Now' there was Carol, who gayly sang. And Frances, who could act, Rosalyn knew Arithmetic, No charge for brains she lacked. Azille liked geography, Martha Jane won a prize For D.A.R. at every turn. And Maurice with work grew wise. Jessie, Hazel, Eunice, and Louise, Each with her musical talent. Striving for a life of ease. Helen, Imogene, and Adeline so gallant. Were always trying to please. Rose was sweet cheerleading, While Roy Lee, with love, was pleading. Tommie was running up the basketball score. With C. W. trying to make more. Nineteen hundred forty-eight With it down in red, Among the other great world dates; Bear it in your mind. Aloft our banner flies. The Class of Nineteen Forty-eight, Our name is in the skies! tfaJjyiftt OjyQji, L J ?71U 7?7-u u 3 X Aju ( n £. zJ XCa H7°l ytCO It, 'ffVn jutA. S' h+ JuUft A tfr r A Condis ( mu. 6 - fyiLisTyt+p £ Sponsor ................................ Mrs. Lillian H. Parson Barnette, Kathleen Cole, Franklin Fallis, Ray Donald Gibson, Howard Howard, Leroy Kurtz, Ida Belle McCoun, Burney McMurry, Charles McRay, Anna Lee Marksbury, Davis Pennington, Bennie Pennington, Edith Phillips, Billy Sexton, Evelyn Sexton, James Springate, Mary Rose Travillion, Samuel Watson, Walter Watts, Jeanetta Watts, Raymond Jr. Wheeler, James Wheeler, Lafon White, Kenneth Wiley, Frank Lynn Sponsor .................................. Mrs. Luellalla 0. 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Anderson, Harvey 3aker, Helen Baker, Ronald Barnett, George Brown, Franklin Calahan, Billy Cinnamon, Mary Ruth Conner, Betty Jean Darland, Marshall Dean, Brenda Dean, Rita Jo Drury, Jane Saves, Barbara Farney, Marlene Freeman, Franklin Goodpaster, Patricia Gritton, Eunice Hamlinton, Harry Jr, Dean, Donald Watts, .. Miss Josephine Thompson Hamilton, Ray Hanby, Donald Joe Harman, Mary Lunsford, Maxie Lunsford, Marion Marksbury, Charlotte Martin, Janice Ann Phillips, Opal Mae Raley, Naomi Royalty, Brewneil Russell, Romie Savage, Jewell Shackleford, Itetsy Sullivan, Brenda Tatum, Martha Ann Vanarsdall, Delilah Vinyard, Charlotte Y atts, Charles Watts, Everette a Mae r i ■ ■ r' C V c K C, 7 SAL L T £ A M r s. Coach First How Billy Jean Torauy Shuck Roy Freeman Billy Gaunce Herbert McCoun C. W. Robinson Roy Lee Pulliam Third Row Guard Forward Forward Mascot Center Guard Guard Howard Drury Guard Billy Hollingsworth Guard Kenneth Shackleford Forward Joe Keller Forward Sdward lee Conder Bruce Champion bruce Lampion, Coach Roger Drury Guard Kenneth Preston Forward !'.aurice V oods Gue.rd Carol Lay Center Clifford Ronoy Forward J.W. Mattingly Forward Not in the picture, Janes Paul Long Forv ard Harley Moore Forward Phillip Fallis Guard Directors ................Hr. Bruce Champion and Hiss Neva Pearl Woods Soprano Bishop, Mary Jo Gibson, Lee Ora Graham, Joyce Gritton, Roaalyn Hume, Katherine Kungate, Hazel Inman, Lizzie Lay Jones, Dorothy McCoun, Blanche McMurry, Hartha Jane Felly, Virginia Fhilllps, Louise Ransdell, Eunice Richmond, Virginia Sanders, Margaret Shackleford, Betty Shenerson, Vena Lay Shirley, Mary Lou 3prin ate, Adeline Terhune, Mildred Thomas, Nancy Warner, Imogene Watts, Jane Watts, Jessie Yeager, Azille kltO nderson, Bonnie bailey, Frances Conder, Smna Farney, Roma Ransdell, nn .Varner, Helen Watson, Jane Yeager, Rose Yeaste, Eetty Tenor Drury, Howard Freeman, Roy Hollingsworth, Billy Freston, Kenneth rulliar, Roy Lee Roney, Clifford Stratton, Pt)lieH Bass Dean, Billy Drury, Roger Lay, Carol Mattingly, J.V . McCoun, Herbert Shuck, Tommy Woods, Laurice The Glee Club entered a contest sponsored by the American Legion at the Armory in Karrodsburg. They won the first prize of -� 10. We are grateful to the leaders and to the students who have worked so hard to have a Glee Club. They hare given a number of programs during the year. I ere looking forward to an even better club the coming year. :• ■■■ •••’ • 'mo1 SLEECLUB ' —T££N Sponsor %nderson, Connie Bishop, Mery Jo Cole, Devola Conder, inane Davis, Elizabeth Farney, home Jean Gibson, Lee Ore Graham, Joyce Huae, Katherine Lungete, Hazel Inman, Lizzie Lee jones, Dorothy McCoun, B1 err0 McKurry, Martha Jane Mooney, Jo,.. Natts, Jessie Miss Neva Pearl Woods Pelley, Virginia Phillips, Louise Ransdell, Ann Rensdell, Eunice Richmond, Virginia oanders,Margaret nn Shackleford, Betty Shirley, Mary Lou Terhune, Lary Margare Terhune, Mildred Thomas, Nancy Watson, Jane Watson, Mary Alma Watts, Mary Watts, Jane Yeaste, Betty Jewel 4-11 CLUB Mrs. Gilbert Britton ■ Kiss Kellie Hatherly Sponsors .......... Bishop, Mary Jo Britton, Gwendolyn Britton, Barry Broughton, Edmond Conder, Annia Conder, William Conder, Mary Lou Conder, Edward Lee Curry, Fanny Jane Davis, Elizabeth Dean, Mary Joyce Dean, Arlene Dean, Lois Disponette, Curtis Egbert, Virginia Ellis, Slwood Jr, Fallis, Phillip Famey, Roma Jean Hendren, Dalton Honerkamp, William Henry Howard, Albert Leroy Hurst, Kenneth Jones, Rosie Mae Jones, Dorothy Jones, Nettie Lou Long, Louise Maddox, Nancy Mattingly, Betty Jewel Mattingly, Barbara Ann McCoun, Scottie McCoun, Burney McCoun, Nina Lee Pally, Virginia Proctor, Frances Ranadell, Ann Sallee, Nancy Lou Sewell, Shirley Sheperson, Bobbie Smith, Jo Ann Spencer, Sallie Frances Taylor, Wanda Jean Vanarsdell, Dorothy Bloise Watts, John Willie Watts, Mary Watts, Beulah 'Watts, Jane Wat so , Mary .lma White, Norman White, Kenneth 'Wiley, Franklyn Ju.ruor Conservat Jon. Oui) Sponsors.....Lr. Andy Moore.. Lr. Davis !Iannah.. Mr. Stewart K. Gaunce, Faculty Advisor Conder, Sdv ard Lee Dean, Ellly, Vice-Pres. Freeman, Roy Howard, Leroy Hungete, Marshall LcCoun, HerbertJr. Mattingly, J .V . .Treasurer Fallis, Fhillip Preston, Kenneth Pulliam Roy Lee Roney, Clifford Shuck, Tommy, Iresi dent . heeler, Lafon Woods, Laurice The Junior Sportsmen Club was organized September 1946 by Mr. N.W. Chapman, Supervisor of the sixth district. Five members of the club attended the Junior Camp at Dale Hollow Lake from July 13 to July 20 1947. Three of the five won prises as best camners. The Club also sent a four man team to the State rifle shooting con- contest. They von third place in the contest. The Club was reorganized in September 1947. Although we have a small club we feel that we have gotten a j reat deal out of the meetings this year. We are looking forward to a bigger and better club next year. ’.Ye are grateful to our leaders for their interest in the club. My Conservation Pledge I give my pledge as an American to save and faithfully to defend from waste the natural resources of my courtry-its soils and minerels, its forests, waters and wildlife. V WJv1 ggOff -U.' i. Cecil, Mac Cheatham, Elisha Conder, Edward Lee Curtsinger, Truman Drury, Howard Dean, Billy Faille, Phillip Freeman, Roy Hollingsworth, Billy Keller, Joe Lay, Carol Long, Janes Paul learning tc dc DOING TO LKAHH The Motto FUR POSES Mattingly, J. W. McCoun, Herbert Jr, Moore, Harley Pre3ton, Kenneth Pulliam, Roy Lee Ransdell. Herbert Robinson, C. W. Roney, Clifford Shackleford, Kenneth Shuck, Tommie Stratton Polie' Woods, Maurice EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9 . 10. 11. 12. To develop competent, agresslve, rural, and agricultural leadership. To create end nurture a love of country life. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. , . . ..___ To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings. Tp participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. Tc develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. To participate in cooperative effort. To encourage and practice thrift. To encourage improvement in scholarship. To provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. 0. HVrKland L.cJarvis Mn. cJarv is DAV-SON CORK BACK� IBULLETIN BOARDS For Use In: FACTORIES SCHOOLS OFFICES STORES CHURCHES CLUBS PUBLIC BUILDINGS HOSPITALS SALES ROOMS The above Illustration shows the 24 z 36 six DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board with single set In «lass door, lock and koy. Sm prloo Ust The above Illustration shows the 24 x 36 size DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board, plain, without glass door. So price list PRICE UST DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Boards are con- structed with light walnut finish frames. Post- ing surface consists of Vi cork mounted on Vi 3-ply veneer. These Bulletins are made to last, as only the finest materials are used. Furnished tn the following iliei and style� . Order by Style and Size. STYLE. PLAIN—NO GLASS 12 z 18 ___________________________________S 4.1S 10 z 24 _______________________________ 5.75 24 z 36'____________________________________1.80 36 z 48- 14.15 36 z 60 ___________________________________17.50 STYLE. SINGLE SET IN GLASS DOOR 18 z 24 ________________________________ 814.50 24 z 30 —---------------------------------17.50 24 z 36 ___________________________________10.00 STYLE. 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MATHERLY, Attorney at Law Harrodsburg, Kentucky BROWN ELECTRICAL SERVICE Gas and Electrical Appliances Sales and Service Phone 89 Harrodsburg, Kentucky C. P. BROWN n Compliments Of DEMAREE INN Home Cocked Foods Served Phone 141-J Harrodsburg, Ky. VMrmwwMjrrwwwwwwrr wwrrv www ww wtrm Compliments Of EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 13 Harrodsburg, Ky. -wr’nrww rww rrwwwwwvwwwwwrrwww ' ’www� -trtr - '‘rJm' J. S. VAUGHT, JR., JEWELER “The Hallmark Store” Fine Repairing Drawer No. 179 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments Of HARROD THEATRE Willard Gabbart, Owner v mm'Mar WM0WW. rwrrwwv' wv mmmrwwwMrr� wjr Home Cooked Food BLUE BELL CAFE Phone 43 Mrs. Arch Butler CURREY AND MORGAN—DRUGGIST If You Want What You Want When You Want It, Come To Us Main Street, Harrodsburg, Kentucky rrwwwrwwjrrrwjrwMwrwiwrrwrrrwrwir Compliments Of I. C. JAMES County Attorney Mercer County HELWIG’S 5 AND 10c STORE Harrodsburg, Kentucky v% «wato%m mmwmm tsmiwi vtwiw • . .'. ,ga Compliments Of RUE AND SHARP HARDWARE STORE Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments Of BARNETT-SULLIVAN AND COMPANY Phone 196 Harrodsburg, Ky. STAGG, DAVENPORT AND BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY Main Street All Kinds of Insurance — Bonds — Automobile Insurance Phone 51, Harrodsburg, Kentucky w ' ?■? I V.1 J. T. FREEMAN AND SON —Field Seeds and Feeds— Hardware — Implements — Electrical Appliances — Crosley Radios Phone 92, East Office Street. Harrodsburg, Kentucky YOUNG’S CASH STORE —Groceries and Meats— Phone 641-J Harrodsburg, Ky. ww wjrwjrwj wjrM rjrjr wjS r Compliments Of ROYALTY KEIGHTLY LUMBER COMPANY, In;. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments Of J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY 5c, 10c, 25c and $1 Store Meet Your Friends Here. Shop and Save on All Your Needs •5gSB m' ■-' J fflagnnp Compliments Of HARRODSBURG TOBACCO WAREHOUSE (J For Highest Prices and Quick Unloading Service Sell At This Company’s House Remember Harrodsburg Leads All of the State Markets C. D. Ransdell, General Manager Dr. R. T. Ballard, Secretary Treasurer Jess L. Ransdell, Sales Manager A. L. Ransdell, Floor Manager C. D. Ransdell, Jr., Weigher Harrodsburg, Ky. -«N «v,-Kv s «v «. I. T rtxtirtctsm «., ■ «,,•■... . t . � 1 ( KKr an Compliments Of BOARD AND BOARD Ladies Ready-to-Wear liarrodsburg Kentucky JAMES H. STAGG, DRUGGIST Opposite Court House Prescription — Biologicals — Ethecial Service Phone 111 Harrodsburg, Ky. Compliments Of MEADE HARDWARE Back of Post Office Phone 198 Harrodsburg, Ky. Day Phone Salvisa 2721 Night Phone Salvisa 2723 PARSON’S GARAGE Good Gulf Gas — Oils — Accessories — Willard Batteries Highway No. 35 MsAfee, Kentucky Inter-Woven Socks — Arrow Shirts Harrodsburg, Kentucky • I ••• « i