Nortonville High School - Badger Yearbook (Nortonville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

The 1 This volume is presented with the sincere and humble hope that in it you will find not only reminders ot the people and events that you have known but also evidences of the pride, strength, and understanding that is the spirit of Nortonville High School. The old and the new. . KCt DtTAi L • SOUTH NOPKinS COUNTY mOM SCHOOL- Published by the Senior Class NORTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL NORTONVILLE, KENTUCKY DEDICATION We, the members of the Senior class of 1955, dedicate this annual, not to a person, but to an institution that we hold in high esteem. Let this institution speak: I am Nortonville High School Please stop a moment! I have something to say to you before we part forever. First of all. don't feel sorry for me because 1 am old and a little worse for wear. I have lived a full useful life for more than twenty years. But my usefulness is not over. I am only going to slow down and live a little less energetically as becomes one of my age. Sometime ago I overheard some men from the State Department of Education talking about a new South Hopkins High School. For a while I was afraid they were considering me for the job, but they decided that I could not be approved because I do not have the required amount of ground nor the necessary room for expansion. However, they did approve me as a Junior High School. Now that's a job I can take care of. I shall probably get my face lifted and feel young again. A little paint and plaster will do much to hide the scars of the past. With a smaller job to do I can grow old gracefully and have time to remember each happy bygone day. Sometimes I shall smile and sometimes I shall sigh as I think of you--as I remember the secrets that we shared, the heartaches we felt, the happiness we enjoyed. But most of all I shall remember moments of inspiration and devotion to great ideals. I shall be happy knowing that the job that was a little too big for me will be turned over to a larger stronger fellow who can offer our youth greater opportunities for growth and improvement. If we keep faith in God, in ourselves, and in humanity, we can approach the years ahead with confidence. 2 C. R. Harralson Principal Mr. Harralson received his A.B. degree from Western State College, Bowling Green, in 1929. He has done graduate work at Western and die University of Colorado. Mr. Harralson first came to Nortonville in 1935. He left after two years to serve as County Attendance Officer and later as Assistant County Superintendent. He returned to Nortonville as prin- cipalinl949. In 1954 he served in the Kentucky Leg- islature as Representative from Hopkins and Christian Counties. HOPKINS COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Bowles, Anton; James Powell, St. Charles; Sam B. Pollack, County Su- perintendent, Madisonville; JohnDonan, Madisonville; Lawrence Ashmore, Madisonville; William Qualls, Hanson, and James Gordon, Madisonville. 4 ORLANDO WYMAN Basketball Coach CHARLOTTE SOWARDS History LOWELL STEARSMAN HAZEL GLADDISH ANN PUTMAN Band Director English English 5 Faculty ALBERTA KORB Home Economics JOHN KORB Science MAY DOWNEY GLADDISH Commercial OLEAN WINSTEAD Seventh Grade 6 A. O. DODGE Industrial Arts A. L. SKAGGS Math Virginia Allsbrook Marvin Bell Seniors CLASS OFFICERS President-Joan Sisk Vice President-Billy Herring Secretary-Patricia Moore Treasurer-Lorraine Browning Reporters-Glenda Wells Gloria Raney Sponsor-Ann Putman 8 The Senior Class officers are: Glenda Wells and Gloria Raney, reporters, Billy Herring, vice-president; Patricia Moore, secretary; Lorraine Browning, treasurer; Joan Sisk, president. Helen Choate Thomas Crick Joye Gilkey 9 Lois Gamblin Robert Graddy Class flower; White Carnation Class clors: Blue and White Class motto: The elevator to success is broken, so we'll take the stairs. Jean Moore Patricia Moore 10 Ruth Seibert Gloria Raney Sue Rickard Jackie Berry Webb Glenda Wells Joan Sisk Bobby Woodruff Valedictorian — Virginia Allsbrook 12 Salutatorian — Gloria Raney 13 Carolyn Bedwell Juniors President .... Vice President . Secretary .... Treasurer .... Reporters .... CLASS OFFICERS ...................Norris Kirkwood .................... Mike Holmes ................ Charlotte Stanford .....................Larry Hamby ......................Julia Oates Colletta Browning Sue Camplin Dorothy Craddock Robert Crick Lela Dunbar Murrell Dunlap Ina Farmer Bobby Farmer Hilda Fox Billy Franklin Glenda Franklin Sue Halfacre 1 1 Larry Hamby Mike Holmes First picture, fourth row: Norris Kirkwood Fifth row: Zenoba McKnight Not pictured: Johnny Lanham 16 Johnny Messamore ■p Patricia Oglesby Jimmie Stobaugh Cliarlena Nixon Durwood Oglesby Judy Oates Donald Outlav. Edith Smith Charlotte Stanford Patty Tyson Agnes Whitfield Mae Oglesby Ruby Rodgers Dorothy Steelcy Lillian Whitfield 17 Patty Whitfield Sophomores Wilma Carroll Mavereen Clark Esther Cavanaugh PaulCotton Robert Duncan Joe Cunningham Charles Elkins Gilbert Driver David Foster 18 CLASS OFFICERS President....................Dwight Rodgers Vice President.................Charles Oates Secretary......................Marilyn Crick Treasurer.....................Gilbert Driver Reporters............................Charles Elkins Terry Elliott Carroll Hohimer Betty Jarvis Faye Johnston Joyce Johnston Kenneth Laffoon Margaret Lowther Wanda Mannahan Charles Oates Floretta Mitchell Josephine Morgan Hilda Oglesby Edith Pendley Geneva Phelps Evaugh Jackson Philip Keitli Kathryn Martin Ann Oglesby Virginia Phipps 19 Patricia Ashby David Saint Cecelia Satterfield Bobby Stanley Christine Steeley Billy Wells NOT PICTURED Bobby Browning Wilma Crunk Glover Dillingham Terry Elliott Joe Finley Norris Furgerson Eugene Giffen Melvin Jones Joe Miller Linda Oates 20 Hilda Vandiver Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS President........... Vice President . . . . Secretary -Treasurer Reporter............. Sponsor............. . . . .J. C. Gunn Cleatus Bowman . Laney Jordan , . .Stacia Martin . . .A. L. Skaggs Shirley Bates Curtis Brown Rodney Carlton Brenda Castle Russel Carroll David Chaney Gene Crick Irene Cunningham f Bobby Dickerson 21 Larry Fuller Evia Greer Russel Heheman Naomi Gipson J. C. Gunn Tommy Herring Ray Giffen Annette Hamby May Graddy Noble Harris Edna Hopper Ann Howell 22 Wendell Jones Laney Jordan Frankie Joselyn Gilbert Knowles Helen Lamb Joyce Knowles James Marsh Stacia Martain Harold Miller Bobby Nixon Janet Mathney Bettic Oglesby Carlos Phipps Danny Leer Darrell McKinney Ray Phelps Jasper Poe 23 Lorretta Ramsey Ella Steelcy Betty Williams Joe Randolph Yvonne Smith Joseph Tyson J Lendall Woodruff Charles Yandell Duriel Sizemore Shirley West NOT PICTURED Dorothy Blades Elvis Ward vW ' _ i A 24 Brenda Corn, Phylis Cavanaugh, Martha Marsh. Jimmy Ashby, Kenny Oates, Jerry Fletcher, Henrietta Whitfield, and Thelma Vandiver. SECOND ROW; Rosa Dickerson, Linda Pleasant, Howell Wayne Love. Ricky Teague. Kennith Teague, Jimmy Renshaw, Larry Bowman, Russel Whitfield, and Ben Finley. THIRD ROW: Gail Smith, Jane Clayton. Mary Brown Joyce Choate, Priscella Crick, Margaret Marsh, Beverly McEven, and Retha Davis. FOURTH ROW: Sara Brown, Edith Hight, Faye Clark, Nadean Brown, John Pearson, Johnnie Ashley, Willie Brooks, and Thomas Vincent. s E I G H T H G R A D E E V E N T H G R A D E FIRST ROW: La Vaughn Hamblin, Imogene Justice, Ruth Anne Smith. Nell Smith, Billy Gilkey, Phyllis Halfacer, Glenda Bevels, Joyce Tyson. Rita Rodgers, and Larry Clark. SECOND ROW; Myrtle Justice, Joe McIntosh, Nathanael Farmer, Douglas Grace, Bobbie Satterfield. Denver Crick, Fred Jarvis, Clarence Marsh, JoeRex Nance, Albert Pollard, and Bill Pevler. THIRD ROW; Willodean Carroll, James Lantrip, Dorothy Moore, Bettie Brown, Bernice Putman, Carolyn Nightingale, Shirley Hamby, Patsy Satterfield, Jimmy Whitfield, John Renshaw. and Jo Anna Duncan. FOURTH ROW: Phillip Shelton, Larry Browning, Shirlev Abbott, Terry Fuller, Jerry Long, Charles Colman. Nell Pendley, and Tommie Oglesby. Grade Lillian Crick First and Second Grades School Faculty Emma Oates First Grade Holly Pearson Fifth Grade Gertie Clayton Third Grade Hazel Wilkerson Fourth Grade Sally Cates Second Grade 26 Erma Beshears Sixth Grade Helen Ford Third Grade FIRST ROW: Brenda Crick, Brenda Smith, Tony Prowse. Mitchell Nelson, Glenda Joslyn, Retha Manna- han.Lee Brasher. Bernard Hehemann, Ruth Elliott, and Norma Pennington. SECOND ROW: Edyth Tho- mas. Vonda Pendley. Beverly Bilbro, Speed Cook, Faye Pennington, Ronald Love, and Douglas Hunter. THIRD ROW: David Kieth, Marie Pennington. Donna Oglesby, Tommy Marsh, Carl David Clark, Bar- bara Grace, Bonnie Crick, Helen Davis, and Ronnie Whitfield. FOURTH RCW: Shirley Lowther, Gaye Lynn Clark.Carolyn Pendley, Jaunita Brooks, Sharon Browning, Molly Brown, Karan Dennis, Roger Dale Warren, and Timothy Carroll. s I X T H G R A D E F I F T H G R A D E Ronny Downey, Hollis Teague, David Cansler. Johnny Woodward. George McIntosh, Ernest Harris, Larry Joe Oglesby, Aaron Pendley, Wanda Sue Pendley, Beckie Rogers, and Dale Smith. SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Peveler, Richard Finson, Jimmy Miller, Billy Back, Will Edd Parker, Jack Fox, Charles Back, Kay Dunning, and Joyce Shelton. THIRD ROW: Joe Blades. Larry Downey, Glenn Tyson. Joe Putman, Roy Wyatt, Martha Oates, Linda Sue Nightingale. Hilda Dickerson, Michael Goodwon, Hilda Whitfield. Brenda Croft, and Mrs. Pearson. FOURTH ROW: Kay McKnight, Gerald Rogers, Saundra Putman, Patty Pear- son. Darlene Jackson, Mary Pollard. Carole Spurlin, Phyllis Lantrip, and David Bell. FIRST ROW: Marvin Mills, Wade A lien Barnett. Marion Pyles. Shirley Browning. Lawrence Walker. Ken- neth Ray Pendley. Ray Whitfield. Shirley Whitfield, Brenda Fox and Georgia Rogers. SECOND ROW: Mike Adam, Glaydes Parker. Diana Lewis, Cheryl Long, Barbara Todd, Debbie Corn, June Mannahan, Carolyn Bullock, Tressa White and John Horn. THIRD ROW: Shirley Proctor. Ray Renshaw, James Sisk. Harry Flynn. Warren Tyson, Ray Mills. Shelia Downey, Phyllis Franklin, Bobbie Smith, and Cheryl Boet- ler. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Farmer, Lanny Finley, Roger Holmes, Truman Mannahan, Allen Pat Lewis, Ron- and Dean Oglesby,Faye Brooks. Sandra Brooks. Jane Barnes, and Juanita Morgan. SECOND ROW: Dan- ny Brasher, Wayne Cato. Johnny Whitfield, Judith Ann Littlepage, Vada Browning, Mary Proctor, Jesse Hunt, David Moore, and Bobby Renshaw. THIRD ROW: Juney Bilbro, Tommy Blades, Douglas Keen, Larry Marsh, Jimmy Nightingale, Danny Smith, Gerald Jarvis. Roger Dale Rodgers, Jackie Wayne Vin- cent, and Betty Joselyn. FOURTH ROW: Russell Carroll, Robert Adams, Kenny Saint, Joe Lynn Adams, Harold Whitfield, Flossie Parker. Ann Miller. Archie Pennington, Donald Franklin, and Larry Keith. FIRST ROW: Earl Harris, Ronald Abbott, John Sisk, John Putman, Lane Putman, Faye Bear, Violet Cook, Donnie Collins, and Robert Hight. SECOND ROW; Judy Barnes, Billy Phillips, William Bowling, Robert Oglesby, Maybeth Gilkey, Ronnie Pendley, Elizabeth Pollard, Gary Gamblin, Betty Harvey, and Alvin Law. THIRD ROW; TerryMcGlee, Wayne Shinley, Letty Hunt, Pauline Hicks, Lucy Dukes, Bren- da Bilbro, Brenda Pendley, Reggie Uzzle, Marvin Franklin. FOURTH ROW; Faye Smith, Hazel Brown, Diane Browning, Wayne Keith, Martha Whitfield, Faye Whitfield, Bobby Justice, Rueben Davis, and Danny Renshaw. Not pictured: Freddy Faith, Ranee Walker, and Linda Payne. T H I R D G R A D E S E C O N D G R A D E FIRST ROW; Mike Whitfield, Margaret Burton, Marie Jarvis, Paul Procter, Anna Carol Woodruff, Betty Woodward, Joyce Gibson, Donnie Teague and Brenda Smith. SECOND ROW: Darlene Hamblin, Perry Cavanaugh, Gaylan Croft, Steve Brantley, Leon Cook, Roger Chadwick, Ethel Barnes, Loretta Sherman, Brenda Gamblin, and Danny Sisk. THIRD ROW: Nicky Eastwood, Larry Hight, Chas. Norvell, Bobby Durbin, Judy Croft, Patricia Pennington, Gary Anglin, David Gamblin, John Whitfield, and Marvin Sisk. FOURTH ROW; Patricia Hale, Sheila Whitfield, Dennis Brasher, Patsy Pollard, Judy Yonts, Dolly Justice, Brenda Fields, Rhett McGregor, Kenneth Abbott, and Ronnie Knight. Not Pictured: Roger Horn, Billy Payne, and Linda Abbott. G R A D E S O N E FIRST ROW: Sandra Kaye Long, Sheila Payne, Tommy Hunt, Leo Downey, Linda Sue Gipson, Gary Collins, Lucille Moore, and June Wells. SECOND ROW; Harriell Stone, Darriell Stone, Connie McKin- ney, Cecelia Bevels, June Teague, Janice Schindley, Gloria Teague. THIRD ROW; Kathy Abbott, Larry Blades, Daniel McIntosh, Micheal Martin, Judson Yonts, Gary Brown, Billy Oglesby, and Lynn Gipson. FOURTH ROW; Lillie Mae Stanley, Aniece Crick, Janette Carlton, Eura Mills, Carolyn Moore, Gary Proffitt, Ernest Shelton, and Jerrald Pyles. T W o FIRST ROW: Teresa Hunt, Alice Davis. Dawn Adams, Ruth Schindly, Saudra Bullock, Marie Flynn, Mike Elliott, Carolyn Forehaud. Alonzo Justice. SECOND ROW: Peggy Collins, Donna Love, Diana Love, Norman Shelton, John Cavanaugh. Helen Abbott, Linda Bullock, and Donald Pollard. THIRD ROW: Ter- ry Prowse, Larry .Putman, Sue Dickerson, Mary Browning, Florence Tyson, Orvill Lewis, Judy Whitfield, David Woodward, and Vivian Love. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Shelton. Tommy Gomer, Jerry Prowse, Jerry Renshaw, Danny Korb. Clifton Alexander, Jimmy Falk. Ronald Holt, and Linda Brasher. Annual Staff Badger Staff Beta Club South Hopkins Band Lowell Stearsman, Director High School 4-H Club Grade School 4-H Club Dramatics Junior Class Play One for the Money a comedy in three acts Senior Class Play Gabriel Blow your Horn a comedy in three acts Loafin’ Don? Snap Shots High School King and Queen The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Grade School King and Queen The latest fashions Sue Lilly Lorraine Marvin Glenda Joan Ruth Thomas Helen Jackie Backward Glances Gloria Sell o o | trips are j u y o r Greeripe Us 13 LLS 38 These Boys to Run in ’56 Most of you have heard the old saying that you must crawl before you walk. We started this season very slow- ly. winning our first game then dropping ten straight before we broke into the win column again. A team without heart, determination, and willingness to work would have quit long ago; but these boys have smiled at adversity, con- tinued to work hard and I know it is beginning to pay dividends. We have won four of our last six games and we figure to pick up several more wins this season. Next year with a summer's growth and a years experience these boys will be making their presence felt in Ken- tucky High School Basketball. I take my hat off to them. Without a doubt, it is the hardest working, most determin- ed team, and has better spirit than any group I have coached. Mike Holmes, pint-sized junior guard, does a wonder- ful job of keeping his younger and less experienced team-mates together. Out-standing prospects for next season are: Sophomores. Lanny and Danny Woodward. Gilbert Driver; Freshman. Cleatus Bowman and J. C. Gunn. Olando Wyman Coach Basketball Team A Team Cheerleaders: First row: Joan Sisk, Janice Butler. Carolyn Cavanaugh. Second row; Lorraine Browning and captain Glenda Wells. B” Team Cheerleaders: Linda Berry, Dorothy Blades, Marilyn Crick and Faye Lynn Johnston. 41 Badgers Mike Holmes Guard t ♦ A” Team Starting Five J.C. Gunn Guard Cleatus Bowman Center Danny Woodward Forward Lanny Woodward Forward 42 Basketball Queen ♦ Virginia Allsbrook being crowned by captain J.C. Gunn. The Queen and Her Court Bobby Stanley (center) receiving instructions from Coach Wyman. Stuckey’s Candy Shoppe Compliments of Western Kentucky Reclamation Association, Inc. GARNETT JEWELERS Buiova, Hamilton, Elgin Watches KEEPSAKE Diamonds Next to Princess Theater Hopkinsville Ky. Compliments of Eunes Kennett “Keep Smiling” Dr. 0. E. Hudson Chiropractor Madi sonvil l Ky. Compliments of Dillingham’s Service Station R. W. Electric Motor Service Co. Basil Richardson, 0. D. Whitfield — owners Phone 2111 — 76 Dempsey St. Madisonville Kentucky Nortonvill Kentucky B-Line Motel S Cafe Dixie Pan Cafe Tourist Home Good Coffee Nortonvill U.S. 41, South of Crofton Phone 9103 Ky. Intersection 41 62 Phone 9112 Blakeley’s Grocery Groceries - Fresh Meats Dry Goods - Shoes White Plains Kentucky Colonial Coal Mining Co. Member of Kentucky Reclamation Association NIFTY CLEANERS Pick-up and Delivery Service Telephone 3437 Nortonvi lie Wicarson Incorporated FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICE WOMEN’S WEAR Life - Auto - Theft - Fire Accident - Blue Shield - Blue Cross 121 East Ninth Street Hopkinsville RUBY C. JACKSON, AGENT Kentucky W. Center Seminary Phone 678 WOODBURN PHARMACY JORDAN FURNITURE COMPANY The Rexall Store INCORPORATED PHONE 5121 Dawson Springs Ky. PHONE 844 31 SOUTH MAIN ST. MADISONVILLE, KY. SCOTT BROS. LOGGING AND LUMBER COMPANY LOGS AND LUMBER Heavy Timber P.0. Box 87 White Plains, Ky. Phone 1121 MADISONVILLE'S ONLY RUG CLEANER 1 All Work One Day Guaranteed ( J0HMSTOM Service Cban i' FUR STORAGE Listen to Uncle Dick - Kalling All Kids CALL FOR MILK - BUTTER - ICE CREAM U. C. MILK COMPANY PHONE 250 MADISONVH.LE. KT. COMPLIMENTS OF CORUM MOTOR COMPANY Modi sonville Kentucky Putman Laffoon Service Station Dealers in Phillips 66 Petroleum Products Washing, Lubrication and Road Service TIRES, TUBES, AUTO ACCESSORIES Box 522 Phone 9128 U.S. 41 South Congratulations Seniors Crescent Cleaners DIAL 3771 EARLINGTON, KY. Telephone 157 22 Federal Street MADISONVILLE RECAPPING COMPANY E. L. Robinson, Owner and Manager Distributors for U.S. Royal Tires Batteries Howard Zink Seat Covers Wheel Balancing See Our 120—mph Premium Tire Madison ville Kentucky Compliments of H. A. McELROY STORE 54 - $1.00 S. Main Modi sonvi lie COLA Be� � by � o� � e-tes� DRINK ROYAL CROWN COLA EARLINGTON COMPLIMENTS EARLINGTON ICE CO. INCORPORATED KENTUCKY “Best Wishes Class of ’55” LIGON’S DRIVE-IN 728 S. Main Phone 2263 Modi sonvi Me, Ky. Compliments of Whitford’s BEN FRANKLIN STORES Earlington - Madisonville Dawson Springs COMPLIMENTS OF FARMERS NATIONAL BANK YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER HALE BROS. FURNITURE CO. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Madisonville, Ky. A Wise Shopper Shops For Nationally Advertised Brands At WEST KENTUCKY STORES STANDARD SERVICE STATION GAS CAR WASH OIL Located Junction of Highways 62 41 The Complete Shopping Center Earlington Kentucky Norton ville Kentucky Nortonville Ky. Madi sonville DUNCAN'S DRIVE-IN V.r ' Sandwiches Shakes Sundaes Curb-Service Compliments of CAPITOL CAMEO SUNSET DRIVE IN Kentucky Phone 3355 Nortonville Kentucky Madisonville McCOY BROS., OIL CO. FRANKLIN’S Lunch Room a n d Grocery Kentucky Petroleum Products Madisonville, Ky. Phone 50 Compliments of NORVELL’S MOTEL Hamburgers Nortonville, Ky. Hotdogs Norton vil le Ky. Nortonville, Ky. Phone 3484 REID FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 302 E. FARREN AVENUE - EARLINGTON, KY. Earlington Phone 4061 - Mortons Gap Phone 2161 Baker and Hickman ■HOME OP NATIONALLY KNOWN-NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NATIONALLY ACCEPTED MERCHANDISE Phone 207 13 E. Center , Madlsonvllle, Ky. FIES MINES OF Miners Coal Co. Madisonville, Kentucky RECORDS - RECORD PLAYERS • RADIOS GIBSON GUITARS • SHEET MUSIC - BALDWIN PIANOS EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Phone 1438 Madisonville, Ky. sr i i COMfLlMENT? OF JOHNSON % JOHNSON Dry Goods Shoes Groceries Meats Phone 8-.1 White Plains, Ky. Compliments of WHITFORD’S HARDWICK’S GROCERY f BEN FRANKLIN STORE White Plains Kentucky HOWARD D. HAPPY CO., INC. 70k South Main Street Hopkinsville, Ky. BAKERS AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Specializing In Correction of brake motor rebuilding Brake Lining Fused Fabric Madisonville, Kentucky Earlington, Ky. FERRELL’S Snappy Service HAMBURGERS 10th Main Hopkinsville Ky. Air Conditioned GRAPETTE BOTTLING CO. BOTTLERS OF - GRAPETTE LEMONETTE ORANGETTE FROSTIE DISTRIBUTORS OF - CANADA DRY PRODUCTS for the things you want . . . . . . at the price you like to pay BOWMER BOWMER DRUG STORE harold’s Everything in Drugs fine feminine fashions BLUEBIRD DIAMONDS BITTLES’ JEWELERS Phone 30 Philco HOTEL MADISON BUILDING MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Compliments of KINGTON APPLIANCE CO. Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry China — Glass — Silver S. Main The Vogue Phone 604 Allen’s A Smart Shop For Fashionable Women For Quality Furniture At Lowest Possible Prices 21 S. Main St. Majestic Laundry Dry Cleaners “Let one call do it all” Serving You on Monday Thursday Modi sonvi lie Ky. U.S. 41 SOUTH MADISONVILLE KY. UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA DISTRICT NO. 23 C. 0. Barnett Agt. STANDARD OIL South Earlington, Ky. Phone 2601 Daylight- Cclliepes Stores I MCOftPOft ATSD DAWSON SPRINGS. KENTUCKY Complete line of Ladies’ and Men’s Wear, Dry Goods High Quality Groceries Number 6 Washed Stoker Coal Phone 3661 Dawson Springs, Ky. SALES SERVICE PUTMAN MOTOR SERVICE Nortonville, Ky. - Phone 3432 FOX LUMBER COMPANY Furniture - Appliances - Television “EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME” Telephone 3359 Nortonville, Ky. Compliments of KAVANAUGH’S SUPER MARKET Phone 4311 Dawson Springs, Ky. HOLEMAN OIL COMPANY D-X Distributor Madisonville, Ky. Phone 285 Compliments of Clark Beshear HOWARD D. HAPPY CO., INC. Dawson Springs Kentucky Furniture - Appliances 704 South Main Street Hopkinsville Ky. Louis M. Franklin Charles Simons Hopkinsville, Ky. West 7th Cleveland KENTUCKY UTILITIES Your Electrical Servant Earlington, Kentucky C. H. Bryant Local Manager BlECrbiC ENERGY Compliments of Mr. % Mrs. Roy Holmes Mannington, Kentucky LUCILLE CARTER BEAUTY SALON 674 S. Madison Madi sonville Phone 582-J Ky. DAWSON’S STORE Dealer in Purina Feeds Nortonvil le Compliments of FROZEN FOODS Kentucky Dawson Springs Kentucky “Complete Cold Storage Locker Service and Frozen Foods” SLAUGHTERING, PROCESSING, FREEZING, RENDERING, GRINDING, and CURING Nortonville — Tel. 3325 White Plains — Tel. 5-W Nortonville Ky. Phone 3100 Nortonville, Ky. HOPKINS COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION HAWKINS MOTOR SALES Compliments of HAMBY INSURANCE AGENCY Fir , Automobile Casulty Insurance Norton ville Bank Building Nortonville, Kentucky Phone 22 KEACH FURNITURE CO. 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