e t Halcomb; Genievee Mc-Clnre; Loretta Kirby; Rachel Mull ins , and Rose Rowe.

FLORIDA VISITORS Adm. and Mrs. Richard Tug-

gle of Hobe Sound, F la . , ate spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Ja l ia Bray and family.

VISIT TEXAS * Mrs. Asher Cummins and daugMer, Mrs. George Hona-ker, have returned after vis i t -ing^with Mrs. Cummins' son Glen Cummins and Mrs. Cum-mins in Dallas, Texas . It was their f i rs t t r ip by je t plane, and both enjoyed it*-Mrs. Cummins later dpcompa-nied Mrs. Honaker to Cin-cinnati , Ohio, for a visi t .

Recent vis i tors of Mrs. Ril-

THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL, MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY I Mt. Vernon; Jack Roberts, 1 Mt. Vernon; C«il>» "ifl-y, i ' t . 1 Vernon; Irene Swinney, Mt. ; Yemon; Valerie Ann Las-

'I well , Orlando; 'Rose Ever-; so le , Orlando; Lou i se Kirby, ! Mt. Vernon; Bemice Johnson, 1 Mt. Vernon; Mae Whiteaker,

Mt. Vernon; Rache.I Lake , Conway; Esther Quinn, Liv-ingston; Mary Lou i se Burke,

. Brodhead, Dismissed: Sarah Furman, Pine Hil l ; Barbara J . Vance. Mt. Vernon; Pr i sc i l fa Brown, Brodhead; t w i n Boys Brown, Brodhead; William Mason, Mt. Vernon, George Mason, J r . , Orlando; Brenda Lark, Mt. Vernon; Pear l Griffith,

. Lamero; Pear l Jean Gross , Crab Orchard; Jean Carter, Mt. Vernon; Cora Hodge, Brodhead; Sallie Denny, Brodhead; Maggie Perc i fu l , Mt. Vernon; J a c k Roberts, Mt. Vernon; Cuba Kirby, Mt. Vemon; Irene Swinney, Mt. Vernon; Baby Girl Vance, Mt. Vernon.

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n were: Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Purcel l and children, Danny and Re-r gina of Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Flora M. Purcel l of Rich-mond, Ind; Mr. and Mrs. Win-t e r ' s Heal and children of Connersvil le, Ind; Charles Brown of 'Lexington; Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Nor-wood,. Ohio; David* Browp of Somerset, end Mr. and Mrs. Billy Riddle and children.

Mr. and Mrs. Les te r Baker and family of Lexington spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Amy Meadows, h is mother, Mrs. F l o r e n c e ' Baker and brother Paul .

Mr. and Mrs. Rex McDaniel left Monday for their home in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Rev. and Mrs. J . William Hall and daughters Linda and Amy lef t Friday for a two week vacat ion. J h e y will spend th i s week in Nag ' s Head, N-C., and will spend next week in Fredericksburg, Va., with their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hall and Mr. and Mrs. George Garner, oth-er re la t ives and friertds.

W. Thompson has re-turned to h is home in .West Palm Beach, F l a .

Dinner gues ts Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cromer were: Rev. Bdbby 'Brooks of Science Hill; Rev. and Mrs. J a c k Moore and children Gail and Larry; Jack Go-forth; Mrs. Gertrude Hilton, and Mrs. Carrie Baker.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cromer and Mrs. Gertrude Hilton at-tended the regular meeting

initiation of Lincoln Chapter No. 486. Order of the Eastern Star at Stanford Monday evening.

Mildred Wolfe of Dayton, Ohio is spending a few days with her s i s t e r , Mrs. Jewel l Pa r sons and "other re la t ives and f r iends here.

Mrs. Carrie Raker and Mrs. Mintie Ponder were in Rich-mond Tuesday shopping.

Mr. and Mrs. Char les Monuts of Livingston were in Mt. Vernon Friday on b u s i n e s s .

Mr*. Gary Proctor

Hoicomb-Proctor Vows Said Miss Norma Jean Holcomb,

daughter of Mrs. Ada Hol-comb and the late Edward Holcomb of Mt. Vernon be-came the br ide of Gary Proc-tor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ber-nard Proctor of the Brindle Ridge sec t ion Ju ly 29th at the home of Bro. Cecil Dail-ey-

NEW ARRIVALS A son born August 3 to Mr.

and Mrs. John D. Gross of Crab Orchard.

A daughter born August 6 to Mr. and Mis. Lloyd Kirby of Mt. Vernon.

Completes Training Lloyd W. Caldwell ,

Eroom i s employed and where Mrs. Proctor will seek em-ployment a s a beautician.

Those' attending the wed-ding were: Mrs. Holcomb, j 23. son of Mr. and Mrs. mother of the bride; Jane t j ley Caldwell , Route 1, Brod-and Edwina Holcomb, s i s - ' head, completed eight weeks ters of the bride; Herbert j of advanced artillery train-Smith, Mrs. Proctor ' s grand- ! ing at the Army Artillery and father; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ! Missile School, Fort Sill, Proctor, and Mrs. Etta Proctor Okla . ,Aug. 1. He was trained the groom's grandmother, a s a cannoneer in field ar-

t i l lery.

AUXILIARY MEETS The Lad ies Auxiliary of i

the Rockcas t le County Bap-t i s t Hospi ta l met at the hos- i p i ta l 'Monday evening. Mrs. j R. H. Haram, vice p j e s iden t , i pres ided.

A new bewing machine was purchased by the Auxiliary and placed in the Auxiliary Room of the Hospital .

P l ans were completed for tenth anniversary celebrat ion the hosp i t a l ' s tenth anniver - . sary celebrat ion which will be a potluck supper at the hospi ta l , Sept. 2. at-7 p.m. Everyone i s invited to cor.e and bring a covered d i sh .

JOYCE CHASTEEN MARRIES JAMES HAfVPLD SEALS

Miss Joyce Chas teen . dau-ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Chasteen of Fairview and James Harold Seals , son of Mrs. Franji Mullins of Con-way we i rvmi t ed in marriage Friday night, July 15-

The double ring ceremony' was.performed, by Rev. Raj-Dean a t his home in Jackson C o u n t y ^

Miss Hazel Himes of Dispu-tanta was maid of honor. Donald Seals.of Conway, bro-ther of the groom, served a s best man.

The bride is a graduate of Mt. Vernon High School and is now employed by Manning. Maxwell and Moore at Berea.

The groom, a graduate of Brodhead High School, is an employee of the H. K. Porter

Company a t Richmond. After a short wedding trip

to Tennessee and Georgia ' h„ e y a

tr ! 7 f o W » "Wng . the i r j T h o r a a s s . p a r s o n s , s o n o f

home at H I Pear l St.. Berea. j M[_ a n d p a r .

sons , Wildie. was promoted Hospital Notes j to spec ia l i s t f ive in Korea.

Admitted: Mattie Cox, Mt. Vemon; Pearl Jean Gross . Crab Orchard; Jean Carter, Mt. Vernon; C a a Hodge. Brodhead; Sallie Denny. Brodhead; Maggie Perc i fu l ,

j July 28. where he i s ass igned to the 23d Direct •'Support

Special is t f ive is an en-listed rank equivalent to t h e rank of sergeant .

P a r s o n s , a personnel clerk in the group's Headquarters

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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY-- Mr. and Mrs. Myrt Isoocs of Mt. Vemon celebrated their 60tb wedding anniversary re-cently a t Nicholasvi l le . About 50 re la t ives and friends were present . A dinner was served . ' - \

Company, entered the Army ] non High School. Pa r sons in November 1%4 and com- j attended Eastern Kentucky pleted b a s i c training at Ft . • State College. Richmond. Knox, Ky. He was last s ta- Before emering the Army he tioned at F t . Eus t i s , Va. i was assoc ia ted with Pa r sons

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IN FLORIDA Mrs. Clyde Bamett and

Rickyarespending two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Wil-liam Mahan and family at L e e s b u r f t j F l a . Mr. Harnett will ioinWSffiSundav.

DAUGHTER 30R*' A daughter, Kathy Marie. ;

was bom to Staff Sgt . \and Mrs. Jimmie C. Clark Aug. 3! at Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego. Calif . Mrs. Clark is the former Fva Jean ' Renner of Sand Springs and, | daughter of Mis. GebrgeV

daughters , Shirley Raye and J o Anne of El izabethtown.

FLORIDA VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crawford

and son, Craig of Orlando, Fla . are- visit ing Mr? 'and Mrs. J . C- Crawford, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. S- Craig. Mrs. Crawford and Craig have re-cently returned from a tour of Furope and England. »

HAD VISITOPS Week end gues ts of Mr. and j

Mrs. J . D. McFerron were \ Mr. a n g e r s . S. B. Kiddle of Flemingsburg, and Mr." and Mrs. Charles Riddle and j

M0'.'F.W.®KE3S f.'EET The newly-elected of f icers

of the Mt. Vemon Chapter of Future Homemakers of Ameri-ca.held a picnic and meeting at Gup Springs School re-cently.

"Those present were: Mrs. Lloyd Cain, advisor, her two children, Tina and Lloyd Lee ; Rernice Bullock, Bar-bara Rader; Lucy York; Jan -

WEDDING PLANNED-- Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Richard Grif-fin of Mt. Vemon announce the engagement of their daugh-ter, Doris Hamlin, to Bige William Towery, J r . , son of Mr. ond Mrs.' Bige William Towery of Conway. Miss Grif-fin is o graduate of Hie Kentucky Baptist School of Nurs-ing and Mr. Towery was graduated from Eastern Kentucky University and at tends graduate school there. An August wedding is planned.

ENGAGED- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carter of Mt. Vemon an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, Vicki. Rae, to Jerry Cojt, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cox, a l s o of Mt. Ver-

. n o n - M i s s C a r t e r J s . « graduate «f F u g o i r i Bus iness Col-lege and Mr. Cox is a student a t the University of Kentucky Law School. The wedding will be an event of Aug. 20*