.THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1965 THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL, MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY P A G *

BRODHEAD A surpr ise b i r thday pa r ty

was given Thursday in honor of Ar t i e Cash b y Mrs. Mel-ber ta Robbins a n d Miss Lora J e a n Har r i s a t t h e home of M r . and Mrs. Pau l Ray Cash. Those a t tending were: Mrs. She lby Ramsey, L i b b y , D w a y n e a n d Patsy, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Lee Cash and

•Jer ry , MlMfMapy E. 'Harr is ; Mr. a n d Mrs. rfowell Hol-

J irook and Nadine, F rank ie

Lee Bradley , Carlene, J a n e t and Lisa Robbins, Mrs. Viola Cox, Myrt le and V k l d e , Mr. Arch" Cash and Vernon, M r . and Mrs. J i m m y Hus ton and Jeff Cash.

Mrs. Mar i e Osborne, who has jus t re turned home f r o m St . Joseph Hospital, Lexing-ton, where she spent three weeks, l e f t Sunday to spend a month w i t h , her d a u j W e r , Mr?. Johnn ie (Marie) Purcel l .

Mrs. Alfred Reynolds w a s

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to the Christian Church 's Ladies Aid Mission-a r y Society Thursday n igh t . Sixteen w e r e p r e s e n t Mrs. Bobby Machal w a s in charge of t h e program f r o m Luke ' s Eas te r s tory. Ref reshments were served.

Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n I . Gaines w e r e guests last w e e k of Mr. and Mrs. F . Earl Mulling.

Sympa thy is ex tended to Mrs. Logan Burdet te and children in the loss of a f a -ther a n d husband, who j l i e d Fr iday .

Guests of Mr. J o h n Luns-ford, Syble a n d Johnny , over the week e n d were : Mrs. Polly P a y n e and daughter , Lucy, of Lexington.

Byron M. Owens, who is in the College of Dent is t ry at UK, spent Sa turday wi th his parents , Mr. a n d Mrs. Byron Owens-

Mr. and Mrs- Urban H a m m spent Sa turday af ternoon in Lancaster wi th Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clark .

Miss Mary Frances Dixon spent Wednesday night , en j route f rom Knoxvi l le to Louisville, w i th her i s t e r , Mrs. Douglas Hamm, and Mr. Hamm.

Mrs. Bessie Dees W h i t m a n arr ived Sunday f r o m Wash-ington to visit Mrs. F r a n k Dees and her fa ther , M r . J . F. Dees, who is a pa t i en t in Central Bapt is t Hospital.

Mr. Henry Hoskins is a p a -t ient in Good Samar i tan Hospital, Lexington, w h e r e h e wil l undergo surgery.

Mrs. Sue Clontz and daugh-ters of Corbin spent t h e week end with her sister, Mrs- Ray Johnson, and Mr. Johnson.

Mrs- Billy Roberts and ch i ld ren" ct Ashland. Ohio are vis i t ing he r parents , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson. Mr. Roberts re turned to his wOric a f te r spending the

week end here. Mr. a n d Mrs. George Ro-

ber ts and children h a v e r e -tu rned to Dayton, Ohio a f te r visiting their . parents , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barne t t and Mr. and Mrs. G u y Roberts.

Mrs. Cohen Campbell and children of Allen a t tended

Mr. and Mrs. John Brown-ing and children of Waynes-bu rg Were Sunday guests of the i r mother , Mrs. Bertha Adams, and children.

Miss Alma Pike of Mt-Vernon visited her aunt, Mrs-Emma Fri th, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. S. D- Masters

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RE-ELECT James W. Lambert

church services at t h e Bap- and John Scott, Mr. Charles tist Church wfiqfe Rev. Camp- , Norris and Mr. Doug Bradley bell is the evangelist. a t tended the Stock Car Races

Brian Bussell has return-1 at Louisville Sunday, ed home af ter a visit w i th , Mr- and Mrs- Douglas his aunts. Mrs- Edward Hes- Brown. Mr. Melvin Brock. Jerman a n d Mrs- Ray Hysing-; S t e v i ^ O w e n s . Larcy. Kidwell er. at Louisville. - - ' a n d Ricky CoUett and Gloria

Mrs Ethel Leigh lef t Sat-1 Saylor were in Somerset urday with her daughter , Sunday to at tend the Drag Marie. • ' Races. Melvin Brock won 1st

in his class car. Mrs Elmer Williams re-

mains in a serious condition in Rockcastle County Baptist Hospital suffer ing from a stroke.

Mr and Mrs- Billy Allen Bussell were in Smerset on business Monday

Mr and Mrs Harold Van-hook were in Morrow. Ohio Monday on business

Mr and Mrs Ralph Hop-kins, Gary and Gayle, and Mrs Orville Bussell and Ro-ger of Hamil ton spent the week end with their parents . Mr. and Mrs Fred Hasty

Mr and Mrs Charles Mum-mert and sor. of Cincinnati. Ohio spent the week end with her parents . Mr and Mrs. Cecil Waltin.

Mrs Georgia Wilmott is reported ill at the home of her daughter. Mrs. J i m Ro-berts. and Mr. Roberts.

Bobby Proctor was in LoiP don Monday where he is a t -tending Federal Court as a juror

Mrs. Charles Stewart of Louisville and Mrs. Lar ry McQuaide of Cincinnati. Ohio are visiting their sister. Mrs-Dan Gray, and Mr Gray

Mr. and Mrs Dar. G r a y have re turned home af ter a t -tending a furni ture show m West Virginia Mrs Mc-Quaide and Mrs Stewart ac-companied them to West Virginia.

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Mrs. Less Ambrose and faml-I ly were: Mr». Joe Merr l t t and children of Middletown and Walter Abrams and Billy Kirby.

The l i t t le daughte r of Mr. | and Mrs. Billy Ki rby has I been sick.

Mr. and Mrs. Billy Kirby and daughters w e r e at Mt. Vernon Sunday-

William Barre t t visited | Mrs. Less Ambrose Monday

morning. Mr. an t f ' ^ t r s . Billy Ki rby

!"bnd children were at Mt. • Vernon Friday on business-

Don Ambrose was Sunday evening visitor of Mr. and

' Mrs. Richard Lee and Gene . Mrs Cora Lee visited Mrs.

Myr t l e Anderkin recently.

Billy Ki rby visited W a y a t Ambrose F r i d a y morning.

Mr. and Mrs- Robert H u l v ba rd of Hummel visited M t . and Mrs- Cl int Dooley F i t day.

Thursie Ambrose spent t h e week end with her mother, Mrs. Less

THOUGHT OF WEEK

Seeing - o u n e l v m es other* tee us wouldn ' t do much good. WE WOULD NOT BELIEVE WHAT WE SAW.

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YOUB LIVESTOCK MARKET SERVICE — SATISFACTION — HIGHEST P R I C E S

CHECK — DAY O f SALE

Lancaster . Ky-. 'April 10—Federal-State Market News Service—Friday 's sale ai Garrard County Stock-yards: Total Receipts: 1.152.

CATTLE—Receipts. 639: Bulls steady to weak. Other classes about steady: slaughter utility and s tand-ard heifers. $13,10 a! 16.50: good and choice heifer yearlings. $16.50 at 18-20: utility and commercial cows. $11.90 at 13 50: canne: and cutter . $9.00 at 12.30; utility and good bulls. $15.40 at 17.30: Feeders: good to high-choice 600-800 lb steers. $19.50 at 22 75: good and choice 300-600 lb. $13.80 at 22.30: good and choics 450-675 lb. heilers. $16.00 at 18.60; s tandard . $14-30 at 15.10.

CALVES—Receipts. 309: Vealers 25-50 cents low-er: good and choice vealers in graded pen. $30.00: few 283 lbs. $28.50; small lo! 169 lbs $27.45: s tandard and good all weights. $20.00 at 25.50: good and choice slaughter calves. $18.50 at 22.75.

HOGS—Receipts , 184: Ful ly steady. U S. 1. 2 and 3 ba r rows and gills 190-240 lbs. $17.30 at 17.40: 250-270 lbs. $16.50 at 16.70. 2 and 3 sows 330-495 lbs. $14 at 15.50; f ew feeder pigs 105 lbs. $18-75.

HORSES, PONIES & MUIXS—Receipts , 20: No quotations.

"We have initiated a special insurance coverage for all livestock consigned to our marke t . This insur-ance covers all livestock from the t ime they are loaded at point at coaiignmen*.. until they are loaded out of

1. Any accidental death or in jury 2. Any upset or collision regardless of who hauls the livestock. 3. Fire. WindMorm, Lightning, Cyclone or Tornado This insurance does 'not cover any loss caused by or

resul t ing f rom disoaio- at natural - causes-" ' " D o ndt forget to enter your calves for our feeder

calf sale to be held Wednesday. October 6- Sale s tar ts at 12 noon."

SALES O F ALL CLASSES O F LIVESTOCK EVERY FRIDAY. Under U. S. Governmen t Supervis ion and Bonded for Your Protec t ion .

Garrard County Stockyards K i r b y T e s t e r Hogan T e e t e r . — J . L Teeter

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Mrs Cora Hall and grand-son. David, of Little Clear Creek were visitors of Mrs. I-^ss Ambrose Wednesday

Saturdav visitors of Mr and Mrs R D Brock were-Mr and Mrs John Hill of Illinois and Mrs Less Am-brose. Mr and Mrs Richard Lee and Gene

Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Billy K:rbv and child-rer »verp Don Ambrose. Hiiber: ;,a:: M- and Mrs-Clyde L:nville of Mt Ver-

Mr:. Brttv Kirby was a re-f e r : v:-.t •• M.-s Less Am-brose i.nd rmldrer.

Mrs Ambrose visited Mrs Ella Mi'.ier and children Friday morning

Saturdav visitors of Mrs. Less Ambrose were- Mrs. Ruth Merr: t! ard children of Berea. Thursie Ambrose and William Ambrose

Roger Sp:re> of Clear Creek visited Wayne and Don Ambrose Friday morn-

Mrs Ricnard Lee and Eu-gene were visitors of Less Ambrose Saturday

Mrs T o n y Kirby spent the week end with her son. Mr and Mrs Billy Kirby. and children

Mr and Mrs Richard Lee

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