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Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 8

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Stanford, Kentucky
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I THE INTERIOR JOURNAL; STANFORD, KY. THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1967 and children of Fort Gordon, I Saturday. Ga. recently visited his father, KIUGS MOUNTAIN By MRS.

FRANCES KRUGER (July 24, 1967) HIGHLAND (July 18, 1SS7) Sgt. and Eugene Clayborri Farm For Sole Recent eues( nt IxiuaAa CnnnY. Recently 'Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Clayborn spent few days with their children in Louisville. and Mrs. Sam Cordier and girls of Louisville spent the Wft1iwo, Noah Hutchison recently. and son of Louis-vile and and Mrs.

Joe Hutchison and son welre also weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noah have moved from Muncie, Ind. back into our community. Mrs.

Walter Gooch spent last week with her: grandmother, Mrs. Russell Padgett, -and family of Pleasant. Point. Word was received here of the death ol Mr. Herbert Wall He was the son of the late Mr.

Frank Wall and Mrs. Bertha Krey of Cincinnati. Mr. Wall's, son, Lieut. Herbert Wall, and wife were en-route rom West Virginia to see his father when1 they were hit by a truck on the turn pike.

Mrs. Mr. L. E. Clayton, and family.

Recently Mr. and Mrs. Ches-terClayborn and family, Granville Clayborn, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Stull and Mr.

and. Clinton Clayborn of Louisville, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayborri.

Mrs. Dickie Houp ol Lexington visited her parents Thursday. Misg; Janet Jones called on Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Clayborn 81 Acre Farm with It cres cleared. 1.14 Acres Tobacco Bjse, 1 Houses, 1, good. Rouse rnsV cutern' Cellar and other Out Buildings. On school bus, mail and milk routes.

Would consider selling with Farm, 20 head of Stock, Hay and Tobacco Crop. Will jive immediate possession if desired. Priced very low for quick sale. Contact Junior Stanley on farm at New Salem. nd the Krugers were Mr.

and 1 Mrs. Charlie Frederick and oaughter, -Taith. Wayne and Brersda Berry, all of Cincinnati; Connie Cox, -Mrs. Porter Cox, Mrs. Ada Coleman, all of Yo Semite; Mrs.

Frances Coovert and mother, Lexington; Miss Mari KILL ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM One application of T-4-L Stops itch and burning in MINUTES or your 48c back. In 3 to 5 days, infected skin slough, off to expose more germs for the kill. Then watch HEALTHY skin appear! TODAY at COLEMAN DRUG STORE. Hutchison. Mr.

and Mrs. Noah Hutchison's grandson. Mr. Joe Van etta and Jesse Gooch. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Gooch Wall was killed and Mr. Wall was seriously hurt. He is in a we care Washington hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Powers moved from Rockfofa.TOr,bv' the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Esom Powers. Mr. Powers is employed on 1he state highway at Mt. Vernon'. Mr.

and Mrs, Glen Bastin of Blue. Ohio were weekend guests CUT FROM FULL MATURED BEEF cl her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Yocum, and children. Mrs.

Bastin and children remained here for a week. ROUND I SIRLOIN Hutchison, has returned from Vietnam to be with his family. Mrs. Hansel Caudlll. and daughter visited Mrs.

Sara Mc-Guffey. Recently Mrs. Cora McCollum had as guests the Rev. Oscar McCollum and wife of Naples, Mrs. Gladys Burton of Lincoln Park.

the Rev. Chester McCollum and family of Louisville. Mrs. Louise Sherrlg of Crestwood, and granddaughter, Linda Bomba, of Louisville. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde James and Mrs. Cora McCollum visited relatives of Mrs. McCollum in Clay County. Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Reed and grandson, 'Victor Bass, bf Detroit, visited Mrs. Zona Reed, T-BONE $np5 IB. mi Bidyout -tar home of pests ALIG00D SLICED who is a patient at the Fort Logan Hospital. During his visit, JANE PARKER white Emm Em ME BEST SEIZING WTMU.SJ.

Mowmm Because it's not for sale in most OnlyAP. And so, It's only one of the ten best-selling breads in the U.S. A. Mr. Reed also visited other relatives and friends.

BACON Mr. and Mrs. Victor Reed and grandson, Victor, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reed and Vickie Lee.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reed and 1 4 Pork tiuseasyway Phone fot ft Inspection Lincoln Lumber Co. Phone 365-2178 COMPLETE PEST CONTROL SERVICE ON ROACHES, ANTS, 8ILVERFISH, MICE, RATS, Eta. All services performed by TERMHX INC.

1124 New Circle Read Lexington, Ky. Tersolalx Aatkerisei Representative family ol Indiana are visiting his father Reed, and grandmother, Mrs. Cynthia Reed. Mrs. Cynthia Reed Is home from the hospital.

We wish her a speedy recovery to good health. u.s.d.a. iiMbPttTEB cava Chicken Livers .51" SUPER RIGHT Skinless Weiners ...:::...2 Whiting FishiEi .5 89: Mr. and Mrs. Larry mcuuney and son have moved to Ohio.

But what a "ten-bester" Jane Parker White Bread is! Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Slnsleton and son, Jeff, were Sunday It's the one that's dated the wrapr ou can see it's fresh. guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Willie Dye. It's the one with quality that equals or surpasses the others in the top ten. tvm mm mia sair DOES YOUR FAMILY DESERVE YEAR-AROUND CLIMATE CONTROL? It's the one with flavor so good it's guaranteed to please your farnily-unconditionally guaranteed It's the one that, chances are, sells for a lot less than all the others in the top ten. And remember, it's the one that's sold only at A P. When you think about it, shouldn't AP be your store? 39t Pie Peacli Pine apple ii MARBll OR CRESCENT QflA A THE GREAT ATLANTIC t-PACfflC TEA CO, INC.

rvory Soap Ivory Soap PERSONAL SIZE LARGE SIZE MEDIUM SIZE FRESH SWEET Yellow Corn SimZH 2 BARS 35 4 BARS 43t Pole -19 Comet CLEANSER INSTANT-COMFORT 3 1.00 Air. Clean ALL-PURPOSE CLEANER 15-02. QOjl EOT. OOV 14-OZ. CAN h-Lb.

6-Or CM 16c 1 23C cocriAi rntcrt cur. mm ami umnw Oxydol DETERGENT Duz DETERGENT GLASS PACK VW5 Jf save lit EIGHT O'CLOCK (a) Mb. 4-Ox. Bo. Uk 1-Ot Bo.

2 Lb. 7-Oi. Box 4-Lb. 6-Oz. Box $1 35 34(1 8U Scoff Towels 29t 349 Pineapple Joke 4 ahoy SAVE 4t JUMBO ROLL Cascade DISHWASHING DETERGENT Bonus DETERGENT $135 EASY-TO-INSTALL Tomato SI00 BOX Scoff Towel Holder QQa save ioe wV I Thrill Joy LIQUID DETERGENT Scoffes LIQUID DETERGENT Soff Ply -2b29 Snack Crackers zstxi38i 2-PLY FACIAL TISSUES QUART BOT.

1-PINT 6-OZ. EOT. 2r23t 81t 56C Of course your family deserves the best! There's no reason for them to turn and toss another hot, sleepless night. Or only half enjoy meals. Or suffer from hay fever, asthma and other airborne allergies.

Elec-trie af'r conditioning is now within everyone's budget. It lets you enjoy spring-time weather all year longl Yet it costs only pennies a day, thanks to low-cost rural electric power. IMPORTAMT MOTICE! WINNING BONUS BINGO SLIPS MAY BE REDEEMED THRU SATURDAY AUG. 5TH CIRCUS Of SAVINGS Crest Toothpatste 62( Head Shoulders Secret Deoderant Scope CASH BONUS Members of this cooperative can earn big cash Incentives by installing electric air conditioners now. You can get $1.25 for every 1,000 BTU capacity Hded to your home.

This is a limited offer; get ry ste details now. 1 Waldorf Nesfea INSTANT TEA Reynolds Wrap ALUMINUM FOIL Duncan Hines CAKE MIXES 318': OZ.100 BOXES I Fofgers Coffee riN 75t PIllSBURY OR BALLARDS Biscuits 6ono53( (2d OFF) 4 ROLL 100 75 FT. ECONOMY 78 2-OZ. JAR 79t PKGS. KUU PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.

AUG. 5-C0ME SEE SHOP AND SAVE Inter-Ccunfy Rural Efccfric Cooperative Corporation "Phone 236-4561 DANVILLE, KENTUCKY 40422 7e Accept U.S.D.A. Food Stamps.

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