MT. VERNON SIGNAL. MT. VERNQN, K\ THURSDAY. APRIL 14. 1949

M ( 1 11 ' end with her parents, Mr. and Nellie Talbert 3 acres, value I Mrs. Will Dowell. ! $200.00 tax S6.24

r w i * m I Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hoffman W.'G. Ward, 44 acres, value were in Lexington, Monday. $700.00 tax 16.84

I Mr. Jim Earl Hammonds is • DISTRICT NO. 5

East Livingston. R»d Hill,

$240.00 • tax $10.91 -Overbey Heirs, 1 lot, value i value $700.00 50 S. tax $17.00 Oscar Mason, 1 lot, value j $420.00 . tax $12.02. Dewey, Scott, 100 acres, value $120.00 - tax $8.15 | Wm. QdeU>. 50 acres, value ; $550.00 tax $13.07 M. Miller, 44 acres, value $250.00 tax -$7.31 j . D. Shepherd, 109 acres, value $450.00 tax $15.92 |Everett Osborne, 10 acres, : $1090.00 800 S. tax $30.31 Lewis Mink, .1 lot, value |value $100.00 tax $5.18 Anna Slusher l* acres. v - W $360.00 tax $13.771 Alice Hornslay Phillips, 1 lot, j«, ™ n s h e r ' -Sherman Mink 1 lot, value lvalue $240.00 tax S7.73 jasperSmith 50 acres value' $240.00 tax $10.91 I Mrs. Parker Pickett, 1 lot i ' . t " „ Bertha Schoonover Mullins. 1 Rvalue $780.00 tax $20.(

Mrs. Ann Miller Entertains fro Valley has taken a job with spending the spring vacation . . E r l d g o C 1 " b ,Holland Furnace Co., in Lexing- w l t h h , s Parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ann Mi|ler entertained ton. Earl Hammonds and - daughter,

h e r . b r i ^ g e c l u b a n d other Mrs. T. J. Niceley and daugh- E d i t h - . . • ..... Orlando. Climnx. Pleasant Run — v . v - - , - - - — . . . . . . . guests Thursday evening, at ter. Nell Wanda, and Dr Hazel- M r - and Mrs. Roy King of Louisa. Allen, 1 lot, value Bertha Schoonover Mullins. 1 ,value $780.00 tax $20.60 c -.u , , $13. her home on Main Street. Nobel, spent Thursday and Fri- Greendale spent the week-end $480.00 tax $13.45 lot, .value $60.00 tax $3.43 James Parrett, value $500.00 amith, 11 acres, value

Those receiving prizes were: day in Louisville, shopping w i t h h e r Parents, Mr. rffid Mrs. Edgar Arnold, 1 lot, va,lue . 'J. C. Malicote, 30 acres, value | tax $12.60 s ^ u u u u - 1331 $6.24 f r s - ?'• c u i r - h i6h club; I Mr. N. M. Smock and , Mr. £• c - C o * And Aunt, Mrs. Grace $360.00 tax $13.70 $400.00 * tax $10.48'Tom Philbeck, 50 acres, value 5?be^„a sP'vey, 60 acres, value Mrs. W. G. McBee, second club; Harold J. Mitchell of Barbour- Cox• iLizzie Adams,-40 acres, value John Miller, 102 a., value |$700.00- tax $17 80 " 0 0 0 ° tax $8.36 Mrs. Shirley Riddle, high ville, were Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mullins $20i>.00 tax $6.24 $500.00 20C-300S. tax $15.67 Christine Phillipps, 100 acres', iD. N. Stewart, 22 acres! value guest: Miss Virginia Bray, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D a n d daughter, Shirley Ann, of Ben Allen, 60 acres, value Bert Miller, 20 acres, value value $600.00 tax $14 72 $150.00 tax $6 25 second guest, Mrs. Lloyd Tay- Hobbs in Lexington. They were Greendale, were the week-end $150.00 tax $6jfc $100.00 tax $5.18 Lester Poe, 25 acres, value ' Orvil Taylor, 6 acres value lor, bingo and Mrs. C. W. accompanied home Sunday quests of Mr. and. Mrs. J. R. Hattie Amyx, 2 acres, value W. F. Mmk, 50 acres, value $200.00 tax $6.24. $150.00 tax ^6 21 Miller b , n g o _ _ J ^ d t e ^ v i s S K d j S j W - and M r , Milton Luker I f f l a k e r , 1 lot, v a S V ? ^ 4 acres, " g g S J ^ 2 0 7 5

®*Th T C1<1" |H°Mrs. Ann Miller, Mrs. R. H., a B u r t o n ' v a l ^ ^ H o S p t a i n Morris, 10 acres* value |$25M0R<""2°"' 1 0 " t o ? # ? r f l j j g o o ? l d d d 3 ° " " ^ " l O W The Sunshirie Sunday School Chrisman, Mrs. Dorothy Bordes ^ b e r parents, Mr. and Mrs. tax $22.06 $100:00 tax $5.181 Mrs Frank Rubel 1 lot value r Z rnir™ , , .tax 10 48

Class met Tuesday evening, at and daughter, Julie. Ann a n d , J - - L M w e U . - JPhoeba Bryant 2 lots, value Wallin Morris, 50 acres, value 1 $486 00 • tax'$13 45 ' r e S ' e

the .home of Mrs. A. F. Hoff- little Miss Joan Frances Mag-1 .J"1 0 8 4 'at tending the recital of.$120.00 tax $4.88 $250.00 ' tax $8.37 w M RPHPIS RO n n J f l ? 3 0 0 0 0

man, for their regular month- igard, spent Saturday in Dan-;Misses Betty Ann Griffin and James Bennett, value $480.00 Brightie Morris, 2 acres, value 14'nnnn * • ly meeting. Mesdames Harry ville, shopping. Janet Roberts, given at Eastern, tax $13.45 $100.00 tax $518 M I? 2 » u * Mullins and Jack Crawford! Mr. and Mrs. Preston Nun- 'S , a t e Teachers College, Mon-!Robert Bond, 40 acres, value Malissa Morris 100.acres, value MSOOO f» v"*! n aa were co-hostesses. Inelley and sons and Mrs. Bent- d a ? evening are: Mr. and Mrs. $400.66 tax $10.48 $400.00 tax $10.48 ' f 0 0,0

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After a business hour arid ley Mullins, spent Saturday in "a'Ph Griffin and son, LoyaU, John Bond 60 acres, value F. Morris. 46 acres value . ' Looma Roberson, 4 acres, devotional games were played Lexington, shopping. I Mi*. Kate Griffin, Mrs .N. M. I $550.00 tax $14.73 $ 4 00 00 tax $10 48 X? • „„ t a x * 1 2- 6 0

and delicious refreshments) Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Davis re- Smock Mrs. Ann Miller, Mr.,Denney Bowman. 8 acres, value R o b e r t Mullins 15 Morns Robmson. 60 acres, were served. Iturned home Saturday,"after a a n d .M"- B ryant, Mrs.i$200.00 100C-400S. tax $11.49 «f5ooO t S $6 2S ™ l u e * 9 ° 0 0 0 l a* $22.14

» : , .7 visit with relatives in Coving- Bewie Treadway, Mrs. Lewis Jack Bowman, 30 acres, value William N Mullins 169 acres G a , r r e t i ,?Sbn ' ? s o n > 3 0 a c r e s '

Mr. and Mrs. Bentley Cum- ton. Ky„ and Norwood, O. They " , l l e r a n d R e v - a n d M r s - Lanis $200.00 150 S. tax $*.11 vatae ttOOOO tax $ 1 3 « 6 1 X ? 1 t a x * 8 3 7

mins of Mt. Vernon and Mr. .were accompanied home by Mr., lineman. . • I Myrtle1 Bowman, 48 acres, Emily Muliin# (Heirs) ^ a c r a 1 ! 3 ' £ n ^ , ? 0 m e r ' 4 0 a c r e s ' and Mrs. Orville Sowder, Jr., and Mrs. Bill Davis, who spent ? r . .®"d " " Lester Baker value $200.00 100 S. tax $6.77 $150 00 tax $5 19 , u e 5? 0 0 S° „ t H

^ 1 •• • - jand children of Greendale spent jMary Branson, 17 acres, value K L S i n o tc« . _ ? ? I 5 ; 1 i J e s s e W. -Stallsworth. Mho niUk lUTt- r>*A M f l n n n * A t , ce W a i U e MUilinS,

(T • tax $9 42 W - M - R ^ r , 60 acres, value I Lawrence Williams, 1 lot, vaiue $400.00 tax $11.54 $466.00 tax $14.72

George "Wynn, 35 acres, value $400.00 tax $11.54 Mrs. Maggie Wagner, 1 lot, value $480.00- tax $13.45 John L. Young, 2 acres, value $50.00 tax $4.13

of Hamilton, spent the week- the week-end. tax $8.37

end in Nashville, Tenn., with I Mrs. A. BV St. Clair and t h e week-end with Mr. and $300.00 Mrs. Cummins' father, "Red" daughter, Ina, spent Monday in J- T Meadows and Mrs. James H. Brewer, Foley, They were also guests Danville, shopping. Florence Baker. ivalue $100.00

" " 1 Mrs. Raymond Sutton and r- s n d M r s -

tax $11.55 $350.00 tax $9.43'Millard Stallsworth, s, value lvalue $660.(10

tax $28.04 lot,

o ' Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Arnold | , . T . atexS$5.18 «3e00X00MUllinS' 3 0 a C r ef ;T

VVqU! , 'v . a l u e 4 6 6 0 0 0 tax $20.92 C. A. Lary, Ambrose Brockman, 50 acres, p r i * " r s . Molley Sams, 300 acres

and Mrs. Gabe Tucker. iMrs. Hershel Collins"of" Free- ^loyd C hestnut Mrs^ W. J value $600.00 tax $15.78 $35000 tax $9 43 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cummins town, O.. were the week-end £ h ' d r e ; 3 ' " » • I J- Felton and Mrs. E. J. Brown, 10 acres. o i i e Mullins 1 lot value

and Mrs. Alfred Cumnins spent -nests of Mr. and Mrs. Phvllis B o , , v J o Childress visited Mr. value $200.00 tax $6.24 sinn nn ' ' t 7 , 7 shop- B»ay and daughter, Jennie L«e. " r s . Clarence Moore of Othar Bullock, 1 lot, value ! Mrs Luther Morris \»al | Mr. and M^. Cleo Meece of L , bf_ r ty. Sunday. |$250.00 «B 57 i 5!™: f i f tner ftiorns, Val

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Xexington, shop Biay and daughter. Jennie Lee. ""rs- Clnrence Moore of Othar Bullock, 1 lot, value - | Mr. and Mra. Cleo Meece of L l £ r t y - S ^ a y . J $250.00 tax $8,37; tV™ f . . , I

Mr. and Mr? p-x fVDnniels Norris, Tenn., snpnt the *' r- L 1 ? ^ h e s , t n u t o C L i m a ^ ^ - r i ^ . C i u n j n l ^ ^ ^ l a r l McNutt; 1-lot -M.1^ <* < f MT' Wnrren. . C a n H » P and end with her far ter ."Mf.-TOs T, a a y s

Th e « va\ue $600.00 - taJ? $16.18 «36o 0o ta?S13 77~

t f r s . Tom Junior O'Mara spent McKenzie and Mrs. McKenzie. wijh h - - T " - J ~ — .SJbO.oo tax $13.77 Mf-nd.iv in Danville, shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKenzie F p „ o n

Mr. Wendell Mullins of Ren-!and son, Joe, spent the week- „ M r - . ?tt e w 3r t Wolfe, Mrs.'Jackson Chenault, 75 acres,

1 $360.( ._ 1 Othia

tax $7.30 $400.0 tax $13.77

icres, vali tax $10.<

Howard Linville, both of Union, value $450.00 ' taxiiij. | ^ " ^ $ 6 . 2 5

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City, Ind" and Mrs. Ott Isom of,Celia Chestnut, 3 acres, value Ned^McDaXi (Heirs)TaTres Winchester. Ind.. were here for $450.00 tax $11:55 • ni.i meirsi i acres the funeral.of Mr. T. H. Wolfe,iM. H. Clark. 1 lot, value tWiich took place in Berea Tues- $100.00 385C- 425 S. tax $'.5.40 day-. Effey Dailey, 86 acrcs, value - c.>vo-pl f-nri -here attended $300.00 tax $9.20 the funeral of Thomas H. Wolfe Sofia Dickerson, 1 lot, value -at'Berea Tuesday. . . . . l$360.00 tax $10.58

[Esker Delaney, 1 lot, value I $840 00 tax $22.06 Morris, Delaney, 70 acres, value

I $400.00 tax $11.54 Jr>n Gill, I lot, value Hobert Dooley, 80 acres, value $400 00 tax $11.54 $1300.00 70C-540 S. tax $34.93 J. A Guinn, 20 acres, value IJ. J. Drew Heirs, 15 acres, $500.00 tax $12.60 value $250.00 tax $7.31 (Margaret) Hammonds Heirs. B. A. Durham, 1 lot, value 43 acres, value $300.00 tax 8.36 ! $100.00 tax $4 j r Jonn F. Harding, 30 acres. I Wesley Forsythe, 9 acres, value value $406.60 tax $11.54 $100.00 tax $5.1' Smith Harding, 21 acres, value'IRhoda Farley Gilbert, 30 acres $100.00 tax $4,-12 Chester Hensley, 100 acres, value $400.00 tax $11.54 Robert Hix, VT acres, value $500.00 tax $13.66 B. H. and Leonard Hurley, 35 iJim Howard, acres; value $350.00 tax $9.43 j $250.00

value $100.00 tax $4.1.' Tvree Gray, 5 acres, value $50.00 tax $4.ir Edd Gray,-Heirs. 50 acres, value, $500.00 tax $12.6'

acres, value tax $ll . lf

value $300.00 tax $8.36 Charley McDaniel, 2 lots, value *350.00 tax $10.49 Tommie Nelson, 1 lot, value $100.00 tax $7.57

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Emil Johnson, 4 acres, value Leonard and Dalmas Hale, $150.00 tax 6.25 acres, value, $300.00' tax $8.36 J.-.F. Johnson 50 acres value iRussell Hellard, 3 acres, value $200.00 tax $7.30 j$150.00 tax 6.25 Mae S. Jones, 35'acres, value iMrs. James Hilton, 1 lot, value $806.66 tax $18.96 I $200.00 tax $6.24 Rav Linville, 30 acres, value |J. A. Hornsley, 98 acres value; $350.00 tax $10.49 $300.00 tax $8.361 R. G. Linville, 50 acres, value \ A. W. Howard, 10 acres, value $650.00 tax $16.85 |$300i®6 in*' 59.421 •T»mes Madden, 75 acres, v-lue iMiddleton and Howard. 1001 $500.00 .. tax $13 66 acres, value $1100.00 tax $25.32. Charley Mason, 3 acres, value [Goodler Howard, 30 acres. | $150.00 tax $6.25 lvalue $250.00 tax $8.37, J. D. Miller, 4 acres, value Greene Howard, 20 acres, value' S400.00 tax $11.54;$150.00 tax $5.19; ^vbil Mink; 40 acres, value ' Luther Hurley, 3 acres, value; •>4*0.00 tax $11.55 j $250.00 tax $8.37 I "•f'-ie " ' rn^omery, 25 t w . (Robert Hurley, 10 acres value | '•••hie $300.00 tax 8.36}$100.00 . tax $4.12. Orover, McGuire, 50 acres, ' -j Junior Holt, -1 lot, value ) value, $650.00- tax $15.79 $600 00 tax $16,311 Claborn 125 a-res, value IJ- F. Jennings, 25 acres, value $3000.00 325C-475S tax $75.91 $100.00 tax $4.12 Phillii Roberts and James Bui- O. K. Jennings, 26 acres, value

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J r.\-rnr—'»t-e". $)P."n^"3.10- heifers. S'6.90 * m>2St.40> *•»"• fc-fc" Heeves. S '? fin':'l24.9',' other blby beeves, $20.30';?22.50: cows. $l2ffl 18.10: milk cows. $72.S0 (HlJSlf ".-re S!I4«>2'>7.50: b"Il«. $19.10^21.30] ! stock bulls. $67.50® 186: stock cattle. $32.50® 127.50.

| HOOP—HrrcT-*-!. <!<>• vrV-ors. *'8.75; mediums,

f $7P.75: h—vkrr. «J« «->••«. $18- se*»r». S13J>0/S1 15.50: sows a"d nirr*. c c " ' " ' " U S l best tholes, $22.30®

g. 24.10: other shotes, $17.25®22. . r.HLVT""?.SRI- l»i«. t-l.y.. r^onda end :

b"Jrb«r«, w i l l . 6 5 : common ^ and medium, $23.10®26.50: others, $22.80'down.

-ptrprp »jjd LAMBS—Receipts. 203; stock ewes. $25.10040.20. "

HORSES and MIJLES—Receipts, 107; no quotations.

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len, 100 acres, value, $2000.00 tax $44.40

Charley Shearer, 30 acres, •alue,.. $300.00 tax $'8.36

Delora Summers, 3 acres, value &300.00 tax $8.36

$450.00 tax $11.55 Gilbert Jennings, 7 acres, value $150.00 tax $6.25 Mrs. Fred Johnson, 50 acres, value $250.00 tax $7.31. W. F. Kelley, 1 lot, value

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