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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. DEER 4, 1955 ins Chapel Selected At Church As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper I fternoon Chapel Woman's Largest stian Service met Circulation In The meeting at Largest lay, September City; Largest - aembers and one Circulation In Circulation In The us, president, cal- City; Largest to order. For the The County e group sang "My Circulation In p To Thee." Mrs. eiup in responsive The County hich Mrs. Edwards United Press IN OUR 76th YEAR for the lesson was Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, October 5, 955 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 orinthians 11:2300 Vol. LXXVI No. 236 taurs suffering and tayed true to God. 'leader, Mrs. Elroy ed a n interesting • taking part were in who told of in Korea who lost 'UNDERHILL d all her wealth r In Service" BROTHERS Mrs. GET ie also gave an in- 21 YEARS TODAY n the hardships ee t l ured , PTA at Seoul d Dad's Believe Dodgers HIGH-AIR RESEARCH 'Perplexed But . Will Hold DEVICE GETS 'HITCH-HIKE' ON NIKE Jury Stays Out For Slightly 't busines smeeting, Night Is Domination s dianuased by re- Next Few Years Lord's Prayer in THIS UNUSUAL Over series of photos. wade Two Hours by one of the sequence On Case By cameras Big Success LEO H. PETERSEN the 1955 of the National Advisory before Comraittee for Aeronautics, United Press Sports 62.465 Island, at Wallops Editor fans at Yankee Stadium Va., shows the beginning of a Defense BROOKLYN, Tuesday. Department high-air A Circuit Oct. 5 PI — Walt "Podres experiment. The boogter plant from Court jury today gave brothers was twenty years ' A large crowd of parents was. magnificent." Al- a Nike guided missile starts an in the and Alston. the man who was atmiasphere research device William C. Underhill and Earl penitentiary. teachers filled hired ston said. "He did everything on its way to a speed four times that of The jury could have VALLEY. Iowa OP the auditorium last to 'beat the afankeee" any- sound. Telemetering Underhill twenty one years and did one could ask instruments are contained in the nose in given them life, death, or a:quit- chamionahip (0011: night at the Murray High School it, declared of him and then shaped needle— Eddyville penitentiary today ,his world cham- some." missile attached to the tip of the Nike. The today on ted them. lured more thNi • to attend the annual Dad's booster plant falls . Night pion Brooklyn Dodgers should away after it has done its job. (International the charge of "Armed Assault program. con- Thinking in tenets of Soundphotus) The fourth witness heard yes- ; arid 35 eon testa n ts tinue their dcmination the future. with Intent to Rob.'' Harry the next Alston said Padres terday was Cirt Collins. Collins ac here Sunday, but Sparks was master of cere- few years will have such on the strength of youthful The jury received the case about gave about the same story as his any geese. Not a monies at the event and Bob running mates on the Gar- their brilliant young . fifteen minutes to 12:00 today brother however rison furnished the introductory Brooklyn pitching staff as right- differed in the o. "I'm very optimistic about after Commonwealth Attorney respect music. the handers , Don that he said a conversation club's. future," said Bessent James M Lassiter :Rev. Paul Alston, who and , and 'defense was held in, his sister's apartment T Lyles gave the accoMplished along with left- attorney Wells trtvocation. the job he was hired handers Overbey had com- rather than in front of the apart- Karl Spooner and Sandy for when he led the Dodgers to pleted their arguments. ment. Highlight of the Dad's Kottfax. 0 Wreaths Night their first world championship Testimony was heard Their program lad night in Craig. the ''surprise all day testimony differed in was an address history Tuesday starter" and yesterday and Sprays by Nat winner up until almost another respect in -that one of Ryan -Hughes entitled of thr fifth game of noon today. "Who's The the World ?aerie's, the boys said they carried a bolt Arranged Boss". , "We have so many tine young is only 24. as In the instructions lly Hughes are Bessent. to the jury, with them when they first went told the large audience pitchers," Alston pointed out, Roebuck and Spooner. Judge "that Lovett advised there' that to Hammonra and the of teachers, mothers and I don't anticipate Koufax, the bonus lefty who shave- other said fathers any serious the two Underhil brothers could they did not. that the "boss" of trouble ed so well near our lives is our in that department for the end of not be convicted on the testimony inner self the National Hay Dixon of Golden Pond.testi-_, or consc:ence. Expand- a long time to come." League stetson but 01 the Collin, brother alone, ac- lied that the fcur young ing hie theme Hughes brought saw no action in the series. hasn't cording men were One of the youngsters he had In to state law. at his (rut the point that reacheel his 20th birthday place on July 5 and that plar — Call 479 Christ is the mind principally was. Johnny - yet. . State law provides that corro- -real boss" of Pad- Podrea, they left in the Collins car, came our lives and our res. the steel who celebrated his 23rd borating testimony must actions -nerved 23-year-old be" pre- back then left separately have to please Christ eouthpaw birthday with his first series tri- sented. The in Pea- in who throttled the vaunt- smallest sentence that cars. ruder for us to enjoy the umph over the Yankees promises ed Yankees, 2-0. on eights hits in the could be given to the Underhill set forth by in third Joe Wallace of the Sunset Inn Him in the Bible. the seventh and game of the classic, was In deciding game of near Golden Pond said spite of the pressures of mobbed by his hysterically happy that the modern Caillins boys came ,I day living. Hughes told teammates after beating the Bronx to -his place his ens July 3 of 1054 audience, we must take time Irishman, -team Bombers in the wrap-up again RunawayTruck and asked where and Ernest Bailey liVP(i make room for Christ in our Tuesday. hearts. Move t..shen Stubblefield, The pressures and con- Up Ladder The victory by the Dodgers was deputy sheriff ventions of Calloway we live under are man histery-making in many respects. County testdo I that made and not NEW YORK. Hits Train, the Underhill bay): God made, tie said. Oct 5 i.PI, — A Not only had they licked the Yank- admitted to He asked slip of a tongue him when his audience not to and a slip 'of ees after five fruitless tries pre- he Was bringing them "leave God out a girl could be from Hammond, of your de." credited today viously but they also won the Indiana to Mur- The audience also enjoyed with boosting a roly-po/a, Irishman biggest box-offiee Five ray the they had been the series ever When Dead with the quartet compered and a lanky of Robert Moy- Texan up the ladder the total net receipts were counteb Cgirlas l-",-Y5 at Golden Pond. in er, Irvin Gilson, on TV's "The the P7sVi 1 Outhrie Churc- $44.000 Question" they came to $2.377513.34, a new I it ,it WE:se ot Golden hill and Noble Patrick WT NEWTON. 'Pa, Wrather. Keough, • Wieser-old series rec.—._ Oct 5 S. Pend ,•al . ;leo the p soil old Verse Kyle paint a-- • - I—A collision beltween led a Singing Round manager from St. Louis, fal- Preeeág.4Sfekiterias Triumph a beitrit 1, j_ e _eat _ 7:PC' vetilth was pirticipited tered mornentaiily bath and a brskeTess firiner 7C4s. in by the Tuesday night Brooklyn's comebaak triumph was buck iitaie:.1,5 tr -c- tin i n . piy c Turner audience The stage on a baseball question left five dead two in jut testified was decorated worth $16,- also precedent shattering in that ed and 0-..7.t the same :nfermation by Edgar Shirley with 000 on the giant nearly one million drillers had palms and CMS giveaway the Dodgers became the that team darrage been cas -1 ,ed an" that rar: gladioli. show. But he in the heart of the. was able to provide in history eve: to a in a seven r:ver vane/ had admittee ii ::-iii- iiii• ;;:st.... A nursery the - MSC community • was kept at answer after Prepares today Spalding the event emcee Hal March game series after , dropping the Eisenhower Spends Excellent Bev:,e -,.. ' ;yardman under the supervision Inadvertently The truck lost of Scout- let pant of the en- tine two contests. its brakes on a of Mora:infield. Kantiicke 'rstifie.1- master Jimmy Klapp with ewer slip out half-mile long 'nill leadine scouts Southpaw Tommy Byrne, who .nte that the two Underhill boys had Larry Buxton, Joe Overbey Another contesttnt. For this Youghiogheny River stopped and Don E. Self won the second game of the series Memphis. Night; trivet, him in Morstanfield late Jerry .kdarns assisting Signs Some smased of El Paso, Papers into a Baltimore in Tex . seccessfullY and started for the Yankees Tues- & Onto the night of July 5 and asine4 ploughed through freight train it a Main the a series of ques- day, maticeted ciphers with Podres St. creasing, way to Camp Breckinri Ire. tions in the and sent box cars category. "Mythology," until the fourth inning when This By MERRIMAN SMITH a letter tumbling wildly He said that they were very ner- the Weekend accepting an ambassador's to run his winnings United Press through two brick buildings Tuna vous and to $8.000 Self, Dodgers seared their first run on White House Writer resignation, a letter authorizing - that consequently he a microwaves electronic DENVER day afternoon followed engineer, a double by , an let --President Eisen- agricultural conservation them When they passed Final credited his The Murray State Thorough- hower's aid for The victims included Facts wife, Carol. with aid- infield out and doctors said today three the driver the main gate at the camp. a single by Gil breds. he flood and hurricane ravaged he ing him Miring the Hi:Kites. in preparing foe thae Sat- epent ap 'excellent" night—only of the truck and res:dents ,"f the said he pulled Past week in A sacrifice fly by Hodges states, and a Sixth routine docu- them to the side his studies of the urday's game with Memphis Siete the third time town who were in or near of the NEW YaRK. gods and god- brought in with that term has been ment. the mad. and told them they Oct. 5 IP -- Final diesses of in Cutehin Stadium, are used in track-side buildings facts antiquity an insurance run in the cheered his recovery—and that his His doctors when Inc box had mis.sed the gate and figures on the 1955 World sixth inn- by three thinga: said in their final CUTS Both contestants will be back ing. condition continues to "progress medical roared into them Both the Series: on First, buletin at 845 pm. MST He was informed. he said. that the show next week Phil Foster, able pass 'de- satisfactorily without two-story brick buildinzs Final Standings: to tell whe- Podres was in only two real complica- (11.45 p.m. EDT) Tueaday were de- they only meant that they Brooklyn Dods- ther they'll fender who "suffered a concussien tions" that molished wanted erg win, settle for their win- tight spots but worked "the President had to know the -road four games to three. his way in the TPI game, has another good Nine the camp was nings or try to double them out been allow- day. His box ears piled up in a on Game Scorer. of both of them. With two ed to The Chief Executive condition continues to be because they knew it led to The 82-year-old dregs out for light practice apparently heap on the freight struck 1St — Yankees Keough, a base- men on and none out in the is satisfactory without complica- by the Evansville. 8, Dodgers 5. ball sixth, sessions. coming along so well that his truck. . e tad expert who had hitherto its- Yogi Berra tions." — Yankees 4. Dodgers 2. hit a ball along the Second, Carl Walker, aides and doctors are planning played a sharp memory, loft Mtirray's The tone One .of the derailed box care Wells Overby, attorney fnr the 3rd — Dodgers 8, Yankees was field foul line that threatened leading ground varied activities to keep of the bulletins for 3. throwe_ when Marsh gainer, ha; receiv- him from the contained 1.63.5 pounds of dynamite defense made .1 manna 4th — Dodgers 8, asked him a to drop for extra bases. But ed becoming past 48 hours indicated that to Judge Yankees 5 questAn a deferment for the year after bored and fretfunn the being shipped from H. H. Lovett. 5th about the game which speedy Sandy the Chief Executive is an explosives Sr that a direct __ Dodgers 5. Yankees 3. Amcros, who had having been called latter stages of his hospital stay. well back manufacturer ended Joe DiMagio's• for service, on the recovery in New Jersey to verairt be handed down for 6th — Yankees 5. Dodgers record 56- replaced Junior Gilliam in left insuring the road after a slight' 1. game hitting Racers against the In their 7 a.m. NMI' 110 a.m. slowdown a naval tetting station in acquittal of 1Villiem C. 7th — Dodgers streak. field during that mime loss from fatigue Sunday Califor- and Earl 2. Yankees 0. frame, of a key man. EDT) bulletin. the . President's nia. Underhill Keough was asked to name the came from night He will not, however, beceuse of the lack of Total Attendance: 362.310. nowhere to grab the Third. no rfewo injuries physicians said be team which ended the weie Mr Eaten/lower out of what Army Ordnance demolition ex- sufficient corroborative testimony Total Net Receipts streak and ball and relay it back to the in- suffered in the his doctors Fall the Without Tele- the starting genie against East- had an "execellent night" a n d from a unit at as required by law. vision: $2,347,51534 and relieving pitchers field for a double play. "woods" until Saturday. Neville Island New series re- ern "slept soundly from 9'15 nea for that team He correctly Berra p.m. to Mr Eisenhower got Pittsburgh unloaded the x- cord. named came up again with two On the debit side, 6:45 a.m " another lift the Cleveland Indians the team from a big ves without mishap, but COTTIMLssioners and starter men on and one out in and coaching photograph, in color, not Share: $1.332,034 - the eighthi staff recognize that Since he entered the hospital before fear Al Smith. then Mopped The 30 but Podres of his granda-on. David, of further , disaster 45 induced him to hit to Mefhphis State is "rough, Sept. 24. the cautiously seven, Deconds given to Keough tough. worded wearing a gripped many of the town's 3.600 Local People Players' Share Players for an- Carl Furalo in short right field, rugged and big.". black cowboy hat and, Participate swering and that Murray medical bulletins had contained holding Manned residents. In Receipts the question ticked out. then struck out Hank will a fishing rod It was In Of Only Firat Four Bauer to end have to play flawless ball. the word "execellent" only pre- Witnesses Conservation That's right, the starting the Yankees' twice sented by Life Magazine , said a - heavily laden Games $855.523.59 final threat. Coach Fred Faurot, commenting previously It was and the was Al Smith,- used once be- President proudly lumber truck driven by Claude Meet At prompted March. Both Alston and Yankee Man- upon the coming fore had it "entailed Dam game, said: to de.cribe one night last in Brandt of Warrentown. Then he blurtel: "And the relief ager Casey Stengel aMemphal his hospital room N.C., was CONSCIENCE agreed that State has changed week and again on a day speeding pitcher was Jim " Amosers'. in the Taken In August. at 80 miles an hour on The twelvth annual convention --- catch of Berra's gnash from the 'single wing offense President's ret-overy Keough answered: to a The picture was a steep down grade just before of the Kentucky OMAHA. Neb. a/ 'altm Bagby. in the sixth inning was the split-T this_ year. which Text taken in August Association elf tea 5 — Mrs. Chloe key will make of the 7 a. m MST bulletin: when it hit the train Soil Corrserveflon Lewis. Jr" play of the game it easier,, David visited his grandfath- late Tuesday. They . District is being 66, Council Bluffs. Iowa, Oddly Amonis for us to get ready for "The President had an said After the show. March entered excellent er at the ranch of the truck brakes apparently held at Kentuclre Dam walked up to policeman said the the game only because them." night. He slept Aksel Nielsen, Village Harold slip was soundly from 915 Denver failed as it approached the October 5th Hug Monday "just -one of those unin- had batted Coach Faurot p.m. busineasenan, a t Fraser, tracks. , and 6th. • and asked him to 'for Don is not downheart- to 645 a.m His condition The truck write tentional flubs." Zimmer in ed Cola hit the second car Last night prior to the official out a traffic ticket the sixth ;mei becau,e Saturday's loss to continues to progress for !satisfactorily Mrs Eisenhower. the freight train which was Maw- opening' there was a *her moved to second base in place of Eastern all but retired the without complications." who has re- context gain- • Racers mained at the ing at 25 to 30 miles an rored by the "I went through Zimmer from the Ohio hospital near, the hour. Spencer Chemical a red light a Valley Conference Offers Diversion President Many of the week title rare. since he wes stricken, 70 cars in the Cum- Carmaany, in which Mr. Ran Rrewn- ago and my conscience has Mrs. Winchester Amoros. an amiable little Cuban The planning of activities berland. He for was ,.visited be her sister. Md., to Chicago express field of Murray wen second , been bothering me." she said. who is much more at thinks the Breds can still the Preaident's later Mrs. place ease in the recuperation George Gordon Moore freight train were driven from Mr. Bmwnfield, Operative Patient field than he go places. As evidence he applies to of Waaturig- the a member of the is with the English pointed recreation as well as to ton. tracks and sent careening Calloway language, to the Eastern down the County Soil Conservation got the message acaase game, saying that work. It is aimed not only at let- The store ,WEATHER Mrs J W. Winchester the squad temporary White House em- lined street. Distract,spoke on- the subject. is a later that he never made a better played a goad game ting the Chtef Executive swing patient in room in phasized that the signatures "The freight cars seemed to go "The Goal For 304 at the Murray catch in his life all but a few respects gradually back into igned MY Sot! Cnnserv3- He said he was exercising the by the President in all directions." said tion District." REPORT Hospital since under going major no more "We all hustled, it duties involved no ex- Frank La , than a yard from the left wasn't that of his office but also giving ertion and Salle, a service surgery at seven thirty we didn't want were matters that did elation attendant. Mr Geneve Carr Ge-nter last Sat- field fence when he grabbed to win, its just a at much diversion as possible from urday morning. the fact not require long consultation "They smashed into stores on bieh Glasgow. Kentutkv, ball. that our pies defense didn't without undue strain. or veers the con- Mr. explanation. sides of the track." test and a W. P. Roberts, brother of work. We failed to call the One example -ill represent the Associa- Stengel, a gracious loser. praises right of this is the Adam, will One of the tion Mrs. Winchester, said yesterday plays inside the movie fly to Washington smashed freight cars in the Southeastern Era Con- • 164 Podres' pitching 20 yard line the equipment installed in a tonight was ULs PAW that she withstood but said the four four times for meetings of the Na- labeled "explosives." It was test which will be held the operation we. were there as we small auditorium on the at a later just heme runs by during eighth tional Security Council roped off and the scattered date dine and is continuing to rest didn't score on each of those floor of Fitzsimons Thursday con- 11'0 the steles "hurt us the most." Army Hospital and the cabinet tents removed'. satisfactorily. occasion,," the veteran where Friday • coach com- his suite is. It is ready He Will Mr and Mrs Winchester mented. fly back Saturday with Railroad crews worked round the By UNITED PRESS make for use whenever his doctors feel Dr their home Murray Paul Dudley White, the fa- clock in order to clear the Southwest —entucky two miles east of has lost twice and won that their movie-loving tracks Murray Junior a — ClaudY Hazel. patient mous Boston heart specialist by late today_ and mwild They are the parents of once, and will be facing a Mem- can be moved, who • with showers today poreibly by wheel has been receiving Victims Grid four children. Their daughter. phis team which has chair, daily reports of the wreck beside, Squad To and tonight. high today mid-70s Kirksey lost two into the auditalaum. on the Mrs. Mildred PTA games President's condition. Brandt, were Jake /41..o . w tonight Holland, who makes do Boredom is something White Casale, 50. pro- Meet middle 608 Thursday her the doc- who flew to Denver prietor of Mayfield mostly home with her parents; Miss tors the day after a fruit market near the cloudy and mild with scatscat-- have to fight in the ease Mr. Eisenhower Edith Winchester of Corpus was stricken, will tfacke; Sheryl Poss. 6. of Buena tered showers- and thunderstorms. Chris- of a man -who has always led confer Ti- Murray Junior II.ge tie, Texas; Joe Meets Freshman At LG with the physicians whe Vista: Mrs. Dori , ;ball Winchester, Jr., of Oct. 11 an active Whiteman, In- - — ----- life As case in point have been team will, meet the May'ield Tuscon, Arizona and attending the President dustry, Pa . era-neimother; Junior . Kentacky Weather Pliny Win- To Present Play was Sunday night, when the Presi- regularly. High teem in their first Summary chester of and Mrs. Elizabeth game of Winds Atlanta, Georgia. , The October dent was reported to Meissner, West the season' southerly today. 12 to 18 meeting of the The ,Freshman be "fatigu- Newton. Thursday night at Mur- Pliny Winchester visited Kirksey -Cla-s of Lynn ed." As . mile, per hour, humidity his PTA will be held on Grove it turns this Vir3 ray at 7.00. The Murray High team. high. mother and father High S haul will present plain Numerous truck accidents on Winds southerly last wekend October 11 at 7:30 witaea, pot boredom at, being bed-bolted the coached_ ,dayaelli a Alcaander, Therasloy 15 to 20. while she was -luck.....a. two-act—Ow entatied.-"The _NOTICE Route 71 hilt teadttne . has High in the." hospital. supper. All people - Pest"; aaa tatieh as anYthing else. Taira seenprarticin { temperatures around the After of the school Friday night. October Western since the start of he saw that his mothers district are 7th at 7:15 Sighed Pennsylvania community the state Tuesday Included: Louisville invited to attend this at the High Several Papers American I.egion Post wheel 'year end stould condition was satisfactory, School. In a 73 will prompted the borough council be and Paducah 76, he re- supper. They are reque ted 10-minute session Tuesday have their regular to a team hard to be beat London 77 and turned to his to Adnesison will be twenty and monthly meeang pass an ordinance home in Atlanta bring food and table with Sherman Adams, his t o limiting truck There will Bowling Green 78. Sunday settings for forty cent's. Everyone p on Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. at loads be a small actmLaticre evening. their own is invited to assistant, the Chief to 15 tone. But the regula- family. attend. Executive the Legion Halt, All mernoers charge. Murray High Saheol ••• signed are tions do not become effective fans three recess appointments, urged to until are asked to attend be present. . this weekend. and lend their support to the team. -111- 04.

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.0" WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1955 PAGE TNI-s t THE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY Airl• ning October 21. Two round trips day's court htar.ngs. He listened daily are planned. patiently while one angry couple !Treatment fought over who was to bring up THE LEDGER & TIMES .iiine Helicopter service is due ta their -4ehildren their legal get under way for both pameriger pi two after a, I1MLS PUBLISHING t'OMPaNY, lee separation. FUIBLISHEE BY LaDGER and freight in the Northern Ken- uns iOat.r f the Murray Ledge: The Calloway ,iramea and 'Me Service To tucky iieea. Gattrell added, provid- aimed In The Second toupie %chyme case tisnes-Heraia. October 20. 1925 and the West Kentueltnan. Januar% ing fast transportation froM-811,pim- • was scheduled for a rieecrina stared .1, 1942 Cincinneti Airport in Northern cc Idly at • one .another weille the JAMES C WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER 'Be Expanded Kentucky. Ohio Valley Airways Divorces first witness told oi seeing the will offer both passenger and husband come home' intoxicated the rigat Aavertising.- Letters to the Milos, f h • • here, with server "maybe Once or twice a week." gt reserve to reject any re g t service t By ELIZABETH TOOMEY not tot the Dell at Public Voice itetns whieh at our opinion are to get -under-w-ay aa-saan tiattor-Presa--Stant Correspondent - isio late to help theft." interest at uut reaaers Frankfort. Ks - Kentucky is new Bell 47-11 helicopter is de- the judge bald later. -There is too steady. to r.,-,•:ve more airline service. livered. much bitterness there." To NATIONAL REPRE.SENTATIVES: WALLACE WIT5tElt CO.. 136S Yesterday, it was martial manner - always sec rWI g clo-rti)pilleKs here soon will to brak Into the Many times an estranged couple bed Monroe, Mernpnis, fenn., 250 Park Ave., New Yore; 307 N Michigan versus E,ton Howard'. With two l'but ever ready both passenger and freight. within Three new freight lines will , find their names listed on a re- 'for a long run. e, only -needa to sit ckavn with a third an. 60 Boles= Bostea, out in the bottom of the ninth open a fsa weeks. it was announced soon start operating in Kentucky, conciliation calendar as the first Ave.. Chicago; St.. Gr_iffith but person who is syrrmithetic but not $16' inning at' -Yiinkeg•- Stadium. the —1--have 'mentioned including Sleek Alrwaya. Riddle court step in handling their eases*. t'4a Lv :—.-311--ffirab'roner of AertMall, connected in any way with their Entered a! the Post Odic*. Murry), Kentucky. for ttaxismission as histeric crowd of baseball's faired ignored tlte real Menraras back- Airlines and the 'American Air The reconciliation meeting will ilea Charles H. Gartrell. lives and tell him their troubles, a *canoe Class Mattes fans :..arnes to its feet - Dodger field star. He is "Deacon" Andy Export and Import Company. The octur before any charges have 11.11•=1 listens, , Pod:es tired a Neon .a pass master. ant leas been made by either husband or Judge Gild said. While he hurler Johnny Oza:k Atriines has been autho- freight lines are expected to start Hu sUBSCRIPTION RA11E-S. BY taernel in Murray. Pet 0" Inc. Poi familiar with Nelson making corn- the two people talk out their gr.ev- fa-thall strike right down • -the new route s:rvice to Louisville and wife in the 'divorce action. Many month nat. In ana adjoining count:es, pei year SU; else- ment-aather_einfottlided_ escempt to rized to operate a ances and agree to try astaln. Bu middle litter. Elston liowater"of between Louisville and Paducah, ti within the next few divorces; could be prevented at this rave *nue. ga 00 say that coach Ralph Halley re- ritan The -cooling of: period" that the the Yankees wa.ted the next pitch. with a stop at Owensboro. begin- weeks stage, authorities behind the -new Ma outside for ball one. gards Nelson as one of finest all- family part of the -state Supreme tbecg,,n,n:ilit:teionshatmake.ncd,farotwherlrl esitab- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1955 a curve ball, With ' th' count even. Podres round quarteibaoks In Dixie. Court feel. but "after the divorce lush can get couples baek together The Murray State College FO threw another fast curve. which machinery gets moving it usually gave a fine perfor- be. PRESIDENT MAY RECOVER Howard sent into the :stands be- marching band knowing the details of their troll- dugout, strike mance last Saturday night. just JtiliclaeteSamuel M. Gold. 57-year- blcs do • hind the Dodger do. I describe it Aircraft Effect for '56 Dodge - — sta. two. as they always old Supreme Court judge who was Presiden: Eisenhower suffered a heart fine - but I regard the word 87 the days since neree and as ;chosen to preside over the 411.11111.1111111.11111k a Padre, kept nis -fine- as secondary to one other attack there has been more speculation on his future was too family court, soy's that too man)nev,I I grooved a curve ball that adjective of descripeon --- and I usefulness to the 'nation, and his responsibility in dele- low. moving the count to an i divorce courts handle the casts in held this word out purposly, ilust ,as if they were actions' La to atevistants. than - there was during the i...e.i,Tn_._twee, balls, .trarla strikes. The Murray gating power --4 was-in-- the-press, box. in_ The_ breach _eat.,,contraet. A iticite4eaye: Ru. Dodgers were now only one-Ili-ire the foatball more than twelve years ot _service rendered by the late Champainship midst of describing stockholders still and starts try. away from World game over 4he radio. when sud- President Franklin D. Roosevelt. who had been pnysical- -Pedres tred but Howard fouled rig aFamiiymatrimonial;eart caseca "s . year-old denly. I heard the shreek. Arenia, Only Drivan ly disabled for years before he became President. if eut of play The 23 shrill of the great to cross band leader Now all cases involving divorces. --- right hander then tried Stan Kenton's theme song - a slow curve separations and child egatody Will HOW STARTS 7:00 Also there has been, more comment on President Ei- tha,,appkee "up on- Artistry In Rhythm'. To lovers and 'Howard got a piece of it go to the family part of the court • during b0. admirers of progreslee jazz. there I senhower's physical impairment than there was up into the second deck. and the judge .sitting on the bench TUESDAY —&--WEDN'DAY for i foul fs only one word that can excel] It more than two y-ears illness of the.late 'Podres looked intb catch- handle no other cases- durlin. "TENNESSEE CHAMP" President Wood- _Johnny — and that is Stan for the sign. 17P LOW he is assigned to..-11( in row Wilson. possibly because Mr. Eisenhower has always er Ray Campanella Most everyone, 'jailer .attendKeniuenti Ansco Color for a fast bell ...may court. Campy signaled or heard- the 1955 starring Shelly Winters been so active, arid because he. was the pictui e of health Howard, - A hush saw. World "The most a person can do be- iaway from Serie& .And whether any of these and Keenan Wynn before he was stricken. the fabulous Yankee for a recuncillotio,t .fell over li-teners viewer§ realized it. at fere .meeting Stadlum as Padres went into his certain intervals- throughout the session .s to commit a lawyer and THURSDAY & FRIDAY Some who suffer heart attacks become invalids for wind-up -- The pitch was serizexp mod. summons." Gold double series broadcasts. they were being Judge "UNTAMED" - Howard swung — the rest of their likes, but many more recover, and be- i on its way subjected to the finest advertising sitecirrhinngieuto TeyRinoNt'iln: emp(aSmeoteR cra_ked oft the. bat and come almost as active as ever.. It- remains ft- be seen ;The ball in the Warld -- The Gillettee The white-haired jucl;c! boonded deep into the hole at the role tee court can play in and SUSAN HAYWARD whethr President Eisenhower will be permanently dis- with Safety Razor Company . - Look . shortstop -- Reese came up Sharp, Feel Sharp. Be Sharp! cutting down the number of di- ered to first to Gil th,- abled, but surely we can afford to tvait a reasonable , the ball,' Here are the answer., to yester- vcrces in the recesses betvreen final out and the • __ time before we pass judgment on his future. , Hodges for the day's World Series questions:- xii, 1955 World i D rs became the 1. There havee beenen more runs Unique high-sweep rear fender tail fins lend an aircraft-like effect to In a former generation the president's illness could jghathpiona. the new Dodge cars for 1956. The), with the tpia-jet taillights Immedi. entire seventh scored in the fourth inning 263. have' Passed without 'much public attention. • or even , - Throughout the 2 Jim Bixby. Sr.. Ceveland atelt establish this car's identity. F.-amed with 3 gleaming band of ROOMS ! same. Padres never weakened. Al chrome, the taillight area boasts' a urity of design seldom achieved in walkout attending physicians knowing what was wrong Indians, Oct. 10.- ASO. attairt,t the FOR 1. times. - It seemed as though he Dodeers automatise steling. On Custom &real models, the taillight and bark PERMANENT GUESTS withim. It hasn't been long as time is measured since i would never get out of an inning. light are housed in slotted Chrome bezels. At night. light from the $5.00 WEEKLY • MAID SERVICE they bled George. trati:hingIon in the mistaken belief it , But with a stout heart., he kept 3 Horace Eller. Cincinnati Reds, taillight chines through the stets, aidieg in side sisibility. On the deck see r ooms at that baseball into" the mitt October 6. 1919. Three in second lid, a new crest serves as ideatificatien and is similar to the one used of pneumonia. i txxiring would relieve him of Roy Campanella. and three in the third inning. in the front. Reverting the tsesonent given 'Jr front end, a slim We should- be thanktul medical .ecience has advanced I ....;,Anci YeserdaY. it was not, Sot en V41-eqUipneil leodds It placed direetly belga the crest. oust chrome HOTEL Champions — the 15rdok-I 4 Don fievecoinlie, Brooklyn' is to. Eisen- rr.ach the eshausts, as shown, are standard on all Custom Royal V-8 tnodels. • to the point w here it possible 'give President is:-- Dodgers.but rather lb* Hedgers, October. 5. 1949 Tommy hower more expert treatment. He seems to be respond- r-shampton - Johnny P'adres. That Heinrich of the Yankees hit the ing to it and may recover. We hope and p -that he • game was his. The: 'fate of the home run. Le'dge'rs lav with his effectiveness. 5 Babe Ruth in the 1928 will, and that he will continue to serSe our nation for fans, coaches, World , Ana :he Brooklyn Series He made ten rats in 16 many years to Lome. , manager were behind ▪ and at bat. of the hits - times Three were doubles and taree, wore true for It was a dream come homers _ • J hany Pixtres. the young boy. who only four years ago was Jii1i Today's Poetic Pan concerns five'tears Ago Today !another pitcher for Hazard. Ken- yesterday's game:- The Right Oil tucky.in the class D Mountain Yankee Bob Turley had the guns. Ledger and Times- File --- i States 'League iir'lwe -1Teilantly1T-Trrtgrle October 5, 1950 Ai for the Yankees - they were the run.- t a great team, and a much greater Mrs. Florent e Morris. age :42. passed away at 9:30 loser. They fought . seven tout p.m. Her death eame suddenly at her home on Murray ' game- _ the spl;•!.d.d afar.kee tradition, and they teivsyd grace- Electric Lights route three. • were M Now %Ad Right f any before trie Dodgers for sons, nine can More EggE Survik ovs include IS% o dittryhtcrs and six. successful f'•:- the fzst tane grand-children and 2 great-grand-t hildren and hthet eight atempts to capture the Series. ! li relatives. To Walter CrMalleyi Pres of Dod—, rketiic ghts in the chick" Departreent has paved West Walt Al-ton. cap- house can increase Lill and v.intir , The State High% ay leis, Manager egg production 20 to 30 percent. to a the col- lain Pee Wee Reese .,ncl the Main Street from Twelfth Street point near head team. 1 says Prof W. M 'flak°. of lege. They have also done some pak ing in the rutted , entire Brooklyn Dodger..c ,,agnetuta_ the Poultry Seco, ii of the Univer. would like to say. -.• 4 places oh Siouth Fourth Street. any Agri-! Here 41/ Kentucky College of is Right 1,or,s r,r, a job we:: done The J•aior Chamber of Commerce will present Layne, and Hume Economic s. Turning to toodoell-- The Mur- 'ire School "The Famous 'Magician,- at Murray High A.udi- a squad Since egg priers usually go up ray State fta ers held productea, torium on Monday October 9. at 7 :311. One-half of the meeting dav before yesterday. in this period. extra proceeds will go for -the benefit of fh--C Murray High ....,Thout the, • pme,..are. of the means better pr,•fits poultty School Band. coachm The purpose of the meet- keepers sske tor Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pat. Ward and children, Judy and .t.g was to rejuvinate team spirit .uPruces ,ifuolrin '70 pastthegettingiofrr the,tfhu'ell"rt;lun::; Joe. have purchased a newly constructed home on South that has been lading \vow frcm poultry-house lighting: Seventh Street and are now living there. two games Accurd rag to some of de- The lighting system should Mrs.. L. C. cherry, age 76.. of Mayfield passed away , the player*. the Racers have c.ded to pot .0:1 other matters used every day. beginning some- this morting at her home at 9:45. • time between Oct I and IS an I Survivors are husband. Mr. L. Cherry ; four aside and concentrate on -having her wi^^ ng football season continuing until sometime between daughter- and four sons. • T Sat urd ay t MernPh •s State- April 1 ard 15 If lights are used Marra), game should be a thriller irregularly. the hens mayrn Bureau Recommends . r.'g.on ti The Racer, w:11. .n all and interrupt egg production. ' toarbt.braty. ying' •r, stop Dayligtra should be suppletnent- tdeciric light to provid Curing Practices ' ',* '4"r- la powerful. running game up the ed '• m (Idle v.-hIch Ntemphis ha. used from 12 • it• hours of light daily - t", r ' - St43.0t.. but the rea l action Tim,' oftorunrisi. and sunset arid • .gt• d• ta,1 I. sh,oid POP •aree,.. Murray half-1 the number of daylight hours Vit, %- •-./n tf Uti,/aCt:, backs Carl W'aiker 41!.0 Dick Utley , from day ill day. but nectspapel for , Nt 35 t • metalling abIlit;e, with Mem- usually publish this Infos-mate-el . th te er a. ri niet earraia neted b:, ah.s nalfback- Larry Wr.atit and arid this can be used al a 'grime Ko- • o o F b. Day, Griffith for providing the needed amount xwer/c - a tie' p.twerhout'e electric light. rgew The latter a er-Wise! Ch to Nome 0,4 can be used .to ALL.weArHER He hails from Oils. Tennes- Electric light rec,1%,d res, ter Dave .ettere to at tha Unieersity give extra hours of light bef,trei rumeLty d eif-Tentiotaiee.44 treatunan. MIL _121_ _idts-r Sunset. or In, - ie EASIER STARTING 8 4 H. ns -.-I•eld run M. hat dimmer • lights just enol. • Ii .1 IT. , It it - r,er alm'set ur- anny He plays for the hens tr, see their feed ,., 1, 16,,e /UP TO 45', LESS OIL CONSUMPTION h every f,ttball 11.1 wener - be barred tell night evening lighttrig is lased. th, If ENGINE WEAR Isahts sboulrt- tIe di:rented fir e 40'-, LESS few minutes before !• • , ••• • ed off far the mat I 'LONGER GASOUNE MILEAGE Lail find thetr wiry t•• the_ ir t.... Mornotg lights rieeri not , melt and should be turned Al this time of yea your motor may be quite cold • ilrfle • when you start it. but moments later burning 4 At least 40-wa' gasoline creates high engine heat. it takes a special • • ea,iat light eutputi kind of motor oil to protect your engine at such morrong opposite extremes. V. For 11g10.1t,li It. to gr- PRIDP ILLINOIS .., At' larntis are ,utTirient TROP-ARTIC All-Weather Motor Oil gives tis v, ill pi os I, full range protection. It's a winter and summer oil 200 squat IT'S GUARANTEED! change to TROP-ARTIC All-Weather for 4:acti in one. It resists thickening when it's cold ... SVnt fltti itt Watt Motor Out and use it for ten days or up to 1,000 miles. If you it'd evenly ,,,, aren't completely satisfied that TROP-ARTIC lives up to all the resists thinning when it's hot. It lets you start are.. v.. etti sr,me dirnet Ii 'hI clairm•rade for it, go to any Phillips 66 Dealer and he will drain easily, always .. . and compared to older types of coso favorite peri hi, to, brrthii 'hi• and refill your crankcase with any other available oil you prefer. are q?few? x,„:4 . • . uic,a,d can es en duidde engine life! 74 with all t That's how sure we ore that you'll be delighted with the perform• oils it - ilir pack is reads' forslit!, - A 12-ilit h once you get horn TROP.ARTIC AD-Weather Motor Oil. Wo and de,,,r. 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1955 1,VEDNESDAY,.00TOBEIR 5, 1956 THE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREI. haircut since he entered the hos- ed to be sure he hadn t sa, listened BACKSTAIRS THB AT pital nine days ago. couple But he gets his daily shave. A. There were even more wrinkle ring tils WHITEHOUSE hoepital corpsman shaves the brows when Hagerty, no mUSe air legal By WARREN DUFFEE President-with a naticnally ad- critic himself, read off the list ol United Press Staff Correspondent vertised safety razor. the selottions-"Air For G String eft, ease- DENVER (UP) - Backstairs at "Minuet From Symphony No. 92: s stared e• the temporary White House: "Gigue" and "Sheep May Safely !tile the Weary reporters keeping the Graze." ing the long vigil in temporary White Bugle calls which normally are saxicated Moine press headquarters at Low- Before the exchange was over, FOR SALE. OIL HEATER LIKE' played from phonograph records seek." ry Air -Force Base had another the harasser Hagerty observed: new. Also warm morning healer. Female Help Wanted and broadcast over a public ad- I FOR SALE WANTED to BUYI Conference On complication thrown in the other "You know, whit I get back to them." Reasonably priced. Mrs. Sadie dress system at Fiissimons ArMY is too day. Washington, the first thing Tin go- e Shoemaker Phone 1771-W,07C Feeding General Hospital, where President FOR SALE: NEW LIME colored WOMEN WITH GOOD H A N ing to do when this thing breaks THESE PRICES IN EFFECT until Eisenhower is hospitalized, have had They to become spur-of-the- subscribe to I couple bedroom suite with double drioser writing. Address, mail postcards up, is to go out and January 1, 1956. Blown in spun been . abandoned temporarily in moment music experts. i'a third and adjustable mirrof for only spare time. Please write Bdx a music appreciation course." FOR RENT Rock Wool or Fiborglas 8c equare that part of the hospital grounds When press secretary James C. Belmont, Maisachusetts. Persons interested in the manu- but not $169.50. Exchange Furniture. Phone 07P foot. Full thick batts de- • encased facture,,, mixing, sale and use of nearest the President's eighth Hagerty announced that the Pres- th their 06C livered 5s.:c square foot. Two inch FOR RENT, 5 ROOM IIOUSE, hot MIDDLE AGED LADY TO AS- commercial feeds will attend an floor tower suite. ident was listening to soothing re- READ THE CLASSIFIEDS troubles, sist light small yiberglas batts delivered 4c square MOsalMENTS and cold water, built in cabinets, with work, salary, ujitnal nukition conference at There had been no complaints, cordings of Bach, they first check- listens, Net. Rock Weal Insulation Com- Mures), Marble and Sranite wc,sks. bathroom, good giuvlen. four miles net housekeeping, room I r e e. the ljnieersity of Kentucky at but Maj. Gen. Martin E. Griffis:, griev- pany, H. M. Scarbrough, Manager. Buileiers of fine memorials for from Murray on Lynn Grove road. Phone 1435, 209 S. 3rd. (NC Lexington Sept. 26 and 27. Speak- the Fitzeimons commanding offi- n. Phone 1813. 022C over half century. Porter White, on Parker Motor Farm Available ers will present some of the new- cer, wasn't taking any chances . that the Manager. Pte.= 121. 06C Oet. 1. For inft-rmation phone WANTED HOUSEKEEPER. Full er findings and recommendations 11 estab- RUPERT E. STIVERS, D.S.C. 373, 565 or 363. time. Please state age and ex- fri feeding livestock. Included will toget her COIN OPERATED MACHINES - Irckstage the White House staff be discussions of antibiotic feeds, FOR SALE: EXTRA NiCE perience. Write box 32-B. ITNC is giving plenty of thought to the SPECIALIST r people USED Installed free, on profit sharing CHIROPODIST - FOOT FURNISHED APT. 3 ROOMS & minerals. roughages and the like, elr thOU- bedroom su.te complete with best location for the President's basis. Phonograph-, p:nballs, shuf- With reports on research in feed- double dresser, chest and night, bath. No children. Close in. Com- CHRISTMAS CARDS -- 150' month -and possibly longer -of announces his new location ing beef and dairy cattle, hogs, stand. Exchange Furnitur.e. Phone fqrtable. Very reasooable rates. protit. Exclusive Tall Assortment fleboards, etc. 24 how- service. restful convalescence after he So. sheep and chickens at the Ken- 06c Lorninie Greene, 510 4th St., pays $63.00 on 80 boxes. 3c Im- Phone 1300, night 1096. P & N leaves the hospital. tucky Agricultural Exp eriment In The Professional Bldg. !E. Phone 90€?.. 011C prints sell fast from 36 FREE Amusement Co., Pails, Tents 025C His Gettysburg, Pa., farm is an FOR SALE: SIX ROOM HOUSE Station, .samples. Wrappings by-the-yard; obvious likelihood. But it's not a Ky. on 2 acres of land. One-fourth FOR RENT: 4 ROOM HOUSE with 205 So, 5th St., Murray, 30-card $1 Assortment; 250 lead- certainty. No decision has been • mile from colege on Coldwater gas heat. Near Murray'High SelacioL ing sellers. Assortments on ap- made. - Phone 225 For Appointment - Road. 'Phone 695-J-1. 06C $60.00 per month. Brandon Dill.. proval. -.Stir-pr:..e -IBEX offer. _FRENCH WALK OUT OF THE U.N. Phone988-M. . .0A5NC FOR SAL.E: NEW SHIPMENT of CARDINAL. 1400 State, Dept. 331, The President hasn't• needed a 1 living room suites and couches, FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM House, Cincinnati 14 ITT three solos.i choo,e from. Priced on New Concord highway, acroas sit from $59.5o to M9.50. Exchange from Jenkins Grocery. Vinelle oo Furniture. Phone 877. 06C Futrell. Call 1557-W. A5C HELP WANTED

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0 Aegr.eia Intent irk RAE I'M TIRED OP FOLEY BEING. BULLIED EW THAT GUY SPIKE GOOD STNOPEta taxi. "Mn. Roger Brindle's home. time after she ha.' paid off ti,- Brindle, extremely Death of Roger an Do you know where it is?" driver, her luggage stacked neatly IDEA r”.pular synditated hewsp•per column- Then she took a deep let who wrote of the people be knew The driver swiveled around for beside her. New tingland hometown of The door in his her. "Going to breath and rang the bell. op01111 new chapters in the another look at Stoweyille, was opened by a young girl in Ilve• of his young widow. Carol. and visit Mrs. Brindle, are you? Poor so slacks and a yellow pullover the people of whom he had written soul. It will do her good to have black • These include Albert and Bessie who looked in surprise from Lois Kibbee and their son. Clyde. an4 Joe some corrillany. That house without matching luggage. WO Ethel Battery all of whom nye in Mr. Brindle..." he shook his head to the • e‘A•ites nn the grounds of the Flrinthe "I am Mrs. Fleming,- Lois said. horn. Another cottage oecupant is dolorously. 'Mrs. Brindle is expecting mr." Shandy Stowe, the reputedly yrealthY Automatically, Lola found her-. former owner of the estate. CM the "Mrs. Fleming?" The girl stared re- self opening a source of infornaa- beets of learning of a cryptic note at her in consternation. Then she death. Shandy Is told garding Roger's lion on her subject. "Did you know sor- by Carol that • cheat writer. f.nle stepped bar' awkwardly. "I'm ✓ to help her writs a him 7" coming -•• l.rninc going ry. We thought you were 1•10••• -4 series of stories on Roger. Shandy bad "Everyone knew him. I guess on fifteenth." known Lois years before. the It's not too much to say everyone "What a shame." By Al Capp loved him. Always • nice word and go CHAPTER SEVEN "Sit down, won't you? I'll LIL ' ABNER a smile for you. Of course, he lived Oh, I'm Mrs. Strin• "STOWEVILLE!" get Aunt Carol. 0'YO' COULD here most of his life. Even after niece, Paula Case." She was 1 ITS SWEET ANYTHING For a moment Lois vleming dle's he was famous he wouldn't live with sandy hair an', T'SAY THLT FO'A stood on the platform, breathing slight, anywhere else." of freckles over her DEARIE!! YOKUM5ES tril the sweet, cool air, looking at sprinkling DUNNO WHY ILALYAPP PAL!!- shadow nose. She was not pretty bit GIT tN the rolling line of the Connecticut Something of Roger's small FIRED YO" ALL !! HLLL -C'10KE.7- seemed to tall over the cab. flow she had the touching, ephens•ral TFAAR hills, at the trees -maple and oak, FIND THREE thought. ble seventeen. "I hope," she NEVER white birch and hemlock. Stowe- big he had been, Lois charm of AN' had filled this town with his pres- added politely, in an endeavor to UGLIER LADIES!! trifle was better than she had ex- PRESS? embarrassment of the pected. ence. In a sense he still filled it. cover the unexpected arrival, "you aren't too "A typical New England village The taxi driver turned onto the your trip." with a green." That was all Shandy village green, driving through the tired from train time from New Stowe had ever said to her of the cool shade of great elm trees. Be- As the City was well under those little town that had been named yond were green lawns, towering York Lois was staggered. Then for his great-great-grandfather. trees, white houses self-consciously hours, that Scott Fitzgerald lie had talked more about the gleaming with an 11.137clous eye for she recalled undergraduate had written hots' in which four generations of the public, criss-cross curteits as an fading but still lovely woman Wu family had been born. "A big crisp at sparkling windows. of "a ot,twenty-eight." white house with pillars, southern A quarter of a mile beyond the that a nice cup of tea colonial style, with ornate iron village the driver slowed down be- "Nothing cure," she said sedately, her gates and four little cottages scat- fore ornate Iron gates through Won't sparkling. "How lovely it is tered around the grounds that which Lois saw a deep lawn shaded eyes 1116 here!" have been added from time to time by big elms and linger maples and, _ village green is quaint, if for guests." Strange how clearly some distance back from the road, "The Law I. 4fort of thing." There reniembered. a gracious colonial house with a yoti like that sort touch of condescension in There was no one to meet her, of beautiful doorway and a slender WWI a By Reeburn Van nurse! girl's voice. "And there are a ABBIE an' SLATS course. She was not expected for balcony supported by white pil- the lot of real characters around..01,1- 'another ten days. Serve her right lars. PAL--JUST UNLOADED REMEMBER S4R-- THIS ," • timers. Roger-" the young voice rSOPRsl, If she were turned away at the "But this must be the Stowe steadied, "Roger THE LAST O THIS STI.JF, OOPS.' INVESTMENT IN MY IN./ Hs- -.C.'. time she won- house!" broke and then d". For the first "IOU ARE FULL liked them." I FEELS SOMETHING ON THE NOW A PARTNER dared why Mignonne had wanted "It was," the driver said. "Mr. is Lois gave her a quick look. She BoTToM 0' THIS SACK. OF GALILEO BROWN her to make an unheralded appear- Stowe sold the place to Mr. Brin- saw now that there were shadows ii ance. Since her illness, she re- dle right after he came hack from under the hazel eyes With their flected, she had been putty in the the war. Just shut !Unmet( lip like sandy lashes. hands of well-meaning relatives a hermit. People have almost for- "Well," Paola said, backing ft with whims of iron, of anyone who gotten that he still lives around away, "it you'll excuse me, I'll get took a strong line about her. And here." Aunt Carol." She ran up the stairs Mignorine had taki•n a very strorq As he turned the car inth the eager to escape. been determined that driveway Lois was thoughtful. an though line. She had first to which Shan- Lois looked around her. The Lois should accept this Job. This was the home bride. sharp impression of a man's house Probably, Lois reflected ruefully, dy had exptcted to take his told her as much about him I was still too dim to Something must tiffee happened; often she knew him- that he had as her first sight of the man that for myself. Or was it that? the thing, perhaps, hail refused self. If sire could not see Roger It occurred to her now that Mig- anticipated and ithe flow vile, she Brindle, at len-. she could see the nonne had been unlike her forth- to believe possible. how utter- surroundings in which he had lived. right self during that interview In thought in swift anger, S woman would But, she reminded herself, this was her office. She had not really'given ly vile. What kind of because a not Roger Brindle's hoese, it WAS Loki time to think about tI4 job. break her engagement war? Sheryl:, Stowe's. REMEMBER THAT NAME Lots stooll uncertainly on the man had been scarred by (To lie rontowcep platform anti then hailed the only SOlo nt nod on the porch for some

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• PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER AND TIMES. MURRAY. KENTUCKY - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 195 Half Luther Of Meat Sold Mr., Mrs. Bazzell McClain. Mr. and Mrs. McClain. Mr. and Mrs. *A. Friday, Leonard Coupon Jr., and son. Mr Bazzell, Club News Activities Saturday Honored At Shower and Mrs. Cletus Coopee. Women's 1 --.•- . Page Mrs. Jennings Turner, M Over Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spann and 50 per cent of the meat Evening Cart :tins. Mr. and Mrs. Ovum Carter. Mrs. Attie , Weddings Locals ' retailed in the 13 North Central Lyman Dixon Jo Burkeen, Editor .. and son of Waldrop Delve were and son, Dale, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Revel Haneline, h . Phone 694-M-4 or 1150-W 1States is sold on Friday and Gene Dodd, Sat- honored with a housewarming and Mrs. J. T. Taylor, Mrs. Gra urday. About 45 percent of the shower on Saturday Septem- Mr. and Mrs. Tornmye D. Taylor Wilford. Miss Margaret Wilfl meat in the night, 1 region was retailed ber 24. and children. Jennifer 1.1rs. Elizabeth Cathey and 43 and Gary. by only 10 percent of all stores. Dexter Club Holds Engagement nnounced, Household Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Paschall, Mr. and Mrs. Stevie, Miss Myrtle Morton. a. I Shower The labor cost in retailing meat Mr. and hire Robert 1- Bazzell Luther McClain, Mr. and Mrs. the honored family. Meet In Home Of Given i range's from about elf' cents In Honor Of a Will Breckenridge, Mrs. J. E. Ostar MoCkiin, Mims Jbagaphine A number of others sent gifts. pound for large stores to about 1)amon Wyatt and daughter, Mrs. Fred • • Mr.& Mrs.- Adams 9 cents a pound :;.• for small stores. Wyatt. Mrs. J. C. • ..• Mr. and Mrs. Pat Adams 1 Onnent, Mrs. he.d Is meeting were Labor costs account for about 110 E. W. Anderson,- Wes:An:de:. - honored with a -household Jr., Mr and Mrs *ember shower 1percent of the total cost of retail- Herman Mt. at one r;c:nck • at the home Llwris. Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs ing meat. — afternoon at the hame of M• Pervin Miller on Saturday. Sep- Damon Mathis ye:tin the home These are some of the tember 24 findings itores, those selilrig oser $7.500 rnonstration agent. Mrs. Bari,' based on a study cond :cted by worth Present for the ocasion were of meat each week. sold 44 Wrether. presen.t. The it agricultural experiment stations Mrs. Theron Grouch. Mrs. Mary ir. pounds per square foot.: I. was -*Clot.h.ng Guideposts Kentucky and 12 other states Stevens. Mns James C. Paschall. . Members present were Other facts revealed were: Mrs• Dottie James. Mrs. Ruby Only Neann.4.n. -Ern-trierser mes—: 12 pounds of meat were Riley, Mrs. Alice Adams. Mrs handled w,1:<,-Ighby. Mrs Ekor.art per man-hour in small Lynn Lawson. Mrs. Ora Adams. stores sett- Funeral Lee Ernstberger. Mrs. 0 . l ing only $250 worth Wreaths Mrs. Heide Watson. Mrs. Bruce of meat per Clvtr. Mrs Dub Conner. Mrs Adams. week. Large stores Mrs. Verlene Morgan. Miss selling $12,500 and Sprays A V Reeves. Mrs Stafford Cirrt. worth of meet Celia Morgan, Mrs. Claude Smith, handled 48 pounds Artistically Mrs Do-a Err.;tberger. ad Mrs of Meat per Arranged MrA. Carl Miller, Mrs. T man-hour. Jess.- Weatherfori A v.s.tir - Cochran. Miss Martha Lamb, • Only 32 percent of Mrs. Hugh Edwards. Mrs all stores Velma Miller. Mrs. Ruth Lamb handled lamb; 48 percent The of.cers for the new •• handled Mrs. Ola Adams. Miss Re veal. However, 99 are M - s Newman -a Mil- per cent sold Err.stber., ler. Miss Darlene beef and pre-ider,I. Miller. Mrs pork. Extremely small Mrs. Ivan Jones. s June Cx•h.ran. stores Mrs. Bobby Watson. sold 7 pounds of meat per 15th at Poplar — Ca 4$ Mrs. Nora Hackworth and . square foot of floor secreta:y, Mrs. Dm-en M..: son space. L,arge Mrs. Audit- Watson. Mrs. treasurer. Mrs. •tee- Erristberger, Fern Darnell. Mrs Bernice Hassell, reereat_on, Mrs Orbie Culi• - ' Mrs. Daisy Darnell, Mrs_ Ear!' Mr.Dtib-••COnner. major ; Iamb, Miss Carlene Lamb, Mrs. A. V. Reeves and Mrs - mu.' AlLe Limb. Mrs Bertha ferd Curd. ntia•rt ieS,L3r.; MrS Hill Miss Linda Bazzell. Miss Edwards, reod.ng. Mrs Laniti. Crouch. Miss Sharon Finnemai, Weatherford publi..ty Mr' Mrs. lions Sm,th. Mrs. Jones. c.t..r.,nshlp; Mrs Tamp.'- Paschall. Mrs Mittie Hughes. Z.r.anSenter...• _ garden- ar.4 landacan• NI Kathran Smith. Mrs The next meeting Della M BULBS will oe . Casey. Mrs. Estelle Hassell. Oatober 36 at .,ne o'clock M. :n Oma Lou Bazzell. afterno.r, t'r home r..f Mrs. Perm, Just Arrived Steffcrd Cti 73 Direct From Holland Mrs, Ethel Darnell. Mrs. Dewey — EXTRA NICE TOP SIZE Bazzell. BULBS ONLY — Mrs. Effie Garland, Mrs Lillian Mrs. S. I Foy Burns, Mrs. Macon Blan- kenship. Mrs. A. L. Bazzell, Mia SINGLE Hostess I:or TULIPS, 10 varieties .11eet Judith Ann Darnell. Miss Int. $1.00 doz. 1 ' Lou South .11urray Club Brnes. M.ss Linda Darnell DOUBLE Miss TULIPS, 5 varieties S Nora Lee Hassell. Philip 1.00 doz. Darnell, on • : • • . PARROT TULIPS, Miss Shelby Calker Miss Drena blue & pink terriber.m. S Kay Hassell. M - 1.00 doz. Elaine ray Her. 7":.: r. • 7- CI Smith. Miss Lagenia • 7- • - Mr. and NIrs. James Parker of Murray announce RED EMPEROR TULIPS the chall. Miss Loretta 1.25 Ing t-, • •. iPr *.•.‘• engagement Crouch, Stay:, doz. of. their daughter, Shelby. to James Suiter. Crouch. rrtsidt M Miss Milodean Smith. Miss HYACINTHS, son, cif`Mr. and Mrs. Burie Suiter of Kirksey.' Lola pink, white, blue ,the dee • r . M. Smith, Dennis Cochru and Miss Parker is a graduate of Kirksey High School in Garyn Lynn Barnes. yellow . vven t y N!rs • le-• :e Debra Bari.. 2.00 doz. the class of 1955 Mr. Suiter is a graduate of Kirksey and Ronnie Bazzeil The zn, .r. lelson -C1--••;..ng- NARCISSUS 1.1..igh School the clas.s. 1951, • • • • (jonquils), 3 varieties, -Guideposts" r -51••••••*-- in of and is employed In giant • C .7 - • Detroit. Michigan. size • • • • -.‘ 2.50 doz. $49.95 The wedding will be all e‘ent in Decem er. - Social Calendar - I CROCUS, yellow, blue, white & striped 50 doz. Paper White NARCISSUS, to grow in 'a Thursday. Oriotter It Personals The W...odrnun water . C.rcie Serv,ce - 1.5.0 doz. Club will meet with MTS. Nann.e McCoy in her ANEMONES DOUBLE Youtheraft's answer to 'What's My tall, home at 1511 Syca .50 doz. Line" A M • -day.S. pternber M • .tal Saturday. September 24 more at seven-thirty o'clock. willowy, long-bodied line that seems to heighten while • Day Oct e•-r 3 I • • • • GRAPE HYACINTHS it reshapes your figure . and is the height of style. .50 doz. Mrs Vi•ideil W-etner F.,rm. j Mr and. Mr: Rus.el A. Parliar Treasura, treasured tweed import .. its long - torso i.• and daughter. Marie Louise. The Muray Woman's Club will jacket hip-banded and buckled with blazing thine- •-t had as A daughter. Teresa'. weighing • 'Aye the1r./ixst..open-houe•-es4Iliej, ._ Jitouei-. laths..and loan Brawn,.green,- purple • 111Ft7ent 101311-891-1ToOiees. - wasborn Buy Now While or black/white. Sizes .• • C ,f Rutherford. Cl ub House starting at seven Our Selection 7 to 17. ▪ to Mr and Mrs George Glen Tam- o'clock. This is for all club Ft -Mrs ..;•,ar er of Hardin mans- • • • on Monday. Septem- bers and their - ir•-•• by • husbends. Is Complete i ber W. at the Murray Ho pita'. • X • • the hrt---,,,-..v. ,VI-< .P -... •i• -I Dr 1 rletus S.7. ': II - • S.' Mr. a-1 .Mrs. „Aabirison • • • ' •',... I, '.:-.T. Mo.. visiked Saturday, October N tw , V .., . ..\., • - _T r•-. i. H list -r.• i ,, ic The :Captain Wendell • M ..... • --.• h irr.k- of Nfr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Charlie Hard.n Oury chapter of the Daughters - a- '-1: M-6 Lk...we:. J.-.es. North Tenth Street. Parish of Murray Route Five an- of the SHIRLEY FLORIST .-.- -, Bab.n..-or, American Revolution will meet le -Mr, Oseer ,:r the nounce the birth of a son. R.cky at the home of Mrs. E :- -a be ,i .• ••..r M:... Robins. :-.. mother of Lane. weigh.ng seven pounds 15 3. Beale at two-thirty o'clock. 500 N. 4th Nie l'' - .1 •.'.- P b • • - returred so.th them .ounces. born at tie Murray Mrs. W. Phone 188 S•:-••••' Hos- Swann t F.• 1.....u., •.c. sp., rd ,:'everal and Mrs. Price be cohastesaes. to • .. • pr .1Iissionao Mr Sc , Society Mrs Glen 'flung Johns- EXACTLY AS SEEN '-. nt IN GLAMOUR Of .11emorial Church, B ,r. R ute F ir are the ; .. • a Prul...p J • Ho ley. Ilas (ieneral Meet .izht priuiii.n n e Se . . M .•ray Hot. thi 1/7-s. Fred Gardner de honored At Shower Bt sweater 0 . Notota176446 CI r held • •-• Miss SEABTISUI 5140tS WITH A soanif 10.rafASUIf fit Ti f•••(+1 --r soft... fore So Wine - M. 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