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be .rieck Selected As nest All-Rc,and Kentucky his Community Newspaper For 1947 to heir the ‘t WEATIIER n by FORECAST ague KENTUCKY: Fair 'today. ti - :lame night and Saturday. RiSiL la temperatures. into hind hila- slip- hind United YOUR PROGRESSIVE B 0 ME NEWS- enny Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Friday Afternoon, August 20, 1948 MURRAY it 17 POPULATION — 8,000 Vol. XX; No. 56 gers. York to 1 200 Expected At game inn- Edwin Wilson Exhibits hi three Camp On MSC off game Grand Champion • Rex , . Campus Next Week

ga ne- Members From 0. Junior • Twelve Counties .-P-OLIO OUTBREAK Jersey Show er on first Will Register iately PASSES PEAK Over 200 4-H Club members •judging. In Senior Division' from 12 counties are expected to IN KENTUCKY Church Bells To register for the annual 4-H camp LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. 20 Ring which will be held on Murray Here All To Be Completed Late Today (UP)-State Health Commissionet State college campus next week. Bruce Underwood said Day Sunday Edwin Wilson, 4-H Club member Best dozen tomatoes: Registeration will begin at 2:ti0 here today that he believes from New Concord, took top hon- J. H Doran, Lynn Grove. let: Tom- Wells the polio out- o'clock Tuesday at Hall. my Workman, Lynn -Grove, 2nd; break in Kentucky is Peals of church bells are a sign ors at the county fair this morn- After all club members have sign- past its peak. of Jackie Myers, Lynn rejoicing. Grave, 3rd. Underwood That is why, on Sunday. ing when his entry was judoed ed in, an outdoor get-acquainted Dr. said that infan- Best quart Lima Beans: August 22, some of the church bells grand champion and senior cham- tile paralysis usually follows long J. H. Doran, Lynn Grove, 1st; meeting will be held somewhere on in our town will ring out hourly, pion of the junior Jersey cattle Mrs. Harlan Camp. Lynn Grove. the campus. At this time all the dry spells, but now figures reach- from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. show. and: Kennith Ruch, Kirksay, 3rd. ing his office show fewer new That Sunday, in boys and girls will be assigned Amsterdam, Hut- Jack Mayfield of the Murray Best quart wheat: land, delegates of 148 Protestant one of four tribes which will cases of the disease. and training school chapter of Future to Orthodox Kenith Murdock„ Lynn Grove. churches in 44 countries Farmers of America compete throughout the week for He said that 13 new cases were showed' the 1st; J. H. Duran, Lynn Grove, 2nd; will gather for the opening of the junior' champion. various prizes and honors. reported last week. That is seven Rob Brown, Lynn Grove, 3rd. First Assembly of the World 1 Coun- Other prize winners in the junior ,Best quart The camp manager will be Har- less than the previous week, hei cil of oats: Churches. The event brings cattle show were: Very Good-Don ry Gibson from thr State 4-H de- said. J. H. Doran. Lynn Grove. 1st: E. to a climax a century of vision and Shipley,..0 Shipley, George partment. will be assisited by Green, Palmer. Kirksey. and; E. Palmer. He There are now 81 cases of the concrete effort to make real I848 0j,YMFICS END WITH FLOURISH— As quaintly-dressed trumpeters sound the the Jack NI/Meld_ Felix Darnets_John- Kirksey, 3rd. Miss Lyda Sutherland. also a disease in Kentucky with central great nstruments in Wembley Stadium, Sir Frederick Wells, Lord Mayor community of Christian peo- nie Black, Jackie Myers and Edwin State 4-H director. County agents. Kentucky counties leading the of London (nearet pies Best quart barley: :amera) stands on the tribune of honor and holds throughout the world. Wilson. 6 home demonstration agents and the Olympic flag. It will remain 1: J. H. Doran, Lynn Grove. 1st; counties reporting/ But the peals of church bells on Good-.., each of the 12 ais possession until the 1952 Olympiad in Helsinki, Finland. Next to FelixDarnell, Joe Miller. Rob Brown, Lynn Grove, 4-H leaders from him is J. Sigfric Sunday will be more than 2nd: Col- This time last year. he said, there Ldstrom. president a signal Frank Hill. Edwin Wilson, George lege counties will help direct activities. of the International Olympic Committee. In right foreground Is Lori for Farm, Training School, 3rd. were only 15 cases of polio in the rejoicing. They will also call to Ed Waldrop, James The camp will close Saturday Burghley. chairman of the orgartizing cominittee. Phillips, Frank- Best dozen Red Delicious apples: state, but that later outbreaks prayer. A great commission has lin Jones, Bobby morning. August 28. Lawrence. Dan W. D. Perdue, Kirksey, 1st; W. sent the year's total to 124. been laid on the shoulders of the Shipley and Jimmie program for the week will Foster; D. Perdue, Kirksey, 2nd. The Underwood churches' chosen delegates. Dr. pointed out that They Fair - Hoyt Celaver. Robert Best dozen Golden Include games, contests, swimming, will necai Deliejarna ap- after a heavy outbreak of the County the' spiritual backing of Roach, James Phillips. Billy Rob- ples: classes handicrafts, and singing. Schools To Open Monday disease, the following year usually Christians ao over the world if they 'erts, Tommy Workman. programs vespers, folk Charlie W. D. Perdue, Kirksey, 1st: W, D. Night of are to carry forward White, has fewer cases He called last • • their tasks Lloyd Carter. Bobby Mc- Perdue. Kirksey, and. games, skits and movies are also with year heavier than usual. because. W the greatness of mind and Dougal. H. L. Jones. Glen Rogers , Best dozen planned. • Staymoi Winesap ap- he said. 100 cases is about normal 1th Varid Pprograms Planned spirit that this age demands -- if and Joe Rob Miller. ples: The girls will be quartered in for Kentucky. they are to see behind the chaos The junior Jersey cattle show W. D Perdue, Kirksey, 1st: W. D. Wells hall and the boys will have County schools will open with of man's disorder was He referred to 1944 when there Mon- Wanda Arnett at the piano. a-- — the emerging out- onen only to members of Cal- Perdue, Kirksey, 2nd. rooms in Ordway hall Meals will Mr Jeffrey lines of God's design. loway county were 759 cases in Kentucky. The. day, August 23, with distinguished said that there wilLbe 4-H and F.F A. clubs. Best dozen Grimes Golden ap- be served in the college cafeteria no buses running Theirs will be the Dub Burnette, next year. he pointed out, there men of this area scheduled to speak Monday. task to bring breeder from Ful- ples: campers. IT foe all of the The cal- . - -s- sX• . CONSUL . into ,aseing the World Council latoton, was the judge. W. D. Perdue, only 85. VET Kirksey, Were at the opening exercises. _. 1st; lege swimming pool, gymnasium, Churches - an embodiment Judging of Jerseys Dr Underwood said that, gen- of an entered In the D. Perdue, Kirksey, and; Felix auditorium and class rooms will At Kirksey, Dr Rainey T. Wells ideal of Christian community. senior cattle show got erally speaking, the health situ- FOLLOWERS underway Darnell, Lynn Grove, 3rd. the disposal of the camp will be the guest speaker at the- OF IN N.Y. ORDERED Theirs will this morning. • be at ation Kentucky also be the task to Best dozen Jonathan apples: in is good. He said school which he helped establish directors for the various activities. study those great issues which con- Prize . winners in other depart- W. D. Perdue. Kirksey. there are no epedeenics or threat- an open 50 years 1st: W. Club members from the follow- ago M. B. Rog- L. K. SMITH front the Christian churches today, ments, released by fair officials D. Perdue. ened epedemics of any disease in TO LEAVE U.S. Kirksey. and. counties are expected to at- ers, principal, will introduce the and to join this morning. include: ' ing the state. their minds to discover Best dozen Rome Beauty apples: Hickman. speaker. more Winners In Farm tend: Fulton. Ballard. WASHINGTON, Auak 20 ( UP)_ common unities in Christian Procisets Division W. D. Perdue. Kirksey, 1st; W: He said that 35 counties have The buses win OPEN CONVENTION Carlisle, Graves. McCracken, Liv- mane their reg- This, country today d Jacob thought. of County Fair D. Perdue. Kirksey, and. reported polio this year with ular runs. said Mr. Rogers. F F.A. ingston, Marshall. Calloway, Lyon Only as those delegates sense the Chapter winning most Best dozen any other variety ap- Franklin county heading St. LOUIS. Aug. 20. (UPI- Lomakin of his authority as evict Trigg and Caldwell_ the list The speaker at the opening exer- spiritual support of Christians Blue Ribbons in Farm Products ples: with 12 Daviess is second with 10 Followers of Gerald L. K. Smith. Consul General in New York cises at New Concord high school throughout the world will they be Department. W. D. Perdue. Kirksey. and former American First leader. to- ordered him to get out 1st: W. Fayette county third with nine will be the Rev J. L. Ryeburg, of the coun- le to Lynn Grove, 1st, Kirksey. D. Perdue. day forge instruments through 2nd. Kirksey. and: Felix Dar- Case'. pastor opened a two-day convention Murray PRODUCE of the Cherry Baptist church try for "abuse" of his position and wh their common Lord may Training. 3rd. . nell, Lynn Grove. 3rd. Jefferson. Scott. and Woodford Principal Edward Curd to organize their "christian nation- F.F.A. will act as -gross violation" of decent stand- trans the world. The theme of Cahpter winning most Best quart honey: counties each reported four cases master of ceremonies. alist party" and nominate a can- Ribbons in Farm CHICAGO, Aug 20. (UP -Pro- arch of official conduct. the assem is "Man's Disorder and Products Depart- R. M. Lassiter, Murray Train- while Bath, Carter. didate for president. rrent: duce: and Pike re- Principal Curd said that a larger- God's Desig ing. 1st. ported three Smith's hea,dguarters It also rejected as false from Poultry: 24 Trucks. Market each. Barren, Muhl- than-usual enrollment is expected said dele- Lynn Grove. 1st: Kirksey, and; Best Pint molasses: enberg, and Wayne gates from nearly every beginning to end charges leveled at 1,11 Murray steady. No price changes each reported this year. He urges all parents state Training, 3rd. Jackie Myers, Lynn Grove. 1st; two cases. would attend the convention to pass this country STOP MY A PLEASE" Future Farmer or Cheese: Twins 48 to 48 1-2 to and patrons of the school to be by Soviet Foreign 4-H boy win- Clifton Coleman. Lynn Grove. and; One ease of the resolutions calling for: • nine most 51; Swiss 60 to 63 disease has been present. The buses will make their Minister V M Molotov and Am- Ribbons in Farm Pro- Albritton & Hendon. Hazel, 3rd.,.. reported in each I. Deportation of -Stop my ad please. ducts Department: Butter: 591.574 pounds. the mar- of the following usual runs, he said. Zionist Jews bassador Alexander S. Panyuskin Best sample Snuff tobacco: counties: "on grounds that dual citizenship in the case of the three Russian already sold what I advert] Jackie Myers. Lynn Johnny ket firm 93 score 74, 92 score At Lynn Grove high school. J Grove,. 1st: Walker, Kirksey, 1st: Bourbon. Boyd, Is illegal." school teachers That is a familiar request at Felix Darnell, Lynn Johnny 72 1-2. 90 score 67 1-2. Carlota 90 Campbell. Casey, Earnest Jones. City judge of May- who refused to go t Grove and Walker, Kirksey. and; H. Clark. Clinton, 2 Constitutional back to their Communist homeland. Ledger and Times where classi- Rob Brown, Lynn Greve. Waldrop, score 69. 89 score 66 1-2. Fleming, Grant, field, will be the principal speaker amendments and, tied: Training School. 3rd. Grayson, Harlan. making segregation "the And the United States denounced fied ads always get results. mte Workman. Lynn 'Best Eggs. (Browns and whites mix- Henderson, Ken- Principil Boron Jeffrey will intro- law of Gro0e, sample Cutting tobacco: ton, Jessamine, the land." "make as "highly tm'proper" the conduct Whether and en Rogers. Lynn Grove, B. Waldrop, ed) 9.490 cases, the market firm. Lavingston, Mc- duce the speaker and the Rev. R. F criminal and it is a pair of skates tied, Training School, 1st: Creary, Martin. intermarriage of black of -officials of the Soviet ,govern- a baby buggy Veter • winning most ribbons B. Waldrop, Training Extras 70 to 80 per cent A 51 to Ohio. Pulaski, Blankenship will lead the devo- and white." or a washing ma- in School, 2nd. Rowan. Taylor, Warren. 3. Withdrawal of the ment" who made the charges. It chine. Ledger and Farm Pr • cts Department: Best Individual 52, extras 60 to 70 per cent A 49 Magof- tional. Special music will be pre- United Times classi- Farm Products fin. and Clay. States from the United Nations did not ask Panyuskin's recall, but fied ads will sell John LassiteIRandall Patterson. Exhibit: to 51. standards 43 to 48. current sented by a high school trio com- be- it for you. No cases have been cause it is "the product of it did demand that Lomakin ge Lowell Walker.,,Ntirray Training J. H. Doran, Lynn Grove, • receipts 40 1-2, checks 35 1-2. reported in posed of Larue Jones, Annette But- inter- Why not call by the pla4Leer 1st: national out of this country within' School, tied. Hendon Calloway county this year. terworth and Anna Jean Jones, manipulators."' - a teas- and Times today and a & Allbritten. Hazel. and: liable time." Best Farm Account Herman classified ad in the paper and di by Vet- Darnell, Kirksey. 3rd; Otis The counsul general eran: Workman, LIVESTOCK in New get rid of that article that is Lynn Grove, 4th I John Lassiter. UNCLE York is perhaps the highest Soviet taking up valuable storage Murray Ti 4-H CLUBS--GIRLS SAM TO official 1st; Randall B in the United States next to space. Too, you will get some Patterson, Mu Tomatoes- 1st. Jennell Foy; and, ST LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK- Training, Political the ambassador. Russia maintains extra spending money. and; Lowell Walker. Mura Carolyn Hughes: 3rd, Patsy Ann YARDS, Ill., Aug. 4 UP ) Roundup 20 COLLECT FROM only one other consulate general in ray Training. 3rd. gins. DA r-Livestock: Best Democratic strategists hoped to- get away to his Pawling. N Y. this country. It is at San Francisco. ANNOUNCEMENT Farm Practice Record Book ato Juice - 1st, Carolyn Hogs: 4,400; salable 4,000; market by F F A. boy: day that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's farm for a week or 10 days But The United States rejected all There will be no church services Hughe 2nd, Patsy Kingins. slow; opening 25c to 5(k lowsr OVERPAID VETS Soviet' "charges and insinuations" held Dan Shipley, conferences with congressional before leaving Albany he was to at the Presbyterian Church Murray Training, Apples. ,'peaches, or Pea rs-1st, than average Thursday on limited 1st; Eugene leaders mean he will campaign on discuss the pattern acainst sAmerican officials in the Sunday_ Rev, S. C. McKee. pastor. Garland, Murray Train- Carolyn Hughe:Nand, Patsy King- of his campaign ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. 20 (UP)- number of sales at $3050 to $30.75: the record of the 80th case. It said investigation proved will conduct the morning worship ing. and; Earl Spann, Lynn Grove, ins. congress with a group of party leaders. Veterans top. 75; later 50c to The and ex- who were overpaid dur- Soviet Sturgis 3rd, $30 They feel that the GOP presi- Elsewhere in politics: the charges were "at corn- at the church and the even- Fruit Juice-alsCUarolyn Hughes; ing their term of service will soon Best ten tremes$ I lower at $30 to $3025 dential nominee is vulnerable on Warren plete variance with the facts." ing services in Princeton. ears of white corn: and, Carolyn Hughes. -Gov. Earl Warren of learn that Uncle Sam doesn't for good and choice 180 to 260 lbs; that point. for- Rob Brown, Lynn Grove, 1st; Apron, Towel and Pot California, Republican vice-presi- Wilder-- • little over $30 later with 50 per Se', Riley Arnold, Alma, 2nd. 1st, Barbara So far, Dewey has been careful dential nominee, told a GOP rally4 Jones; and, Julla Ann servicemeniaApproximately matproxiweilri requestgforformer Best ten ears yellow Bazzell. cent of run at this prior; virtually to shy away from discussions in- in Tram hybrid corn: Springfield, Ill., that subversion get no heavy hogs available; 130 to requests Otis Workman. Lynn Grove, 1st; School Dress and volving congress or its reeord But waiShin the United States contains Slip-lassibla- 160 lbs. $26.50 to $2725, 100 to 120 overpayments of sums Defers Husbands John E Foster, Hazel, 2nd: Homer bie Jo Parks: 2nd, talked an Ada Sue he at length at New York -the seeds of our destruction." ranging from Ross; lbs. ••$23 50 to $26. sows 25c to 50c $50 to 1$1.000. the Gardner, Murray Training, 3rd. 3rd, Bennye White. yesterday with house leader Wallace---Henry A. Wallace, the lower; army finance center here an- Best block Timothy hay. Play Outfit bulk light sows, $2625 to Charles A. Halleck and Rep. Ever- progressive ---1st, Patsy Ann • party's presidential nounced today. Joe R Miller. $27: few $2725; 400 to 450 lbs., ette M. Dirksen, candidate, Almo. 1st. Kingins. H. Ill They day begins his campaign An easy $25 to $2525. heavier kind. $22 to payment plan will be Best block Redtop hay: , Pajamas and Housecoat before, he conferred with house with a speech tomorrow in Bridge- Fathers From 1st, Lo- in effect New Draft $23 25; for ex-G.I.s who accepted Tommie Workman, Lynn grove. retta Turner: and. stags. $17.50 to $20 speaker Joseph W. Martin, Jr. port. Conn. He speaks Anna Lee Ad- in Cincin- money they were not entitled to 1st: Otis Workman, Lynn ams: Cattle: 2,400; salable 1.200; cal- Democratic national chairman WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. (UP)- Registration for Grove, 3rd. Jennell Foy. J. nati, and Louisville. Ky.. on Tues- receive. If the draft starts and. ves 600 the debt 'cannot be re- - Dress --UP Unit-ist. all salable; • not enough Howard McGrath hailed the con- day. On Aug. 29, He will President Truman today deferred Aug 30 -The first army call for Carolyn begin a paid immediately. a plan will he Best block Lespedeza hay: . Hughes, steers on sale to quote; market ferences as a sign that Dewey 'has six-day campaign trip all husbands and fathers from the men is expected in September and through Vir- arranged to - it the debtor's con- Glenn Rogers. Lynn Grove. Semi slow arld weak to 50c ,lower; odd decided peacetime draft the first draftees 1st; -tailored- 1st. Lou Ann to "run as a Republican ginia, North Carolina, Alabama. venience. probably will he Felix Darnell; lots Lynn Grove. 2nd. Lawrence: 2nd, Mary Miller Ellis common and medium grass on the Republican record." and Tennessee. He also ordered deferment of inducted early in November. Spokesmen at the finance center Best block Alfalfa. hay: POULTRY heifers, $20 to $27 50, common and -Until /tow,- said McGrath, Gov. Prosperity-Sen. William all mefr in industry whose jobs All melt 18 through 25 must reg- E. Jen- said that overpayments resulted College Farm, 1st. White Leghorns medium beef cows mostly $19 to Dewey appeared to be running ner, ister for the peace time draft FS C.' R., Ind.. accused President from problems of wartime are necessary to the national heal- Best peck Irish Potato•s: Holland, $22; few high edininu- Those 1st; Mrs. Eugene Ship- medium, $2250; can- for the presidency under the pre- Truman of trying to "create pros- th. safety or interest.,/and he said 19 through 25 are subject J. nications, lack of complete infor- H. Dort, Lynn Grove. 1st. ley, and: Mrs. Bill Stubblefield. 3rd, ners and cutters, $15 to lilt30 tense that the congress during the perity through to call for 21 months service un- ; scarcity." He cited mation regarding personnel young farmers who market "a Otis Workman. Lynn Grove, 2nd: White Leghorns largely $18 down': shelly canners and less deferred. The 18-year-olds (Farm Flocks_ past two years had been controlled the agriculture department's re- lack of trained substantial quality" of essential Jackie Myers. Lynn Geove, F. C. down finance men. 3rd. Holland. 1st: Mrs Eugene to $14.50; medium to good by hottentats or gremlins rather commendation foods may volunteer for a year's train- that farmers 'cut also shdll be deferred. Best peck Sweet Potatoes: Shipley. and; Mts. 'Bill Sri:liable- sausage bulls. $22 to $24; cutter than by Republicans ing and thus escape being drafted production of pigs and breeding MARKETS AT A GLANCE Mr. Truman also directed that Jackie Myers, Lynn Grove, 1st. field, 3rd, and common. $18 to $20; good and "Now it appeared that the gov- cows. later. By United Press in classification of draft registrants Best dozen carrots: Rhode Island White (Triol-Eu- choice vealers, $28 to $32: common ernor has abandoned program Mr Truman ordered that classi- his , Lewis-A spokesman for John Stocks firm in quiet there shall be no discrimination of J H. Doran, Lynn Grove, 1st: M gene Jones. 1st; E. to trading. fication of draft D jones. 2nd. medium, $17 to $26 50; culls of walking to the other side of L. Lewis said the United eligibles be car- S. Reeves, Almo, 2nd. Mine Bonds irregularly, higher: .U. S race, creed or color, or because of Rhode Island Whites 4 Farm don tow $12. the street avoid ried out in the spirit of the law to being seen pub- Workers will not attempt to tell govetnments did not membership or actSvity in any Best dozen eggplant: Flocks)--Eugene Jones, 1st; Sheep: trade. passed by congress. Eu- 1,700; salable 1.200; mar- licly with the old -guard Republi- its members how to vote The draft law, J H Doran, Lynn Grove, in Novem- Curb stocks irregularly higher. organization. 1st gene Jones. and. • ket generally steady; good and cans" ber. Mr. Truman noted, says that "in Jackie Chicago stocks irregularly Myers, Lynn Grove. and. Barred Plymonth Rocks (Trim-- choice spring high- "Each such registrant shall re- a free society the obligations and • lambs. $20.50 to $27- The president sets out today on Socialists-Norman Thomas, per- Best dozen yellow onions: Jackfe Myers, 1st. E. D. 75 ceive equal justice," Mr. Truman privileges Jones. 2nd. for fairly liberal sprinkling of a nine day vacation cruise during ennial socialist .1 ,erving in the armed M. S. 'Reeves. Alm°. 1st; candidate for pres- Silver quitted in New York at decreed. Glenn Rhode Island Reds 41'1'1010—Ray- best lambs: few which plans polish fors and reserve components Rogers, medium to good. he to up some ident. denounced the current house 72 3-4 Lynn Grove, and: J. H. mond Wrather,, 1st Raymond cents a fine ounce, off 1-2 For the most part the -,rrsei- the4- of should be Wra- $23 50 to $26: packer throwouts campaign speeches With him investigation of Communists shared general- Doran. Lynn Grove, 3rd. as cent. dent's ther, 2nd, largely $18 to $20; order re-created reguTations ly, in accordance with a systeim of Best load medium aboard the presidential yacht Wil- "complete hypocrisy" and a vio- Cotton futures dozen tomatoes: Buff Orpington .Trioar _E. steady. that applies' to the draft in World selection which is fair D. slaughter ewes mostly $9 50; strict- liamsburg will be his chief ghost lation of civil rights. He made and just, J H. Doran, Lynn Grove. Hall, 1st: E. D, the Grains in Chicago: Wheat, corn, War II. Classification S 1st; Hall, 2nd; Mrs. ly good and choice generally and what is consistent with the Glenn Rogers, quotable at $10.- writer. Clark Clifford. statement in Denver- during his oats, rye and soy Lynn drove 2nd: Brent Butterworth, 3rd.. 50 to bean futures will follow die World War II pat- mainlenance of an effective $11.50. sae Dewey himself made plans to nation-wide political tour. na- and; Jackie Myers, Lynn Grove, Buff Orpington I Farm Flockso_ • —116. irregular., tern, tional economy." 3rd. (Continued on-Page 2)

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PAGS TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1998

Mrs. Lou Outland, WMU President; I ond baseman, it slated to return 79S THE LEDGER & 1iMES • Sunday ' SPORTS PARAD next month. PUBLISHRD BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY By JACK CUDDY Sunday School 10:00 thin. Second, the club now has its back • COrwOlictat,or, of The Murray Ledger. The Calloway Tunes, and The United Press sports writer • Morning Worship ___ , 11:00 a in. wall and will put up a ter- ilaves-kieralci, October 20. 1901, and the West Kentuckian January 17, 1942 . i te. the Training Union - 7:1)1) P-m- NEW IICIRK. Aug. 2e UP)--As rific fight to protect its first-place W. PXRCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER Evening Worship .....- ._ . 8:na__ pm. the Braves opened their crucial lead,, which had dwindled to one p. MANAGER JAMES C. WILLIAMS, GENERAL , 8:00 p.m. fi,o,duizty--g.aAmlevosieDriesal kadieethlotrheed Dodgershis i, otovyay.secondses -rung Brooklyn SPEAKS' Prayer MeWetednignelia" Sunday at 106 North 4th St. Murray, Ky. tt before Published afternoons except Saturday Bostonian:4 were, ready to crack As an after-thought, Alvin add- Office, Murray, Kentucky. for transmission al RA Chapter Meeting ____ 7:00 p.m. Mitered at the Post down on the opposition, instead of ed, "and WarrenfSpahn is back in Second Class Matter ALM() CHURCH tie CHRIST LOCUST GROVE BAPTIST are. J. IL Brian CHURCH cracking up. old-time pitching form. He'll be a sesurreux Sans 36.12;C glattice. The $40,000 shortstop, who ap- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Caerier in Murray.' per Week 15c, per 23.3146.- - J. H. Miller, Pastor big help from now on." the year, laugh- month, 16e. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50. else- DEVOTIONAL REAM St.;: Sunday Scheel eas h Sunday at Preaching services fiecond and ANOTHER RISE IN pears rookie of the Dark, now 25, has lived at Lake 31:10-31. down the insinnationsIons of New where $5.50. 9;45 e.m, except second Sunday at fourth Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 Charles. La., since he was eight; York baaeball writers that the REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WIT:VIER CO., 903 Sterjet 1 p.m. p in but he talks like a Texan because RATIONAL MEAT PRICES Braves were ready to collapse. Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michigan Preaching services every second ounday school each Sunday at 10 his early childhood was spent , Building, Religion: licuid-Sewn Mow could the Bras,es crack up, Am, Chicago. 80 Boylston St., Boston. Sunday at 2.30 p.m. m. under the direction of John jumping from oil camp to oil asked "Boston Blackie" 'as he be- DUNI Lesson for august 22. 1948 il$3,11e1, superintendent. EXPECTED SOON in the sbuthwest. His father, who YRS assrucap amiss assocLurtoN gan cheerful sun -cry upon a slice Sale _ _ OWENS CHAPEL BAPTIST es I. U meets each Sunday at died in June, was a boss oil-driller. By United Press if breakfast haw at his hotel. We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the editar HE NEIGHBORS didn't know Leon Winchester. Pastor- 7 p.m. Harold Houston. director. A reporter said, "You certainly 1030, __ _ A spokesman for the nation's "How could we play any worse er Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the beat interest Tab:Ma's adeas were. SIlt W M S. Mrs. Rupert Lassiter, struck oil when you signed for that don't Twhat butchers said today that retail than we've been playing for the et our readers. .never went dour. in hisnry as a Preaching services tirst and third president -- Thursday afternoon $40.000 bonus in 1946: Say-was Anyb past month? Why, we • haven't great thinker What church she at Sunday at 11 a.m. arid 7 p.m. after second Sunday. prices on meat will rise again in that bonus really forty grand?" t buy.- Friday Afternoon, August 20, 1998 been playing .500 ball during that • tended. whether slit Sunday School each Sunday at the next week to 10 days despite ',That's what I read in the and time. Everyone-knows ware a bet- eveetilink paelisin a 10 a m. ALM° CTICUrf the price strikes waged by house- papers," Dark chuckled. Ky. • ter club than that." prayer-mei-king Bryan Bishop, Pastor wives Although the rookie PnekV176 Better Cattle For Calloway . Moreover, there were two spe- what her LAKEVIEW COMMUNITY George Dressler, executive sec- pounds of all-round athletic a ility FURS Barnett, who graded the junior cattle show this cific reasons why the athletic Dub was like,spiritualife ths CHURCH Temple sin retary of the national association on a five-foot-11 frame, he was one table, were Louisiana lad with the dark brown morning had an extremely difficult job. Not only the neighbors did no Worship Service 11:00 o'clock of retail meat dealers, said the of baseball's biggest gambles when chairs hair could predict an up-surge. calves outstanding but to make it mere difficult many of say. But they rile( The Sunday School at Lakeview on first and fourth Sundays. price boosts were inevitable in the Braves signed him On July 9, 14th. First, the injury list is growing their owners were boys and girls who had a *nervous eXr when she was dead Community Church meeta each Evening service on third Sunday, view of the all-time high prices 1945. His baseball experience had She tias a goo< set smaller. Catcher Bill Salkeld and FURS faces as the judge looked Over the Sunday at 2:30 pm. 7 o'clock. Church School each Sun- foisslivestock at stockyards yes- been- limited to college and Send-, • pectant look on their o i:tan, knew outfielder Clint Conatser ,re hack ga they PLEASANT VALLEY CHURCH day at 10 o'clock. Youth Fellow- terday. -lot. play. Three years in the Ma- calf. When Simon Petei Dressler in the line-up. Eddie Stanky.,secs the la rse. Forearm OF CHRIST ship each Sunday evening, 6:110. said the retail price sgspircolead-fitMYilled minor-league Burnett. who is a fair and expert Wige, had to came that way Mr. Bobby Owen. Minister Prayer Meeting each Thursday t '- boosts would be general through- apprenticeship. withhold a hundredweight. concentrate only, on the calves as he should and they did not tell him about Tabitha's ening 7 o'clock. out the country and sttiuld recah Dark was permitted to remain can't the prizes, prayers or her peace of conscience Hogs hit a high of $32.25 a his feeling* for the kids who were trying to win Sunday School each Lord'd Dar Reasells Chapel down to the corner butcher shops with the Boston club for the re- Co, No doubt she had these. But eta, hundredweight at Omaha, yester- It was heartbreaking in some cases as a little fellow at 10 a.m. Worship Service 11 o'clock each in about a week. mainder of the '46 campaign; then 1073. the -neighbors brought in to - shoe daY•sthe highest price ,ever paid waist had it wistful look on Preaching services first Sunday second Sunday and 7 o'clock each Steers hit a new all-time high he was sent to Milwaukee for seas- who came no-higher than our how good their friend had been at a major market. The national name of each month at 11 a.m. fourth Sunday evening. Steward- for the nation yesterday at Chi- oning last year. In the beer city he his face as the judge pronounced the winners and his was - **east' and. garments." At rtesird price is $33 paid previously', ship Fellowship meeting each cago when a herd sold for $41.35 hit .303: tied for leadership in total Was not called. -..-.- made by hand, her hands; made at Los Angeles. An all-time high ef NORTH PLEASANT GROVE Thursday (before the second Sun- binges in tins American Association They do not give up though. those kids. Next year .for her poorer neighbors, widows I. $31.50 was paid at South St. Paul not CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN day) evening 6:30. with 279: scored the most runs, harder than ever beforel In those days widows were FAIR yesterday.- they will be back again trying CHUR('H Bethel 121; and topped the circuit in backbone and protected by life insurance. social Tootinued. from Page One) The campaign to hold are price They deserve a lot of credit for having the lee Bed Irby, Pastor Worship 2:45 o cActc each fourth doubles, 49. , security or annuity plans. The) - line at any cost was still spreading. "git up and git" enough to raise a calf and to show. it. Par-; Sunday and 7 o'clock each second E. NY Hall. 1st: Mrs. Brent Butter- Now playing his 'first full season Wells could, not go out and earn big I - however. elite, teachers and others can help them a lot by encour- money in factories. To be a widow, Sunday School, 10 am Sura.`y. Church School each Sun- worth, and: Mrs. Eugene Shipley, in the Majors, he said he was hit- the 1 day 11 At Chicago, the progressive par- giving them a pat on the back for a job as a rule, meant to be in need of Worship Service, 11 am. o'clock. Prayer meeting 3rd, ting•about .330. He is not a long. aging them and ty of -Illinois .announced that rit help. Too many of them starved C V.F. 6:30 p.m. each Wednesday evening 7 o'clock. New Shapshires iTriol-Stiiii- ball bitter, lie tleplained while well done. would hold paiades s B. So Tabitha -spent her time making • Worship Service, 7:15 p.m. 'Brooks Chapel ford Schroeder. 1st; Lowell Pal- baby MISSY pointing out that he had only three Every bov and girl and adult who entered a calf or and distribute leaflets at 11 street clothes for the widows of her city. Worship 11 o'clock each third mer. and: William Adams, 3rd. home runs. He has 27 doubles. as! show is to be congratulated. Quality of crItle corners today to cow in the • • • COLDWATIR OF Sunday. Church School 10 o'clock. New Hampshire,' tFarm Floeksi protest the high What was fiTs biggest problem in .ons cost of Hi Calloway-county can be raised by recognizing pe CHRIST Independence -College Farm. 1st; William Ad- living. Pickets paraded be- major league play? MI of Seed Works Worship service 2:30 o'clock each fore the big stockyards. "I don't know; who do have good cattle. THE. BIBLE says she was "ful Jam Skims Minister ams, 2nd. I got 'so many of first Sunday The Atlantic and Pacific tea them." he said. We hope that plans.can be laid this year for the next of good works." It does net sea White Rocks .Trioi-_Mrs. Ruth "My throw to first company slashed prices in Chicago isn't as good as it was at fair and permanent•grounds and suitable buildings estab- she as ell of faith or full of love Church school- each Lord's day Trevathan, 1st: Mrs. Guy Lute-c, Mil- A. B. lad third HARDIN CIRdUlT as much as eight. cents a pound. viaukee last years I guess the speed lished. ground work at.leatst: Just full of good omits. We ean be On first woad sundry fad: Dewey Baizell, 3rd. , Moff The Leslie C. Lee. Pastor Top grade butter was reduced from of the runners puts' pretty sure the fa ttii and love, the at II) am., and -fouttla Sunday 'at White Rock (Term Flockf me under Floe 86 to 79 cents, cooking grade from greater pressure. .But religion, was ihere, but it was the 1:30 pm. Mrs. Guy Luter, 1st; College Farm, practice. • and First Sunday: Palestine. ILO. 80 to 75, and economy grade from ' ing every day geom. that ball away SeCret Of Success good works that people noticed Preaching service ea fourth Sin 2nd: Mrs. Ruth Trevathan. 3rd. of Ii Retitle° in Tabitha's house day at 2.30 p.m. am: Hardin, 7 p.m. White Wyandottes iTrion. Boyd 77 to 69. fast This is the time for summer g.raduating exereises • , Second Sunday: Olive, 1100 aAL; Norsworthy, At Los Angeles, wholesale buts! 7Aniithsr thine I noticed is that oas translated into the language 1st; Raymond Palmer. VS: the country. CoMmencemetit' Union Ridge, 3:00 p.m. ter prices. dropped one to two the pitchers up here have enough colleges throughout " rif coats and skirts. Religion al- SPRING CRIZIL RAMIE and. Thome delivered as), has to be translated into CHURCH Third Sunday. at Hardin 11:00 cents, making a total reduction i'sf nontrol to try to force you to hit to dresses packed with formulas for success will be Turkeys -.1. I. Groghn, 1St; Wal- Mary cm; Palestine, 3 p.m. 3 to 3 1-2 cents this spots. to classes of yountmen and. women who have completed something ne ap understand. 3, H. Mumma. railer ter Williams. and; J. I. Grogan, week. itelig con 11Sl, words, of course: Fourth Sunday: Dexter, 10:00 3rd. the formality ..of4equipping themselves with the tools for books full of them We cannot First Sunday, 10:00 am. tro. arid Union Ridge, 11:15 a.m. Microns. gct along without them. They School,' Morgan Ctinningheeto. Fifth Sunday: Dexter, 11 a.m. BROOKS BUS LINE of these stand for scowething. But-Where Is Invited. • LOCALS By N • The theme and the objective of _practically all .. perintendent. Preaching at :00 Everyone Direct Route Kentucky to Michlgaa. Me Christina tehrion its ices- your attendance is imenielatai.. -, Foaled Time-Thru Buses- Shortest Rosie are of commencement addresses warbe to instill in each gradiTate en and Saturday before at 730 Mr.: arid 'Mrs. Macon McDaniel sensed, we cannot slop with All SI.ab Reser.ed - Radio tor Your Pleasure - Mew Service the lasting_ambition to use the tools which he has ax- 7 m • and ion. of Detroit,' are visiting words. CHURCH WEST FORK BAPTIST CUM. Daily Schedule - Ey. Murray 11.00 a.m., Ar. Detroit 5:45 a.m. thereof quired.• The &chile of the surs is that success depends on . UNION GROVE his father Noah McDaniel. and OF CHRIST E. H. Staters, Paster Fare $10.05, without tax - Make Seat Reservations Karl, for th these two things---mbition and -training. finnil$. North Sixteenth • street! Would Tasty Want You Bock? Bro. Connie Wyatt • Sunday school each Sunday at • • For Information Call debts ; With ambitioil, a Person can rise to almost any height .ER.L.Ittusz have b,en a num Preaehirig service-s eaeb first and 10 o'clock Murray Bus Terminal Paducah Bus Terminal • er in ex; Mr. and Mrs. Clair, McGovern desired: without it, he can accomplish nothing. Uncon- ..,er of deceased Christians tr third Sunday at 11 a Preaching services each Sunday Phone 456 Phone 604 offer will leave this weekend for a visit trolled ambition, on the other hand,'can he the most dan- Juppa. but the only one who seems Sunday School each Lord s Day at 11 o'clock and each second and door i fourth Sunday nights at With relatives in several Indiana attribute known to human nature, and can lead to to have been worth av miracee tc at 10 a.m. 7.30 highee gerous cities. Prof. McGavern is vacation- bring back to life was this woman. +- Training Union each Sunday Monde anything but success. night ing from his duties as music in- Tabitha. or Dorcas. Her life was HAZEL CIRCUIT METHODIST at 6:30. 1948. Training is secondary, to. ambition. because the man Prayer service each structor at M.S.C. ever. yet it was a life worth living catacii Wednesday I same who has ambition to accomplish something will usually night at 7 • • again.. C. L. Page. Pastor o'clock. upon returned lass train himself toward that end. However, lack of training. How many people would be mirth Pleasant Grove Sidney McKee SOSO to Do follow, trip You Want A 1 bringini back to life again' How night from a two weeks has handicapped many a man of high ambition,.because. Sunday School at 1000 am. R. Kamm CIRCUIIT and ly Florida; While there, he visited trsrining and education are not always available to.. those many funerals would the neig L Cooper, superintendent V. B. Dunn want done in reverse? Not Many, First Sunday-Kiresey 11 a.m.; Daytona Beach. Jacksonville and tucks. who could profit most by it. Worship Service at 1180 am.. 13egi -maybe, but if the neighbors voted Coit's Camp Ground 3 pin.; Mi. Silver Springs. The right amount of ambition and training..- then. can first and third Sundays. runn in at each funeral, as they did at services -second and Hebron 7:30 pm, Car Evening Guaranteed Used lead to success in any of the world's pursuits. Robert E. Tabitha's. on questien,.._"Do we Second ner; t fourth Sundays at 7:00 pm. Sunday-Coldwater 11 ambition of spirit and the best training want this pe back again!" they m.; Mt. Carmel up sai Lee had the a free Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m 7:30 p.m. Not everybody in like :Third Sunday fling ii - that West Point could offer a man in his profession. and he would "nen, vote for People Revel Chem! -Mt. Hebron 11 Tabitha.• whose religicit -was all tion 3 stands- in history as one of the most brilliantly stkcessful Sunday School at 10:00 am. Bu- am.; Klikagy 7:30 p.m. Calloway county sub- band-sewn. That Looks Good? contain Fourth Sunday--Mt. Ca-mel 11- of all time. Al Capone had an ambition tiTrule an ford Hurt. superintendent. generals • • • am.; scribes to The Ledger Ilind c Miming worship service at MOO Cole's Camp Ground 3 p.m: evil anderworia with evil and he trained -himself to be- Coldwater 7:30 p.m. Lucillr Vast Is Ronk*? o'clock. second and fourth Sun- • - Times but nearly aline thoroughly successful as one of history's outstandinV There is Church School at each &, The Ford Garage in Murray hat the deed I ERVICE IS a word much used is day, and evening service--_,130 • als. of these churches at 10 a.m. every 1945, a Christian circles. We even have second and fourth Sundays. everybody reads it. We could name countless thous:Antis of personalities the worts! around tat using the word. Sunday. Your attendance is ap- answer for you. the el; M Mod Court wh ave combined ambitittn and training to &iv.- them- Department -stores, government am., firm preciated. Sunday School at MOO For selves o success in their chosen pursuit. But when the agencies. radio manufacturers, tal- and third Sundays. Brooks Under- ing stations, all offer service. The ELM GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Look over this list knd pick your choice. II It chaser mixture of such names as Capone. Lee. Edi- wood. superintendent. lied contains a some- Leslie Gilbert, Pastor POISON proved troubletittofoies thwahtlemh u‘eohooibthat.eis isto IVY Morning worship service at 10:00 5551. c000ng son. Dillinger Bell. and Sherman. all of whom were' sue- 3unday School 10 A.M. QL iesm, itch. CASH, TRADE or TERMS terest o'clock second and fourth Sunday. Stull• I•VA-GO Also lee Prickle cessful in their wn fields, we sec that something ywrong andgmuch in-called servine as spiatny.- James Chaney, Superintenoent los Sides Tired Sweat, F est. Ashley Hock paid, revs, Blisters. SAM Itch. Pimples. (Or smil term, "s Tess." ply,..rDeriding something that was Morning Worship 11 A.M smill hem STUTTS 1946 FORD feet of with the CRIME H 2-door Sedan. A real nice car and lots not done right in the first place, 'SUGAR Training Union _ 7:00 PM LABORATORIES, FLORENCE, ALAISAMA. prepar We believe tha sticcelts,eontains a third ingredient Benin Richerson. Pastor of miles. A guaranteed car. Tabitha's service was of a different Mandl Vinson, Director these which is worth far mo than success itself.' That is-not Dale & Stubblefield kind It e-as genuine doing for Evening Worship 8;00 PM 1942 CHEVROLET ter Co -koso,V--- morn- Fleetline (Aero)., This car was ambition, not -desire, not rdsication. not- ability, -not tiFi;me tmi-e-cluldn't-dh Much foe Preadene every Sunetay Wednesday Evening Prayer Suit- owned by a lady in Mt. Clements, Mich., and • ledge-but wisdom. •themselves and who certainly could mg'-'It 11-00 o'clock and on Service _ &DO P M ia one of the most perfect used cars we've ever • Wisdom is not- gained by bition or by training, as not do anything in retail' t*? night at 7:30 o'clock. W.114 U Meeting Third Albert Cunningham -is superin- • had. It has radio and heater and five,,new air- Even angmg Christians. when we ottr success is. It can be acquired, bti very seldom is by -site- Wednesday __ 7:00 PM. I) sifourl service tendent of Sunday Schott held ride tires. Drive this one. cessful" people. Hollywood teems "th successes who do' think of we let our sights and each Fourth Wednesday ' sometimes too high. We think of every Sunday at 10 o'clock. Afternoon 2 P.M. not have. one grain of . wisdom. and it ems with some of 1941 FORD Super Telemarhus. who stopped the brutal 11.T.1.1. every aunasy nignt as Brotherhood Meeting first and Deluxe 2-door. A one-owner the most wretched people in America. • . Hopkins director; and sport of gladfatc:S murdering one II:30. Hen third W*Iisesday 7 P.M. car and is real cleAninside and out. Has all the To clarify our Meaning, we believe that wisdom is the another on Roman holidays We preaching following T U. _ Ittisiness Women's .Circle first chrome, and is light blue. , goal which should be set before every graduate by com- think of great missionaries or setset-- Prayer meeting every Wednesday and third Wednesday 7 P.M. meneement speakers. and•before every child bil.ts par- tlement workers, or Christians night M 7:00 o'clock. R.A 's, G A 's. and Sunbeam 1940 FORD 2-door Deluxe. Real clean inside and statesmen like Gladstone or Kuy-0 W M.S. sheets on Thursday at Band first and third out. ents, rather than succes.S. to • per. An henor such Men nd 1:30 p.m. -sties' the first and third Wednesday _ 7 P.M 4 Thy parents-wtov-hopie that their Child will he presi- all tit , women: ---thea,, inspire us Sunday each month. COME AND WORSHIP 1940 FORD Standard- Me.. Ltriek original paint, dent some d*y. or that he will make a great name.fur him-=1„ Mei.' discourage us, too. -For thew WITH US with extras. twit as a physician or as a preticher.,wotIld fAr_ Netter ,to _great Christians arc "special'. HAZEL BAPTIST CHURCH World's Smallest Hearing pc:Ade:- they ?tad-optstmding talent. wish that he will-some day gain wisdom,, His success will H. F. Paschall, Pastor IL F. Blankenshlp. pastor 1939 FORD Deluxe, new paint. Radio and heater. s bt them even gerscus. They then in'automatit ally assured. . MURRAY CIRCUIT , Aid Receiver Transmits 2 to 6 Clean and good mechanically. who ,ihead opportunities giventoniy to • Super- The people who achieve real success are those Paul Daily. Sunday School w o portunitkri that d not come 1937 intendent Sunday-6oshen 11" Times More Clear Sound , CHEVROLET. Good transportation. have w isdorn along with their training and thtir ambition, m evers First Gre Orr Miller, T. U. Direstor Lynn Grove 7 pm. litresIle S.. hearIng Irv , •1, I fAr All that an Ite achieved without wisdom is fame. and I ' • • • - 109 1930 A-Model FQRD. Good Iles. Grace Wilson. W M.U. Pres. Second Sunday-Martins Chapel Snore sound intermit% than before! And transportation. ..faine s aJood that dead men eat.- morning 3 p.m.; Sul- wholly new hearing romfort Religion in tit hods . 11 air: New Hope TRUCKS- All other attributes which lead toward success. rt- Sunday School. 9:45 a.m. phur Springs 7,p.m. can now hear with power turned env I S REMEMBER this down. No boating, no hollow sounds.' 1946 FORD ,Mank _Lei lidozeipar;Worship each Sunday, Truck, 1-1-2 ton with rattle rack. New gard fess of theit...il b..arc ote•sse_d_sin._ Item Titbit:ha:- or- Fasces- --Mt --she- Third /Sunday--Lytw Grove 11 am. of lifelik• Belton° sets new Standard tires on the rear and good mank ind.- NV isdom.- whith teaches trs to ignore Fut lisa as has hunt/ and tome pieces . II:00 a.zn. - Gnshen 7 p.m. bearing. mechanically. See it and drive it. assures it for us. comes only from above. ! of cloth Her only opportunity wile Evening Fourth 'Sunday-Sulphur Springs Get free booklet trtimaring pot- yet war facts. on rleafrwea Plain a poor city filled with poor people. Training Union each Sunday 610 10 am : New Hope II am , Mar- FREE net no obliottiOn. C.'". .01. 1941 CHEVROLET Pickup. , Her only latent was one. most p.m. tin's Chapel 3 pm .1•11100P., .11 mail coupon. Drives good and has Iota of service left. Marathoner and Cows DisrupeTraffic ai.m have". PlIth sewing- • !Evening Service 7:15 pm There is Church School at each of A city-driven truck. . Yet the Tabithea.- the Der- Prefer Mectisg Wednesday 7:00 theft. churches. at 10 a m every (C::et se W • 1935 FORD Pickup with good motor. R.41.)1N1 t - sur-t.:. .. . eases. maw- -11W backbiter of . 0in. . Sunday. • Really a n . -ii Matto aj handy little the salt ' . W.M.U., G.A.-. Sunbeams meet en ' truck, cheap. core DeMar is hailed Old Man with the pair in tcao: Ar, .sititon-... (.11rislianita. Mc, are IOR IORO ST ONE - UNIT ":7:117.2" of the church. the salt-et Ike Tuesday following Second and OAK GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH I Massa AID nerve tole roarect put Marathon" because hi .is a and _ore earth. In your awn tettn, in Fourth Sunday L. G. Novel. Pastor See Us Before you Buy, Sell or Trade nial cornpetitm an Seven-time. mewed its chain and set strut own commtmity, if the meet Monday, Hugh Walton Foster. Morton V.W.A. 7:30 p.m., Paul CHAS. HUGO winnei of the famed Reeve -A A.' across the countriside D. M Christian rfligion is loved and following First and Third Sun- Sunday Schanl Superintendent 'Beltone 'Bearing Aid Consultant WILSON, Sale 'Manager road race He finally has found ' • respected 0 is not because of ' Ott and affec*.ed says. • 10'00 a m Sunday Schsiol Lynn Grove, Ky. • way to put his enthirani's rKilta the famous preac hers, it is hr' 11:00 am Morning Worship A sboi-Cdistarce to use-catching cows SLIM of the humble doers, the SINKING SPRING BAPTIST 7:30 p.rn Ei emng Worship Post OffRe Bone 727 DeMar • has turbot-ban farm cat came past and the people a ho.., S In:04Jan religion CHt'llett . Billington-Jones Paducah. Ky. here and owns two cows in-cf-dingl loped oft Twice mars-lit natio. • goe% to their hands., M M. Hampton, pastor CHERRY CORNER BAPTIST • • • ohiisstinp to - take a vacation he found a , and finally traffe or. the 10 00 a m. Sunday. School, Jame" CHURCH Pit,se •Prri vt. 1.7thss, ;g.um rigd.,.ii•imintacom th• occsr 'Meg lgookl.t of feat. 'Omni ear. of his i sen;i- 4P-NDUI sod HO. to 0••••••••• It. Motor arrner willing to take became so tanakd with t•aeosi eiiZ Key, superintendent. John L. Ryberg. Pastor Company livestock. The only catch was that DeMar that po Ii'. escorted Pro 014de?&that' by 11 oo s Fs, preaching Service Nortnan 14•••• w reartuiss., , Incorporated • DeMar mule deliver the cows to safari Wilmini 600 pin. ItFU. L. D. Warns, Sunday School Superintendent Aggrols • director Shelton. - • • Wilmington farm. • R G DeMar captured the cows and READ THE CLASSMIEZDI RE.ND THE CLASSIFIEDS. 7-00 p m Preaching Service Training Union Director impimoompilm111001011•Nmomp.••••,_=•••• • a 's • - •

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sick ter- lace one tlyn idd- ill 3C a and Save Money Ake • ght; FOR SALE-Three nice lots In k'OR RENT-One 4-room house on the Cards to one hit. Homemakers in Nelson county coats at a cost of $240, estimate . iuse For Sale College Place, two blocks west of North highway. Phone 687-M-4. St. Louis Cards Certain Of Pennant The fourth-place Pirates, two- who tailored eight suits and two thy saved 9553. pent College. Lots 75x150 each-Mur- See John Lampkins. lp and-a-half games behind St. Louis - amp DON'T FORGET our Auto Auction ray Land Co., W C. Hays. Office Victory At Beginning of New Series kept moving with a 2 to 1 vic- who over City Light Office. Phone of- FOR RENT Unfurnished .419E1- • -tory over the Cubs behind the Sale every Saturday beginning at ment-W. C.' Lancaster, FiVe By JOHN GRIFFIN the Cardinals are sure they are Iler. fice 1062; home 547-J. A20c eight-hit pitching of Truett (Rip) ALLBRITTEN'4 GROCERY 10:30, rain or shine. $2.00 if they Points. A23p United Press Sports Writer at last.rosiing A masterfulour linty Sewell. For Sewell it was old stuff, that don't sell, 810.00 if they do sell. FOR SALE,- Pears-1ór canning- hit pitching job by Harry Bre- NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (UP/- his fifth win over the Cubs this Anybody can sell ... anybody tames C. Williams, cheen. which gave them a 4 to 0 GENERAL MERCHANDISE was can Broad St. A20 year. Both Pirate runs off Doyle buy.-Main Street Car Exchange Services Offered Confident that they are the best win over Cincinnati yesterday, FOR Lade were set up by errors. the and Auction Co., Hopkinsville, SALE-Baby buggy, bassinet, team in the league under pressure, left them only two games behind In the Pirates-Cards Feed : Seed Fertilizer Ky. scales and sterilizer. $15.00. Phone COMMUNITY DECORATING CO., the St. Louis Cards today moved the pacemaking Braves and only' clash un- 501-J. der the 'lights in 176 A20c painting inside and outside. Com- into a crucial series with the Pir- one behind the Dodgers. St. Louis to- night, it will be lefty Ted Wilks flay FOR SALE-Living room couch and plete decorating service. Contract ates with their pennant chances The wily Brecheen had all his FOR SALE-Store and living quar- pitching for the Cards and pro- Washingette Service In Basement one table, breakfast room table and 5 or hour. Call 888-R-4. Free esti- better than at any time this sea- famed southpaw skill as he stop- ters. New stock of groceries. With bably another southpaw, Fritz vhen chairs. Phone 326-R, 112 North mates. son. ped the Reds cold. And an even one acre of land. Vacant lot suit- Ostermueller, for Pittsburg. New Concord 9, 14th. A20c All along the veteran Redbirds older Card. outfielder Terry Moore. able for any business. Priced to FLOOR POLISHING - Will clean, had have been counting on their ex- led the St. Louis attack by driving Another big series opens today I FOR SALE-Two slightly used bot- sell. For information see G. R. wax and polish your floors and and- it perience and poise to carry them in three runs with a bases-empty when the pacemaking Boston tle gas ranges. Just the thing for West at Tr -City.' A20p furnish materials - Pat Darnell, Ma- Into first place ahead of younger homer and a bases-loaded single. Braves, their former eight-game • ague the lake cottage or small home, in- phone 140-R. • A20p lead now trimmed to one FOR SALE-I940 Chrysler Winsor, teams like the Braves and the It was the sixth straight win for- game, stalled for $1130.00 and $125.00. You visit the 'Dodgers in an afternoon custom built. A-I shape, radio and DESTROY TERMITES - Free in- Dodgers. Brecheen, and the loss was charg- nein can't beat this-The Murray Gas game in Brooklyn. The Braves' heater. Priced to sell. See or call spection. All work guaranteed. Now, with five victories in the ed to lefty Ken Raffensberger who re- 1212 Main St. Telephone game against the Giants yesterday ,Frank Hargis at Red and White Reasonable prices. References fur- last seven games under their belts, twice previously this year held then 1073. A20c was rained out while the Dodgers, Service Station. lp nished-Frank McKinney. P. 0. seas- along with the Phils, were not Box 471, Mayfield, Ky. A20p y he FOR SALE-1 Allen two-burner scheduled. total COMMISSIONER'S fuel oil heater, 1 Duo-Therm heat- CROSSWORD PUZZLE "SW" SW ri""3" PUSS" Second place in the American ition er, 1 New Perfection four burner league was in the balance today runs. FINAL EAST-WEST ACII05111 29-To help kerosene cook stove with oven, 1 31-Pair as the present tenants, the Ath- in SALE coal or wood range-Clifford Me- 1--Gaps 32-Put out of horns letics; went up against the Yankees Calloway Circuit Court 7-To stuff 36-Underhand lugin, Phone 548-R. A2.3e. CONFERENCE TO 13-Pert. to Alps 40-To endure in a night game while the third- ason Wells Overbey, Administrator of 14-Doctor 41-Bone place Boston Red Sox faced the hit- 15-Girl 43-First man the Estate of Noma Mofflt, 16--Il4stak es 44-To play a role Senators in a twin bill. Long- 17-High Plaintiff Notices BE HELD SOON Card 45-Concluded The 111-City in Germany 47-800ner than A's took over the runner .VS• • 30-Island off SS-Ethiopian coin up slot yesterday by routing the hree 20 (UP)-The Greece 50-Part of Cor.greas A. B. Moffitt, Lester Moffitt, Thom- ROWLAND Refrigeration Sales and BERLIN, Aug. Red Sox. 10 to 3, in s. St-Kind of food 52-Everlasting Boston. The as Frank Moffitt. Juanita Mof- Service. Supplies. Phone 993-J. final conference between the three 23-To dine I poet I score was tied 2-2 in the seventh in In fitt. Mary Novelene Moffitt, T. C. 24-Joint 63-To seesaw Hazel Highway, one block south Western envoys and Soviet Foreign 25-13klilf ul 54-Reposer 411; when the Philadelphians smashed Anglen, Peoples Savings Bank. 27-To push down 55-Hastens Joe Dobson iy of It • of Sycamore Street. Minister V. M. Molotov probably for four runs and then Defendants DOWN got four more in the eighth with first will be held today or tomorrow, the 5 W 5 6 IMPORTANT TO KELVINATOR - 6 9 Ab ” ,2 the MU- 1-Winged fruit help of five walks.' Have Your A. B. Moffitt and Wife, Juanita OWNERS-If you live in Calloway Soviet licensed ADN news agency 2-Peaceful The peed /3 Yankees' went on a six-run Moffitt, Lester Moffitt and Wife. Cilunty-If you have purchased said today in a Moscow dispatch. 3-Early nder 4-Spanish hero rampage in the fourth inning ti Florence C. Anglen any Kelvinator appliance, range, said diplomatic ob- {-Arrow poison FURNACES, STOKERS and Moffitt. T. The dispatch Vf /6 rip the Washington Senators, 8 ICU& • refrigerator, water heater - from believed an oar and Wells Oyerbey. Administrator seevers. in Moscu,w II-Tc. realize to 1, for the sweep of their three iway I - author- later 9 7-Covered with of the Estate of Noma Moffitt, any source other than your agreement will be reached game series. The big rally was OIL BURNERS foreign cloth Plaintiff ized dealer, Riley Furniture Co., this week for a four-power 5--8es bird started by Joe that 21 221, 21 f/ 2.o Dimaggio who flew VS: your guarantee is not in effect. If ministers conference on the German 9-Hearing organ Serviced and Cleaned "ugh , 10-Girl's Lame back from Babe Ruth's funeral in Thomas Frank Moffitt and Wife, you wish to have these appliances question. 29 -Reject, it 24, 27 II New York just in time to whack Moffitt, guaranteed, at no cost to you, con- said the Western pow- 12-Wipes out Mary Noyelene The agency . It-Gloomy a single. Ready for the coming heating season another 2.7 ' 'Cie, Defendants tact Riley Furniture and Appliance ers probably will seek 22-Part of calendar The ofher American league teams Co., at once-Phone 587. conference with Generalissimo Jo- 24-Swedish coin 32 33 34 35 ,..- 3. 3" 58 35 26-Small bird were not scheduled. NOTICE OF SALE sef Stalin before final arrange- 28-Matter from son, YESTERDAY'S WE SPECI4LIZIk m COUNTRY 30-Last STAR South- and or- ments are completed. ,k 42 ge 32-Long tapering paw }Ivry By virtue of a judgment HAM, steaks, chops and plate Brecheen of the Cards In Berlin meanwhile the city A beetle a• r f sale of the Calloway Circuit -To annul Who Witt out- he Reds with a lunches. All kinds of sandwiches severe finan- 4,i .is m. pV7 23 (''art, rendered at the April term council found itself in 24-Pineapple fibers four-hitter for his sixts straight Rudy's Restaurrt straits because of the East- 3$-Performed thereof, 1948, in the above cause cial mg 27-To form impres- win and his fifth Whitewash' job of H.E. Jenkins for the purpose of payment of Shipment of SPEED QUEEN Wash- West cold war. The council declar- sions of the year. " was prepared to introduce its 52 SI MI-Sprinted debts and interest, and costs here- ing Machines wil larrive around ed it U-Arabian leaders PLUMBING and HEATING ob- • 42-Conquers • * in expended. I shall proceed to August 30. If you are waiting for own Berlin mark if it couldn't Iii Lincoln county, 14 4-F1 .and Western Sc 45-flea eagis offer for sale at the court house a Speed Queen see me soon. Mur- tain either Eastern or 46-Prol0uad Utopia club. Members are feeding 203 South Fifth Street Phone 498-J marks or both for city business. ...d...... 0-Knack 54 calves door in Murray, Kentucky, to the ray Appliance Co., at Self Wash- .4.•• pro LI•14.1 WINS,. II. ft-Horn for the state cattle show highest bidder at public auction, on ingette Service. A2le The council has had difficulties in November. Monday, the 23rd day of August. Meeting payrolls and other obliga- 11...M•••••. ,•••• •••• all 1948. at 1 o'clock or thereabout tions since the Russians froze Businesslike Young Lady • The Wes- NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller lsame being county court day), Lost and Found Eastern mark accounts. bring upon a credit of six months, the tern powers have hesitated to of Western marks following described property, being LOST-A 14x18 heavy duck water- in large amounts I NEED A PAIR OF and lying in Calloway County, Ken- proof truck tarpaulin. between for fear they would be funneled WHO NEEDS tucky, towit: Ross Feed C,), and college farm. into the Soviet zone. WATER WINGS TO WATER WINGS ? Beginning at southeast corner between 2.30 and 3:00 pm. Satur- Meanwhile. Col. Frank -Howley. KEEP MY HEAD UP running to a rock at the west cor- day. August 14. Finder please re- American commander in Berlin, la- coal, WHEN I SWIM ner; thence parallel to creek and turn to College Farm or call beled a Russian offer to supply up said creek back to the begin- 6924-3, and receive reward. A2lp to the Western sectors of Berlin as ning in the southeast corner of sec- just another propaganda move sim- tion 31, township 2, range 3 east. ilar to the Soviet offer of food. containing 10 acres. Being the same Wanted Howley said Marshal Vassily D. the WATER Ilind conveyed to Noma Moffitt by Sokolovsky's announcement that of Lucille and Dillon Thornton by WANTED- Mature. capable wo- Russians had released 00.000 tons WINGS Western deed dated the 11th day of July, man to care for wife and new coal for the Soviet and 1945, and of record in the office of baby. including housework-Hen- sectors insincere. $ 2 the clerk of the Calloway' County ry Hargis. Phone 1169-J, A23p Howley said the Russian sector Court in Deed Book 80, page 107. alone required 57,100 tons of 'coal, For the purchase price the pur- leaving only 2.900 tons for the rest tj chaser must execute bond with ap- For Rent of Berlin. The total needs to heat proved securities:- bearing legal in- the. rest of Berlin, Howley said. terest from the day of sale until FOR RENT-House-5 rooms down- were 96.400 tons. paid, and having the forc'e and ef- stairs, 2 upstairs, hot water. South fect of a judgment. Bidders will be 10th St. See Fred Hargis or. call The first evidence of white men built on • • prepared td comply promptly with 634-M. A23p in Oregon is a salt cairn ABBIE an' SLATS The Preoccupation By Raeburn Van Burma these terms.-George S. thirst Mas- the northern Oregon coast druing ter Commissioner. BEAR THR CLASIMPOIRMI the winter of 1805 and 1806. a- BACK EARLY, DR. REDGRAVE-- .;,,'PATIENT CHARLIE DOBBS-- AND ALONE ?- CHUCKLE SPENT A RESTFUL DAY- NO LOVERS'QUARREL, EN PAIN-FELL ASLEEP AT EIGHT- AUTOMOBILE OWNERS FORT Y-- ° ATTENTION a WITH - - - I. Greater accident and claim frequency 2. Grnater claim cost 3. Increasing use of cars unsafe cars on the road 4. More old Co,. 1.11, U,..01 ------S •••. 5. Reckless driving n_es U S Pe* 0. retenfteri 6. Lack of road repair and construction 7. Increased cost in medical and surgical care 8. Court verdicts showing a sharp upward trend in claims LPL ABNER Waltz Me Around Again, Willie By Al Capp 9. Increased cost of labor and material required in fixing damaged vehicles 10. New designs in fenders, which includes headlights, tail-lights, and AN (AIN'T REMEMBER THEM YO'IS IN MAH RESIDENCE- IT ALL HAPPENED SIE a large part of the body, together with fancy grill work and SIX LESSONS rUM ADAM NAMELY, THIS (Kor.r.9 DANK, YAWS AGO_. _" YO' HAPPY? elimination of running boards all make for higher repair bills LAZONGAPP-AH CAW TIr OFT ARY CAVE'7- DON'T LIVE.D THROUGH IT YASSUH, WORRY 'BOUT THEM 5IX AliVIN, UNDER MAH OLE you afford not to have your car adequately protected with in- GUL•P•rl'? LESSONS FUM APAM ATOMIC JUMP! MAN MOSE. surance? For the best in Fire, Theft, Comprehensive, Collision, WHAR LAZOPJGA- FO'GIT IT, GO HOME AH IS CAN IS AH ? pls• HAPPY"' HAPPY--). liability, Medical Payments, and any other types of Automobile Insur- -AN:IM ance see THE MURRAY INSURANCE AGENCY. THE MURRAY INSURANCE AGEN Y has old line Stock Com- panies operating in all states of the U with claim service in every city of any size in the United States. T a a stinct advantage for those who are unfortunate enough to have accident in some state other than your own. THE MURRAY INSURANCE AGENCY Office Over Dale & Stubblefield Drug Store Phone 601

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PAGE FOUR 'THE LEDGER at TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY ----- FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1948 • 7 5— 'Oldest Pilot in World'Says Women Better . "l*ar Club News Than!Men When It Comes To Flying Planes Activities Locals By HARMAN W. NICHOLS 8 controls of a jet plane and' blitz Correspondent! through the air at 600 or so -miles United Press Staff , v WAStlINGTON. Aug. 20 UP)__. 1 an hour. /s Page Weddings Ladies, I met a champion of yours "They won't let me, though," he omen 'em and said. "The army owns JO WILLIAMS, Editor — PHONE 374-M today. You'd love him for his manly courage. . civilians can't fly 'em." •••••-m- other regret is wife He had the temerity to suggest, His that his won't go up with him. hand at that you gals are a better "She doesn't think I've had. Ul Personal Paragraphs steering a piece of machinery than enough experience," he said, NEW LAWS OF CONTRACT BRIDGE the men. Particularly, ,guiding B. RII. II tint I /RSA Miss Kathleen Patterson has re- Mrs. Herbert Rose. Patsy and those flying machines. Reprinted from September Good Housekeeping Foor Bros. of Daviess county turned from- Dickson. Tenn., where Barry. of Lexington, have been the Your hero is James W. Montee have bought a hay crusher, to pro- Effective October 1. 1948)' she was the guest of her aunt. Mrs. guests of Mrs Rose's aunt. Mrs. Al- of. Los Angeles, who claims to be green hay with high vitamin Ruth Haney. ton Barnsta and Mr. Bartlett. ___and doubtless is--the oldest li- duce a THE PENALTY CARD - t exposed to a defender. -11"11111111.1 , • • for their dairy herd. censed pilot in the woeld. This content The new lawr make 'it clear that A Player has a right to see his Mr. and Mrs. Fred • Rade). of The condition of Miss Ruth Bill- bald old-timer with a fringe of gray declarer is never subject to pen- partner's card only When they are Springfield. Tenn.. are visiting ington. who was injured in an auto fuzz around the rim is 85, shovin' alty for exposing a card The com- their daughter. Mrs. Paul Lam- accident last Saturday. is legally led and pliYed. If a card leported Distributed by United Feature Syndicate, Ins, 86. - monsense purpose of all the laws as exposed in any other manner. It berth. and Mr. Lamberth, 211 North to be improved. She suffered a "Women make better pilots than comperisate foe an injury The CHAPTER NINETEEN other two slid into TIME is liable to become a penalty card is to Fifth street brain concussion, scalp lacerations the front seat men." Old Jim allowed. "because ,aS 3 cannot injaire anyone by • • S IF to gain and with a gently powerful purr Then it must be left face up on the declarer in addition to a number of bruises. face with his they follow the rules better." 4/ *wea siert,/ • • the engine started_ expoaing a card: it gives informs- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferrara will A superior, Herman Balch • 6_fr.v, table, and the first time a legal op- Lotus felt nerseif grow tense. And Mr_ Montee has another pat his ,.,ppor.erits. There- in Morrill: City, portunity arisea. It must be led or non only to spend the weekend John Robert Lamb. was admit- nodded vigorously and all but What were they going to do-crasn on the back for you girls: He says . VARSITY THEATRE played _ Of course, this is subject to fore, why penalize him" ted to the Murray Hospital the first saluted. Paul looked worried. through the erased warehouse door you're also better behind the wheel into (1. Hr. 34 Min.) the player's duty to follow suit. He The New Law for as, established of the week. following an accident Now Lotus Knew now an animal the street. of a car. He cited the Los Angeles "Hazard." A Paul inched the big car forward does not play a penalty card when revoke retains the penalty of two Mr and Mrs. H. S. Hettinghuuse. while working with a construction felt when the trap snapped shut. safety records -to prove it. Feature Starts: III-3:21-5:21-7:21- For a orief second all in loss gear When it was only two - tricks, but never more. If ,a player this city, had as their guests this crew ou.the new sewer system just rational :Jim dropped into Washington, by 9:21. it woulcrbe a revoke. thought was driven from tier orain feet from the door it apparently revoker more than once - in the Week • Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hetting- East of the NC & St. L. railroad. Har- : The New Laws provide no pen- and she knew only that sne wanted passed through an electnc eye for air, of course, to see his son. sometimes hap' house of Ferndale. Mah. Mr. Het- He fell from a platform striking an CAPITOL THEATRE alty for exposing one small card i same suit. which to escape from the apartment ana the enormous wooden door slipped. old, who is vice president of Sea- 0 stuck to- tinghotise is on vacation from his iron rod, passing through his right upward during the auction It Is simply re- pens when two cards get run and run until site was oevond to the ceiling ano they boarda& Western Airlines. 'Range Renegades." 453 Min.) , slipped through to the street a gether, he pays the penalty' . for railway work in Detroit. side. Bedside reports are that he the evil grasping hands and minds When Feature Starts: 1:22-2:42-4:02-5:22- stored to the player's hand But • • Lotus turned to look The old man didn't begin to learn only the first revoke. The penalty is improving. of these three But when the rim behind them, Pot jack or higher card, or more than • • the door was already sliding into to fly until he was 80 and wasn't 5:42-8:02-9:22. only Mrs. Hal Thurman, North Tenth surge of panic had subsided she leas one card, must be left on the table, tricks may be collected from place once more. granted a private license until 1927. street. is a rnedical patient at the Mr. Lei) D. Miller. of Murray pretended to be resigned and sat day tricks won after the revoke in- Charles A. and the holder's partner is barred down. That was the year one 1 cluding therevoke trick). Obvious- Murray Hospital. Route 1, an aged citizen and the AUL drove with determination U. from further bidding.' If the play- • • "If that's the way you're going Lindbergh solved the mysteries of • father of Mrs. ha Douglas, this city, P and unwavering concentration_ ren er becomes a' defender, the cards ly, if the revoking side doesn't win to be, I guess I'll have to stay " the skies over the Atlantic. They STOP TE MITE DAMAGE Mrs. Will D. Hamrick. of Paris, underwent an operation at the The tall German smiled approv- Since It was late there was little ope remain on the table as penalty any tricks after revoking, no dam- called Lind-y the "Lone Eagle." Ky., has been visiting in the home Murray Hospital Monday ar.d is re- ingly. "That is the sensible attitude traffic except in the downtown Flying ants may be termites - age has been done and there should called me cards. -* to take, but in case you °name section where he maneuvered the "Iri those days they possibly in your home. A FREE exe na penalty, of her daughter. Mrs. Gilliard Ross. ported to be steadily improving, During the play. and defender's be your mind, just remember that we car with a sure dexterity Lotus 'Crazy Flyin' Machine, Montee'," TERMINIX INSPECTION will and family. • leas asTia. be .continued' have methods of enforcing JUI had often wondered of what use he old Jim said with a chuckle. - give-you accurate information on card dropped on. the table, or shown Miss Virginia Frances Crawford, chi wishes." He patted the side of his was in the scheme of things Now fool chances the extent of termite damage in to his partner. or led out of turn He did take a few Jot Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Riley are daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas jacket and for the first time she she knew. your property. Don't delay, call is a penalty card . But declarer can L1 in the old days with those floppy- I now making their home in Detroit. Crawford this city is attending a noticed the vague form of a holster There were idlers along the side- today! enfi back in. his Lassiter Neighbors • winged old aiennies, abut who put an exposed card , Mich. Mr. Riley is an employee of reunion of the Red Cross unit in beneath his arm. walks even at this hour She won- holi dered what would didn't and I never had me a crack Phone 262 hand and play anything he pleases Plant. New York City. After that events happened nappen ii site has Hold First Annual the Chrysler were THE REVOKE 1 • • • swiftly to scream for help but ae- MURRAY LUMBER CO. iste cided that even if someone were to 3.083 hours A player revokes when he fails to , Picnic At Lake In response to the officer's All told, he has soloed Aarhoeireii Itereeasecenes 04 foul • Mrs. Joe Houston. of Staunton. Mr and Mrs W. J Garland and near ner she would be shot oetore .1 abrupt orders Issued in a narsh and 11 minutes and drew a dog- Ohio V.1.1., TIIMIWILia Cap. follow suit although able to. If he Va. is visiting for several days in children attended church at Mt. they could reach the car In spite The neighbors of the Mr. A B. voice used to commanding and eared, leather-bound lug book from discovers his error in time, he may I 'Murray and Mayfield. She form- Hebrim Sunday and were Sunday being obeyed. Paul ana Barn of his charming manners the Ger- • Ricl LJssIter neighborhood enjoyed a man his pocket to prove it. correct it: but after either player erly aided in Murray. dinner guests of Mrs. Garland's packed and strapped the. luggage meant ousiness She was very As Aelvoletis4•11 ho"no NO" 'fig conscious of nis oresence He still flies-solo-a couple of of the offending side leads or plays picnic at the lake last Sunday, Aug- • parents, Mr and Mrs. Cal .Smith. They inspected the gag and bind- there ings or their captive in the next beside her and he as it to remind hours a week to keep his hand in to the next trick, the revoke is ust 13. The following were pres- Mrs Edgar Overbey, this city. Others present were F. H. Guier, in room Lotus noted with dismay ner of his nearness ocean to hum and generally uses a borrowed "established'', and the trick stands has been admitted to the' Murray Miss Artie Guier and' Mr. and Mrs. a little song softly in ent!' • that the red-hairea ooy seemed CO under rus Stinson-Voyager. He has no fear as played. Brewers. breath It was Branms day Mr ard Mrs T. P. ?grown Mr. Hospital for treatment. Q Guier of near be unconscious. If only ne were "Lullaby." • • As of the new-tangled planes on the The New Law permits a player • • aware of what was going on she they swished through the out- bat and Mrs. Bob Hunter and son Rex. skirts of New Orleans the market and keeps up with all avia- to correct his revoke without pen- Mrs Baxter Bilbeey has returned Master Fred Meredith Garland could say something for nis oene- bell of a SEE to I Mr and Mrs Vernon Roberts. Mr. distant cathedral chimed the hour tion developments. alty if he discovers it in time. His from a two weeks visit in the west. Spent Monday night with his cousin. fit that later would reach Law. and Mrs. Herman Barber. Mr and rence. But he gave no sign of hear- Twelve o'clock It seemed like a "If the controls are marked," he opponents no longer have the right She visited friends and relatives Rayburn Garland. dozen flours since she had set out Urban G. Starks and 'Mrs Cartas Maya and son Keith, • • ing anything. said. "I can make 'em go." to make him play has highest or in Colorado Springs. Colorado. from the Cafe Duval. yet it had earl Mr and ?stirs: A. B Lassiter. Mr. Doors and windows were locked He once acted as co-pilot on a lowest correct card. Their only •' Mr Oakley Doores. of the North and re-examined: been only one FOR for and Mrs O. S Wall. Mr and Mrs. then the two four-engmed C-54. In all, the lit- privilege is to change any plays Mr Carey Tarry, who was ad- side, has been admitted to the Mur- subordinates stood side by side De- Balch stirred uneasily in the seat the; J D Wall and son Dan. Mr Bobby oeside Paul, 'lo much time tle old fellow who's only 5 feet Slab Type Front Doors they made after the revoke. , mitted to the Murray Hospital the ray Hospital for treatment fore the officer. wasted f in Joe Houston and Mr. Will D. "All ith ready thir" already he grumbled When they tiva inches high and weighs but 130, Outside Glass Doors However, when a defender cor- first of the week, after suffering • • Paul an- the Thornton. A picnic dinner was en- nounced as officially as was possi- were forced to wait at a crossing has flown 36 types of planes. Flush Type Inside Doors reels a revoke the card played in joyed by from. a stroke at his West Main Mrs Geo Darnell and son, Jerry. until a A all ble. The statement was robbed of passenger train roared oast He thinks old folks would live 2-Panel Doors error. which has been illegally ex- street i'some, is reported have returned to their home in them into the night ne swore pro- Cot 'Those of the neighborhood not remaining Its impressiveness by his lisp how- longer if they had the good sense 1-Panel Doors posed to his partner, must be left quite ill. He vAiis' apparently in Toledo. Ohio. after spending Joey- ever and the fact that he followea fusely and in the light from the Fin able to attend were Mrs WIldy engine Lo t us 'saw to take up flying. Best Grade Steel Sash ( 1 on the table as a penalty card. Of good physical condition up to this eral days with her mother, Igrs. It with, "What about Mith Kirk- perspiration , day Cope Mr and Mrs. Jae Hal Thorn- man?" beading his forehead. ."An hour in the air does me more High Grade Paints and all course this is true (if any card that's time and4the suddenestrake was a Florence Hill and other relativei in bro ton. Mr and Mrs Early Stubble- The tall one's eyes were mocking. The bright cheerful lights of good than all of 'the vitamin B types Enamels and Varnish shock to Ole family, and friends Calloway. the club car were tior field and Mr anti WS, Toy. Gam- "You are much concerned over reflected on all pills I could swallow in a whole Builders Hardware ar land- Miss Kirkman, their faces. Por a brief instant Lo- son _rod family. are you not?" year," he said, taking a vitamin pill ing Felts, and Glans 4 • Paul tus saw men and women calmly tigi The event is- planned as an as - shrugged uneasily. afraid to out of his pocket. commit himself. reading magazines or sipping a bell nual picnic and one hundred per Revolutionary "Keedoozle" Opened to Mr. Montee, who is entitled to a "Well, it is not difficult to un- final nightcap unaware drama of cant attendance is expected nee' derstand why." the other contin- the most sordid portent was wait- prejudice if anyone is, believes BUY WHERE YOUR DOL- year. of Living ing at the crossing. The train's Help Reduce High Cost ued. "She is quite attractive. and that aviation is here to stay. He LAR BI'YS THE MOST • • • for that reason she is coming with whistle was plaintive and mourn- does contend, though, that the CAA MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug 20 ,UP' shopper, the -key." Hence, key ful. reminding Lotus of Ending Tonight her own and other agencies should tighten up U.S our stassenca -Clarence Saunders, the man who The other two unpleasant situation. PAULETTE GODDARD TWO does it all" comes out 'Keedouzle" exchanged anx- on regulations and not let anybody wet the buinina made and lost two grocery for-11 ious glances and Paul made a move When they started again. Paul Phone 1142 The shopPer receives a key upon increased his speed and they tore leave the good earth unless he has MACDONALD CAREY tames. sleeks a comeback today, as if to protest. The tall one si- Corner 12th and Poplar entering The buyer inserts the key lenced him in advance with s along the highway past thinning • two-way radio aboard. the with his "Keedoozle-. the mechani- little in promises' in slots below groceries wanted frown. communities of shabby board His ambition now is to sit at the Sc, DADE PARK cal grocery store which houses. , and, when the shopping is corn- "She knows too much for us to Bar "HAZARD" to cut the cost of living leave her here. We shall decide For a long time a pair of head- "...=••••11 'Mete the key is turned over to Thi RACES The new and improved Keedoozle, that to do with her later. Come. lights followed them and Paul went the clerk at the checking point. even faster until the pinpricks of has been 13 years in the making let us be going!" SATURDAY Aug. 7 to Sept. 6 The key goes through a translator, As If in answer. Herman Balch light faded into nothingness. Then and The 67-year old white-haired MELUGIN OUTBOARD and out comes the totaled bill stepped back • pace, clicked his quite suddenly, without seeming to pr•• ONE DAY ONLY Saunders started the Piggly-Wiggly slacken his speed, he turned into 7 Races Daily, 8 On ad the groceries from a chute. aeels together and raised a hand du: food chain with a single store but rigidly. "Heil a pitted country byway. JOHNSON SEA HORSE The secret of the cost-of-living Hitler!" he said. Saturdays and Labor Day lost it all in a stock raid in 1923. For a long moment the officer In the dark atmosphere of the saving. Saunders explained is in car the silence was tense, broken the Then he came back with another eyed him with an expression of Ill- SALES — SERVICE — PARTS a small mark-up over manufac- concealed contempt, then he now and then by the officer's per- 1 S chain known as the -Clarence nod- POST TIME FIRST RACE turers prices and a large volume ded at Paul. "Lead the way," he sistent humming. Outside, live oak nil' Saunders, sole owner of my trees stretched SERVICE ON ALL MAKES name" of sales. Saunders sayi his aver- said. their twisted arms We 2 p.m. Central Stand. Time stores, skyward in the night. Paul only to' go broke and Into spun and age price will be 15 per cent below the wheel again and Used Motors At Bargain Prices bankruptcy in 1931 rOR the merest second Lotus for several that of any other store. minutes they crawled along • nar- ute Track located on U. S. High- He started on the -Keedozle" in a hesitated. Motors for Rent 201 His markups will run from 1-2 By this time surely, row lane where the car was forced So. 7th Phone 397 way 1937 After several false starts it's Lawrence 41, between Evansville, cent on such things as soap, baby and Ma men would knoor that almost to a stop by the deep ruts been perfected so that a and Ind., and Henderson, Ky. shopping food and milk, to a maximum of something had gone a-rong No overhanging Drenches that toUr May now be slapped viciously at its body. conducted en- three cents on luxury goods doubt the red-haired ore, was em- tirely through electrical and me- ployed by them to maw:et the Suddenly the horizon cleared "It costs us no more to handle and they came to a lurching halt Dade Park Jockey chanical means. apartment and when he didn't re- stuff worth a dollar than it does turn within a certain time beside a small shack on the waters The "Keedoozle" title is a con- they to handle an item worth a nickel," must have guessed Ma martortune. edge. 4 • Club traction from the It was high tide and the camera-like Saunders said "So why charge Hers. too. She decided to accept sand COME IN AND SEE HOW Incorporated t glistened where the receding waves mechanical gadget used by the her fate docilely and wait for fu- Th more' We'll make a profit-and left • white line of ture events to arrange themselves. froth As the tod the master key will keep a run- ill-assorted four walked across a But Paul didn't cross to the las ning total of our profits so we can front door. plank to the door of the shack HIGH WE SELL MEAT bef HEART of tell exactly where we staid at Motioning quickly with a crooked hundreds of iddier crabs scuttled CALLOWAY for the MONUMENT WORKS any hour of the day" tnger he led them through the twisted roots of thickened pal mangroves. kitchenette to a door leading onto Saunders said "Individual pro- The shack IT HURTS US THE SAME AS IT DOES VIRGINIA a long ugly ball. The back doors was a one-room affair pre fit will be small, but our gross raised of the other apartments lined the above the tide level on heavy OUR CUSTOMERS tOBEET RAW Vester Orr, Owner oiling The German yes business should run it up high." sides v.lth their respective garbage lit a stub of MARTIN candle and do% LOWERY DARIO "Keedoozle has been a thirteen erns placed at even distances. holding It up to Lotus If you buy less, so will we, but we will not cut face, peered mockingly into her PAM KW' 2 BLOCKS year job of conflict with The passageway was almost a the WEST OF COLLEGE ON ideas," eyes. the quality. One good Roast or Steak a week is block long and at either end a Ba: Sanders said -Out of the' whole "Welcome. Miss Kirkman. saurs led to the street below But This worth more than one a day that is not good. sou HIGHWAY 94 emerges Keedoozle in its per- fishing snack is not as t'aul crossed the corridor and spacious as ' I was in er fected state. v:3ened a door Prom the narrow my hunting lodge the Black • Pores:, "filch American Phone 85 -It's true purpose is to have .r.perture a steep staIrs descended flyers de- strAFIld but It has served its pur- tb prices that will cut down the price into one of the numerous ware- 48 oz. Pink Grapefruit Juice, 2 for 38c Doll VW? cas of food prodatlia. aousee in the block A long black Log Cabin Syrup :edan occupied most of 28c off "Let other stores squirm. It is the space art°, them fro be continued) Monarch Pickle Joys 43c tak snore important that the housewife The officer motioned for Lotus (TP14 eiviaracters in this serial are smile and that she have a con- to get in the back with 111M, the Actitious) Lynn Grove Best Flour, 25 lbs. $1.69 tented husband with enough hu Snowdrift, 3 lbs. $1.15; 6 lbs. $2.29 He FRIDAY change left after groceries to take Maxwell House 'the her to a movie or to some other Coffee, 1 lb. 51c act SUNDAY and Saturday place for time off from house- Quatt Vinegar 9c COOL 0-i COMFORTABLE minus the gold stripes and, just and belt are made of matching hi, and MONDAY ^ hold duties." $18- will probably be bought by fabric. Pineapple Chunks, No. 2 1-2 can 43c spc another hal million Americans. There'll be sables and diamonds Van Camp Pork and Beans, 3 for 43c est WO Cs 14011011aikat moults Mr' however, woo Y GENE •.-11winiewesjois ire tovi Taffeta Dress The dress is, just an and fabulous lace on the same Pint Fruit Jars, case 67c ordinary best seller of the season runway with that dress aiNe KELLY To Hold Spotlight for its manufacturer, according to Quart Fruit Jars, case 79c sai a spokesman for the Flenry Rosen- 25-lb. bag‘FullAsf-PeP Laying Mash $1.63 for field farm. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS. no 111114lb ; at New York Show "It's the type dress if a girl has PICNIC SUPPLIES—We have them all. Cheese, ed. , NEW YORK, Aug 20 (DPJ__ 48 different wii in a date she can wear it to business flavors. • A $25 taffeta, dress will hold the all day," the firm explained. car "RANGE tarring spotlight In a $4,000,000 "Whenever she wears it, she's al- FULL LINE OF FROZEN FOODS 1 fer RENEGADES" fashion display,. next week. ways well dressed" • • Strfped in gold for New York's The secret of that, according 'a Sc . golden jubilee, it will pr march 50 Rosenfield is "classic style and Come in and see us. We appreciate our regular strong down a spiral runway as dressy fabric." '- customers and welcome others. we t. part of the aala 50th anniversary The gold striped fabric is certain- lar tribute to the city's greatest Indus- ly dressy. Almost equally so is the tryaLashion rusty black, brown or navy taffeta Mr_ and Mrs. Johnny Hughes, WILL PAY 48c dozen for FRESH EGGS tic . It- was selected as the jubilee of the less expensive version. Ashton. W Va , a 7 lb. girl. Sandra int SUNDAY show's "dress of the year" by a And the style is - simple. Its Kaye, July 28. Mrs. Hughes was in committee of retailers and fashion front-buttoned bodice has a round- the former Miss Mary Sue Garland and experts. shawl collar and modest V neck- of Kirksey. Tolley's in. Mr. and Mrs. Watson H. Roberts Food phi , It's expected to grace Market .TECHEbtitOR I 111111711TT the backs line. A flanged shoulder extension M-8-M's MONDAY ofThalf a million American women. substitutes for sleeves. The skirt a girl; Sharon LA weighing 6 lbs on And an almost identical dress-1- is wide and bias cut. The btittons 15 oz., August 14.

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