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or metal d to be a Integrated the Smith- e, Mass. AND JURY RETURNS 18 INDICTMENTS 0lir • Stephen Weatherford Miss Elkins Will Reapportionment In State Not Is Named To Group Tigers Meet Attend Baylor Compliments Upkeep Of County D 0. OMAHA, Neb. Sept. 13 — Ste- Medical School To Be Pushed; Court Must Act phen Allen Weatherford, Route Morganfield Owned Property, Court House t, Almo, has been named to jun- • ior membership in the American Martha Diane Elkins, daughter NTS VARELLA Bert T. Combs probably would • By JOSEPH Shorthorn Association, nation- of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Elk- The September Grand Jury, with the county home for indigent not even call a special session on Friday Night wide registry for Shorthorn and ins. 712 Elm R. L. Langston as foreman, made people saying it is being kept well Sand FRANKFORT, Ky. tliPti — Ken- reapportionment prior to the gu- Street in Murray, Polled Shorthorn beef cattle. Wea- Kentucky, has been its report this morning to Judge considering the age of the build- lucky's legislative districts will. bernatorial primary next May. appointed as )S therford's acceptance was announ- a member of the first year Earl Oosborne, Calloway Circuit ings. Some painting is desirable not be reapportioned unless the Mayor 0. William 0. Cowger of class ced here, at national headquart- The Murray High in medicine at Baylor Judge. and some bedding needs to he courts provide the impetus, ac- Louisville, however, was confident Tigers will University ers, by C. D. "Pete" Swaffar, be seeking their third win of College of Medicine, Houston. The Grand Jury reported that replaced, the jury said. cording to the chairman of the that the court would make a the executive secretary. year tomorrow night when they Miss Elkins, a 1062 graduate of 18 indictments were returned to Governor's Commission on Reap- strong statement. The Grand Jury commented al- Vocalist Weatherford's membership pro- play Morgantield at Vurray State College the court. Nine of the indictments portionment. Malloney agreed with other corn- Morganfield. with a B. A. vides him with member-breeder .,"Pictures of the degree, was were released for publication son on 'an alleged practice here Other commission members ap- mission members that the, corn- game last week selected from ap- registration privileges for pure: showed many glaring weaknesses proximately 1,000 applicants. The while the other .nine are yet to in-- the county with the report as peered in agreement with Rep. mission should not wait until the 0 p• .m. bred Shorthorns and Polled Short- in the Murray offense de- first year class at Baylor be served. It. P. -Maloney, D-Fayette.._ rt acts before trying to come and has 85 14114Was \WA:, • horns and signifies him as a co- fense that will have to be improv- mertibers from 21 states and 43 Those released are as follows: "Everything is dependent on the up with an acceptable plan. In a operative participant in nation- ed before we can meet_ such univeisities. Commonwealth vs Willie Odell "Pursuant to the specific direc- federal courts," Moloney said at a fact, the commission indicated teams wide promotion of the breed. as Mayfield and Fulton Reed, Petit Larceny. tion of the Circuit Judge. we have commission meeting Wednesday. that efforts toward a plan would "Coach Ty Shorthorns a r e universally Holland said today: The graduate of. Murray State Commonwealth vs William Bill discussed and made some investi- "Unless they come up with a be more concentrated than be- known as "the great improver," The squad will s leave after will' participate in an extensive Conners. Armed Robbery, no bond gation into the practice of some strong statement the legislature fore during the weeks ahead. seeing extensive use as straight- school tomorrow' at 3:20 for four year course in basic and allowed. insurance agents in filing false won't act." It passed a motion setting up a Mor- Miss Dianne Elkins breds and crossbreds where com- ganfield. Coach Holland said that clinical medical sciences, includ- Commonwealth vs Joe Hendon, information on applications for lie said the feeling of the court five-member subcommittee as a mercial cattle producers wiah to Tommy Wells will probably not ing work ip original research pro- desserting pregnant wife. insurance, particularly for hos- will be determined when it rules working unit to deal with the increase weaning weights of feed- see action again this week because jects of her own design. After Commonwealth vs Mose Payne, pitalization and health and ac- .. $2600 on a motion to force reapportion- problem. The smaller group wes er calves, improve milking quali- of the bruised knee he suffered satisfactory completion of her four Weather Lowers The Petit Larceny. cident policies. Although no spe- Ay Chain ment of KentucIty's legislative dis- instructed to get together as often ties of mother cows and finish in the Trigg County game. years. Miss Elkins will be granted Bernice Bridges, forging and cific -charge is made against any tricts. That action was brought by as possible, hash over the two Attendance At market beef faster. The Morgantield team has made an M. D. degree and then will uttering a counterfeit check. Two agent at this time, we find that • the City of Louisville. plans before'the commission and The breed led the purebred an unimpressive begin internship duties at a hos- Calloway Reunion counts and sentenced to one year it is common knowledge that some Moloney, looking at the situa- with a single plan showing thus far • try to come up movement in America, the first this pital in the United States, on each count to be served con- agents are intentionally giving tion from a cold, practical view- year, however Coach Holland that uses the best features of cargo landing at Virginia in 1783. said currently. false information to their com- point. contended that without any that he expects they to com- both. Polled (naturally hornless) Short- Commonwealth vs Frank Street, panies re legislature would not pete against the Murray Tigers. Uncertain weather lowered the concerning the health stat- pressure the Two iPlans Submitted horns were developed after the Murray won the opener against All Day Singing desserting infant children. Trial us of applicants for insurance act even if the commeasion agreed Cowger submitted one of the attendance at the annual Calloway Civil War. Trigg County 19 to 0 and last set for October 9. when it would be obvious that on a reapportionment plan. plans while the other was submit- To Be Held Sunday - County reunion this year. It is week won over Russellville 35 Commonwealth vs Lamarr' Britt, such applicants could not qualify ted by Prate Jack Reeves of the held each year on the Sunday .Combs Is Coot to 0. Assault and battery. Mad bond. for insurance if the true informa- University of Kentucky:. NOW YOU KNOW following Labor Day at 'Palmer Moreover, it was felt that Gov. A student bus will again be All Commonwealth vs 'Pearl Wood- tion were given. This has- result- The entire commission does not day singing has been plan- Park in Highland Park, Michigan. available for the trip to Morgan. ned all, possession of alcoholic bev- ed in many people in this county, plan another meeting until the for the Spring Creek Baptist The understandings is that if it field which will be sponsored by Church homecoming which will is rained out, then it will erage for purpose of sale in dry particularly older persons, pay- subcommittee has a report to *Sy United Press International be de- • the Student Council. The band is be held Sunday. The singing will layed one week. territory. Made bond. ing premiums on these types of make. The first crossword puzzles not expected to make the trip The Grand Jury report indicat- insurance policies over an extend- Moloney said he would an- be under the direction of John A misty morning and cloudy Seen & Heard were printed in England in the tomorrow night. The game is ed that the jail and all buildings ed period of time, only to find nounce the names of the five sub- set Harvey Perkins. afternoon in the Dertoa area 19th century, and were intended for 800 p. owned by the county were in- that they are not eligible to re- committee members within the Dinner will be served 'on the caused a number of people to for the amusement of children, Murray's next home game will grounds spected. The Health Center is ceive benefits under their policies next few days. and all singers are in- hestaate about attending. Due to Around according to the Encyclopedia I be against Mayfield here on Sep- vited to being properly maintained, the because of the true state of their The idea to turn the matter participate. The public the low attendance, some present Britannica. tember 21. is extended a welcome to attend. agreed to meet this coming Sun- report said, and is well staffed health at the time of application over to a smaller working group and equipped. for policy. We consider this prac- was pushed during the afternoon day. September 16, weather per- MURRAY mitting, in the hopes that possibly "The court house was found tice to be fraudulent on the lase kw.* cowers adtell^.4110 had to be dein, throughout and we of ale/ .-aggeo. knowingly been suggested earlier by Sen. others net attending last Senday 1935 Seems Fir Away To Many, gut To Some It might gather at that time. commend Mr Steele for the ex- makes such rnisfeprentations on the most difficult things Durham Howard. R-Pineville. Ono of Signing the guest list last Sun- cellent manner in which he con- the applications and fraudulent about. raising children is to ac- Coulters motion passed unani- tinues to keep the building and on the part of the insurance com- mously. day were the following: Mr. and complish ends which make them jail." panies who persistently accept However, the Louisville mayor Was Only Yesterday; Events Were Mrs. John D. Calhoun. Mr. and better citizens. Important Some remodeling in the the such applications. We would was unsuccessful in an effort to Mrs. Fred Hartsfield, Mrs. Buell Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Erwin. Circuit Court chambers was re- strongly rerommend that persons aware of the fact put the commission on record as The year 1935 does not seem square. Sixteen well lighted pa- Clark Gable and Claudette Col- Becoming Mrs. _ Reed- Outland. Ewin Win- commended to provide more spa- who have been thus defruaded or the nation preferring one plan t8 the other. to be far relay for many folks, tient rooms were made available. bert were together for the first that the fature chester. Flora Stewart Moore., elous and modern quartets. make themselves available to the is a slow lie asked the members to indi- yet at the same time an entire The city council approved a time in "It Happened One Night". rests in their hands Cordis, Drucilla and Cheryl The Grand Jury commented on next Grand Jury, which convenes the way of cate their preference by instruct- new generation has grown up large porch on the second floor and steady change in James, Tom Smotherrnan. in February, 1963. with such evi- ing the subcommittee to use one since this depression year. for patient use. Coffee was selling at Kroger thinking Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Cham- dence as they may have concern- or the other plan as a starting for three pounds for 47 c Landslide Is Being News of interest was being pion, Mrs. Pearl Lewis. Mr. and ing any insurance agent or in- ef- point But the members refused ot Robert Smith of the Beale Mo- W. wonder just how much made in Murray and Calloway Mrs. Hubert Garrison, Mr. and Cleared At Hickman surance company which may be home have go on record. tor Company was to attend a C. Ray Bus Lines advertised fect discussions in the County and issues were coming Ellie Outland. Mr. and Mrs. Guy guilty of these practices.- the Cowger's plan tries to make the Ford convention at Louisville be- that all busses cross the college • to do with the outlook of up daily that had to be solved Ross, Mr. and Mrs. William Out- districts as numerically equal in cause he increased business at the campus. child. Conversations at the table by those who were prominent at land, H. E. "Red" Outland, Vir- HICK.MAN. Ky. il1P1 — Work population as possible, while company 100 per cent. for instance. that time. ginia and Cornell Heath, Tom was underway here today, clean- Reeves takes into consideration A log barn was advertised by There is no time so important Heath. Mr. and Mrs. Quitmon ing up the damage from last hot or cold that there will be some inequity Lloyd Parker and his nephew Lawton Alexander with the logs Kentucky Comments on how as the present, and the present, Herndon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rudd, spring's mudslide which destroyed and tries to disturb as few of the Thomas MeCage were taking ra- reported as in good condition. the hamburgers are will not add in 1935, was of utmost concern Arthur Redden. Virgil McDan- the city's fire station and two know- present districts a, possible. bies treatment They were the too much to the child's to Murray and Calloway County iel. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Starks, privately owned buildings. government, or people, first of the year. Twenty per- Robert Miller was president of News Briefs ledge of citizens. A May 2, 1935 issue of Cheryl, Tim and Ken, Mrs. Irene Heavy spring rains caused part honesty, in- eons underwent the treatment the Cherokee Society at Hazel or such thIngs as TRACK STAR DIES the Ledger and Times came into Lovins, Mr and Mrs. Oury Lov- of the 200-foot bluff, on which the convictions, etc.. the previous year. High and Milstead James was tegrity. having our hands yesterday and looking ins, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pittman, city is located, to give way. president of the Chickasaw So- The $1,000 bid of a local con- through it, several items of in- Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Garrison. FLEM!NG SBURG. Ky. IrPt — Kids hear ev-erything that is NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI— A Carroll Hubbard, pastor of the ciety, tractor to remove the landslide terest were revealed. Mrs. Virgil Lockhart and son. The second Fleming County Sa- said and whether they understand Tennessee A & I track star Was Memorial Baptist Church, invited residue was accepted and work Mr. and Mrs. Mike Health, Larry bin oral vaccine everything or not is immaterial, killed Wednesday when he fell all to attend the church. began this week. There have been clinic will be A giant Democrat rally was Heath, Carlton Roberts, Mr. and held at the RECC the fact remains that they will from a :hird story window while o recent slides because dry wea- Fieldhouse planned at Mayfield with General Mrs. John Outland and sons, MrI here Sunday gradually come to realize that Iff staging an impromptu rate with "Go to Sunday School Day" Murray Hospital ther hardened the bluff. afternoon. Persons Hugh S Johnson to make the and Mrs. Clayton Workman and who received Type I vaccine in the adult world there are such a classmate down a dormitory was being observed by the First The federal government grant- prinicpal talk. Named to the com- children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nance, the first clinic things as government, taxes, re- hall. Christian ('hurch, E. B. Motley, ed the city $13,000 to build a new Aug. 19 are asked mittee to help with the rally were Census -so,Adult ...... 54 Hoyt Phillips, and Bill Speight. to take the second dose ; sponsibilities, and that being a Milton Eugene Howard, 18, of pastor. fire station under the provisions Sunday. Marvin 1Vrather, organization and Nursery Mrewtiorn) 7 person of integrity counts with St. Petersburg. Fla apparently program, Joe T. Lovett publicity; Adult Beds 65 of the 1952-Flood-Disaster Law, the people who count. could not stop in time after cross- Wells Purdom, parade and Way- ing the imaginary finish line. lo- Ion Rayburn, financial. Emergency. Beds 11 Work started this morning on cated about 15 feet from the open Republicans To GROUP TO MEET MADISONVILLE, Ky. -let — Patients admitted „... 12 \Shelby B. Prifchett, 70, an an- O the extension of the street broad- window at the end of the hall- Mrs U. G. Starks was released front of Hie howl dealer who • leading Re- ening program in way. from the Mason iloapital. Patients dismissed 0 The Murray Ministerial Associa- ft Carter School Jarrett Moore. 18, of Chicago, .• Meet Saturday publican party worker in Hop- New Citizens . .... I tion will meet Friday September kins 'County, died at a hospital racing with Howard, said he at- Few takers were available for 14 at 10:30 a. m. at the Me- will have to walk In here Wednesday. The kids tempted to grab the sprinter's repair work on the steeple of Patients admitted from Monday morial Baptist Church. ued, street. at any rate it' Will the but feet hut couldn't get to him. the First Chrtstian Church The 8:00 a. 1,1. to Wednesday 9:00 Members of the Republican ecial be a wider street. man who took the job was su- a. m. party will meet at the Calloway spended from the top by ropes. County Court House on Satur- It is always pleasant to see a Mrs. Velvin Smith Calvert City; day evening at 8.00 p. ni. fellow make a success of things. W•athor Improvement of the Pine Bluff 'Mrs. James Warren Copeland, Cal- All interested persons are urg- road was sought by a committee. vert City; W. A. McCallum Rt. 1, ed to be present. Ed Thurmond ame We think often of O. B. Boone Thitae making the trip to See Puryear, Tenn.; .Mrs. Earl Dar- is chairman of the Republican earn and how hard he worked fifteen Ilt•port Highway Commissioner W. C. nell, Rt. 3, Benton; Mrs. Terry party in Calloway ('ounty. or more years ago. Today he has Broadbent were Joe Baker, L. J. Tucker and baby girl. Mrs. H. C. tom Ilaftwoolind a modern- 'laundry" and two self wWeil Outland, H. I. Sledd. Ben Grogan, Cashion, 406 Holmes St. Fulton; service laundries. - Steeley Stewart, Cullie Steel, and Mrs. Homer Key, Rt. I, Hazel; Reception To Be High Wednesday ...... 89 Walton Sykes. Miss Leah Caldwell, Rt. 1, Melvin, id it Flaitiiivork Was his formula Held For Students Low Wednesday ...... 04 White, R). 2, Hazel, Mrs. Robert 7:15 Today 83 Jasper Hart and Claude Law- Baker, Rt. 1, Hardin; Mrs. Raginal We've called on him many rence were new members of the Reed Scillion and baby girl, Rt. time to find him with huge wren- Ohaervcat Clamor,. To American Legion 408, So. 12th. A reception for Murray State ch in hand and greasy from head Strtt,4,”. a fly. monight College students and their par- Te.frolny Tonorht Bro. Charles Houser Benton - Mrs. Pearl to foot. working on the pipes • A city clinic' was discuased by Jones ents will be held in the new Savannah ...... 355.6 Fluct. - Patient's dismissed from Monday that' led from the big coal fed local physicians Those attend- Business-Education Building. Sun- Perryville ...... 356.3 Fluct. 8:00 •. m. to Wednesday boiler at the back of the laundry. ing a meeting to discuss the issue Bro. Charles Houser 9:10 day from- 24 p. m. Pres. Ralph Johnsonville ..... 365.6 Fall 0.3 a. m. Scott Fitzhugh .... 355.8 Fall 0.3 , were Dr R. M. Mason, Dr. P. A. Is Hazel Evangelist II Woods will be host. Times are better for 0 B. now, Hart, Dr. J. V. Stark, Dr. A. D. Fred Wickcoff, Eggner's Ferry 355 7 Fall Rt. 6, Mrs. Lu- All other persons who would especially with two fine boys to :Butterworth, Dr. N. M. Atkins, Bro. Charles Houser of Tampa, la Kentucky It W. 355 8 Fall 0.2 Robertson, Rt. I, Edward Frank- like to tour the new, building help get things -done. Dr. E. W. Miller, Dr. W. F. Florida will evangelist in lin, Kentucky T. W. 302 0 Fluct, be the Rt. 7. Benton; Mrs. Claude which will be pia into pse with Grubbs, Dr. H. C. Smith, Dr. a series of meetings which be- Dixon, Rt. 3, Paducah; Mrs. Terry the beginning of the Fall Se- Ed Thurmond in yesterday with Ora K. Mason, Dr. E. B. Houston, gin Sunday at the Hazel ('hurch MeCiard and baby boy Almo; mester Monday are invited to at- a notice that the Republicans Western Ky. Generally fair, hot Dr. W. H. Mason, Dr. J. A. Out- of Christ and continue through Mr-S, Beale Outland, F. B. Mc- tend the reception. will meet on Saturday. and humid today and Friday. land, Dr. C. H. Jones, and W. H. September 23rd. Daniel, Rt. 1; Mrs. Effie Adams, High both days near 90 Fair and Graves. Services will be held twice daily Rt. 4, (Expired) Hardy Williams, Registration of students will Told us that County Judge 'Bob warm tonight, low near 70. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and Rt. 1, Dexter; Al Parker. lit 5; begin Monday and will continue Miller said that he would be Temperatures at 5 a m (EST).: The William Mason Memorial 7:30 at night. Dorris Harmon of Mrs. Robert Cunningham, and through Thursday. Classes will be- TWAIN, NOW—Mrs. Iroshiko Baker, 37, happily holds her • to give the Republicans a glad Louisville 61, Covington 60. Padu- Hospital which burned on Feb- Murray will direct the congrega- baby boy Cunningham, Rt. 5; Mrs. gin Friday. An orientation session adsipted daughter Jean, 3, In Cleveland, after an Appeals place to meet Saturday, in the cah .72, Bowling Green 65, London ruary 17 was' moved to new head- tional singing. John Hodges, Rt. 1 hazel; Mrs. for new freshmen will be held Court judge reversed a probate derision that she and tier phone booth on the corner of 55, Evansville, Ind., 70, Hunting- quarters in the Morris Building The public, is invited to at- Charles Bondurant, Olive St.; Sunday at 6 p. m. in the College buabaiid Merl could not keep Jean because of racial dif- the square. ton, W. Va , 54. ' on the West side of tho court tend. Lloyd Wilson, College Station. Auditorium. ferences. Mrs. Laker Is Japanese.

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• — - tl-I1.7.kS1)AY SEPTEMBER 13, 1962 TRE LEDGER & TIMES MURRAY. KENTUCKY •— rtire .moomemeseellert for a big league game of any dur- lation—a total reached in nine in- Muscle May Be Decisive Factor In Major nings by Ileib Feller and Sandy Ten Years Ago Today Koufax and in extra-inning games September Special by Jack Coombs and Warren League Pennant Races It Seems After All Spahn. George E. Washburn, age 62, passed away at his home ALUMINUM STORM DOOR $26.00 on North Eddie Bres•oud's three - run 13th Street Wednesday. His death was attributed Complete with Screen, Lock, Closer and Safety chain FRED oov•N Cleveland Indians. Puts Yanks ,Ahead ninth-inning homer lifted the Red to complications following 'a five months Mites's. sea- Cash and Carry UPI Sports Writer It was a bad night for the pur- Mantle's 27th homer of the Sox to their opening-game victory Following the Marray High football game Fray even- Pedro Ramos in the WAnd so, after all, it looks like suing Los Angeles Angels and son ca-me off and then Frank Malzone sparked ing-the senior class of Murray High School will sponsor a American fifth inning and put the Yankees Muscle will he the decisive fac- Minnesota Twins in the the second-game triumph with a party in the lunchroom of the new elementary school building. the Indians gain- tor in the major league pennant League and the panting San Fran- ahead, 4-2, after three-run homer. Dick Radatz races. cisco Giants in the National ed a temporary edge on Chuck Starks John Wesley Lower, age 72, Hardware won his ninth game in the opener. passed away yesterday at Essegian's two-run homer. White-y League, and Don Schwall his eighth in his home on North Sixth Street. Mr. Lowery, a native of "FREE CITY DELIVERY" And you couldn't find two fel- Ford pitched a six-hitter and the nightcap. Trigg County, had lived in Murray for the past year. lows better fitted for thajg deci- The Kansas City Athletic.; scor- struck out five to win his 16th sive role than man - mountain ed a 4-1 victory over the Angels, game for the Yankees. Frank Howard of the Los Angeles the Chicago White Sox defeated Dodgers and nature boy Mickey the Twins, 2-1. in 12 innings and Howard's homer, also his 27th, Mantle of the New York Yankees. the Cincinnati Reds beat the came after Houston's Ken John- LET 'AO BE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE-QUALITY;FOODSI Giants, 4-1. son had retired the first 13 Dodg- &Howard and Mantle struck the ers in order. It was a 450-foot 3'4 blows—homes, natch—Wednes- The Milwaukee Braves downed clout that was perhaps the long- day night when the Dodgers in- the Philadelphia Phillies, 9-0, Tom est ever hit in the Houston park creased their National League Cheney struck out 21 batters to and it stood up for the win be- • 1 lead to 1/12 games and the -Yank- set a record for a game of any hind the combined nine-hit pitch- ees opened up a five-game duration in the' Washington Sena- OTASTE lead ing of Pete Richert, Ed Roebuck in the American League. How- tors' 2-1, 16-inning triumph over Perranoski. The win went To and Ron mots!403 --tiaa;;i ard's homer brought the Dodgers the Baltimore Orioles, and the to Roebuck, making his season re- - a 1-0 victory over the Houston Boston Red Sox whipped the De- cord 10-0. Colts while Mantle's homer pro- troit Tigers, 8-6 and 6-2, in the U.S.D.A. duced a 5-2 Yankee win over the other major league action. Orlando Pena wielded the axe Inspected - against the Angeles with a four- hitter for his fourth win. Pena Cut-Up, Split Whole 0..... $'''. 11 • ENDS TON1TE • shut out the Angels 'until the or Quartered r ninth when Lee Thomas homered. Cary Grant in Pena singled in a run against Bo LB. fifth inning and lb. 32c "DREAM WIFE" Belinsicy in the Ed Charles hit a key triple in ryers viori eighth.. the *fuels 11 Innings U.S.D.A. went 11 innings wage Friday & Saturday Eddie Fisher and Turk Lown pitched the 12th Inspected for the White Sox, who tagged Camilo Pascual with his ninth de- 6 to 22 ft-at against 18 wins. Nelson Fox Lb. CARROU.BAKER and SHOCKafterSHOCK after SHOCK... had four hits for the White Sox while Pascual doubled and scored single by urkeys Minnesota's run on a 39c Lennie Greed. Frank Robinson hit his 37th and Lb JANE PARKER 38th homers and Wally Post also BEEF 5.4c, homered as the Reds ended the SUPdiowuND Giants' seven-game winning streak. 1-LB. BAG BRUND1GE SAUSAGE with Jim Maloney, who pitched the purchase of one lb, bag at regular price or last 42,1 innings after Joey Jay FREE TWO BAGS FOR his pitch- PIES 49g. suffered an injury to ing hand, received credit for his SUPER RIGHT (1/12 to 2-Lb.) Pineapple or Apricot ninth win., Fourteen-game winner TOO STUNNING Billy Pierce suffered his sixth (Save 49* to be missed los.s , by adults! 16c 9, Denny Lamaster pitched a six- LB k TOO SHOCKING eight and walking EA. to be aoen by hitter, fanning ()finish Hens the imenature! five, and also had a run-scoring 39 39* single for the Braves. Joe Torre and Eddie Mathews hit two-run homers for the Braves and center-fielder Lee Maye made two help preserve FIG excellent plays to NEWTONS Lemaster's shutout. Sets Strikeout Mark 591. Tom Cheney struck out 13 bat- Nabisco ters in the regulation nine innings CELLO eight more in 35c lb. 14 and then piled up before Bud Zip- BANANAS the next seven fel's 16th inning homer produced Large 32 PRUNE PLUMS OR YAMS the Senators' triumph. Eighteen 101 21 -0t. strikeouts were the previous high Blue Cheer B., 3 cans 250• Your Palmolive Soap 4 41( LBS. 3 cans 25c FALL Large 30 Choice BUILDING 20-0z. Tide Detergent Box ALC 2 Large 31 With lb 1-Lb. 4-01. Yedlow 2 29-0x. Bleach 25 SPECIALS Oxydol so4 A&P Peaches Cling.. Carts 47f • Large 4x8 PRE-FINISHED 11-13- 14i-04. 33c 2 lbs. 69t Detergent u-ox. Dreft Box Tomatoes lens...... 4 Cans 49g

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THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 1962-).. _ THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KT. Socio Colomdmo Thursdey. September 13 COMPARE! lark-Likikekent -PLaza 3494i The . Spring Creek Baptist Church WMS will meet at the Please Check Our church at 1 p. m. • • •• Prices Befor You Shop owee44 The Suburban Homemakers Club This Weekend will meet at the home of Mrs. Ted Beane at 7 p. m. • WE GUARANTEE TO • • • • SAVE YOU MONEY! The South Murray Homemakers • WE GIVE MEN GREEN Club will meet at the home 01 Mrs. John Lovins 306 North 8111. STAMPS! CENTINNIAL SCRAPBOOE at 1:30 p. m. We Reserve The Right To MURRAY, KY. The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures The Flint Baptist Church WMS Limit Quantities HAZEL HIGHWAY will hold its regular meeting at the church at 7 p. tn. • • • • ''''trategleanr. Lee's position battle at Antietam Creek, Maryland. that The District Seminar of the -Lb. No.212 Um North. of the Paris District will With $5.00 of 3 in this battle was as bad as stopped Lee's first inemalon VMS It could be.... The wages of defeat ought The fact remains that on the lath, when the be held at the South Pleasant Purchase Can to have been destruction. . . . McClellan two armies held their line inactively, McClel- Grove Methodist Church at 9 a. claims to have defeated Lee in the battle, lan had some 87,000 effectives to turn • • • • but it is hard to say which should reflect against the 40,000 remainhig to Lee. The CRISCO least credit upon the Union commander: sot Confederates had lost 3,500 killed (inoluding The _West Fork Baptist Church MORTON'S tobave defeated Lee's army or not to have three generals), 15,400 wounded, 6,000 miss- WMS will meet at the home of Apple- Peach 22-0z. Road, at destroyed it if he defeated it. Truth to tell. ing. to 2,010 Union killed. 6,416 wounded, Mrs. Harry Bell, Penny With $5.00 McClellan did neither." 1,043 missing. The night of the 18th Lee re- 10 a. in. Pkgs. That conclusion of IL F. Steele, regarding crossed the Potomac without interference • • • • Purchase the events of Sept. 17-18, 1862, is only ore by McClellan. —Clark Kinnatrd The First Baptist Church WMS 3 of the views expressed by military historians. I. Hooker's Dtvbion fording Antietam will meet at the church at 3 p. in FRUIT PIES leo battle has been re-fought more times Creek to attack tea confederates. Of 600 Grove 136 of the Supreme For- on paper. with dalering results, than the In this advance. WS VIM cut down. est Woodmen Circle will hold its Half regular dinner meet at the W'o- VANITY Gal. .(nian's Club House at 620 p. m. Crtns. • • • • 3 Friday, September 14 ICE MILK The West Fork Baptist Church WKS will meet at the home of Bev. and Mrs. H. D. Knight, MISS DIXIE J5/12-0z- College Farm Reed, at 10 a. m. Cart A potluck lunch will be serve* at noon. ILK „ 10! The flarel Baptist Church WMS will close the week of prsyer HEINZ or 2-0z. program at the church annex at 4/ 1:30 p. m. GERBER • • • • !Jars The First Baptist Church \VMS 3 23c will meet at the church at 3 BY FON p. m. for the week of prayer. • • • • The Kenlake Homemakers Club MISS LIBERTY will meet at the home of Mrs. Pat Crawford at 12:30 p. m. Pound Bag • • • • COFFEE 47c The North Murray Homemakers Club will meet at the home of HUNT'S Mrs. Charlie Crawford at 1 p. m. • • • • Heavy Monikay, September 17 2 The Penny Homemakers Club Syrup No. 2' -.GIFT t will meet at the home of Mrs. PEACHES SON Ernest Madrey at 1 p. m. •r- • • • • ' 18 SWEET SUE FRESH GROUND PURE Tuesday September Whole The Brooks Cross Circle of the FRYERS Grade "A" First Methodist Church will meet LB. HAMBURGER at 7:30 p. m the church par- Cut-Up lb. 334 225!11 lor. Co-hostessee will be Mrs. s U.S. CHOICE GRADE Roger Stanfill and Mrs. Don Hicks. ts--1 OMIA 1108 lb -OF-LEAN LIM 39 Sigma Department STREAK LB. !Elec—rec Round Steal Holds Meeting At 25c SLICED SUGAR MEAT CURED SALT The City Park Strictly Fresh The Sigma Department of the ANTLER CHUM - 16-oz. can GROUND - JOWL BACON Murray Woman•s Club opened its new club year Monday evening lb at 6:30 at the City Park with a 111-Lz'•%- 3 LBS. $1.00 potluck dinner. lb. 39c ' Ham, hot rolls, and the bev- Beef -,GIFT Amon were served by the host- 59c 89c erage ITON . esses: Mesdames Eli Alexander. imerns' , Harris, Herman Ellis, Loyd REELFOOT TENDER SMOKED - Butt Portion 59c lb. 'COFFEE MAXWELL tIOUSE Giant 10-oz. Jar Virgil LONG-LIFE COOLANT gallon can 9W Boyd. and Purdom Outland. Veg- etables. salads. and desserts %%ere GIFT. CHILI WITH BEANS SWIFT'S — Lge 24-oz. Can 39c furnished by approximately' 45 DEL MONTE members attending. 8011ris- Bethel Rich 0 The chairman. Mrs. 169Hams lb,49 TOMATO CATSUP 14-0z Bottle F 39 ardson. presided at a short busi- Prestone ness meeting following the dinner. Mrs. Robert Buckingham GODCHAUX - 10-1b. bag SLICED, SUGAR CURED PANCAKE MIX AUNT JEmimA box 19° Kindergarten secretary. reperted 3 Lb. li7f the beginning of a nee kinder- SHORTENINGre Vegetable — C.an garten year with full enrollment BA or of 40 children. Both a morning lbs. St! and afternoon session are being Sugar 99c Jowls 3 Itor•-lut. BISCUITS LPLI IA-713;— Reg. Size un13 CANS $1 offered by the Department. Tte GIFT classes are taught by Mrs. Eu gene Russell and Mrs Donnie GRADE "A" SMALL REELFOOT - 12-oz. pkg. Foust. at the new Luther Robert- *Wait son School. s SaN e 4. laluable Gift Bond Stamps! The program chairman, Mrs Eggs Castle Parker, was introduced an,: Doz. Redeem in turn introduced Ws. 0. B. 'GIFT your stamps at our store. Absolutely no redeemption problem for she 49c Boone. Jr., whip entertained with 3 89c Franks )cu. We .take care of everything. Thomism& of premiums to choose from. a humorous reading 'Dear Mr. Superintendent". I Premiums for everyone! Welcomed as new members'' WHITE - YELLOW - DEVIL'S FOOD were Mesdames John Gregory. FINE EATING NEW CROP Don Ovetbey. W. J Pittman. Roh l c Ray. and Joe H. Spann. The total f9-0z INeck Bones lb. 154 membership of the Sigma Depart. nis Pkgs. m The Octoberw 53 meeting 'will he ake M ix 4 KRAFT - Qt. jar POTATOES CABBAGE held the 9th of October at the Murray Woman's Clubhouse with Charles Homre as guest speak- L & M 4-0z• pkg. ing on "Mental health.. Mrs 25 Bag 69c lb. Z. C. he chaimtan of 59c 54 Enix will Mayonnaise the hostesses. • • • • The Paris,pea coat silhouette ea 39 CAMPBELL'S TOMATO - 101-oz. can N[STORE 7:00 AM - 8011 PM - 111. AND SAT. has been picked by makers of children's coats and sportsweib. 0,4 In smaller doses, suits look very OIL - 48-oz. jar Chanel. says Women- . Wear Mu- -•• HOURS 7 AM - h PM - MON. TfIRU THURS. le% 10c Wesson 69cSoup GOLDEN RIPE VELVEETA IVIE111117,11 GIFT AVANAUGH'S Bananas lbw lOc t,8080 A INTEREST 2 MURRAY, WHERE Cheese lariat" IN PERSONAL 89 IN YOUR FOOD RED TOKAY IS TAKEN NEEDS NO. I SELLING DETERGENT - giant pkg. Y.GIFT tROWIr.' Tide 69 Grapes lb, 10 4 I.

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S-13-P Mateo Attla at $1)17.1313 per month FOR RENT FOR SALE HELP WANTED Central Alt CoadDlonhig inum windows, two track and I MAYFIELD RUCTE ONE triple track, five types, aluminum \STEAM FEN2SHER, experience but Phone 345 2116 FOR RENT, close in, rea- HOUSE LOOK: GREEN ACRES TRAILER ROOM TiRAELER, 1956 Model, awnings, any size and color, bake- COGICPAIL WAITRESSES at the not required, Boone Cleaners. _ ',KY. Sales, Union City, Tennessee, new sonable, girl or woman, Phone 42 ft., 2 bedroom, completely 5th St. ed enamel, no down payment, 36 Elbow Lounge, 900 Washington, 6-14-C and used mobile homes, all sizes, PL 3-3425. 301- North furnished, has central heat. See months to pay, 5% interest. Home see us before you trade. octeic 5-13-P this mobile home located on Pot- Comfort Company, Hazel Highway, tertown Rd., just past Poplar Phone 492-2502. 5-17-C SEPTIC VANK AND GREASE trap EXTRA NICE, clean 3 room and Spring Church. For information cleaning. Dial 527-7221. octtic bath duplex apartment, electric call PL 3-5609 TFC heat, possession now, couple. 402 REGISTERED HEREFORD BULL. ATTENTION FARMERS! Lime 390 • North 8th., Call PL 3-3699. S.-13-.P ONE GOOD JERSEY milk cow. 1 year old. Call 492-3602. sl5nc spreading. Why not have your Seven young registered bulls from lime spread by a man who has 5 ROOM FUILNLSILED APART- $100 to $200. PLaza 3-4581. S-15-C (LEAN 1956 CHEVROLET, 2-door sixteen years experience and the ment, 'with 3 bedeixens, ideal for 6 cylinder, straight shift. Phone most modern equipment available 6 college students. Also •a 2 bed- 753-3034. 5-15-C in lime spreading. Purchase ord- room furnished apartment, ideal ROPER GAS RANGE, $45.00; ers conple. Call 753-3914 or see Motor Scooter in storage by col- 4-13FDROOM HOUSE, 12th and accepted. Contact Cecil Pas- for Olive. PL 3-3639. -15-C chalt, 415 Sycamore, call PL 3- Mrs. Sam Kelley. tic lege student-needs overhauling, S 3429. $30.00; Portable 34peed record -- NEW FURNISHED Modren brick player and a few other small A 00C/011 that makes into a apartment, hardwood floors, elec- items furniture.• 1603 bed with good mattress, call 733- FOR EASY, quiet carpet clean- of West 5757. S-13-C ing rent Blue Lustre Electric tric heat and bath, available now. Main Street. , S-13-C a Shampooer only $1 per day. Crass 222 South 11th, Phone PL 3-5744 TWO SADDLE SLARES, one in GRADE "A" WHOLE Furniture Co. S-13-C ltp HOUSE WITH 3 BEDROOMS, large foal, sell or trade for hay. 436- lb apart- den and kitchen combination. Less 3473. S-15-P 27 FOR YOUR fall seeding we have N10E FURNISHED basement FRYERS than 2 years old. owner relocat- Si. recommended varieties of seeds ment, cooking facilities, outside NICE MODERN HOUSE, 108 South entrance, also up-stair sleeping ing, assume loan. Call 753-1992. Lean Ground and fertilizer, Hazel Grain and TFC 13th Street, now vacant'. Six rooms Lean, Tender Feed, Phone 498-3581. S-13-C rooms, Phone PL 3-3300. S-15-P and bath. Closets and ,cahinets. PORK STEAK lb. 49c HAMBURGER 3 lbs. 1.00 Basement with shower bath. Up- THE MURRAY NURSERY, Florist TWO BEDROOM brick house, large den, utility room and car- stairs finished with two closets. Lean Boneless Tender Delicious Beef and Gift Shop will take orders INSTRUCTION Wired for electric or gas range, for fall planting. Established 1903, port Located 1309 Sycamore. $90 _ lb. 69. STEAKETTES lb. 69' month. Phone 4354513. 8-15-C automatic washer and dryer. PORK CUTLETS 800 GliXe-Phone PI. 2-38182 able carport and outbuilding. FOR LEASE: New three bedroom I WILL NOT BE responsible for Front porch with plenty of shade. 59c1b. FULL any debts other than those con- home near college. $85 per month. U S CIVIL SERVICE Real close to school and grocery JONES' BOYS Full Butt Half 39C tracted by me on and alter Aug. Fulton E. Young. Phone PL 3- stores. Lot 100 x 200 feet. See SUGAR CURED Whole Ham 49c lb. SHANK HALF 29. 1962. Signed: James Thomas 4946. S-15-C or call Archie Tripp, PLaza 3- SMOKED Cook ltc 3360. 1302 Sycamore Street, Mur- HA S _ WANTED TESTS! ray, Kentucky. S-15-C 23c SAVE 1115 PER TON now on Como 1-lb. pkg. I Field's All Meat- Sliced Field's 1-1b. pkg. I Morrell's Palace - Pig Starter. Wean healthy, sleek RIDERS FOR PHOENIX. Arizona. BOLOGNA lb. 3:?, pigs that are headed for good Leaving Saturday morning. Call PIANO, STG-ti, reirigerator, and WIENERS 49* I SLICED BACON 491 profits. See us now. Thurman PL 3-5289. sl4c Men•women, 18-52. Start high chrome breakfast set. Call PLaza as $102.00 a week. Preparatory Kraft - pint Coal & Feed. ltc 3-3953 after 3:30 p. m. S-134C Idaho CARD OF THANKS training untd appointed. Thou- POTATOES 10-16. bag 49t MARSHMALLOW CREME 1c'" We wish to extend our thanks sands of jobs open. 47e • GAS HEATING - API'LlANCES NE' THREE BEDROOM brick ve- us GODCHAUX - 5-1b. bag installa- to those who were so kind to Experience. usually. unneces- neer house with storm windows, RED PIE -No. 303 Can Gas hot water salts. of our mother, tion, .ervice, If it burns we have during the. loss sary. FREE information on jobs, storm doors and gutters. Well and Elsie Roberta. salaries. requirements.. Write located. Shown by appointment it or we will get it. We service thank Rev. us check Especially do we TODAY plying name, address only. Call RU 9-2123 aiter 6:00 49c repair all makes. Let Byrd, the choir CHERRIES 15cSUGAR equipment. Jones and Rev. and. phone.. Lincoln. Service, o clock. S-16-P your heating II. Churchill Funeral TUCICIOR HEATING & and the J. Box 61, - - Showboat - No. 300 can 25 Home. Fancy Red - 8-oz. bag AIR CONDITIONING 1900 FALCON, 4-door, radio and 3 for 2:: 753-2387 The Children RADISHES 5c PORK & BEANS 1210 Main ltc LEDGER IL TIMES heater, automatic transmission, S-15-P like new. Phone 753-5401 or 753- Blue Bonnet - 2-lbs. 2557. 5-13-C Cooking or Eating -' 2 Bu $1.19 APPLES _ bu. '2.59 MARGARINE _ 41, YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY Yellow Ripe Swiss Miss Frozen - peach. apple and cherry 271 for 79c BANANAS lb. 10" PIES _ 3 BUSINESS Fresh Sweet - large pods Birdseye Frozen - 8-oz. pkg. PEPPERS _ ea. 5t FISH STICKS _ 22•:` Chase & Sanborn- 1-lb. tin Sunshine Hydro: . 25c DIRECTORY COFFEE 59. COOKIES 1-11). pkg. 3.° Bath Size • Size Regular Size SUPPLIES ADDING MACHINES OFFICE & Time' PL 5-1818 CHEESEneE- IT IAA Ledger NDY Lux and TYPEWRiTERS Service Sales & BARS • Wier at limas PL 3-1810 Box 3BARS 28°- t2 29e 39c PRINTING 19° I 2W DRUG STORES Ledger at Times PL &LOIS Quart Fluffy 3-2547 " Soot* Drugs . FL WISK _ _ 65c ALL 3-lb. box 7 t on 59e lb TYPEWRITER RENTAL INSURANCE iERVICE Regular Size 3ath Size & tio.ton AND haze*, Meiugin Tunes PL 148111 37c PRAISE 2 bars 37c Gen Insurance PL 3-5415 Ledger & PRAISE SOAP 3 bars Giant Size Bath Size b• 494 HEINZ STRAINED 6 FOR CORAL FRANK PRESENTS NEW BOB HOLMES and VIM TABLETS- LIFEBOUY the TRENDS BABY FOOD 49c 690 BARS 25° ELBOW featuring 'TENT SHOW' PAYING 300,000 DEPOSITORS-Some 300.000 -2 S1 depositors in the old Society for Savings In Cleveland will CAMPBELL, Vocalist big payoff as a result Regular Size LOUNGE CONNIE file through that big tent to receive a BAGWELL PEAR - 12-oz. Nine Lives the Society National Bank Saturday of the organization becoming • Tuesday thru (left) several years ago. Long and complex Litigation fol- 12:00 p.m. banking. (Central Preis) FOOD 8:00 p.m. to lowed the changeover to regular LIFEBOUY CAT of P CAH lliARAAE J.••••. Wa.hington at 9th NO COVER PRESERVES 29c 4 BARS 35 Skinner - 10-oz. La Choy - No. 303 can 49c - MACARONI 19" NOODLES 2 for 3- MURRAY DrivesIn Theatre 25-ft. Roll Colgate - REYNOLDS FOIL 29. TOOTH BRUSHES s lb. 15'. OPEN - - 6:00 START - • - --- 7:00 ***EAST TIMES TONITE "JESSICA" "MOTION PICTURE MISCHIEF"

59.4 and SATURDAY *** * ,* FRIDAY • METRO REM kW "The PARKER'S Ring of liustler" Fire 10 Paul Newman FOOD MARKET OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NIGHT 'TIL 8:00 - DOUBLE FEATURE - TUESDAY* RESERVE 11-1E RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES *SUNDAY w MONDAY • WE NO. 1 I. NO. 2 * 1- 1 de 6..4 3 MAN 14UNCRT GIRLS WWI WANTED SRI WITH LOVE, I • It)

Lasa 'LITTLE MISS 0' AND MOTHER-Here are "Little Miss Q." the •HARK ROBSON waif Colin., Aug. 20 in a downtown doorway in Indianapolis, ' Ind , and her mother (lower right) Mrs. LOON Littler, 27, and her grandmother (lower left) Mrs. Ruby St. Clair, 44, of Chicago. They were arrested ott neglect charges. RAIN LAWN • ,,, both They said they lost the little cr,irl, Jeannie Lee Odom, 4, at Ames Otitin ;$110 WPM • WOW Oc • t.C• 11001010 (TeAohfeb Of luxe' bus stitirm while en Torte to Kentorlty. PAiii ANKA--7-7771‘ She is Mrs. Littler's daughter by a previous marriage. •

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