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selected As A nest All Round Kem.ucky Community Newspaper The Newspaper 7, 11aNkli;A174-- 0:141.ortim--...— Largest tc.r-4 • tmt -e With The „, Circulation In ' Okk\k*ktk, _ TU Safi a •a; • The City NaN\ • Circulation , Largest • IV141 I Circulation In 1 The County United Press international IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, May 26, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 124 KENNEDY PROMISED MUCH OF PROGRAM X-15 Flown 3370 *Wives Of MPH In Test Run Legalities Differ As To What Effect It Two EDWARDS AFB. Calif. itrIna — • X-15 pilot Joe Walker flew 3.370 Overshadow miles an hour Thursday. control- Will Have In World Struggle ing the rocket plane's near mile- , .. Prominent a-sezond run with deft wrist Murder Men moveme its. Trial By FRANK ELEAZER top speed was a new tea- 3ULLETIN United Press International orcl for the winged. pilot WASHINGTON ,L•Pli — Key law- -con- Ed White a Murray State Cot- mg„,...... —a trolled X-15. .'esigned makers promised President t to investi- DETROIT 'lee senior fell from the second Ken- rate the bottom side -- The Lassiter nedy today much of what of space. murder trial floor fire escape on the he asked found Moved nearer by coatinued today with Fine in his —freedom Murdered his success was Arts doctrine" message i the prosecution still Building today and was an a'!-out flight sometime presenting calling for heavy new federal 1 ..-..—i this its case against Gordon s' believed seriously injured. d summer at speeds cf 4.000 m. p. I,,.,, Watson, spending. h. uo NZ ,--i It is reported that By MYRON FEINSIBLER in the the real interest centered in . White fell They Joseph Maxey, fringe of space. ' ...... ).c ' I differed sharply, however, 23, of 372 North several legal off backward from the fire es. PLAINFIELD. N. J. OD — The Ave. 'Nothing too terrible "sideshows." on whether his plans Plainfield, and Lorell Parks, . happesed '.- . . , , cape which is located on if approved wives of the executive vice presi- r today," Walker. of Watson is accused of plotting • tho would mean anything 22, of 142 Plainview Terrace Du- LA Washington, .4 'north side of the building. much in dent of Mack Trucks, Inc.. and nellen, Pa., jokingly commented the murder of auto dealer Parvin America's struggle with N. J. Both worked at an after fly- He was still in the Com- a Wall Street bond ing five Bill Lassiter who was the emergency munist broker were auto sales lot M Plainfield. Maxey ,...., .times the speed of sound. slain near •-• world. kidnaped in their car and Brokeo Willow Run Airport The President's • killed is married and the father of a by Walker's 12-minute in April, , 'o'clock today. speech ,o a joint *early today. flight 1959. Three Tennessee The accident oc- • Within hours, police 24 2-year-old child. Rudolph Howard was the old X-15 speed rec- men admit- curred ,ession of Congress Thursday gen- arrested °. A at about I30. two men for the slayings. ord of 2.047 m. p. - , Att A erally was lauded Sb h.. set April The extent of his by Democrats •The bodies of the middle-aged The women had been out 21 by Maj. Robert serving life sentences. injuries as a statesmanlike to White. Walker, Mrs. George Hart J could not be learned rall to action victims were found about 4 dinner Thursday night with 40, already For by press urgently a. m., Tyson held the X-15 altitude the past six weeks the i me. needed to keep the Unit- (EDT). on a sad Mrs. Ewell's Howard Named dead end street. Their son, James, 23. mark of 189,800 feet. prosecution has presented evi- ed States msving ahead. dresses had Tyson went been tossed up over home early because • Walker. I-nlike Russian and U. S. dance purportedly showing that Mrs. Hart Is Republicans called it "only their heads and he was not RY they were strip- feelingII, leaving spacemen. had complete control Watson and Lassiter's wife. Nelle Bomber Sets New words" and Fa • d the only real ac- ped from the waist his wife, and Mrs. Ewell of his tion proposed down, police in James' destiny once the X-15 was plotted the slaying and hired the was to spend more said. An autopsy care. New York was ordered to dropped from a B-52 bomber fly- three. Officer Paris Mark money snit put the nation deeper determine whether ing In they had been at 45,000 feet. But in Thursday's in debt. sexually molested. While the three were driving session the Conference He used a unique wide stick de- evidence took second The additional authorizations and Mrs. Ewell, home, police said, Mrs. Ewell and plate to WASHINGTON 51. wife of Mack signed for space conditions when other developments: (UPI s— -An Air appropriations requested by the executive James got into an argument be- ful) Force B-58 vice president Elliott G. gravity forces would keep a pilot Region bomber flew from President would come to more cause Mrs. Ewell felt he —Judge Joseph G. Rashid ex- . idgwell of Westfield. N. J., had had from moving his arm New York to Paris today in three than $1.5 bill'on and a been drinking too ST. LOUIS. (Spl — Ministers of to maneu- cused a member of the jury when $200 mil- een deliberately run over by her much. ver with the floor hours and 20 minutes to set a lion boost to be music in Baptist Churches through- -mounted control it was discovered her husband Mrs. George Hart was elected asked later far own car, a white 1961 Cadillac. stick. new flight record over the course civil defense wouh• James stopped the car near the out the nation elected a Murray had been talking with the secretaryf SoutheastRegion In- run •he total Mrs. Eleanor Tyson, 50, wife Forces weren't de- which .Charles A. Lindbergh took over $1 of Plainfield reservoir and walked Baptist Tuesday as vice-president great enough on fendant. ternational Toastmistress 7 billion. Robert W. Tyson Jr. of Thursday's Clubs at 33t hours to fly in 1927. Plainfield, back along the road to phone for of the Southern flight to make the —Rashid indicated Birmingham, Ala., OK PAilit..ry Requests had been strangted, Baptist Church he would last week. She The Air Force said police said. a taxicab. It was uncertain Music Conference. use of the side stick - controlled have Mrs. is chairman of the average ''here was general agreement Palice wheth- Lassiter committed to Council No, 3 ITC. speed of the said the two suspeeta, er Mrs. Ewell had by mere movements of the wrist Mr Hustler bomber was that Cone,rers would go along with both ordered him W. Rudolph Howard, State Hospitaltunis Saturday. and Mrs. Hart attended the 1,105 Negroes in their 20s. had to get a cab. minister —necessary. but Walker miles an hour over a course key parts of the President's spe- But the women were of music for the used it in ----A psychiatrist testified before annual Southeast Region speech made statements admitting they alone. First Baptist preparation for upcoming of 3.669 statute miles. cific requests for a modernized Church of Murray, flights. Judge Carl Weidman that Mrs. contest in Birmingham Saturday were at the scene. One had the was elected to Top altitude for The B-58, wIth a crew of three, Arms bigger Marine Corps, They were sell alone, and the post during Walker was Lassiter was sane. i.nd Sunday. Mrs. Hart's office be- a wallet of one of the women when safe. the nation-wide 11%000 feet. He took off from Carswell Air Force supreme effort when cab driver Wilbur Conference's hit his top speed .—And Weidman cited an gins July 1. to put a man on arrested and the other had Morris, concluding sesaion at 90 000 assail. Worth.. Tex., the who knew them both, Tuesday. feet shortly after shut- ant prosecuting attorney Other officers elected were • .the isoei eya to e omen's arrived. But for con- Mrs. a. m.. T). and flew non-stop car, police then something ' . pou no tempt of court Gene Passmore, Birmingham. tie will get most, but not all. id The Church Music Ala. to Paris via Washington with Conference thrust rocket engine The engine Weidman 'Regional Supervisor: and New of the $4.5 billion he now wants their car. was one of and Rashid have been Mrs. Margat- York It Identity Botts four special meetings burned at full throttle for 73 sec- feuding !et Williams. refueled in flight from for foreign aid spending next year The preceding in the case for more than Miami. Fla. Assistant KC-135 suspects were identified u Suspects Drive Up the Southern Baptist onds. 'Supervisor; jet tanker planes. Civil defense will go to the Pen- Convention a week—ever since a sanity com- Mrs. Edna Stone, Nash- i here. Temperatures The three-hour and 20-minute h la reached 700 de- mission found Mrs. Lassiter emo- ville. Tenn Treasurer. s but the in- Morris told police he had gone During one of the four related grees Fahrenheit record was over the New York- creased money on his record tionally unstable and I Baton Rouge, La. was select- he wants to build back to his cab to radio for an- conferences prior to the Conven- ride, unable to to-Paris leg. shelters comparable to those rec- stand trial. ed as the place for next will remain, as it has in Hamp other taxi when the two strang- tion, a Louisville Baptist spring's The total distance covered Brooks seminary orded on other speed flights Rashid ordered conference. from the past, hard to come by. ers drove up in a sedan, professor told Baptist her committed. 'lexas was 5.183 miles. stopped, ministers at- Walker commented "I kept get- but Weidman I International officers HIS I t t for new and offered to help tending the annual issued an injunction present at The Fort Worth They got the Pastors' Con- ting warmer WS warmer in the barring the Birmingham to New York leg work those put out of the jobs women's ference her removal to •the hos- meeting included was Is car going again Then that integration is sure cockpit I had to keep cranking Miss flown below the speed of by automation will get full atten- Speaker up pital and scheduled a. hearing Pat Emshoff. president, Lou- one of them got into the car with to come, and that no little group the in sound, which is 660 miles tion, especially cooling " the matter for Thursday isville; Mrs. Freda Klingenberg. an . from lawmakers the women and drove of preachers IS morning. hour but nonetheless off The going to stop it Assistant third vice-president. was done at with high' unemployment in theif other followed ;n the Dale Moody Prosecutor Samuel J. Denver. Colo.; record speed. sedan. professor of Christ- Torina Mrs. Donald chstricts. However, this plan still °At Rotary Morris ian got an order from the A. Burns, Montebello. told his dispatcher by theology at Southern Baptist Calif.. The time from Fort Worth to has to be sold. radio Michigan Supreme Court overrul- secretary; and Mrs. James to call the police and start- Theological Seminary. challenged Washington was 2 hours and 16 Republicans scoffed at Kentucky ing Weidman but the judge went H. O'Donnell, Birmingham. Ala., the Presi- Ramp Bro ed following the runaway car. He the ministers to live up to the Has minutes and from Washington to dent's speech, iks. son of Mr and ahead with the hearing anyway. treasurer: Mrs. Lysbeth R. Reed, in which he said Mrs W. H Brooks. lost it during the chase teachings of Christ and apply them New York 19 minutes. the West is not geared College Farm Dr. John M. Tracey, a psy- director Paducah. for the Road. was The women's bodies were found to • the changing social order in Over New York. the crew turn- continuing fight the speaker yesterday chiatrist retained by Mrs against growing at several hours later about a mile America Opportunity Lassi- ed toward Paris and went into totalitarian ( the Murray Rotary Club ter's attorney, pressures He said from the resevoir "One decade testified that the Orioles, supersonic flight. Young Brooks. winner of the from now you won't Phils Win In They flew a "there is much we ran do" and Police arrested know 39- • ld d th District FFA Public Speaking Maxey and Parks this social order in which course just 69 miles farther than con- within and mentally competent Pony League Action Continued on Page test, presented a talk two hours They said po_ we are now living." Moody pre- Grads that traversed by Lindbergh in Six to the club Told Judge Weidman cited Torina for which he plans to lice in nearby Scotch Plains, N. J., dieted. his single-engine Spirit of St. Louis use in the state contempt of court when he re- The Orioles" downed the Indians f Oontest in June. had spotted them driving the wo- He urged the pastors to accept May 20-21. 1927. Lindberg's time fused to participate in the case. 8 to 7 in the first game of Pony , The talk is men's 1961 car and had noted the desegregation as inevitable and was 33 hnurs, n minutes, 30 see- • entitled "Are You Bert T. Combs said today No action was taken against League play last night. a Future license plate number . to try to instill the Christian ap- that - the Ben Ho- onds Farmer,", was delivered Kentucky college raduates prosecutor howeaer. gancamp and Ricky Tidwell ..-- in excellent The Ea ells had been married proach to race relations in re- col- style and the concen- the sponled well to lected two hits 25 years. James, a membership of their his proposals for each in leading sus of the Rotarians was that he student at Co- churches. keeping the Oriole lumbia University Other auxiliary Kenturky's college-train- attack. Murray High Band had a "winning speech." in New York groups that con- ed • City people in the state Tidwell and llogancamp com- a Brooks called for well is their only child, eluded two-day meeting.s were the Plans Sunday Get Degrees educat- to hold the Indians to three Concert ed farmer The Ty:sons had three children, Woman's Missionary Union Con- The governor mmittees business men in his made a flying singles. Tidwell received talk a married daughter ',Oho lives vention and The Religious 1 credit and pointed out that sue- in Educe- t f .t Th . for the win. The Murray High Band will iessful Honolulu and grown-up twin sons tion Association. (lay to urge farming today may be car- . graduating seniors to In the second game present its annnal concert Sun. Next Monday who work in New York More than 10.000 persons the Phils sled out only by being well edu- City. at- carve out their careers in their Are Named By beat the day afternoon at 2:30 on the lown . Tyson tended the Dodgers 4 to I. Jimmy ' ted d had worked for Mack main Convention's home state. of the school. The band Trucks opening Lamb the winning pitcher allow- , will be ) a selling. before moving to Wall session Tuesday night directed by Two hundred eighteen seniors Combs ed just three hits while striking Irvin Gilson. Ile was introduced Street. when Dr. A. B. Van Arsdale, past. was accompanied by state Student will receive degrees at the Murray s by Dr. Her- Farm Bureau os_a_one—ise. six innings. No play- directors Eddie Grogan .. bert or of a Decatur. Ala. Baptist Personnel Commissioner Walter State College thirty-eighth Allbritten of the Murray er on either team and Jimmy Ohla, will also direct Com- ' Church. preached the annual R. Gattis on his trip to Murray managed more mencement. Monday, May State agriculture department. Guest • Con- than ore hit. several numbers. During the in- 29 at 8 • vention sermon. State' College Eastern State The following p. m. in the College of Wilson Gannt, Director of Mur- Col- standing commit- R H 6 termission a special drum duet Auditorium. Major business items lege, the University of tees have Dr. Henry H. 1 ray College High was Leroy El to be con- Kentucky, been named by the Cal- Indians written by Chuck Simons Hill, president of - Mayfield Wins .. 1 0 4 1 0 0 1 will be 's4 dridge, sidered in Wednesday Convention and Western Kentucky State Col- loway ( ountr Farm 7 3 3 George Peabody College, will be FFA advisor of young Bureau. They Orioles . 000 330 presented by Ronnie McKeel and ' • • sessions include recommendations lege. will be in 2 8 6 2 the Commencement speaker. Brooks at the school. effect during the cur- James. Charleton Mike Baker. Dr. . .,..- from the Southern Baptist He told the seniors, "Kentucky rent (Si and liar- Henry Pope Mobley. Visiting Rotarians were C. B. exe- year. grove: The public is invited to Jr., pastor of District Meet cutive committee Ss entering an era ilogancamp, (51 and Tho- attend the Highland tit i Thompson of Paducah and that the Baptist of the greatest Membership: Harvey Ellis. Chm., this concert. Presbyterian Church. Val Brotherhood development m as. I anbach of Paris Tennessee Commission serveaseerie in hour history." Ray Broach. R. P. McDougal, Rob- Louisville. will speak at Bacca- a liaison between the e pointedoutprivate ert RHE laureate services. The Paducah Tilghman Boy Scouts •i • Ross. Trellis McCuiston. Willie Phils Sunday. May 28. Tornado of America dustry last year .. . . 1 02 00 1 0 4 3 i' Volunteers at squad, defending state and the Corwention. committed more 0. Smith. v.iu 3 p. m. "William Holt Is champion, than $377 - -- Dodgers ... 000 00 1 0 1 4 3 went down in defeat — million for new plants Program of Work: Billy Tidwell, Of those who have applied for here yester- and J. Lamb, Bailey 171 and Adams; Distribute Poppies Western day as Mayfield plant expansions in Kentucky. Chm.. Herman Darnell. Mrs. J. degrees, 169 have 'applied for Graduate High School won 0. Garland, Cunningham (4) and War- its first Janet Like Winner e said. ' e have justgun Bedwell, Bill Ed Hendon, bachelor of science degrees, 8 for Region Baseball Tourna- Jamel ren. All of the women and girls who to scratch the surface in the de- Potts. bachelor of arts. 4 for bachelor of William J Holt will be among ment The Cards took the con- Of $100 Bond distribute American Legion Auxil- the tests velopment of Kentucky's vast re- Budget: Hamp Brooks, science :n agriculture. 13 for 329 graduates who will be 2-0. Chm., NoNo-- D iary poppies here on Poppy _ , sources. Industry, agriculture ganef ble Cox, Herman DaY bachelor of music education. and awarded degrees from Western State tournament play has been Darnell, Ray next Saturday will be serving ._—. . science are teaming up with gov- Broach, Bill as 4 for bachelor of science Kentucky :State College at the set for June 7 th and 8th in Lex- Ed Hendon, Max Hurt. r. Lowry To unpeid volunteers. Mrs. in home H p ya spring ington. Miss Janet Like, a senior at ernment to make the greatest pos- - Policy Development and ..,o.. economics. commencement exercises The Mayfield squad will Key, President of the Murray unit Calloway County High School. was sible use of these resources.' tions: Noble Cox, Chm Those applying for degr-es from a on Thursday June 1. meet the winner of the Louisville , Pat Thom- of Hie Aexiliary, said today. presented a $100.00 Savings Bond The governor said Kentucky son, Purdom Lassiter, Calloway rotmty are as toilets/a: The baccalaureate program will regional on the first day of the Harrell Address All contirbutions made to by the Grand needs its college graduates MCH them Bachelor of Science: • e on Sunday May classic at 1.00 p. m. our time Lodge Order of and Broach. Calvin Compton. for the A. B. Can- w.th offers them flowers of remembrance on, Murray; Dr. H. F. Paschall. pastor The Cardinals picked Elk's State Convention in Louis- great opportunities. Services: Leon Chambers, Chm., Beverly A. Douglass, of the up their He added. will go into the Auxiliary's re- First Baptist Church first run in the ville, Kentucky, Saturday May 20. We need people like NobleC L th B.11 Stub Murray; Letricia G. Douglass, Mur- of Nashville, second inning on yourselves -Graduates habilitation : and child welfare. Tennessee delivering a single. and She we; presented this award as with boldness, imagi- blefield, Herbert Miller. ray; Glenda E. Chrisman, Almo: the address. two Tilghman errors. nation, funds, to be used for the benefit Their the result of her winning the girls endurance and intelligence. Legislative: James Harris, Chm., Joretta Fox, Murray; Eugene Hern- other run came across the of disabled war veterans and needy division of the Elk's State Youth Gattis recommended that the Calvin Compton. Leon don, Almo; T. D. Cutchens, Mur- plate in the sixth following a Chambers, Dr. C. S. Lowry. Head of So- children of veterans during Leadership Contest. Janet's spon- graduates considerI careers in state Hugh Foster. Billy the ray; S. B. Johnson, Murray: R. D. single, a steal to second, a sacrifice . Smith. cial Science Department of Mur- coming year • fr sor for this contest was the Elk's government. He pointed out OW Women's: Mrs. MrCage. Murray: D. L._ Lassiter, Iffeather fly, and another single. J. 0. Bedwell, ray State, will be the speaker Lodge No. 545, Hopkinsville, the state has need for specialists airs Bill Smith, at Murray; E. 1. Oliver, Murray; J. . Tilghman banged out six hits Ken- Mrs Leon Cham- College g Commence- H. tucky. such as engineers, scientists and bers. Mrs. Herman Darnell, Kirksey Graduates Shackelford. Jr., Murray; E. M. Report to Mayfield'a five but could never Mrs. ment o e May a eight Miss Like was accompanied to social workers." Max Srnotherman, Mrs. Skinner, Murray, Carmerila Y. Tal- 1 lhollisd Prows quite get the one they needed in Ray Broach. p. m. at the College Auditorium. To Hear Max tvoesewseleowl Louisville by her parents Combs ended his busy day by Young Hurt ent, Murray; Charlotte D. Treva- the clinch. Larry Hawkins struck- Mr. and People's: Billy Smith, Thirty-three seniors will Mrs..kcil Like and a introducing former President Chm., receive than. Murray; C. H. Walston, out nine and walked only one in friend Miss Har- Douglas Tucker. Max Smoth- diplomas at this time, Mur- Jennifer Riley. ry S. Truman at the annual according The graduating exercises for Barbara hurling the six.hitter. Ken- erman, Charles Coleman. to Wilson Gantt, ray; J. Waters, Murray; ET) loudy tucky State Bar Association Director. the Kirksey 8th Grade *ill be J. F. West, and cooler this morning. Win number thirteen apparently ban- Public Relations: Ray Broach, "Dr. Lowry Haul; Jakita White, 'learing quet at Louisville is widely-known as held Monday. Mal: 29th at 7•30 Murray;H 1 . and cooler this after- proved Thursday night. Chm.. Mrs. J. 0. Bedwell, J Wallace Murray, to he unlucky for Tilgh- NOW YOU KNOW Rob a speaker who spares no punches," p. m. Max Hurt I eon, high in the upper 60s. Today he is traveling again. Gingles, llarvey will be the speak- and Sonja G. Wilson, Kirksey. Gen- man. The Paducah School had won Ellis, Glindel Mr. Gantt said. "I strongly urge er. rally fair and cooler tonight, 12 straight heading for Pineville, where he Reaves. Bachelor of Arts: L. R. Joiner. Al- . in regional play with By United Press International everyone to be present to hear The honor students mtinued cool Saturday. Low will crown the 1961 Kentucky Commodity: Marvin are: Brenda mo. Master of Arts: Eugene Chan- IllellINON to- the win streak dating back to The Pentagon Hill, Chm., a timely address, and to join with Cunningham. light near 40. in Washington is Mountain Laurel Queen at Laurel Holmes Glenda Barrett and ey, Murray: W. P. Hodges, Mur- 1958 the world's Ellis, R. P. McDougal, us in paying honor largest office building. Cove in Pine Mountain State to our class Judy Parker. ray; Bess T. Kerlick, Park Eksha Orr, Newell Doores. of graduating seniors." Murray; B. oublic is invitedThe • to attend 11 M •

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*'Al;r, TWO LEDIIER It TIMES — MURRAY. KEN1 OCKY THE LEDGER & TIMES 1 FRIDAY — MAY 26, 1961 'UBLISHED Check Car 1 I' I by LEDGER a TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Yankees' t. on of the Murry Ledger, Ford Keeps Winning As Reliefer The Calaiway Times, and The ; Smes-Heraid, Octooer 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January ; 1942. Before You Luis Arroyo Continues 7f sIAMIM C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER To Bail Him Out ire reserve tbe right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Ed.t, r Pull Trailer By FRED DOWN place in the only National League Sherman Lollar hit a r Public Voice items three-run which, in our opinion, are not for the beat in It looks like Whitey Ford will game. of our readers. homer for the White Sox. ev go on winning as long as Luis Arroyo's arm holds Kubek, Blanchard Homer Joe Nuxhall, 32-year •ATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE 'WITMER CO., 1509 A surprising number of out- up. old ex- MSC ladieen Ave.. Memphis, AMERICAN LEAGUE , That's a familiar Cincinnati left-hander, pitched* Tenn.: Time & 1.-fe Bldg., New York, N Y , boarders who trail their boats tend New York 6 Boston 4, night quip. in the Tony Kubek and Johnny Blan- 76 ne tephenson Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. to neglect !timbre New York Yankees' clubhouse seven hitter to win his second one of the most im- W. L Pei 6 Chicago 4. night chard hit two-run.homers to lead ef 196 portant these days but it's not funny game for the Athletics. Dick Haw- _nterecl at the Post ()Mee, Murray. Kentucky, parts of their rigs—the Detroit 27 12 .092 Tciay'lli Night Games to the Yankees' 11-hit attack that led 21 for transmission as the Yankees' American ser and Jerry Ihunire had two Second Class Matter automobile. Cleveland 23 15 .605 3e Chicaas . New York League ri- dealt Mx Mullett hits vals. his fourth loss. _each IC 2Z1 New York 20 Boston a. Ilitiiimore They know the chunky, 32- for the Winners while Willie LaiSCRIPTION Trailers, 15 .571 5 Arroyo -rlre%sed-Forcf with twd RATES: By CarCarrier in Murray, per week 20e, per particularly w he n Baltimore 5i Minnesota at year old Arroyo was supposed to "rasby and Gene Green humered Pi n 85e. 22 18 .550 Washington men on base and none out in the In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- ,•'th wavily loaded, make additional s be washed up as a major for the Senators. Dick nese, Minnesota 19 19 .500 di Kansas City at Cleveland leaguer eighth inning and pitched Donovan follow $5.50. demands on various a hitless suffered his parts of the Kansas City 15 Detroit at Los Angeles year ago but he somehow man- fifth consecutive less. Jad .car. Mercury 18 .455 9 ball the rest of the way. Jackie outboard boating Washington ages to find the holes in their FRII)AV — MAY 26, 1961 18 22 .450 94 Jensen homered for.115bston. Koufax, pitching the most my V authorities suggest a number ot Boston Saturday's Games bats. con- 15 20 .429 10 sistent ball of his thsr:;, points to have your service man The ex-St. Louis wildness-ared Chicago 14 24 .368 Chicago at New Cardinal left- Kirkland and Johnny Ro- VOTING MACHINES NEEDED check when he gives your York hander career, carried a one-hitter into Stubb car its Los Angeles 13 Boston hustled to Ford's rescue mano drove in four runs each and spring tune-up. 23 .361 121 at Baltimore the ninth when t h e Cardin* Bill • again Thursday. night to preserve Kirkland, Romano, Woody Held While Minnesota at Washing:on threatened on singles by your brakes might be Thursday's Results a 6-4 victory over the Boston Red and Bubba Phillips hit homers to Curt Adele 5 OME INDIGNATION was registered on Tuesday adequate Kansas City at Cleveland Flood and Bill White. Right when to stop an unloaded car, Sox. The win raised Ford's record lead the Indians' 17-he attack. -field- Effini are Minnesota 7 Detroit 6, 11 Detroit at Los Angeles, night er Duke Snider made a nany voters of the city and county were unable to cast their linings good enough to innings to 6-1 but it was the fourth time Jim Grant taggered through 6% shoestring Pad U, withstand Kansas City 4 Washington heir votes. a summer of trailering7 3 Arroyo has come to his assistance innings to pick up hie fourth win ton:( Additionally. Cleveland 13 Los Angeles 5 the parking brake this season. In all, Arroyo has with Barry Littman cleaning up. Jirr Apparently this was caused by several factors, some should be 100% effective, for a NATIONAL LEAGUE made 17 relief appearances for the Leroy Thomas hit two homers for lace, ;f which were heavy trailer the large nurnoer of votes cast, the full on a steep launching While the car is up on the rack. Team Yankees and has been credited the Angels. Elkto ramp exerts a strong the service t. G.E. 'allot which slowed the voting, and an insufficient num- pull. man should check the San Francisco ... 2:! 13 .629 wen seven "saves" this year. Park, Your car engine may trailer )er of voting machines. tend to hitch. Bolts should be Pittsburgh 20 13 .608 1 'Seeks 20 Victories The Twins overcame a five-run Bob heat up under load, and if tightened first-inning your and any welds inspect- Los Angeles 24 16 .600 With Arroyo to back him up in deficit to send the Election officials did excellent cooling system Sig an job in getting as is not in tip-top ed. The ball should be checked Cincinnati 20 16 556 2, the late innings. Ford has re- game into extra innings on Reno shape, you may for Vu nany voters through the lines as possible in the eleven find yourself pull- security and given a light coat- , Milwaukee 16 17 .485 '5 pounded from his mediocre 12-9 Bertoiras run-scoring ninth-inning ing to the roadside with a boiling ing of wheel single N.Y.; lour period between 6:00 bearing grease. 1St. Louis 15 19 .441 64 campaign in 1960 and is well on ancT won it in the 11th when a.m. and 5:00 p.m.,We noticed radiator on :he way home Than some Chicago 12 23 .343 10 his way toward achieving the first J i m Lemon singled in Lennie everal officials explaining the complex ballot summer evening. Have Your battery is always checked Carli to a num- your cool- Philadelphia 11 23 20-victory season of his career. Green. Paul Giel, ex-Minnesota ing system during a spring tune-up. Chea er of persons and pointing out that the second column properly cleaned and if Ties Ford has been a star since 1950 football star, won his first game rust time, in addition to checking Thursday's Results Ho f city counAmen or lime is present, have it fluid I but has never attained the 20-win for the Angels and Green's four in Ward A was part of the council level, the service man should Los Angeles 1 St. Louis Cr is pressure-flushed.A: the same check 0, night class that is commonly accepted hits extended his hitting streak to time, the it's output. Night-time driving Pittsburgh at Chicago, ppd.. Lout service man will check rain as the mark of a star pitcher. 22 straight games. with the added Philadelphia at Melt' We noticed too that officials kept close watch on vot- the thermostat and test the radiat- lights of the trail- Milwaukee, night, er, along ppd., rain . Jai ng machines or pressure cap. with the usual burning The Cleveland Indians routed Orioles Rout Score and urged voters to complete their ballot- of lights Only while loading the car•H games scheduled. Los Angeles Angels, 13-5, and DOD ag so that the long line of voters could be kept Shock absorbers are not only will impose an additional moved to The Orioles scored four runs in Saw moving. load.1 Today's Games within 31 games of first Deism la reading important for comfort, but also Have it charged up fully before place when the Minnesota Twins the first inning and • lien( the statutes on voting, it points out that San Francisco at Chicago routed Herb to help to maintain proper control. starting out ois a trip. scored an 11-inning. 7-6 -ray: ach voter has a maximum of two minutes Philadelphia at Cincinnati, victory Score befare he retired a batter in the machine If there is any doubt about them .5 night over neth Los Angeles the Detroit Tigers; the Balti- to pave the way fur Steve Barber's catch of Ken Boyer's low liner, 0 cast his vote. During the eleven condition, replace them. A car is only as good as its at Milwaukee, night hour period, with each for once Pittsburgh more Orioles beat the Chicago however, and completed a game- rue I they begin to wear, driver, so remember to be alert at St. Louis. night sixth win. Hoyt Wilhelm relieved over using his full two minutes, only 330 persona could their snubbing White Sox, 6-4, and the Kansas ending double play by throwing to La ability decreases for increased stopping distances, Saturday's Games in the eighth and at: rapidly. With City Athletics downed the Wash- shut out the second base. Bob Gibson was the Lyn: on one machine dur:ng the day. swing wider on turns, Los Angeles at Milwaukee new ones, you'll be sure that the and allow ington Senators. 4-3, in ot White Sox for the last two innings. hard ,,With 17 precincts San Francisco at Chicago her luck loser for the Cardinals. - and 17 machines this would allow up-and-down action of the trailer at least twine the normal distance American League games. Philadelphia at Cincinnati, :610 persons to vote in Calloway will not effect yaur car's handling. ween pawing night County on election day. Pittsburgh at Sh. Louis, n. c*ourse more night Sandy pitched a three- people than that used the machines as hit and• i"ufa Tommy x Davis hit his I, Douglas Shoemaker, and my entire-farnify idenced the 4.140 persons who did vote on Tuesday. Calloway County, has Is Machanes. all of which were want to take this opportunity to thank you from• use on election day. The statutes also •point out that the bottom of our hearts, for each plea.sement smile 7"Jo shouid be the maximum in any one precinct. '-AIT - of this is indicative that Calloway County needs anti word of encouragement given me during my more Iv a:rig machines so that every man and woman in .aloteay campaign for the office of County Court Clerk. County who.wishes.to tote_ may do so._ The 'W;2. sincerely- hope that county , geniiine officials -will see fit or hie reete IS, a t,s-en i: : n the w-01. se i-,*;st% kiüd"15f friendship you displayed Tuesday •, investigate ' this need and to make the proper arrange- ..waniusillos•,.... u...„ cent .of e.hrything from pusla act:nab-41x ' e"tvet .. ...ti •;1.e4 tos,*-• is exactly the kind •.•s to obtain mor• v ing dame to stracci soliberyaSa meinigiet. . I have spent my entire life trying ,ting machines for Calloway. .0 as,,, a ' ,ps?!. -seed +-fender aaaaa Rua Barker. now he's innocent of marder." Ten n-..--•^1 later, after e hit we;• se sad re a stoles-pi oper•y -Innocent NI build. Thanks again and .re and ,lead.a shower not LAllowed by a cold may we always share - ,•••••,... •" Hdisias...e a lealaa nag.' Halta mustli . Granada looked up quickly, one. I clanbed into bed he•isle ei•••• ••••-- ,tried the same it as • Dore of loot his eyes glintir.g like rots2S. Sally. Ble: : y with hcr fsee to kind of friendship. .• ' •-• laae e - .... •-to'ef wereg /arat laashe lahospeal ka'aa-a i1 -You don't take her seriously? the wall. • •••• .... !ot.iesui or vOiacirs P,ossil She a been lying her head off I turaed Tony Kubik Ten Years Ago Today . • :hot Mil-tipped off the tor over to ga to sleep s stremati.ened by years." myself. The telephone rang like "'amiable Ledger & limes File , e 1. "?'a"?'ahow she woe the "You caught to know," Padilla, an alarm set cfi ty my move- es watch tumid is her. mid. eighth homer of the season'as _s1 0 iment. I lei eated, dropped to the the Douglas • -• s • hes.est it era hail Granada Los Angeles Dodgers shaded Shoemaker rose slowly. about floor raining on tiptoe, and got the Girl Scout Troop No. 4 closed its year's work feet St. Louis Cardinals, 1-0, on • e.s a . ..1 :Jig sip .vr a l wide and well over ; to the damn tie ,a, befar-,_ it and mov- 1-tursday afternoon with a Court of AWAsr-ibt at the home __ ! -Neer st tei-...lies bowl, six feet tall. He leaned with could ring again. ed to within a half-game of first ot- Mr'. A. B. Austin. Leah Dell Hopkins received the ,Lr . t"",i, IC.;le bBr" y i bi both hands gripping the esigsmi A mut:led voice shish ''Is that . flan the highest rank in Intermediate en. set-esed se (mere's.5 of the desk. "What is that sup-, Gunnarkon 7 Wilearn Gannareon Scouting. . • 'ea'1 Ntasiene r. .s'ham"- ...sea whamrare herlaw tas'iroe i 'sated to mean? I used to run, the lawyer?" Swann. Pep Club president, presided as , i. 4., ,, gra. iii.e..esa mai:with lots of dames before I got I "This is Gunnar:an, •-r-i-trf-,1-.re-• at the Murray Training School banquet s : Ro a•Inuisi Iii11,1 Gaines I w t a 4, and Fri in •...e, to myself and nettled an attorney." asm if tn.- basketball, baseball and fired ?Toni the F..0,105111! .ov.- ,„ track team. 1 "You want to gi on berg The A. Ii. P.eale & Son Hardware Store ft ig.l r`ahar H"nd.d'UY: Il,-lli" Ql Fier husband will be fifty- V Z:1.011 a short tone beer. Ter- IS the only one one?" •o:.,r years old on September 27th of this year. The store m •ssa rarelwerl a pease eau tasnals•- you shot.- Padilla sa:J. "Was "I don't understand you." a e earisiosn for his wife_ she ori 111.14 opened for business on the east side of the WI••te sol•es• have reason to far the little ls,rd?" But I understood. There was pe i I sotiare in Ian. CAI. Donato. a disrha ed rboli Granada said in a very gentle a threat in the words, under- .1 11- atd-an a as the ',adman iaasa -Mother told me thers lined by soft M •, rr% v Train:ea School seniors were awarded smirdswor D•1011,0 shot doom by • menace In the medals dete,t,‘ es Pale s:raoada. would be nights like this s; holarship and activity I go voice. I thought it was the same in the chapel wit of my way, to take a killer, man who bad called ;rrurr Th .r-day. Mary Ann Wolfson and Permison, • Charlie Wal- CIIA MEN 12 ind what happens? The Lieu-! but I couldn't be sure. Met) look o ere aaarded medals as valedictorian and salute- hr"HF. SQUAD ROOM was dim tenant eats me out. People (some! He snickered. "If yon want to eer ra for the circle of light in off the !street to tell me off.", go on living, you better dmp fr m the larap on Sergeant Pardlla said: •T11 bring you the case you're on, and I mean Grenada's desk. His two - • a crying towel. any part of it." ir wear ,•- (I ge red typewriter stetterea' Granada relied him a bnd "Go to hell." spse up when T said ony pads'', name and lifted his hand. A "You better give that some and r oalkad in. Granada jihad aehian scurried and moaned in thought. You have a wife, I 21r I'." head. heavily, as if it had the hallway. Than she shrieked hear, and I hear she's pregnant. cast in -hronge, in the doorway. Granada looked, You wouldn't want her to take ..f understand you shot Au- at the lorkers along the wall a bad fall or anything. So forget gestate Donato." I seat as though he was considering' about Holly May and her hula h.iiur.gin one friends. • "Yeah He went for his gum'' You gut that., Mr. Gun- let her in here" 4• ,I I'I- •I I P- 1 1111111.' -The had you had to silence dinama Donato ran at him, I didn't answer. The anger in him. He might have told tie situ ing and sobbing. "atm.- my head waa like scalding ice, sorne useful things." aere I knew you would kill I slammed the receiver down. "Yoe sound like Wills. He just him. I warned, bim. I warn you The fraction of a second later got off my thick. Don't you now. Look reit for me.- I picked it up again. There v-as haAdsowe, climb og, Mr. Getnnaroon." He! Granada did. He kept the nothing to be heard but the peered through the dimness, at , desk between them dial tone, the voice of idiot Padilla. "Who's yiir friend I 'Calm dewn. now, Sexy You space. I laid the receiver down "You remember meet" Padilla threaten an officer, I gut to for t he second time, more said. "I thed to tend bar in the leek you up." gently. Resarlta Room." I "Leek me tip! Kill me! Put But BEM • the bedroom nett was "Oh. yeah. Tony. Still work- me in the morgue with Gus" on, and Sally was standing at elate ing around town ?a Nhe went on in Spanish, pour- the bedroom door. "At the Foothill Club:" Pa- ltIg a torrent of words at "What on earth was that, -that's builf- dela said in his formai wore Granada. Bill?" There was tension between tbel He moved around the desk I tried to recall the exact two men. s and caught her his the wrists. words I lad spoken. I'd said "Where did ysu catch up with She sank her teeth Pri his /Cartel. too much to pretend that it rgili- Donato 7- I said. 1Granada shook her Mimic She was a wrong number. In the old ice plant_ out by hacked up to the raw of lack- "Some drunk. He 'teems' to the railroad tracks. It's a good era and sat sforn ariinit them have a grudge aghnet some- p1 ice to hi-le, truck and all, and with a crash. one." OtJ • I figured he was out there." Granada looked at his bit-1 "Against you'?" sThet's pretty doe. farming.- • ten hand. It was his gun maid,' "No. St f100113 UP- Steelworker Rua, Cameran gets an eagles Nat against me. Against "I had mime help. A little and the trigger finger was,everybody." 74*: 'if the Caarago River from the aStb floor level of bird told me they seen a thick. dripping blood. Nursing it in hie' 12.0 new United Insurance Company Building In cal',cago. "He upset yam didn't he, It so I mosses over. I caught ban other hand, he went Into William?" er:11 be 41 irories high, one et tic cassa Lighest. the unloaaing the stuff." waiihroom. I "I don't like My sleep inter- tUei, "What stuff was eta Padilla stusel over the woman. rupted by meniaca." -"fireeterseerrn 'the leis g P/C, '`q•t-urc- II•rivattrrt. Tit take you "Witifarlid he say'F'T earneras and furs and dresses home before you get into w,,,yse "Nothing repeatable. Gibber- Apparently • Broadman had it' trouble." — May Special stashed in his basement Donato • • • She accepted my explanation, killed him to get at It." QALLY was asleep In the lied- at least for the present. We' -Then you killed Donato" "room when I got home went bark to latel, and she Osssuble Track - Triple Tilt - Most Sizes sP was my nesk or his." In I !stood and looked at her She dropped off like a !rim," I lay the light from the green-shaaled stirred in her sleep, and made awaite for a long time beside ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS $111.50 limp. Granada's fare was green- a small quiet noise It reminded her huiet breathing, gulp eel, his eyes gold. "You sound me of an infant's gurgle. We had been married for as if you wished it was myl I tiptoed into the kitchen. nearly three year': tonight tor Trirn-tut, pain front slacks with a color- coordinated belt nsek. I'm not asking for the in plc.ce ALUMINUM STORM 1111016 turned on the fluorescent light thiefirst time I Was fully a-vare of the conlentional waistband. A neat $28.00 rubber. medal. but I did go out over the stove, and peered Into of her preciousness to me. Rut web belt, v:ith embossed on my own time and take a' the oven. It was still warm. I was more determined than metal snap holds shirt in neatly - won't ride up or slg. :tiller" In all though the gas had been onmed ever to stick with the ease and your favorite sportswear shades and patterns. 'ILI Wife claims he's not a off. ,My dinner was there, in a do my May in It The problem $.1.9h and up. STAP! HARDWARE pyrex dish with a rover. I ate Was to know where my duty ' Naair•dly She's been claim-l it. off the sinkboard, it oiling DAY EVERY DAY" * es., s ing he's innocent through four up. The china clock looked (To Be Confinivtl e ememe,er...ewe • e se er• set tee•••• s•yeeee Sale eels. eel down slicsod,ty ***** e ,e el •enele le in ••ann•4 s, .14

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1, 32-year old ex- :-hander, pitched. to win his second ahletics. Dick How- Lumpe had two hits 'inners while Willie ale Green homered ors. Dick Donovan !th consecutive loss. hing the most con- is wildness-pgrun Mon. after 3rd Sun. 7:00 .. p.m. Sunday School 10:00 Fri. Young People Serv. 7:30 p.m. Sundsy School 9:30 . a one-hater CHURCH into Official Board Martins Chapel Methodist Church Worship Services 2nd & 4th Sun. Morning service 11:00 en t h e Cardifl. iERVICES Mon. after 1st Sun. .... 7:00 p.m Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 9:45 Coldwater Methodist Church Choir practice each Saturday af- singles by Curt Preaching M.Y.F. Wed. Evening 7:00 Johnson Easley, Pastor ternoon at 5:00 pm. MURRAY LOAN CO. White. Right-field- 1st Sundays 11:00 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. First Methodist Memorial Beene and 3rd a.m. Worship . 11:00 A. M. 101W. Maln St. Telephone P1. 8-2621 - made a shoestring Preaching Maple & 5th Streets West Main Street 2nd and 4.h Sundays 7:00 p.m. Wednesday: "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." Their Practice (Wed.) 7:00 pm. St. Leo's Carholir Church 2nd Sunday 11.00 a.m. Mid Ilattday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 9:40 a.m. -Week Bible Study 7:00 P. M Methodist Men No:th 12th Street 4th Sunday Night 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship ... 10:50 •.m Morning Worship 10:30 am Mon. after 3rd Sun. .... 7:00 pm Sunday Mass 9:30 a.m & 11:00 a.m Pleasant Hill Free Baptist livening Worship 730 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Church First Friday & Holy Days 6 p.m Almo, Kentucky New Hope Methodist Church Training Union 8:45 p.m. Ledbetter Church Rev. S. F. Cousen, pastor Flint Baptist Marvin W. Jones, pastor Church Evening Worship 7:45 p.m. J. 0. Coltharp, Pastor Sunday School 10:00 Almo Heights College Cnurch of Christ Worship Sundays Sunday Schoo: 10i00 am. Morning service 11:00 LIdlobert S. Herring, First Baptist 106 N. 15th Street 4th Sunday 11 a.m. Pastor Worship Service 11:00 a.m. a School South Fourth Street Paul Hodges, Minister 1st Sunday 7:30 pm. 10:00 Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Service 11:1119 Sunday School ...... 9:30 a.m Bible Classes 9.30 a.m MY? . 8:30 pin. Church of the Living God Prayer Meeting Wed 7:00 p.m. *aiming Union 6:30 Morning Worship • 10:45 Worship 10-30 am Rev. C. B. Bramley, pastor Training Union 8:30 p.m. Evening Service Sunday School aferun4 Worship 7:30 Elm Grove Baptist 7:00 p.m Locust Grove 10ax: Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Morning service M. i. Robertson, pastor Church of the Nazarene 11 00 Meeting 7:30 p.m. Wed. Prayer Morning Worship ...... 11:00 a.m. ri'Cl o011NegDeADevY: otional 12:30 p.m. 1 mile north of Kirksey Evening service 700 Hazel Methodist Church WEDNESDAY: Prayer Training Union 6:30 Robert Broyles, Pastor meeting Wed. and Fri Pastor: Rev. Dennis Knott Bible Class .—.—..— 7:00 p.m Cherry Corner Baptist Evening Worship . 7:30 Sunday School ...... _...... _ 10 a.m. Second lit and 3rd Sundays R. J. burpoe, pastor Prayer Meeting Sat. Night .... 7:00 Preaching Service ...... 11 a.m. Street Church of Christ Worship Service 10:00 a.m Young People's Service .... 7 p.m. Bro, John Parker, Minister Sunday School .. —1090 p.m Scott's Grove Baptist Church Sunday School 11:00 am. Preaching Service 7:30 p.m. Bible Classes 945 A. M. Morning worship 11:00 am Seventh-day Adventist Billy Turner, Pastor ID War Evening Service ____ 7:30 p.m. Prayer Service Wed...._.. 7:30 p.m. T-aining Union 6.30 p.m. Sycamore and S. 15th Streets Sunday School ... .10:00 RAM. RP Wed. Prayer William E. King, pastor meeting 7:00 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. FIVE DAY FORECAST Rev. J. Max Sykes - Pastor Sabbath School 1:00 p.m. Sat. Evening worship ... . 7:30 p.m Training Union 6:00 p.m. Temple Hill Methodist Church By United Press Interrsetionll First and Third Sundays Worship ...... 2:00 p.m. Sat. Boyer's low liner, Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Rev. Joseph A. Walker. Pastor LOUISVILLE. Ky. (11Pli — The Goshen nights at 7:00 pm. umpleted a game- Spring Cieek Missionary Baptist SUNDAY: Services Every Sunday advanced forecasts for the five- Sunday School 9:45 am. ilay by throwing to Hal Shipley — Pastor Mid-week Prayer Service 7:30 p.m Sunday School 10:00 a.m. day period, Saturday through I Worship Service 11:00 a.m. North Pleasant Grove th Gibson was the (Located 3 miles North of Penny) Worship Services Thursday, prepared by the U. S. I Lynn for the Cardinal,. Grove Services Every Sunday Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1st & 3rd Sundays 11:00 a.m. Weather Bureau: Sunday School 11:00 Chestnut Street Tabernacle am Sunday School 10:00 am. Rev. W. Ed Glover Pastor 2nd & 4th Sundays .... 9:30 a.m. Temperatures for the period will Worsihip Service 9:45 Sunday School ...... ,... Chestnut at Cherry St. am. Morning Worship ... 11:00 am. 10:06 a m. Thursday Eve. MY? .... 7:30 p.m. average three to eight degrees be- M. Y. F. Training Union 6:00 p.m Rev. S. D. Vaughn, Pasaor 630 pm. Evening Worship . 700 p.m. low the state normal of 69 de- Wed Prayer Meeting ... 7:00 p.m. Suet Stalls, Sunday School Supt. entire family Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. grees through Wednesday. Louis Sunday Schooi ...... 10:00 a.m. Russell's Chapel Methodist Church ville normal extremes 81 and 56 t. John's Episcopal Morning Worship ...... 11:00 am, Rev. Joseph A. Walker, Pastor ik you from Coles Camp Ground degrees. West Main Street Locust Methodist Evangelistic Service 7:30 pm. Services Every Sunday Grove Baptist Church Church Continued unseasonably cool Sat- Holy Comtbanioat (let & 3rd Sun) Harold Lassiter. Pastor Mid-Week: Sunday ScWohrooshlip 10:00 a.m. sement smile Rev. Johnson Easley, Pastor urday through Monday. except for or Morning Prayer .... V:16 am. Sunday School ... _10:00 al13. Wed. Bible Study ...... 7:30 p.m. Services Charlie Lassiter, slight moderation Sunday, with a WSCS Morning Worship .... 11:00 am Thurs. P.L.A. Service _ 7:30 p.m. 1st & 3rd Sundays .... 9:30 a.m. during Sunday School Supt. slow warming trend Tuesday and Whether4' you my - — 4th Sundays : 11:00 a.m. — 2nd at Wednesday. Prayer Meeting & MY? t Clerk. Average rainfall will total from travel to Venice or Virginia .-,._fleVe1carry The Tuesday Eve. 7:00 p.m. one-fourth to one-half inch with .p ed Tuesday scattered showers likely about more cash than you can affordjo_lose Lynn Grove and Goshen Monday. re life trying Methodist churches Here Comer the Corn Second and Fourth Sundays dways share • Gen Read today's Sports By JOAN O'SULLIVAN Sunday School am. iERE did corn co m e Worship Service Itil:°4°5 am. Wfirom? The Iroquois In- M. Y. F. 8:30 am. diens answer the question Lynn Grove You are always welcomel always carry with this charming legend. Friendship Church of Christ at an "In the early days of the Don W. Oeize, Minister American Express Travelers Cheques earth, when the Spirit of Good Bible Study 10:00 a.m. Spendable everywhere, yet only you can spend them. Prompt refund if lost or iaker brought the birds and animals Preaching 11:00 a.m. stolen. Cost? A panay a dollar. Get your American Express Travelers Cheques at from the Sun Land, one of the EPISCOPAL birds, the crow, carried in his Green Plain Church of Christ ear a grain of maize. The Bill Phillips, Minister • Spirit of Good planted this on Sunday Bible Class ... .10:00 am. CHURCH his Mother Earth's breast, and Morning Worship 10.45 a.m BANK OF MURRAY It became the first grain, the Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. for 'life' of the red man." Wednesday Bible Class 7:30 p.m. Member F. D. I. C. American Vegetable Evening Worship . 7:30 pm. Worship or Consultation This Ls just one of the many Indian legends about corn, a North Side Baptist Church vegetable that is strictly Aro T. G. Shelton, pastor , American in origin and may Sunday Bible School .. 10:00 sin well be the oldest of all culti- Preaching 11:00 am vated plants. Evening service 15:30 • During the next four months Midweek prayer meeting 7.00 pen. it will be in abundant sup- 11.00 a. m. Pol,_1c1,0 Worship Service ply, one of the favorite treats Evening Service 7:00 p. m of the summer table. Few vegetables are as pop- Poplar Spring tisothot Church Wax as corn-on-the-cob, served Church piping hot, well-buttered, sea- Jack Jones, pastor soned with salt and pepper. Sunday School 10:00 sm. But corn - off - the - cob has Morning Worship 11:00 sm. possibilities, too. Use it as an Evening Worship 700 p.m. -••aiv"..)S.1 Ingredient and see how its Wed. Prayer Service 7.00 p.m. juicy, tender, golden kernels Lone Oak Primitive • can enhance the flavor of Baptist Church salad, soup or casserole. Arlie Liu-finer — Pastor tj Corn and Chicken Salad: (Located on Route 6) Husk 4 medium ears fresh First Sunday 2.00 pm. corn; place in saucepan with Third Sunday 10.30 am. enough boiling water to cover sant, 1 tap. salt and 2 tsp. College Presbyterian lemon juice. fresh 1801 W. Male Cover; boll for 5 to 6 min. bake! The Sumgey School ..... 9:43 sin. Remove from water. Cool THE VEGETABLE 00L'RSE is something special—eom and onion vegetables, Morning Wor-hip 11:00 ern and cut from cob in whole sparked with spices, are cooked in milk. Casserole 121 topped with grated American cheese. Vollege Fellowsnip 7:30 pm grains'. Chill. • Add 3 c. diced cooked cold roses. Serves 6. Cover and cook 15 min. or „ Husk 6 medium ears fresh chicken. 1 C. diced green pep- Corn Soup with Asparagus: until asparagus is tender. Porn. Remove silk and ,cut Seventh and Poplar Christ per, 1 medium tomato, diced, Saute c. finely-chopped Stir in 1 qt. milk, scalded, kernels off the cob. Church of Bible Claw ..._... 10:45 am. 1/3 c. mayonnaise, 2 tap. salt, onion in aa C. butter or mar- thp. sugar, 1% tsp. salt and Into the corn, stir 2 tbsp. Sunday _____10:40 a.m. ia tsp. lemon juice. garine. Add 2 C. (4 to 5 ears)" la tsp. ground black pepper. flour, tsp. salt, aa tap. Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. Serve on lettuce. Garnish corn cut - off - the - cob, 2 c. Heat only until hot. ground black pepper and 1;16 Evening Worship each serving with a slice of diced fresh asparagus and la tsp. ground cloves. Add 1 C. Wednesday Bible Class 7:32 pm. hard-cooked egg and radish c. water. Parsley Garnish milk. Pour mixture over Serve garnished with onions. Dot with 2 tb,sp. but- • - First Christian chopped fresh parsley to 6. ter, margarine or bacon fat. North 5th Street A child's gift is especially sweet. I wish Corn and Onion Flake: Peel Sprinkle top with 14 C. grated THE CHURCH roR ALL... Bible School 9:30 a.m. that I could give this little girl something that ALL FOR THE CHURCH 3 medium Bermuda onions; American cheese. Bake in pre- Morning Worship 10:50 sm. would mean as much to her as her flowers mean Church is the redest Griot co slice thinly and place in bot- heated moderate oven (350* rsii Rho 5:00 p.m. The tom of buttered 1-qt. for 50 know that just now, I can't.( For caul, lo, the hutlding of charstrter $04 cas- F.) min. or Until done. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. to me. But I serole. Serves 6. she won't recognize my gift until much, much good rine...sky. It la a storvisouse of Christian Youth Fellowship 7:00p.m. speitual values. Without a arose Ontreles later. neither democracy woe eivilisahon ..-. Colored Church Then, I hope she'll look back on her mem- I...Wei,. There an four acrussd tel... why every person dunk, attend service* Calendar ories of me and say,"The first time I ever went regularly .ad support the Chinch. They to church,I went with my Grandma. You know. arta: 411 Frac 10 •wit mks- (2t) Fos dis St. lobe Baptist Church I don't think she ever missed a Sunday at rfelelres's sake. (3) For the sake of his *alio.. (4) For the sale Rev. C. E. Ward, Pastor church in her life ..." ounntuney anti Sunday School 9:30 of the Church Owl!, which weeds his Inewri•I seaport. Plan to go Morning service 11:00 Though I have missed a Sunday now and moral and I, church regularly sad retul jou; Bible Evening service ...... 7:15 then when I was sick, or had to stay home with doily. lath Monday Night my young ones, I never have missed going to unior Chorus Practice 7:00 church if there were a way to get there. And DO Solt Civic Tet.1 usher meeting Tuesday night 7:15 Prayer meeting Wed. 7:00 this habit—a wonderful habit—is something s.i.a.T Isle it 8-13 hine+dat It/unmet 12 14 Sr. Chorus practice Wed. .. 5:00 that I've passed along to my son, and that I've T.,...i.r 114.itt-.. 34 -- 1-10 Hedoeutlay 11 TItiv-tthr 1 s..7 Choir page:rice, Muss s:30 seen him pass along to his daughter. Thurwlay pr, r.-b• 231 14 Fritt•r 3 a,,,I, 1. S.-it Mt. Birch Free Will Baptist This is a priceless heritage. For having a. baturds: j'rultztab al B-41 Rev. W. 0. Osier, pastor regular place for the Church in one's life, from Sunday School 9:45 childhood on, gives one a faith that endures Morning Service 11:00 forever. Evening service 7:30 Second and Fourth Sun. Night e•pittriidttliisi, Relator Pole. senior, Pe-galore. Ts. 7:30 Choir Practice Friday Night 7:30 A ROYAL TREAT, corn-on-the-cob is at it beat when it's CORN-OFF-THE-COB adds color and flavor to a tempting for only 5 to 6 minutes. salad platter of chicken, green peppers and sliced tomatoes. cooked in boiling, salted watei Warman Chapel A.M.E. Church Rev. P. H. Jones

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LEDOER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY — MAY 26, 1961 Legion Auxiliary Luncheon Is Held Mother-Daughter Has Regular Kenlake Meet Hotel 'Tea Held By GA's 7 The American Legion Auxiliary By Circle held its regular meeting at the I WSCS A Girls' Auxiliary Mother and Circle Legion Hall on Monday evening at I of the Woman's Society Daughter tea was given at the of 7:30 with the president, Mrs. Ethel Christian Service of the First Flint Baptist Church in Alma Key, presiding. Methodist Church held its Assist Heights Sunday afternoon at two meeting Mrs. Ned Wilson was in charge on Saturday, April 20, o'clock in observance of G. A. with Vowaon't- of the program which was pre- a luncheon at Kennake Hotel. Focus week being observed sented by Mrs. Alton Barnett on This was also the final meeting throughout the Southern Baptist the subject, "History of Poppies." of the group of ladies who have Convention May 14-20. served together Plans were made for Poppy Day inn Circlefor two Then on Sunday night during led Eva years. Wall Circle to be in Murray on Saturday, May Some now will go into other Training Union the G. A. girls 11 Social Calendar circles to work and 27. Mrs. Avis Smith led the open- new ones will gave their "Lady in waiting" for- Meets Tuesday At come ing prayer and Mrs. Claude Ander- to Circle I. ward steps. which were very im- After the f,1 Thursday, May 25th board at the son led in the pledge of allegiance seventeen members pressive and enjoyed by those club. The Garland Home and _Lae Magazine _Club will ineat4 • • • • to the flag. two guests were seated, a present. at the home few brief remarks my of Dr. Ora Mason at Mrs. Lester Garland opened her Refreshments were served by were made by 2:30 p.m. Mrs. To help the chairman, Mrs. Bun th. Edwin Larson will egg whites hold their home foe the meeting of the Eva the hostesses, Mrs. Edgar Overbey Swan, be the foam, who has served speaker on "Women of the add a little lemon juice or Wish Circle of the Woman's Mis- and Mrs. Avis Smith. for two years. Jane Young Sti Bible." She thanked Baker cream of tartar before beating. sionary Society of the Memorial New officers will be installed the group for their • • • • cooperative and • Baptist Church held on Tuesday at the June meeting. service. Mrs. Wal- Becomes Bride Of a ••• Ac • • • • • ter Mischke gave the prayer and AGAIN—Ansong 25 finalists in the race 0 Packing shirts' Lay them face- afsernoon at two o'clock. BEAUTY SEASON ON El Monday, May 29 to a delicious lunch was enpoyed. Donald H. Earnest Jersey beauty title are these three young The -Lace with the collars at oppo- The meeting was opened with fur the Miss New Executive Board of the In appreciation of Mrs. The Westfield, NJ.; Judi Scalia, of Tren- . Pt site . ends. Protect the collars by the devotion trom Acts 13:1-4 by Miss Joretta Fox Swann's marriage of Miss Jane women, Georgia Lekas, Murray Woman's Club will meet loyal and faithful service Young Fallon, also of Trenton. The winner, to be to filling the necks with handker- Mrs. Louden Stubblefield who as chair- Baker, daughter of Mrs. ton, and Cynthia at the clubhouse at 12:30 p.m. man, Mrs. Neva Asbury Park, N.J., will go to the Miss chiefs. closed with prayer. Mrs. J. Maxedon read a Walter F. Baker and the late Dr. chosen June 11 at S for an important business 0. Complimented With poem Miami Beach, Florida, on July IL , la session. Reeves, chairman, presided. she composed paying tribute Baker of Murray, to Donald Henry Universe contest held at to Mrs. Swann. El Mrs. Vera Adams was in charge Earnest, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Recent Tea Shower Mrs. Joe Baker Pt Wednesday, May 31 of the program on the theme, presented Mrs. Henry Scott Earnest of Old Hick- The ladies Day luncheon Miss Joretta Swann a beautiful gift consisting ory, Tenn., was Tuesday, May 30th will "What God Hach Wrought Fox, bride-elect solemnized on be held at the Calloway County Through of John Randolph of Sacramento, of beige gloves and matching ear- Saturday, May 20. The Calloway County Prayer." Others taking Country Country Club at 12 noon with Kentucky, was rings and necklace from the entire Rev. Paul Monroe Club will have a part were Mrs. J. W. Shelton, Mrs. the honoree at a read the catered picnic Mrs. A. H. Kopperud as chairman tea shower group for their love and devotion double I want express sincere supper at 6 Hugh McEirath, Mrs. C. J. Brad- held at the Baptist ring ceremony at two- to my pin. Reservations of the hostesses. for her untiring and must Please make ley, Mrs. Joyce Byrd, Mrs. Alfred Student Center on Saturday, May unselfish thirty o'clock in the afternoon in be made by noon on Monday, bridge reservations work with Mrs. Hu- Taylor. Mrs. Quinton Gibson, 20, between the hours of two and in the circle. She also read the chapel of the First Lutheran May 22, by signing the bulletin go and Wilson or Mrs. Don Robinson. Mrs. Voris Sanderson. four o'clock in the afternoon. a poem in the presentation. Church in Nashville, Tenn., in appreciation for your vote of con- Mrs. Hurnett The meeting was closed with Hostesses for the prenuptial oc- Waterfield dis- the presence of the immediate missed with prayer by Mrs. Sanderson after casion were Mrs. Lawrence R. prayer. Mrs. John T. families. Iry an and which refreshments were served Reeder and Mrs. Bruce Moore. Mrs. Walter Mischke The chapel was decorated with were guests. fidence in re-electing me City by the hostess to the eleven mem- The honoree wore a pale green arrangements of pink roses and bers and one child. printed dress of organza compli- orange blossoms flanked by tall • • • • • mented by a corsage of yellow candelabra. A program of organ Councilman. .1Iartha roses. Nancy Ann Morgan music was presented. Billington Receiving the guests with the The bride wore a lovely dress Honored At Shower honoree was her mother, Mrs. Lee Honored At Dinner with a corsage of gardenias. Mrs. -W. Fox. Mrs.-Fox wore a pink and Baker, Mrs. Earnest, and Mrs. At The Lilly Home white voile dress with a corsage By Mrs. Sparkman Lucien Young, grandmother of of pink roses at her shoulder. the bride, were orchid corsages. Mrs. J. Matt Miss Martha Billington, bride- The tea table was covered with Sparkman enter- Following the ceremony the tained with elect of Don Huie of Locust a yellow cloth and overlaid with a six o'clock dinner couple left far an unannounced on Grove. Ga., was complimented ,a white lace cloth. The table was Tuesday, May 23, at her home, wedding trip after which they James Rudy 1317 Wells Drive, with a surprise linen shower on--fentered with an arrangement of in honor of her will be at home at 112 Cherokee niece, Saturday afternoon at three yellow Irish and white peonies. Miss Nancy Ann Morgan Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.,. where of Paducah, o'clock at the home of Mrs. G. T. The gifts were displayed on tables bride-elect of Lindsey Mrs. Earnest is employed by the Freeman Lilly on South 16th Street. overlaid with white cloths and of Hupkinsville. Tennessee Products and Chemical The honoree The hostesses for - prenuptial oc- centered with a minature bride. was attractive in Company and Mr. Earnest by the Mlbritten a pale green casion were Miss Sandy Lilly, Others assisting the hostesses and white cotton Wurden Music Company. dress designed • • • Miss Martha Pierce, and Miss were Miss Wylene Junes and Mrs. by Mr. Mort. She • • Mary Anna Wallace. Thomas Carruthers. wore a gift corsage of pink rose- buds and was The honoree wore for the oc- Approximately one hundred cal- presented a wedding Mr. & Mrs. Lilly gift by the casion an orchid cotton dress and led or sent gifts. hostess. The dining was presented a corsage of white table was covered Hold Open House with carnations. Mrs. Owen Billington, a hand embroideried cut- Dr. W. F. Steely work Monday mother of the bride-elect, wore a linen cloth with a center Evening arrangement pink silk shantung dress and 'was of pink ruses and Mr. and Mrs. G. -T-. -Lilly held • Speaks At Meeting Of mock orange blossoms in a silver open house at their home In a drive against Christians. the Romans also presented a corsage of white on South THANK YOU!! V- prisoned ahve im- carnations by the hostesses. bowl. The arrangement was flank- 18th Street on Monday evening Cristina Kauffman and Steve ed on Reeves with Refreshments were served from Alpha Department either side by miniature from 7:30 to 9:30 for the seniors intentions of throwing them to the china lions. "The Last the beautifully appointed tea table bride dolls and burning and their wives or guests and the I Days of Pompeii," was The Alpha Depa:tment of the white tapers.. would like to express my sincere' filmed in Eastmancolor and overlaid with a light pink linen faculty of the industrial arts de- Supertotalscope2 The Murray Woman's Club met for The picture will start its initial run cloth centered with an arrange- guat list included the partment of Murray State College. today at theNarsity lunch. May 20, with Mrs. J. I. honoree, her sister, appreciation to the people of Theatre. ment of pink roses flanked by Miss Ellen The tea table was overlaid with Swann Magis- Hosick presiding. Morgan, pink candles. Lime green punch and Miss Judith Merrick a light pink linen cloth and was Dr. Will Frank Steely of the of Paducah; terial District and assorted tea cookies decorated Miss Patsy Jo Fields centered with a lovely arrange- for your vote of confidence. Murray State College faculty was of Hickman, in pink and green were served. Miss Barbara Brand- ment of pink roses flanked by pink introduced by Mrs. M. P. Christ- on of Mrs. James E. Hamilton and Mies. Trenton. Miss Gene Foster candles. Miss Sandy Lilly presided I would also like to thank my opher of the program committee. of Mayfield, opponent A. D. Wallace assisted in the serv- Miss Lois Lynn of at the punch bowl. Dr. Steely gave a review of the Marion, ing. Other floral arrangements Miss Carol Hutchens of An arrangement of pink roses for the fine way book" New Dimensions of Peace", Benton, that the campaign was were used throughout the house. and Miss Charlotte Ed- adorned the coffee table and other NOTICE by Chester Bowles who is present- wards of Alamo, Tenn., sorority floral bouquets were used at vant- The guest list included Misses ly the Undersecretary of State. conducted. sisters of the honoree. age points throughout the house. Nell Pugh. Patsy Shirley, Tina Mr. Bowles draws upon a life- Sprunger. Peggy Williams, Donna The Morgan-Freeman wedding Approximately thirty-five per- time of public service here and will be event Wilson, Sally Spcunger. Brenda an of July 30th at „ens called during the evening I will do my CORVETTE abroad to analyze the various re- the Cumberland Presbyterian very best to continue to LANES Smith, Linda Marine, Nancy Mc- volutions that have shaped history Church in Paducah. Cuiston, Carol Jackson, Ann Wra- merit from the American Revolution • • • • • your support and will appreciate Will :her, Kay Bolon. Linda Collie. through the more recent ones in Joyce Hargis, Lynette Lassiter, Russia and China arid offers Carolyn Circle Has your suggestions as we work Joyce Morris, Glenda Burpoe, la,sitive suggestions for solving together for Sandra Fair. Joyce Spann, Linda some of the problems in our re- Meeting At Home our community and Calloway Harris, Mary Wells Overbey, and lations with these nations. County. CLOSED Trudy Lilly. Mrs. Robert Hornsby, chairman Of Mrs. Scruggs for the coming year announced The Carolyn Circle of the Wo- Sincerely, LI From Monday, May 29th to the members of the new program man's Society of Christian Service PERSONALS committee; Mesdames William of the Hazel. Methodist Church Mrs. Clifford Friday, June 9th Garrison, licensed Barker. C. L. Sharbrough. R. A. met Wednesday evening at the practical nurse or the Murray Jelanston. and Seiburn White. ,home of Mrs. Thomas Scruggs. For Hospital, resurfacing of the Bowling Lanes. has been at St. Thomas Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. W. P. Russell was in charge Thurston Furches Hospital in Nashville. Tenn., with Mrs. V. E. Windsor, Mrs. C. V. of the program on the subject,"To Thank You her father, Joe Walters, who is Farmer, Mils Marie Skinner and Give With Joy." Miss Henna Senter. Those appearing on the program were Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Henry CORVETTE LANES, INC. West. Miss Ava Lee Wilson, Mrs. Scruggs, Mrs. Fred Hart, and Mrs. Hubert Coles. NOW! u Preceding the meeting a potluck Ends SATURDAY supper was served to the eight members present. - Roberta rams' NireLICALINII ! 8EETa• hoollsef kisses It ••• E,,E[Ein- T=1. I A ANNISTON ARRESTS — GETTING AROUND TO IT Here A bolosiguni Felt.. Skew,' Doweill are four men wider arrest This had Calsowsl in the burning of a Grey- hound bus in Anniston, Al,,. NEW YORK IVPV — The Ivy — Robert Couch, 19; Frank League helped pioneer college J Murton, 33; Dalforcl Rob- Why Br Haptized? football back in the handle-bar erts, 42; Jerry Eason, 22, all mustache eta, yet it. wasn't or- of Anniston. The bus they '• .• 0, e .• .... t.' ,•_ •.. glee.. •••• C-• •• •• C•ve..ea fp:ee's'as ganized ,as an official conference are accused of burning was .C. ut;. tee mile.' m 1..ak b.4 11 is W11..14, .8 A...'••••• until 1956. All statistical records carrying a group of "free- —e— date from the beginning of that dom riders” attempting to season. 'desegregate" bus stations. A t.ANY PI OPLF., including some Christians, wonder why the Christian Chur..hes baptise all new members by immersion. Nerreen rimers-a (tons church wiping their eyes. Tear K.ts lhis is one of two ordinances vshich we believe the was thrown into Use church by 'someone in the jeering mob. New Testament reouires Christians to obserse. Elapu un is the act of obedience which symb'olize's the dramatic I hat: CAR WASH change which comes to amone who accepts Jesus Christ as his Sc'19Uf. It marks the washing away ca• an old life— the freshness of a new start. SATURDAY, hen: MAY 27 * PLUS SECOND FEATURE Naturally, it has a historical beginning. Jesus himself was ba tized in this way in the Riser Jordan. ris_ws FOREVER , we snow Our willingness to ItTlicTisr Him. me: li:110 RI TIAN P.M YOUNG! Immersion alone, of count, does not make ansbodv a Christian—that corner, fruits a sincere decision to accept and follow Jews. liaptisin signifies that this has been Where: RUBIN JAMES' AUTO SALES FOREVER done. There is a lift to the spirit in this historical cere- mony. so that it is an important part of becoming a 206 E. Main DEADLY! C.h ristian. The door to Cs cry Christian Church is open to you. Price: $1.50 PER CAR 1 * COMINti SUNDAY I` FIRST CHRISTIAN • ADAM LAVE r. s. marshals wearing armirande place themselves betete. ii Sponsor: FRESHMAN CLASS Of • angry nicib arid the First Baptist Church In Mont,prmery. IWO ;+0010 • MAMIE YU INF Mr XI CHURCH m11011111 NAM WINER ran MUM" MARTIAL LAW—Thls was the situation In Montgomery, Ale., NEM WilD'hd Mee i.asich resulted in martial law being declared MURRAY HIGH SCHOOL tut LIU r by Gov. Jahn tlicSAITTri rw,to•irs ' L Patterson. U.S. marshals were unable to keep order.

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1307 Farris Avenue, Murray, Ky. I- FOR SALE WANTED NOTICE Phone PL 3-1401. ni28p DIRECTORY ALUMINUM AWNINGS, ANY THE MURRAY DRIVE-IN The- CLEAN COTTON RAGS. No but- MONUMENTS-MURRAY Marble color or size. Aluminum storm tons, no zippers, no overalls, and atre will have their annual "Fire- and Granite Works, builders of windows, two track or triple track, etc., please Ledger & Times. works" display, Tuesday, May 30, aluminum siding, thirteen colors. fine memorials for over half cen- 1961. On the screen "The Last tury. Porter White, Manager. Dial Hume Comfort Company, U.S. 641 Wante_d_ Voyage," Tuesday, May 30th only. ADDING MACHINES Femide Help OFFICE SUPPLIES Highway, Hazel, Kentucky, phone PL 3-2512. junelk m30c AND TYPEWRITERS 492-2502. tic Ledger & Times .. PL 3-1916 THY DAIRY QUEEN ON straw- Sales & Service LOST & FOUND 1 BIRD DOG PUPS, ELEVEN weeks berry shortcake. Its delicious! At your Dairy Queen.on West Main. I Leler & Tunes PL 3-1916 old. Pr iced reasonable. Harry FEMALE HELP LOST: HOLSTEIN BULL Weight OIL DISTRIBUTORS Sparks, 1318 Wells Blvd. Phone m27c 500 pounds. Strayed from Murray '- PL 3-5122. m30c in the race 0 DRUG STORES Ky. Lake Oil Co. PL 3-1323 WANTED SPENCER AND SPIRELLA Join. t -Livestock Company. Last seen For these garments and free figure near Clarks River Bridge on Con- three young Scott Drugs . PL 3-2547 Jobbers Shell Oil Products TRAMPOLINE CENTER. JUST in On, of Tren- time for susnmer vacation. All WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN preview contact Mrs. Nix Harris, curd Road. m26c 'inner, to be equipment guaranteed. Doing good EXTRA MONEY? FULL OR to the Miss GROCERY PAINT STORES PART TIME, EARN UP TO STORES business. Will pay for self this Answer to Yesterday. Puss'. Judy 15., $100 PER WEEK, CAR NECES- CROSSWORD on Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3980 season. See Joe B. Anderson at the PUZZLE Food Market PL 3-46$2 SARY, FREE TRAINING, 40.6 Bounce-O-Rania behind Holcomb ACROSS 5-Collection of Free Delivery Service CIET2 UMed 20131:3 Chevrolet. m26c WRITE BOX 32-M, MURRAY, facts m29c 1 - Algonquian 6-Setto GIGN 123061 ISEIGU PRINTING KENTUCKY. Indian 7-Crawl 023 320300332 Sonya Wilde stars in her screen debut in Allied Ar- 1 1955 BEL AIRE CHEVROLET. -Scorch 8- Wife of Zeus 0E1203 MINN tists' "I passed For White." HARDWARE STORES 9-Fondle 9-Realdent of She portrays a light Ledger & Times .... FL 3-1916 Really sharp. Call PL 3-2987. GS 12-Fuss Philadelphia MWO NOG colored negress whose love for a white man compels fituglass Hdw., cor. 4th & Main m26c 13-Hahituate 10-Goddess of AU2 GRO incerc 14-Hasten healing A3 SOO her to hide the secret of her birth. Fred M. Wilcox 13 RESTAURANTS -Shallow 11-Golf mound MOOG M ANTIQUE VICTORIA BED, RE- vessel. .--- 19-Spanish produced and directed the film which also stars finished; seasonable price. Phone Coldwater 1G-Moire article 3233 30 James Franciscus. It plays Friday and Saturday at Southside Restaurant .. PI.. 3-a89. m26c crippled 21 -Lease 30122 of con- PL 3-3775. 17-A tiger 22-Artificial 0231313CIC3 the Murray Drive-In Theatre. 18 -Toll language MOOM OMB RESIDENTIAL LOT 70 x 219 ft. 20-hem from 23-1celandic MBA News oyster writings 121300 013120 332 N. 16th Street. See James A. !2• Walk 24-Man's a. SERVICE STATIONS 205 City PL 34849. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sellars unsteadily nickname Rogers or phone 24-Eat 26- and children of Henderson were Bristles 35-Word of 42-Flaps M-27-C 25-Comfort 27 - I'lural honor COMPLETE Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 43- Female ruffs BODY SHOP Sunday guests of home folks. 28-Unusual ending 37-Liquid 44- 29- Potwesses 29-Pronoun For All Makes of Oars BEDROOM Modern Home 1111PASIJ 45-Falsehood NICE.3 Mr. and Mrs. Leon McGary of 30-Mountains of 30-Perform (abbr. 47, -Pinch • BODY WORK • PAINTING • REPAIRS on Highway 841 with 16 acres of Memphis were Sunday guests of South 31-Roman 99-Martinique 49-Room In TYPEWRITER RENTAL Am erica tyrant land. Has G. 1. loan of approxi- folks. volcano harem home 31-Coarae 33-Lubricate 40-A conUnent SO-Openwork AND SERVICE are cotton mately $7000.00, payments Mrs. Hattie Watson and children 34-Note of scale hahhr.1 fabric DUBLIN AUTOS, INC. $52.00 month. Total Price $10,- 33-Eight-part IES READY TO WEAR and others were Sunday chimer compoidi Ion 1 - -606 Maple St. PLaza 7 tij 620 Ledger & Times .... PL 3-1916 500.00 guests of Altie and Carlene Lamb. , 34-('ffallesiges 4...,.....,,,q 7 8 -779 10 469 11 _r, 1 ••i 33-I4.11e tons PL 3-4623 Mrs. Paul Pullen and 141111=1110111.1.111111MINIMINNIO 5 ROOM HOUSE Beautiful lot at Mr. and me* 12 :XII '--7.cr`.... 1 4 daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Pat around track ...,. TV SALES & SERVICE 106 South 10th Street, has gas i'l-Fskers MIENS CLOTHING with re- 15 i, includ- Riley spent a few days dy heat. Total price$5,500.00 colloo.) am-Jackson PL 3-3234 Bell's TV & Ref. Sei. . PL 3-5151 latives the past week. 45. ing furniture. Etarracuda ,r .•-ii#4...., IS 19 21 .:•• :ii 7,#. Marine and son, Wil- 41-One who Mrs. Maud •,‘,4;, MAY SPECIALS are visiting rela- carries 4 ROOM HOUSE on North 3rd son, of Detroit 43 eer '2-2 li3- :‘, 25 26 27 Street $4,250.00 tives. 14- 3Ioha mime - CHARCOAL GRILL, 24-in. 97.95 G. Locke dan bathe 28 •• 3 BEDROOM BRICK, large den, Mr. and Mrs. Carol 46-By onewilf r:(30 I wish to take this opportunity to thank each NY living room, bath and le gas heat, and family, Mrs. Hazel Locke and 48- Electrified 32 CHARCOAL GRILL, 18-in. 95.95 particle .,...,3, • ',ye, ,..), spent ...,, Pridemore a extra large lot. Has F. H. A. Dorothy and Lyle 51-Spanish for Reg. $4.95 Now Only f you who supported me in my campaign for 34 3'fr loan, owner will transfer. Located Mother's Day in Zalma, Missouri 'river" {'''C'"' 36 52-Misrepresent ::::'. .51 ALUMINUM FOLDING CHAIRS _ '4.50 on Covey Drive. $17,000.00 total. Mrs. Locke's parents. agistrate of the Hazel District, and to you who with -Fruit drink 38 w ..:-..,; 39 :::..:•,,,elo Reg. Roberts Realty, Phone PL 3-1651. Floyd Scott, US. Navy, and 4. Males .., 910.95 Now Only 11-Leaks '. • d''... 9 did not, I hold no malice. 11,27-C Mrs. Junior Stafford and son of through • ••• 41 4 • 43 :•••;••• ". ALUMINUM FOLDING LOUNGE 9.95 Flint, Michigan spent a few days 53- Iiiirniese r - .. demon 44 45 ••• .7 • PIANO - PRICE $40. CAN BE with Mrs. Hazel Lucke •.‘48 49 50 I- ask for the cooperation of all of you in my last week 4.. ''{`, _ seen at 203 South 6th Street or and family. DOWN 51 •••• 52 .• ltp Rogers and Starks Hardware efforts to make you a good Magistrate. phone PL 3-2621. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lee 1-Wesken i children and Mrs. Lovie Finney 2-41irrs rime 54 • • "OPEN 3 • ..",...... V.36 ALL DAY EVERY DAY" were Sunday guests of Mr. and Aillance ED I 4-heap DIAL by United Feature $yndlcata,TInc. Sincerely, HELP WAN1 Mrs. Billy Lassiter and family. y sincer i Mrs. Hershel! Burton and daugh- ESTABLISHED WATKINS Route ter of Indiana is spending a few 4 home. OF C.OM5E, HE CAN WALK,. in Magis- available. For ful! details contact; days at CAT5 ARE VERY DELICATE 5ANDDAG6f.aff- Eulice Moubray Mgr. 208 So. 16th Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bazzell INT daughter were Sunday after- CREATURE6...THE1? DONT LIKE Noble Brandon St., Murray, Ky. ELM and 6ET THEIR FEET DiRTV! nfidence. noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. TO BEAUTY OPERATOR. CALL PL Bauell and Tummy. opponent 3-5832. m26c Mr. and Mrs. Lmmo Biggs and family and Mr. and Mrs. Herman LARGE CONCERN will open of- yyyf yoLor- aign Cude were Sunday guests of Mr. was we can find suit- air 410. Ii Murray if '-4, fice in 011ie Snow. Will accept school and Mrs. able employees. Mrs. Bunk Myers and teachers or students who are over Mr. and ototti Vera Cotham spent Sunday 21 years old for summer work. Mrs. and Mrs. Mac Venerable. HELP WANTED Some positions start at $1.50 per with Mr. _ ntinue to hour. Others with earnings in ex- by Ernie Bushrnilie. cess of $5.200 per year. For in- ppreciate formation write, giving employ- WOULD YOU JUST SAY, ments for past five years, to P. 0. °DEAR IRMA--- Box 102.8. Lexington, Ky., in care PLEASE ether for LOCAL FIRM WISHES TO HIRE TWO MEN SURE, of personnel director. M -26-s' WRITE A NANCY I APOLOGIZE LETTER FOR CALLING ,unty. GENERAL WORK FOR AUCTION SALE I FOR ME? YOU AN APE' 4

-Starting sa- fairy $50.00 per week. Send name told PUBLIC SALE AT THE LATE Luther Fisk home in Farmington address to P.O. Box 32-W, Murray, Kentucky, at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, May 27, CS 1961. Consisting of furniture, t+tght tools, and you will be contacted. fanning tools, small hand CHING'S two wheel trailer, etc. T.,rms cash. L. E. Fisk, Executor. m26c LAUNDRY

I Po, Oa AD ,.#,, •.4 -EN/E- 45.444fiI_ LEP- ,•••• bb, by 1).,••• ••••yre S. W! TIME TO 'URDAY I "IA LIL, ABNER by Al Oapp IC! SHOW! 5 TIMES,SAM AH'LL MAKE NOW - START ME TOWARD HER-AR' I\ Sint Cirls TH19 • Al S TART-L0- T'KISS IT, VET?! EF AH CHICKENS OUT-JAB ME lie limy 01 "Leech Woman," feat. COULD COSIONI11 VARSITY: TH. BRIDE -AN "WI GI r DLINDFOLD WIF A PITCHFORK!! 76 mins.. starts at 1:12, 4:33 and 5 TIMES,HE Boxoffice Opens 6:30 * Show Stars 7:00 7:34. "Last Days of Pompeii," feat. EMBARRASSIN!! ME ft- 100 mins., starts at 2:28, 5:39 and FAINTED" .L2111 TONITE and SATURDAY 8:50. In r '• a,‘ COLOR MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "Sign of the Gladiator," starts at 7:15 and 10:50. -0" sten 4 PASSED e THE "I Passed For White," 91 mins., tart, at 9:09. Ow- • FOR WHITE f,61 10 d. ArNDIF ilteVP.V.te /4•• 0,iit.a.• .3- COL # sc;t4ot Ivo • JAWS FRANCIS !R.IIC- E 0 Se ,r 6 In z,e0-01 Conlar--•••• SUNDAY and MONDAY otib GELIZL v. • I P. ,Y• yoymyyd ,yyy, JERRY LEWIS

AIME AN, SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren THAT YOU, SON WELL, WHAT'S- VA i•Yrris w•e•ow..) IT THIS ).,” HE WON'T HAVE TIME -ANOTHER LOAN ARE YoU TO WORK HARP OR IN REAL ED WYNN JUDITH ANDERSON AT IT-I'M TROUBLE '? PRACTICALLY INERT HMISILVA v BtiIt #.4• emit RIGHT NOW. 1 PosurrilLitos 11.1 lumens* Clem 5%4 itockseell UPPED-Gen. Curtis LeMay, ANNA MARIA ALBERGHETTI. Nome who masterminded the ter- 1, b.,ley. 1.016.• - 0 tayiry. byyy.. 0.eyrrod A, bolt UM* - N.., Yawl*•ypi • Yylo fool,• lbw fyyr 14,IFyyry owl Jo.* anyas Plyymna,alma TECINCOUNI rible bombing of Tokyo and other Japanese cities from ANNUAL. the Marianas Islands In PRESENTING OUR World War IT. including the dispatching of the linho- shim* and Nagasaki atom FIREWORKS DISPLAY! bombings. Is shown In Wash- ington after announcement that he will succeed Gen. * TUESDAY, MAY 30111 * Thomas D. White as Ale I Force chief of staff June 30.

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FADE SIX LEDGER & Trims - MITRWAY, KENTUCKY - FRIDAY - MAY 26, 1961 Over The County Agent's Desk Progress Report on Area Brucellosis Program in iientuc1i4 rse' The sorn plant produces almost the plants took up-about 68 pounds hag of its total weight during one ci nitrogen, or almost half of the Goal Reached In month of the growing season. total requirement. The greatest in- This is one of the interesting take of nitrogen occurred during facts found in a research project the last few days of July when carried on jointly by the Ohio 'he plants took up an average of Agricultural Experiment Station four pounds per acre per day. This Feed Grain Cut 4 and the United States Department heavy requirement occurred about Modified Certified Brucellosis Area iif Agriculture. In this experiment, tasseling and silking . time. 11111 they measured not only the a- OHIO The plans absorbed only 1 per r771 Testing Under Area Program By BERNARD BRENNER through May 19 qualified for ad- mount of growth produced. but of phosphorous cent during the . _ I rtiled I'n•••• lificrouthwil vance payments this spring of the amount of plant food absorbed first month, but during the third Petitioning Completed WASHINGTON UPI - The more than $270.6 million. The pro- during different periods. I. month. from July 20 to August 19, Kennedy administration's emer- gram permits farmers to draw .The yield of corn in this ex- they took up almost half of their gency program to Petitioning " cut feed grain about half their total payments periment was approximately 100 total requirement for phosphorus. surpluses has reached its goal. this spring, with the rest coming bushels, and the total weight of It is interesting to note that Farmers will reduce 1961 plant- later in the summer or fall. Total dry matter (above ground) was corn plants take up potassium ings of corn and grain sorghums payments probably will reach $550 12.884 pounds. Weights of t he nitrogen much earlier than they do by more than 20 per cent from to ileion various parts of the plant at ma- tests, the or phosphorus. In the Ohio 1959-1960 average. Freeman's statement showed turity were as follows: cent of their they took up 66 per Agriculture Secretary Orville L. that farmers entering the pro- 1,531 lbs. during the ,Leaves potassium requirement Freeman said today this proved gram were continuing to make maximum rate !Stems 3,462 lbs. second month. The farmers would support eo-opera- far more than the 20 per cent occurred from 'Husks 1.179 lbs. of potassium intake tion in managing production. acreage cut required to qualify - when an average 0. Cobs 989 lbs. July 5 to July 17. Freeman indicated this was good for price supports. The corn re- Grain 5.723 lbs. of 3.2 pounds per acre par day news for the administration's con- ••••• duction amounts to 41 per cent of plant. The potassium ).• Total 12.884 lbs. entered the troversial long-range omnibus' the corn acreage on the farms in- maximum about three The weight of the roots was reached its farm bill. volved. not determined in this experiment. weeks after silking. After that Freeman said the interest farm- However, corn root studies made time there was an actual loss, ers have shown in the feed grain • by Fahrenbacher and Snider at the largely from :he leaves and stems. program was a good measure of Statii-in indi- Potassium may be partly washed the Illinois Experiment interest they were taking in SIGHT SAVING cated the root growth for a 100- front the leaves and stems back T £ tIN £55 [E. the long-range farm bill. bushel cron of corn would amount ! into the soil, or it may move back His goal in the feed grain pro- to about 5.350 lbs. into the soil through the root sys- gram was a 20 per cent cut in "Harden- In the Ohio experiment. the 100 , tem. Map compiled by. Kentucky Department of Agriculture Di‘ition of Lisestoek Sanitation corn and grain sorghum acreage, NEW YORK ILTPI - bushel crop of , corn used 143 Results of this study show that. he said. ng eye-balls" is another way of produced. dessribing glaucoma - an insid- pounds of nitrogen 69 pounds of if high yields are :o be One hundred-ails Kentucky counties are %sinning their battles to proNides free testing 'Hake and pays for livestock That goal was reached in re- slaughtered. lisease that sneaks up on its phosphate (P205). and 118 pounds the soil has to be able to supply stamp out brucellosis (Bang's disease) in liseatock, eillibe of undu- Four counties--Elliott, Rouen, Trigg and Wolfe-have been re- ports covering acreage-reduction ious !if potash (K20). The amount of large amounts of plant food to the lant fmer in humans. In addition to 58 counties which are "modi- certified. For a county to be re-certified unities three years after contracts signed through May 19, victim and causes irreparable dam- fied certified hrucellosis free," 48 others are potassium in the corn plant ! act- cirri crop during the period of in sonic phase of the original certification, all the presiously known infected herds and he reported. The total reduction !ige to vision. anti-brucellosis drise-T2 are in the testing stage; 11 hese petitions 20 per cent of the reached 113 pounds. This . rspid growth. This has always remaining herds in the county are re-tested. through that date was Two University of North Caro- ually ciiiiipleted to participate in the State-Federal program, and 15 are Kentucky ranked in the top three states In slightly reached in August. the goal of our Soil Program. the number of herds over lina medical reseadchers. Doctors high point was 1-,een In the petitioning stage. To gain certification, all testable cattle and indisidual cows tested in 1960. Goal for 1961, Kentucky 20 per cent. where the soil test Agri- Robert R. Huntley and Kerr L. After about August 25. the amount and here is in a county must be tested and all cattle found to be infected culture Commissioner tanersoa Beauchamp says, is to bring the 'gradually decreased because of comes in. (reactors) must be destroyed. The State and Federal program total of certified counties to 75. Final reports on the program White, advocate tonometric test- ing for glaucoma as part of rou- loss of potassium from the plant. The- soil tests will tell whether undoubtedly will show a greater tine physical check-ups for per- During the first month after limestone. phosphate, and potash cut. Farmers can continue to sign sons over 40. The examination planting. T5e corn crop took upe needed and how much of each contracts in many areas through are with a tonometer - instrument only 2 per cent of the total nitro- needed per acre to supply the the end of May. is for testing pressure of eyeballs gen absorbed during the entire with plenty of plant food The feed grain program was crop - detects the disorder early growing season. Two per cent of during the period of most rapid Kennedy .. . passed by Congress at the re- pounds of total nitrogen quest of Freeman and the 143 growth. Continued from Page One President would amount to only about three Kennedy earlier this year. Under your pounds By July 1. the corn plant Testing to find out whether the program, farmers earn gov- corn crop had taken up 15 pounds of nitro- soil can supply your asked Congress' help to see it is ernment payments by putting nitrogen when it gen per acre. The corn crop there- with plenty of done. from 20 to 40 percent of their simple nor Laud Space fore does not have to have a large need* it is neither so Goal corn and grain sorghum acreage ERM1TES? other amount of nitrogen available dur- satisfactory as testing for One of his urgent labels was into conservation crops. Farmers cropping first month to six weeks elements. But previous FARM slapped on a plan to put a man who comply with the program ing the PAGE practices can or men on the moon, el•er planting. and soil treatment and bring qualify for price supports on their as a guide in estimating them back safely to earth, before During the third month, how- be used ••• 1961 feed grain crops. 1970 and more important, before ever. from July 20 to Auguo •- i•-••• needs. Rus(ia succeeds in this feat. Through May 19, a total of 920, VISIBLE PERSUASION The space goal was generally 529 farms entered the program. NMI* bow Imes are ergewereeli Our Soil lauded, and the money to pursue The farmers involved will cut '1- it assured, but the House Repub- grain acreage by more than 20.6 NEW YQRK - A central lican Policy Committee suggested million acres. 115000 GUARANTEE; , this was only 3 gimmick to dis- Our Strength figure of focus in the design of Of this total, nearly 16.8 million Embed him Ten% tract attention from critical prob- a tile floor can stimulate sociali- acres will come out of corn. An- lems which Kennedy 'Control zation among hospital neglectei to other 3.9 million acres will come patients. mention. All work and service By ROBERT BROWN About 12 years ago some of the out of grain sorghums. per- And when the furniture's group- One of Soil Conservationist gullies on this farm were set in these. the committee formed by TERMINIX ed shoot the focus point, The hard rains this spring have These areas are now covered the said. was "the pitiful situation in The corn acreage is just over done much damage to Calloway with a thick mantle of pine need- patient gets a sense of security. Alabama" which Kennedy men- 20 per cent of the average acre- 1643 B'way, Paducah, Ky. County farmlands. Among these les, only the gulley scars can be tioaed only by indirection. He call- age for 1959 and 1960. The grain The claims are made by Dr. ed for For information only: call AU'S GUIET-This area of downtown Montgomery. Ala., is damage to crass waterways, seen today. On areas receiving no fair treatment for all sorghum reduction is nearly 21 Robert Sommer. research psycho- Americans sorghum acre- looks pretty deserted as a patrol of rifle-armed National many of these had been establish- protection the gullies have con- everywhere and for per cent of average MURRAY LUMBER 00. Guardsmen passes by. Fixed guards were posted at logist. at the Saskatchewan Hos- safeguarding their the bus ed for several years, • tinued to eat away until they have constitutional age for the same years. Ph. PL 3-3161 star at the Church where r..-• -r t-nke pital. Wey burn, Sask, Canada. rights. out I stopped at the farm of Stanley covered an area of about 2 acres Farmers 'who signed contracts -- - Darnell. north of Coldwater. this .andjare 10 to 12 feet deep. week to look at a waterway he A group of farmers from the had shaped and seeded last Sep- BUY THE Blood River section of the county MOWER THAT'S tember. Mr. Darnell said he was met with the Soil Conservation - very well pleased with the results District Board of' Supervisors he had secured, considering the Monday night. They were interest- severe weather last winter and the ATTENTION HOG FEEDERS ed in learning more about the heavy rains this spring. to take it. watershed program and to see if it ullf Inspection of t h e waterways could help them in solving some of showed a good stand of fescue in the problems on Blood River. most areas with some small scat- tered gullied areas in the bottom Farmers present were: George L. 20% T. L. Cash W. Winchester, On All Green. M. Discount Feeding •if the Hog waterway. Our recommen- dation in cases such as this, is to Winchester. Gradie Stubblefield, permit the fescue to seed and then Aylon McClure, D. B. Grubbs, in,,v; it. The seed should shatter Rudy Hendon and Alton Ellis. oft and reseed many of these bare Quote: "If Conservation is for areas. We also suggested sodding Equipment eane of the areas. This is the best people, then people have a re- way to repair a waterway if it has sponsibility to be tor conserva- not gone too far. tion." Sec. of Agr Freeman. Waterway maintenance is much Your Calloway County Co-Op, in connection with the W.L. C. Manufacturing Corn- 22" I.ke any other repair work', if done pay, desires to aid you hog growers in the price squeeze. We want to aid you by MODEL early it is much more effective and will prevent a more expensive A check' made by State Police 1225 lob later on. giving the at the floral clock on the Capitol following reductions on hog feeding equipment. This offer will last until Gullied areas on the A. L. Baz- lawn in Frankfbrt shows that on Noon on July 1, 1961. zell farm near Coldwater will be Derby Day 32 states were repre- set to pine trees with help provid- Regular Sale sented by thqse who stopped to ed by the West Fork of Clark's Price Price Savings River Watershed. This farm has see the clock. On Sunday after an excellent example of how trees Derby, there were 29 different 2-FT. HOG TROUGH $ 2.80 $ 2.30 $ .50 • prevent erosion and heal gullies. state; representel. 4-FT. HOG TROUGH 4.15 3.30----- .85 6-FT. HOG TROUGH 5.80 4.60 1.20 Cfliwi ref( kw NEW. INSTANT ••o•lablo al se PCA LOANS oce•isry SPIN-STANT 2-FT. SEDALIA FEEDER 29.50 23.60----- 5.90 Easiest, fastest, wee Starting. Nothing to pull 4-FT. SFA)ALLt FEEDER 70.75 56,60 14.15 ...Ant spin lever. One to Five PCA Loans S UMW CRAMESMAR 6-FT. SEDALIA FEEDER 96.00 76.80----- 19.20 FINGERTIP GUARANTEE Year rpc\r, SAFETY RELEASE t en handle Fri :41 t ps of bade 4-FT. JUNIOR FEEDER 60.50 48.40----- 12.10 gets you seat se cg tack on impact with 'torn the Sc d object. deflecting LOANS --"denges tent" steels-ewe, 4fees-efirs- 81.00_ 64.80 16.20. b•tori •..";ft Guranteeti to t Starting. r: nate bent orantshat's To Help You With ...eliminate miler cause THE CREEPER 3.25 2.60 .65 of rotary mos Your Crop - for Expenses r7r 121 Iftl Money is •vellable when you SINGLE SOW FEEDER, without lids\ 9.25 7.4() * GAS & OIL MIST QUALITY MOWER need it in the amount you need * FERTILIZER for operating eirperiese. Repay- IOU ment a made when you have SINGLE SOW FEEDER, with lids ... 11.85 9.50 2.35 CAN 1311Y! income from liveetock OT craps. * SEEDS And, when you deal with us,. O Ouick wheel cutting height • 3 h.p., 4-cycle engine, you become • pert-owner of the DOUBLE SOW FEEDER, with lids ...... 14.50 11.60 2.90 adjuStme Its 74 10 3/14. * REPAIR BILLS Aesoriation. So come in and • Leaf mulcts', included. • Fingertip Choke-o-MatiC Noy over • planned cradle throttle. wolfram TODAY. SINGLE STALL CALIF. CREEP ... 105.50 84.50 21.00 G All SI.Jel Construction. - AND OTHER CAPITAL INVESTMENTS - $6995 Such as Bulk Tanks and Farm Machinery SINGLE MINERAL FEEDER 4.75 3.80 .95 tte Mott rr ries hi totting JACKSON PURCHASE 14 ,H2 13".. priced as law as DOUBLE MINERAL FEEDER 7.00 5.60 1.40 E Blankenship of Kentucky PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN. KEYS KEEL Be Sure To Use Co-Op Feed In These "YOUR HOMKO DISTRIBUTOR" 307 N. 4th St. Murray, Ky. Feeders 11FWW1111

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