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United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murry, Ky., Monday Aftetn.II, I I '4) MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 36 MARINELL MYERS STATE DAIRY PRINCESS Mrs. Bernard Harvey Mayor Ellis Receives Wins Title Over Nine Entries uk like nuth- Degree rn Hoff and From Murray State iroused from From All (Well, Statewide Parts Of Kentucky them. n Mrs. Bernard C. Harvey enjoyed Pi The cubs \‘• a great feeling of achievement ch maturity, last week as she was presented her Miss Marinell Myers has won dairy farm and has pail:I-much af ty. Chances rganization Bachelor of Science degree by .he State Dairy Princess title ac- her own way through college from Hoff. Tiiey President Ralph H. Woods of Mur- ,rding to vi-ord received from preceeds, from her own hi.Trd-tif ed when fed. ray State College. Ilmes Garrison, General Manager Jersey cattle. has been ap- Mayor Holmes Ellis Although she has been a Re- r The Ryan Milk_ cemmaan_y, the Aoproximetely 300 Kentucicy Govern- American pointed teeth:4e_ gistered Nurse for some years fol- .rin_whieh sponsored Miss,Myers. Dairy Association members from and the first meet- . mental Councir lowing three years attendance at The judges' made their decision all over the state gathered at the of the group has been set for motre ing the University of Tennessee School shortly after noon today at the meeting today. February 23 at Frankfort. ' Friday of Nursing, Mrs. Harvey still want- meeting of the Kentucky Dairy Miss Myers is a home ecanomies The council is a non-partisan. GIVE ed her bachelor's degree. Aseociation held at the Kentucky major at Murray State College. non-profit organization set up to Transferring her credits to Mur- Fair and Exposition 'Center in Her main hobby is designing and study "those public affairs -which 6 ray State College meant losing Li isv lle. I. generally neglected." Continued on Page Two have been some of her UT credits, and for Miss Myers, a senior at Murray Lawrence Noble, professor of Dr. the past two years she has taken State College won a prize of a government at Centre college. said the maximum number of hours $30P wardrobe and will appear 2f the ceencil is made up of a that each semester. She entered the meetings and on televisien and cross section of professions throu- Campus Lights Murray State College in the sec- radio throughout the year. ghout the state. It Will recommend ond semester of 1960 and conclud- She Kentucky) will represent Kentucky in policy changes to ed-werls-eg-eher degree-,this, slaters and administrators. ruary. Be Shown by test epensored by the American The first report to be made During her two years at Murray the state's Dairy A Sere traction. the council will be on State Mrs. Harvey achieved a s. Miss Myers is the daughter oe • merit system. straight -A" average in Nursing This'Week Ellis 'tile Mr. and Mrs Chester Myers of • In addition to Mayor and a "B" average in Bioligy, her Dr. 'Noble Lynn Grove route one and was council is composed of major subjects. Bowler, Frank- GEORGE FEVER the representative of District One The 25th annaul production of as chairman; Ben She graduated with a 3.4 stand- Phil • of the American Dairy Association "Campus Lights." the highlight of fort attorney, viceehairman; ing. Jackson, treasur- of Kentucky. Murray State College's musical ts• Smith, banker -of Registrar Dr. Donald Hunter pre- Bowmer. Louisville, She vie.n the district contest shows, will be presented here Feb. er; William Bonus Concert Will Allow Non sented the degree to Dr. Woods Leban- held in Paducah last year oi,er 15-17. secretary; Don ('ampbell, and he in turn made the presen- Martin, Lexing- ,ntestants from the counties -sf Co-sponsored by Phi Mu Alpha on. Dr. James W. tation to Mrs. Harvey. She received Page. Pikeville, Fred the Purchase area. She was en- and Sigma Iota, honorary music , ton, Dr. A. A. Members To Attend As Guests the first leather bound degree to Paducah, Woodford Port- Miss Marinell Myers tered in the contest by the Ryan orginuations, this year's silver an- Paxton. be issued by the college. Louisville. James Shropshire. Milk Company, local dairy, where niversary production will be direct- er, Mrs. Hareey's husband, Bernard Stites, she 'has worked during the sum- ed by Jack Gardner, senior from LT e. Lexington, Judge James W. The third and last concert of the Mur- James R. Cleaver C. Harvey, Administrator of mer months for the past several. Lou iss'ilIe, • • Louisville. 1981-1982 Civic Music Aseiclation ray Hospital was present at the Versailles, George years. Skit directors are George Koehn, E. D. Sweazey, series will be a bonus concert for In Ten-Day Exercise presentation and pinned a rose Louisville, Carl Wachs, Lex- Murray Has Chance To Tie For Miss Myers was raised on a senior. Anna. Ill.. and Howie Pot- kinum Stoll,. all non-members who attend the 'corsage on his wife. Whitehouse, ('ov- ter, senior. Michigan Cits-, Ind. ingtoh. Albert concert as a guest, providing they During the time she worked for Woods, Ashland, Dr. PORT BUCKNER, Okinawa (All- The leading cast members are: ingtoh, John purchase their membership for the her degree Mrs. Harvey also work- Martin Volz, Louisville. Clyde Mid- 1962-1963 series. TNC) — Army Specialist Four Second Place In OVC Tonight Stewart County First tAngel. Charles Tilley, sere iDOW James R. Cleaver, whose wife. ed frequently as a Registered ior, Hopkinsville; Second Angel dleton, Covington, Sam Clay, Jr., This announcec4cnt was made • Larue, lives at 206 Lydia at.. Paris. Nurse at Murray Hospital and car- Plans Civil War Diana Monroe. senior, Indianapolis; today by George isieet president Ntuiray State's balling soptio- ter than 24 pints Tenn., is parteipating in Operation teed out her role as a wife and a game. His Program The "Boss." Ernest Vaughn, junior. of the Murray Civitellilusic Associa- Imre; -will have a chance to tie Friday Great Shelf, a hi-lateral air-ground mother. She and Mr. Harvey have average is tops in the OVC and Providence; "West Side Story,' (ma, after meetuit of the Beard Uttar children Bernard, William feeLseceend place in the Ohio Val- fourth best in the nation. of Directors of tim Association. melitieta. exercise Involving Army Janke Tanner, juntlir Paducah; and and Lisa, ley Conference tonight when they , Murray's Jim Jennings has the The Stewart Miss Alice The Bonus Concert, to be held and Air Force units of the U. S. County Civil War "My Fair Lady" solo Janice Pad, pleee ektoreheati at Murree:, 4 conIerence's tgaird highest average on Monday, Fehniary 19 1962, and the Republic of _the Philippines i Centennial Commu.sion 'sett, senior, Paducah. * -The Racers. who upended East- at' 2.11.7. Ite'is the league's top ulated Continued on Page Two near Clark Air Base in the Philip- a program commemorating "Music Man" ladies quintet, Re- Keys Passes pines. The -ten-day exercise is ern for the second time this sea-' remenider with 17.8r.tm Greene, the 100th year after the Battle of becca Devine, junior, Murray; Janet scheduled to end Feb. 15. • Band Meeting ern last Saturday • night. w er e Continued on Page Two Fort .Donelson on Februatal 16,jJohnsore sophomore, Louisville; Randy Patterson Operation Great Shelf is design.' beaten -by Morehead on the Rag- 1982. The program will siert at 'Dot Wright, junior, Benton; Jane ed to strengthen the operational k's hame floor. 72-89. However, • 11:00 a. m by the placing of a Wilkinson. sophomore, Lemay. Mo.; Away Sunday Is Essay Winner readiness of the continental U. S. l& Called -they made a real battle •of it I wreath in the National Cemetery and Suellen Page, sophomore. Bar- and Pacific Theater Army and until the final five minutes of - KingPhilip at an unknown grave in memory low. the game when the c of the dead of both s:des who Mies Alice Keys, member of a Randy Patterson o/ Murray has Air Force units phis the armed F Eagles pulled Third Angel and vatideidle co- away for the win. fought for what they thought was pioneer Calloway County family. won a $25.00 savings bond for be- forces of the Philippines to par- I or Thursday a, median, Alex flames,. sophomore, right. pasesed away yesterday at t h e ing the district winner of the ticipate in bilateral operations. Murray is 5-4 in the Passes A wayay Brownsville. Tenn ; Lucifurr, Pat Morehead who now has At 3-00 p m there will be Murray Reignite'. Miss Keys is 1961 Soil anservation Essay Con- More than 10,000 personnel are I second Corbel!, junior, Henderson. • test participating in the exercise which , place to itself is 6-3. Western, foe tdedication of a new $175,000.00 Over 100 students, including eurvived by :two sheers, Misses A meeting of persons interest- Patterson's entry was one of consists of two phases. Phase one of the Racers Saturday at Bowling Phillip V. Kmg. age 85. died Visitor Center that constructed those in the orchestra and chorus Dee and Erie Keys of Murray. ed in the Murray High School hand 56.561 entries in the contest which was the air movement of U. S. Green. is 6-t. Saturday morning at the Stewart under the National Park Service are taking part in this year's pro- She is also survived by a nephew, will be held on Thursday night at . was 'won by a 15 year old Pine Forces to the Philippines, while The young Racers, who have ' Nursing Home in Paducah_ His MISSION 66 program. This program duction. Wm H. Kees, .if Corpus Christi, 7:45. The meeting was orgmnal,y Knot high school freshman. Moe phase two involves air and ground already exceeded by ler pre-sea- death was the result of complica- 'originated in 1956 to develope Texas. a nd three nieces, Mrs. scheduled for tonight. however t ilene Stephens. operations ., n expectations. stand 12-9 for itions after an extended illness. 'National Parks in keeping with Mildred Beale Russell, Murray, Murray State Morehead A fire team leader in Company seasonl 5, Morehead has :von it I Ile is survived by two daughters,!the upward trend of tourist visita- Mrs Winifred Keys Miller, Spr- game conflicted. VET MAN COMING B of the 101st Airborne Division's and Mrs. Anna Hopkins of Alm° and tion. ingfield, Tennessee, and Mrs. Mar- The purpose of the meeting Mrs. Faughn 506th Infantry, which is regularly More ad is pa ced be All- Mrs. Pearl Allison, Clearwater, There will be band playing, garet Keys Russell. Corpus Chris- Thursday will be to study the pos. B D. Nit. a Contact Repre- stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky., American nclidate:G r a nv i 1 le' Florida, four sons, Donor King. speaking and solemn ceremonies. D. • ti. Texas. Ms Keys was preceded sibility of raising funds amounting I sentative of the Kentucky Dis- Specialist Cleaver entered the Williams whsehas averaged bet- Murray route three. Dewey King, The istermuttee has made a wise Inc. in death by, her p•il rents, Mr and to $5.000 to purchase new uni- choice in selecting able speakers les abled F.x•Service Men's Board will Amty in January 1958 and corn- Sixth Street. Bruce King, Murray Sunday sw Mrs John mr Inc oanst. Keys, three brothers, be in Murray February 21 at the pleted basic training at For Jack- orme ;route five, and Loyd Xing, Padu- such as Attorney General Mc- Dr. B. means ti Ky. B. Keys. Dr. Dick Keys. American Legion Hall to assist son, -S C. It is hoped that ways and Hazel P-TA Will • 'en: 13 grandchildren and 21 great- Canless, Colonel Campbell Brown of .raising funds will be arrived at and Isaac Keys, and one sister, veterans and these dependents with The 20-year-old soldier, son of Thursday_Igrandchildren. and Mr. Stanley- F. Horn. Mrs.. F. C. Faughn, age 66, died delivery Meet On Mrs Trereen Beale Mrs Lee Cleaver. Route, Henry, during this meeting For Mr King was a member of the The parade at 100 p. m. will Sunday morning at 9 45 o'clock. the uniforms must be Miss Keys be-amt' Secretary to Mr Nisbet will, be at the hall attended Henry' High School. In August Baptist Church Funeral services 'consist of 9 units: Her death was attributed to a ordered in May. I Contin.uod on Page Two Ispin-9:00 a. m. until 3:00 p. en. will be held this afternoon, at the Red River Raiders: Houston stroke following an illness of one A meeting of all parents con- M e( 4,1 on rs- Vex Churchill Funeral Chapel. 'County High School Band; Dover 'week. the senior high, junior day afternoon at 3:30 at the school, -,cerned with Rev. Joe Gardner and Rev. Charles 17. D. C. Chapter; Dover Boy SCOUt 1 She is survived by her husband, Honor Roll At Lynn The devotion vial he given by high and beginners hand is, called ,...will officiate. Burial will Troop; Douglas M. Lyons Amen 'F.F. ('. Faughn, 303 11th Street; a Mrs. M. •141: Hampton and special Grove Is Released .Thursday in order to reach bSealmnolSin• Barnett Cemetery and can Legion Post; Stewart County mother, Mrs. W. D. Allman, music will given by Mrs. •Key's XV solution. igrandsons 'will serve as pallbear- High School Band; Miss Stewart South 11th; two daughters. Mrs. The meeting will he held in the ,room. Glenn All Ready I crs. \ Comity; 'Local citizens modeling Almo McIntosh, KM South 11th, Principal Raymond Story has re-'band room at Murray High to de- H A skit "This is your PTA" will The Max ChureN1 Funeral Home dress- of Civil War Period; Con- and Mrs. Irvan Hutson, for Lynn Buchanan. leased the honor roll !ermine if the project should be he presented try former presidents: I had charge of the' rangements. federate Memorial Unit. Tennessee; one son, •G. W. Faughn Grove School for the past six :undertaken, and if so sued how to Mrs. Cie/ie. Potts will be narrator., of Murray; one brother, Elliott weeks go about getting the money. 1 Homeroom mothers (,f grade four 'Allman, Fredricksburg. Virginia; Bill F.,dd Murdock. les First Grade-- William H. Myers is • band dime- will be in charge of the social , three grandchildren, Fred %Veils, . For Big Flight Jane)' Kelso, Ann Karnes, Vicki tor and Bernard C. Harvey is presi- hour. Everyone is invited' to et- . Don Faughn. and Eugene Williams; iltunphreys, Sarah- Calhoon, Debra ,dent of the band boosters. ' tend, and two great-grandchildren. Bar- Broach ry Wells and Suzanne Williams. CAPE CANAVERAL alPti rains and gusty winds to the Second Grade — Jimmy Dodson, Mrs. Faughn was a member .if Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. and !Cape Canaveral area, and during Patricia Foy, Cathy Ray Murdock, the First Christian Church and a 93-foot , space his machine were the past week skiea above the Lovett, _Debbie Rogers, Mark Pas- Many. Questions, To Be Asked Of member of Group 1 of the Christ- today for Ms ._4 all set scheduled or: tiring pad have been more cloudy °ha*. - ian Women's Fellowship. Funeral bital flight around the world Wed- than rrot. Third Grade — Deanna Cooper; services will be held Tuesday at but weathermen nesday were wor- Scientists and technicians on the David Whitlow, Wildie Coleman, Powers;How Plane Was Dolvned 2:00 p. in. at the J II. Churchill about rough seas in Mercury man , ried the At- $400 million -into- Patty Roden: • Funeral ('hapel Rev. J. Howard lantic• recove-ry areas. indicated Lamb Dicky space, program Sunday • Fourth Grade — Pat Nichols will have charge of the countdown for •As the America's they have done all they could to West. Tommy Knight, Terrell Tid- Uriffed Press International ,Powers-- had landed at the Dover, service. -Burial "ill he int. city first attempt to put a man in or- this point for this, their eighth, well; Bonnie Foster, Beverly Rog- WASHINGTON 111Pli — Francis Del., Air Force Base, and it was cemetery:. ce bit reached "minas 48 hours," attempt to hurl Wenn on an Is- ers, Rosalyn ('humbler. today meeting Gary Powers was secluded believed that his with his Ahive pallbearers are ('an l Row- forecasters at Miami reported "a signed orbit around the. world. Fifth Grade — Mara Janice Mor- with members of his family at a wife took place at a hideaway Jand. John Sammons, T Sledil. areas" in couple of the Atlantic . , ton, Artie Haneline, Nelson Wal- hideaway as top-secret as the 1.1-2 a Main 150 4miles of Washington. lack Shroat. Elbert Alexander. and "that are very', questionable." drep, Nancy Sanders, Craig Cal- spy flights he once made iwer the Faces Intensive Questioning James Rudy Al,.1b,:i.ttuel. A Ato, weather The prospect for the Neale Sykes On The hoon, Gail Furchess, Pat Scott, Soviet Union.- After the family reunion, Pow- Friends may call at the J. H. Cape "loi.ks pretty good," the Nancy Williams, Ellen Watson. Powers. freed by the Rus- ers face's int questioning by • 4USS , Miami Wither Bvream *tilde But Courtney. Sixth Grade — Leucite Teeter. 'slices Saturda:s' in exchange for gbvernment a' se, • ereaesaisrsesfirke -. ,hteseteitee, good the imeatheil viight • . Cathy Ifai•ris, Peggy Orr, Don Mc- mamaster soviet aPY AgitOipir -*bet, atblr csla/Yr-e ewes - - it -the launch site,'Glenei codhl tCallon, Wanda "Rillington, -Barbara ass flown back to -the United cm:hared whiltatimarrer thiafi "ire- be kept grounded if seas were-too CARIBBEAN (MTN° -• Neale ,Holsapple, Rosemary Redden, Judy States first for .1 reunion with his Wade photographic mission over • rough for safe landing in the re- A. Sykes. fire centeAman third kelso. , 11 wife and parents, and then for Russia, 'Weather . covery areas. class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. "- Seventh Grade — Clayton liar- Iintensive government guestionins.i One big question is whether the If the seas subside and the wea- Cleo D Sykes of 1308 SycamoreTgrove, Henry Armstrong, Lynda His movements were cloak ed Russians actually shot down his AV C are pietOred the ssives of most of the local-dett- les ther is good, and Glenn and his at, Murray, Ky., is serving aboardTLLee Kelso, Debbie Miller, Ron- with secrecy equal to Wartime re- plane at 88.000 feet with a rocket From left lo right are: Mrs.' A. II. Tits‘Vorth. spacecraft and rocket remain in the escort vessel LISS Courtney, ald Spann, Susan Williams, Judy or whether he a:as forced down strictions. The only official word1 l'og,ne. NI Cf., ,k. .1). Wallace, NI r.S. \V. Dawkins Ibliallealaweitemembed top shape. the aeronaut will leap now con-ducting training exercises Jetton, Debbie Faye Calhoun. was a While House announcement be' engine trouble. of Ilciiton, St4te Dental Health Chairman. holding the (;(os'=„_ into orbit some time betweene7:30 in the Caribbean arell Eighth Grade — Johnny Kelso, that he had returned Sunday Morn- Three 'members of the Senate pri,elantation NIrs. 11.00rliin Hutson, r. a. m. and 1230 a. m., EST, Wed- In late January. the Courtney Walter Hartsfielde, Carol Taylor, ing, was Meeting with his family Armed Services Committee said NI Partly cloudy and warmer to- nesday._ and crew completed a 10-day Con- Charlotte Tidwelf,'Laveeta Erwin, and appeared to be in good phy- they believed their group should 1\ i1,011. Parker, and NIrs. .1. II. Kopperud. day, meetly cloudy and warmer, -s--- Lee February and March gen- voy exercise and visited the port Debris Taylor, Beverly Ilaneline,!sical condition. question Powers after security I lie picture was made last week during Natioual Den- possible showers t o n ig h t and . *rally bring intermittently heavy ef San Juan, Puerto Rico. Carita Chombler. I It was learned, however, that Continued on Page Two tal Health 1Veck. Tuesday.

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fr AGE TWO. _ T II E LEDGER & TIMES-MURRAY, • KENTUCKY WIEWDANE-•-•----PER-ReARIF /2. itqfrl THE LEDGER TIMES Weekend Sports G & Summary Murray State Racers Throw Up Defense rSHED by LEDGER & TIDifE5 PUBLISM180 COMPANY. NM. Mlacianom One Murray Leoger, The aaintarray T.and The ttaves-Haraial. Oubabee IS, )147.1. owl the Wog Kaaraektaria, Josositg Calloway Takes Saturday 1. 11;041, I. I. rolled II.n•••• lal•••••'lewd To Defeat Eastern: For2m1 Time This Year Clia.s.MONIX. France alta - Bud JAMES C WILLIAMS„ PUBLASMElit W e rai e r 01 Steamboat Springs, Tbs. Murray State Thurough- Colo., Bill Kidd of Stowe, Vt., i Eastern to 4-3. The Racers are an Independent team mom 131s- We rererve the right te meet any Advertising, Lettere la las Mellas. breds used a tenacious delense to ("Mick Ferries of Aspen, Colo., 12-9 overall and the -Maroons are mark, MiSsonri 103-95 in a pre- Pseauc Vows Moms Ilia* la atar agnates. APO me feb Ilse MO Year's topple Eastern Kentucky's Ma- 8-4 fur the season. liminary affair. Six players scored 21st and Jim Huega • Win of Tahoe - arrest sif ear readers. roons 75-66 here Saturday night Freshmen Calif.. qualified in the world sla- The Murray downed ia doubler figures fur the Year- in the Spurts Arena before a RATIONAL REPRESENTATIV1IS: WALLACE WITSEIM 00. IMO c4lltsway High notched its 21st him lings. lautdb Hill led the way with V Mariaon Ave. Memphis Tenn.; Timis & Lilo EMS. Maw crowd estimated at 5,000. 28 points. Eddie Ford scored 26, NA, Midi victory of the season Saturday Eilapiaeoroo Bldg, Detroit, Mien Cage It was the second win over night a ith a casual 62-42 u in MIAMI, Fla. !UPI - Tartan Sta- Torn Officer 20, Bennie Goheen Eastern for the Racers atio pull- Genre, Mutray, Kealarelo. INEE over visiting Dawson Springs. ble's Intentionally defeated Marine!!. . . 15, and Gary Seay 12. Rivera blitiernit at VW Post 1.1.1101.1VIS as The Carry ed Back off one of the biggest upsets added 2 points. Secand Class Matter triumph was the second in three by eight lengths to win the (Continued from Page 1) Schedule of the season by dropping the -Murray faces two tough con- outings last week for the Lakers mile and an eighth $82,300 Sena- SUPSCRIPT1014 RATES: By Car-ier, la Murray. per week ige. par Marams on thematuune weal ear- who- were edges! by Lawn- Tries- mule Handicap. tests thee week, bath Ohio Valley moods Me. Is Calloway rad aii,asuaing Ns pass. glilat /MP- lier in the year... day night. . CO-1101MIC4EFE r own Floating.- -a-Conferanoa games. Toniadd Mur- - HIGH --6GHO0i_ - • Neither team itt exceptivnally Morehead's The Lakers held a 15-1-11 edge PALM BEACH, F.RIPE - Her fath a operated a dairy ray is host to Eagles, February 13 wed front the field and wound up at 1..0e end of the fizaa, „quaalcs Brigitte Varangot. id Trance de- farm fur- year. and Mai lighting mad aster an up.wa. win thricntart Co. aa N. Marshall the genie with 1471:RC to6.2 and then moved steadily to 31-19 feated Mrs. Ann Casey Johnstone shooting Myers grew on this farm and by lowly Middle Tennessee at Murray High at Farnengton per eentages of 38 per cent,.. spread at the halftime intermis- if Mason City, Iowa on the 21st the developed her own herd of Jer- - Morehead Saturday night. Then Liucoin at DoUglaSS Racers on 23 of 61 and sion.'The Letters added a touch hole to win the Wornen's Palm Eastern seys. She was active in 4-H work Sot•urciay night the Racers travel ,s Benton at Reidland on 26 of. BO. sof the sensational to a good per- Beach golf championship. during her elementary school to the little Red Barn at Western Heath at S. Marshall A large number of fouls formance at the close at the game. result- days. to tangle with the Rilltoppers, February ed from the tight defensive Ten Years Ago Today 16 Larry Riley received the e n d ARCADIA. Calif. ale - Okien battle _ounierence leader.. N. Marshall at S. Miu-shall but the visitors did only bounds pass, turned around, and Times scored an eight and a hail slightly _ Murray (76) Ledger and Tunes Murray High at Wink) better than poor-shooting shot the length of the court as length victory in the $80,500 San Murray Coldwater Riding Greene 13, Jennings 21, Schlos- Cal...v.4y at college High at the charity stripe. Eastern _ the buzzer sounded. It hit! And Antonio Handicap. had tier 13, Varnas 10, Walker 6, Symseina at Be-mon a 59-57 edge in the rebounding Club Will Meet Mahoney Goebel Ameetingofalt bee-reit-ire producers will be held at the only 78 feet at that. 3, 9. February 17 department. Court liortie Tuesday night fof the purpose. of'arganixing • -Don- Curd was the top scorer Sunday ' Eastern (66) North Marshall at Calloway Murray broke an infant 2-1 Parks 10, Picketrt Callow ay" Producers A s.•ii< ia t ion, for Cattuway with 18 paints. Men- PHOENIX, Ariz. UPt - Arnold 7, Werk 8, toUnty lieci • - COLLEGE lead by the visors and - ser scored 17 for the losers. Palmei won the Phoenix Open corn- The Coldwater Riding Club will Gardner 4, Stephens 4, Mueller 3, February pletely, shutout the Maroons W.!•••. Curd of Murray \sat: injured Sunday 12 Calloway (62) golf min:lament by 13:atroltes. the meet on Friday night at 7:00 Morris 17, Brandeburg 6, Smith 7. tbsippi Suit- at Kentucky ,rest the__ way_ although they • iVEi-ft triii1koxertur ni-d7tinr tr.S. iliihway lust Curd it Foster 17, Wilson 12, **clack at Hain-line's Grocery in 6ii. Meirenead at- Murray' stayed within striking distance south Hauaden 6. Watson 1. Riley 8. ASPEN,. Colo. NPR - Anderl Coldwater. Officers will be elected • of Cides The accident was attributed -to a East Tenn. m lean. 1 ech • most of the way. Dawson Springs (46) Waterer of Austria won the first at this meeting. di ft•etive-steering gear. , February 13 Fowler 12, Ausenbaugh 8. Clax- %solid ppoirsmiusa I ski champion- The Racers brake- away for a The Riding Club has approxi- CHAMONIX alP11 - Mariann 'Western at Middle Tenn 27-21 edge in closing members Jahn of Austria won the women's hiravesiele sr•rriees- for Sandra Kay Hate, infant daughter ton 4, Townsend 5, atenser 17. tne minutes mately*-30 now and any- February of _a_ giant alaloos--44-the-world rif-Ntr. low_ scoring firma beif -but one interested to asked to meet and Mrs. Charles Hale of'Murray. were held at the Middle 'Tenn. at East Tenn.' Eastern managed to trim the gap with the club on Friday Barnett Cemetery Sunday with Rev. Harold Lassiter officiat- ,, February 17 " La three. 29-26, at halftime. ing. . Murray at Western' Many • • • Enaterft at Team. Tech' Murray' grabbed a ten point '• Murray lost to LaSallv • Saturday night in Philadelphia • Oka: game iConfinued from Page I) lead in the first two Minutes of 1p3-14.1 in. spite of the lack that genii). the MURRAY LOAN , l'urcelli.scored 33 second half and held the- up- CO. points. The combined final score set a ut:w record-ii Consch- agents had completed interrogat- lido Taisplessie PL 11-011111 • the period. ...W. tioa Hall. w here the game wa's -played. ing him. inleiuitstuhldroinungethi'.elurt hit c-insist- "YOUR N011.•••11111111 L•All SO." I Miss Alice . 0 Sen lio% ard W. Cannon, D- only enough from the outside to 4k Nev.. said .he would like to ask crack the tough Racer iCantinuact from Page 1) switching Powers about tile indoctrination man to man defense. he received on how to act if cap- S SERVICE SPECIAL John W Carr. last president tured.- Cannon said Jim Jennings, who scored he was -dis- only ANY PORTABLE APPLIANCE $1.06 plus parts Murray State Cullege,. soon at- Powers'_cdtlet""_ Fpf-ast:arirehra appointed in, on t first per. RADIO PEED. TOASTER • IRON -HOT PLATE e so :eg . t teil‘ r - LTG. er was ifoUrned fity 1 -the final -5 t.1 as executi‘ e secretary to 1960. half and paced Murray's offensive B1LBREY'S • president and the dean. For drive HELP WAIITE - Appears Phrysically Fit With 21 points. He also 210 Mini Phone PL 3-5617 ..irly tnirty years she was secre- I Sens. Harry F. Byrd. 1)-Va., and grabbed 20 rebounds. • ly to the Eloard ot Regents Strom Thurmond, DS. C.. also said The biggest array. State Ciille-ge. re.tiring in they thought the committee should Murray lead was by 15 points with ,a1 after serving und..1-• :every question Powers. Byrd said he did more .than four EXPERIENCED minutes. left in WAITRESSES esidene the college has had. not think Powers -gave the Rus- the cohtest:East- attended. ern tried to make a Aorge Specials , She Bowling Green sians any information he wasn't come-hack with the iBusiness University and took her supposed to." aid of Murray's poor but he wanted to fail B and M.A. degrees farm the %now GREAT PROFILE JR. - shooting but the 'Breds FULLY AUTOMATIC RANGE at how the plane tvas downed. John never in were SI 19.00 NEEDED!! ii' ersay af Kentucky. Tao photographs of Powers re- liarrymure Jr., who appar- Serious trouble. !31 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR $319.04) Miss Keys aas I tat ently shuns barbers, Is met artanaer leased by the White House bore Freezer at 713:-.140. Nes er frost. Piece. by his wife, former Italian and Scat( Schlosser rst Christian Churcn at alum y out the description of his physical turned in of Luggage NN t h .$43.(X) fashion model Gaby creditable perhirmanees Free with refrigerator. d at ale Business (aural wellbeing. Ile was smiling, and Palaz- and scored 1,3 points each. Apply At .arch. She was actne untal her looked well-fed and healthy after zolo, on hes arrival at Roane Varna.= added 10. Kay Morris ROWLAND REFRIGERATION i thaes_-: began. two years in a Soviet prison. airport, and the photo seems was high to support for Eastern with 17 ISLA K s was tarie el the The movements of Powers' par hls denial that the markers couple, SALES and SERVICE linders Alpha ents were just mysterious wed In 1960, were The of. - State -tatiapter as as victory upped 110 S. 12th planattig on divorce. kap Murray's St. Phone PL 3-2112.5 Delta Kappa Gamma. and,-She those of his wife. They left Nor- mark, to 5-4 and dropped .is a charter member of Gamma ton._ Va by Saturday evening with Jerry's Drive-Inn .apter. Also she helped fund a government agent and vanished - gins Sigma Srgrria Sirortty on under the secrecy veil. ONE HO R SERVICE '.array 4:allege campa, Far many But since the White House ari- Hai ti A y . ars she was an acase Member neuncement referred to members • AAUW. an Kappa Ett.,:a of his family." Powers presurn- Ably wat meeting with them as DRY CLEANING _a.a aseral as with his wile, whi flew SPECIALS * raott. of_ wale c. She ha.i a keen interest Act Washington front Atlanta Set- a ,eid.alfairs akkla end in the history , utdal• MONDAY, FEB. 12th, THR U THURSDAY, FEB. 15th • tne region. -having kept a fae PLAIN .cli pkiags _tor many years._ She, M we'll banish- White House Grocery as an able business woman. She!,. urrav Has •• • is nveresjted in traveling. en-, • them for good 1606 W. Main • Stop.- Shop - Compare .rt. and loved farming and! (Continued from Page 1) • iaisci. sae will tang be re. A :L., turned in hat usual fine per-, Is the persistent presence FOR EVERY DAY LOW PRICES! ...mbered by her many friends to f.,ensance alporet Eastern is aver-1 SKIRTS $.00 Scott Schlosser 11.5;1 2 aorn she a-as very devoted and' teing 143. of silverfish getting you I 1Al Varna. 107: Bob Goebel 6.9,1 PAINT White 1 Gal. 51.2) The honorary- pallbearers are; and Stair Walker 5.9. down? We'll get them out it H. Falwell., Vargas. who played only half F 1t Graham) of your house or apart Self-Polishing George the game against Eastern because FOR Hark Fred (Angles, G. C. PANTS $.25 Ashetal% A. Carman. B. King- of a badly oruised heel, still scor- ment to STAY out! 0 FLOOR WAX Bruce Simonize Qt- 89e ins. Dr F.. Crawford. M. 0. ed Hi points and appeared to I CLOTHES HYGEN ICALLY CLEANED Wrender. Vernon Hale, Dr. Hann have :broken a shooting slump Get Our Free Estimate! No Bugs M. ItcElrath. L. R. Platnam, Lam- that hit him in- fnid-January.'He an Trryathan, Dr. C. S. Lowry also had a good game against SHUT PAPN Lidli Roll 49e and Glenn Daran. Middle Tennessee • last Wertnes. We exterminate pests The 4cti ye pialLuea rem are Jahn day His injury is expected. to ONE HOUR R. Lma. K.r_nton 41‘,. Iftnit his play tonight. of all kinds at low cost PHILLIPS MOTOR 011. 3 Qt.. $1.00 Burket tr. 'Oats harnett, Auburn In beanng Eastern Murray -turn- J Rai) Beale. cd in a trerncridaus defensive ef- Reg. Carton Funeral slafl. Web will be held fort The Racers kept the Ma- KELLEY'S PEST MARTINIZING 3:a6-- • oft brakance all nigh! and raclocir sant aftornorni at On The Square Your h 30e •ne J H. Caurcnill Funeral chap_ ,1-.)rceal them ta takeitractically all el witn Rev' J Howard Nichols their shots from far upt on the CONTROL WASHY NO, I PICKUP STATIONS PLAIN & LANCY POTTERY Phillips 66 Gas & Oil in char_ge.. The burial will, be in flo .. WISHY WASHY NO. 2 charge if the. J. H. Criurcniil Coach was lavish In Phone PLaaa 3-3914 0 E SUR ERVI 1111111111111111INNINNIIIINIIIIMI t'Unera I Ik,mo. his praise for the Racers. -It was ,Burial will be in City Cease- .ine if -their- best efforts of the tgr: -year.'•-tte- said, "they playa d the way you, hiliVe to play against a WANTED! ,string teem like F..astern They BEST BUY IN HEALTH CARE put the pressure en tham all the PROTECTION TODAY! MEN-WOMEN Bonus. . . way and turned in a fine aggres- sive Inane ,ien both offense and Jour (Continued from Page 1) - di Inciar•." • ',071 Ages 11 to M. PAipure Lincoln Service hehos thous- Miftray's fi'a•h will have a ,Nr. tor US. Civil SerViCe JON. ands prepare for these tests e:hance avenge one if The Cross There is a reason Oenings in . this area durtr“ every year. It is one of the at the Murray State College Audi- their why the dues Blue Cross Blue Shield torium will present Geerge Feyer; few defeats of the sesiven when members pre the next la months. largest and oldest privatety -pay for health protection go to much further piaii t. they play Paducah Jimiar College owned echoals of its kind and Blue Shield p-ovide more for members. in tonight's rIovernmeril Posthorn Pay " is not connected with tbe Go'- I Mr Feyer. concert and '-pup" preliminary. The Pre- .74iieh as- • 1444.00 a- month to piano is ifabal sit musician who tatfl begin "at 6 ,!'cloek,' LOW OPERATING COST .. . GREATER BENEFITS: In ;fart. Thee provide much prodigioas accomplishments art the varsity at 8. the first - nine months of 1961. 04.71% of every - greater security than private For FREE intormat.on •••Go•- apparent in e:ery note he plays. . Blue Cross employment and excellent op- * rr.rnent • pas. hit dollar came bock to members es the form of hospital His highly eberessfail "EehateC. se-. Borg have be• en prevented. IWO hen.- :, porn:nay for advance:wen:. pootiona ;and fill - fits, and only 4.5% was used for r.es of recOrding, for Not. his Only by- the support overhead. Blue Shield Many positions require little riat coairai arid mail at olic•- Tv appeal of everyone -awe, an-the "Voice al returned 87.49% of every dollar as surgical-medical Dino specialized adur-astioss_cs: •Tg.D_AY.,_)7'114,1..w.41._•Iti_e_likkimu who enjoyis goad music and good ///q- bene- .Fi.rest. and the Ed Sullivan fits, and only experience. dittaii‘ •Ai now Jetro, gratify entertainment can the Murray Crate 10.17% was used for overhead. • ,Sawa% en • yourself to a... se te:I.s. Plus numerous etalege • Asoci•tion covinut to tiring to repeat Ifhell 4 get ee these 'vbs. i fia:temiPts - PerformAnees.r Mugity such outstanding Arse II fowl To P11.11.ff, fare! -a here-have made •I ' The torn- Diml De fiefs-go. turns. wy, cr ,rte of Arnerie.a's.top_pian, actina-- Prices for the seasoff nwattbsr-, i•os, YOU CAN DEPEND ON BLUE . ' t.. t • •ship Are $"7 50 adult ani $4.08 CROSS-BLUE SHIELD. This Bonus rincert, ior new OVER LINCOL0i stodent memberships. 822,000 KENTUCKIANS HAVE awe -CROSS,1 14 SERVICE Deft. 33' • "ia 1- s 'a...itarre-.-nee40323W AND c)vs)s 7.1n Anoi, e.•• sic 0/1 le •1.••••• ?ft If mg a w a....earsi.assairraraa !1. its -lama ••4‘fetith.. •••4 e.".**a .. • 501/94,W44fia fr--itte n the isca '• • :swan P1pestit-Voried 110-.,ffennOt1_na. roni rt Mirrlsy. 'February /HIRE AU TYW" 111•IS 10 APPLY 1 . A Itsr of 11.5. CoVernment positions and sateri5:7-121 eurecitode4aut opanrnSriitior to see and hear par. 19. NW. as a guest of the FAMILY 01111NorvIDuAil, wring . !i•n on hom to qualify for. WA. Government Job. assocUi- you GROUP:" moo people pin .4 3101 asoisorns ased tissnally :and 'internationally kniinen tilt.- if you ri,• 64 or under. is hoolth, purchase your moM- i-ed Blv• C rots- Slue Shield Group 11.4.11.41161,j!k lastie allaRL-3 • :--artists in person. In the three --burship' for the coming season. und moth** you nor yOu• ,poise wber• they work. If you devil 5 .04 .5••• years life 74 The Murray. tavie Mr . ••••• or• ••••• rh.o boy., o Group. ond there ore More um, Hart * aLso• surges all present 10 as idorasaso ad as asialk•Ssa tar Illas Cwo-libe 'Music Association. such employees, you may opply or more employee,. osI your widely .MeliilierS to renew their member- direct. 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MONDAY --FEBRUARY va, 102 THE LEDGER & TIMES -7-• MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE owls, The IN MEMORY happy of Mrs. Ola Parks Now with Jesus and Dad. It has been one Year Mama Dear, We *now it is the will of God ;Year Since Vuu went away. And nature for sure. tosirotiti God was so good to us, So we must posy for God to help :at team rrom But- For.giving-Aa Mama like you for to, awhile, xi 103-95 in a pre- Be grown up and mature. We ✓. Six players scored should not grieve because, We miss you- so much Mama, We no (tires for the Year- longer can see your smile. But God knows what is best. When we think of all those 1-lead- We needed you so neich, 1111 led the way with Spinet pianos from $49a. Seiburn modern four room home on three we aches, thought, idle Ford scored 26, FOR SALE White Pianos, 403 Chestnut St., acres. Two bedrooms, bath two NOTICE And those nineteen years you But He knew you needed rest. 20, Bennie Go/been Murray, Ky. fl4p barns, poultry house. Beautiful were lonesome and sad, - The 'y Seay 12. Rivera shade, near lake and just off pav- Children ONE GOOD USED OIL FURN- We should rejoice that you are so S. . MODEL 641 F 0 RD TRACTOR ed highway. Price WHITE LIMESTONE ltc ace. Basement type. Also attic fan, is low -for quick ROCK FOR :es two bough con- with plow, disc, cultivator. Used sale. United Farm drivew-ays and septic excellent condition, 30". Will sell Agency, Walter tanks. hies- iii, both Ohio VW-ley 152 hours, like- -now. PL 3-5625. E. Duke, oney sand. cheap. Phone PL 3-4832. fl2p phone 436-3363. ltc Delivered to your lo- ammo Tonight Mor- 114p catkin. Hill Gardner, Pk 3-2528. a Morehead's Eagles, 1956 DESCYTO 4-DR. HARDTOP. marchep Oiler an upset. win Real niee, will swept cheer oar in 2 BEDROOM -HOUSE IN Murray. FOR RENT FINAL ChEARANCE fiddle Tennessee at trade. See at 201 So. pth. ltp Can be bought on G.I. loan. Call FOR Going out of business. Chintz 3 yds. for rturday night. Then PL 3-5886 after 3:30 p.m. 114c NICE FURNISHED HOUSE AT ht the Racers travel 4 - $1.00. Silk organza reduced to GOOD HEIFERS A B.D BULLS 514 South 13th St. Call PL 3-5579 led Bern at Western 69c yd. Taffeta, 3 yds. for $1.00. YOUR MOVE-This still life is the world championship check- any age, priced right. Cook Here- GOOD JAP HAY. 130c PER BALE or PL 3-5064. 112p int the Hilitoppers, Buttons, trims and patterns all ers match, which got underway Oct. 6 in St. Petersburg. Fla. ford Farms, Lynnville, Ky. Phone at the Hatcher Ferm. Call PL 3- Oder.. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Pri- hale price. Busineer will be closed Motionless movers are Asa M.. Long (left) of Toledo, 0., 382-2253. 115e 5593 or see Jack Batley. 114p said Walter Hellman of Gary, Ind. An official looks on. may (76) vate. Modern. Downstairs. 7th and after Friday, February 18th. Las- siter Cloth Shop, Jennings 21, Schlos- PIANOS. NEW AND USED. New RELAX IN COMFORT LOLVIS Olive Street. Phone PL 3-2252. Benton Road. fl4c nas 10, Walker 6, 114p CROSSWORD Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle ;oebel 9. PUZZLE EURNISHED APARTMENT. ALL stern (66) ACROSS 11-Overpower. private. Call P.L 3-3378 after 2:00 WANTED tag MOO MIME NM Pickett 7, Werk 8, YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY 1-Perform v 9-Hard wood p.m. tfc 4-8)intiol fee 10.Aticlent 90099 o•pbens 4, Mueller 3, cerium Mr49006 OMMOMM BABY SITTING DAY OR night. 12-Preposition andeburg 6, Smith 7. Y WANTED TO ROOM WITH II-Cootsor 14-College 803A A3 -- Effie Henley, eaki PL. 3-2961. Itp competition degree 1P.1 WM 03MM -11--,- c liege student. $15.00 per month. 11-Covered (abbr.) MMT OMMMINIOnd . . BUSINESS Cull PL 3-4828, 1200 Main St. 1S-Fat to be 17-slave Mg 300 191 ET eaten 20-Small rug f 1 4c 115-Sun god 21-Harvest 401311MOURM MOM L. — Mariann HOG MARKET 14-Bay window 25-Malay MEM MUM MOM 18-Was burns rim 'won the women's gibbon ED MMEM HELP WANTED 19-Shade tear& 27-Send forth -10-- the world eki- Federal - State Market News 21-gthern ise 24-1.ioniestivate MOMO2M 112311130 22-Printer's ::9-eiarmens DOE =MA DEM DIRECTORY Service, Monday, Feb. 12, 1962. measure 30-Region EXPERIENCED I MEM EIMEME M511 I WAITRESS. Ap- i Kentucky Purchase - Area Hog 23-81nrefeiuse 32-Vloinitalns of ply in person, Suerie's Cafe. 16-Stiu Europe ..•41•11114 213e , Market Report including 9 buying 29-Evaivate 36-Sink in 46-Abounds MALE TYPIST. MUST BE able 31-Brother of middle 14-Distance stations. Receipts Friday and Sat- 48-Crown measure ADDING MACHINES OFFICE to type 841 words per Jacob 37-Son by a - SUPPLIES minute. urday totaled 2437 head. _Today 33-Parent former 41-Country of (abbr.) Asia 17 Apply at J. G. C:herriiiit, on.-Indus- ( olloq,) nfarrtage -Brows kiwi and TYPEWRITERS barrows and gilts 25 to 50c lower. 19-Latin Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 trial Road. 34-Conjunction 42-Break 11-Jump • Sales & Service g fl3c Mixed U.S. No. 1, 2 and 3 barrows SS-Beast of suddenly 14 rolialeeties -Oriental St-symbol for and gilts burden 44-Openwork nurse SHIRT 180-230 tbs. $16.50-16.65; 31-Be -----Igiluricfm Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 PRESSER AT BOONE'S mistaken fabric 111-Tree trona PRINTING 235-270 kis. $15.00-16.25; 275-300 3)-Prefix: not el-Pronoun Laundry and Cleaners. Please ap- 40-Exist lbs. $14.25 - 15.50o 150-175 lbs. Ledger & Times 'PI_ 3-1916 ply in person. 114c 41-Strokes "0'4 ''e . 7 • DRUGSTORES $14.00-16.25. No. 2 and 3 sows 43-Poker stake - lo I AIM A L 300-6410 Lbs. $11.75-14.50. 41-Consume lea lilla Scott Drugs BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Boars 47'Christian 11 14 1.00 plus parts TYPEWRITER RENTAL all weights Str.00-11.00: ' 60-span Ws il •Sga ‘i"-261 I erects PLATE - ETC. INSURANCE -• • • AND- SERV-ICE • 52-Ache' 7.$; de/TING AHLOD OR JUST get- 13-Flap l'S WPM ..... 11111X4 11 Frazee. Melugin & Holton Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 ting by' If you are one of the 56-1-lberate '9 20 x.:.0,1 38-Shovel ON MA • • 56 1 7 Can. Insurance PL. 1-3415 many who would like to really 60-A state Mil lie al„ 27 11 (abbr.) z....,a start making more money in the al§iliall USED AUTO PARTS NARROW ESCAPE-A few days before Jayne Mansfield and 61-Fruit • sales field, write Box 5637, Cher- 6.4-Cereinony LADIES READY TO WEAR husband Mickey Hargitay had their narrow Murray Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. okee Station, Bardstown escape from ir git1$ 31 Rd., Lou- death when their boat m kaiiIiIiia Littletons PL 3-1623 overturned on a water skiing trip in p.ar Parts For All Models - PL 3-3756 isville, K2, ltc the 66-Cooled lava x„);a1 Bahamas, they. visited Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and were 67-Pronoun ivliN111110iii v.v. photographed atethls sightseeing telescope. 42 :40 4 tel DOWN 3Ull 42 AS 46 if117 I-Latid ilii / 19.00 measure 0.3'6; 2-Fuel mu 5,Nm mi WAM54 55 $3 89.00 FOR RENT SPACE IDEAL FOR GARAGE, CLEAN- 3-Symbol for eoNsm r frost. Piece - UP SHOP or WELDING tantalum 4-Goddess of IV gir Ill'9 W efrigeratur. Yftlgt ta item IA $063 Full First Floor Size 32'x65' - Located 607 S. 4th Rear 5-Roman B PEGGY GADDIS official 61 .66.? il Feasts.. .1116.664. WT. Fur Salabp P,y Claddia CClopyrIgla Call Baxter Bilbrey, PL 3-5617 6-I.et go ATION • ISM bp Aram, w. DIA.-fly...ad bp aiazFH enstleas 7-14}potheticai 'lllIdlla force Distr. by United Future Syndwate, Inc. 8 'L 3-2825 CHAPTEP 18 -I'm really very sorry, Lee " an.I his d.cig1,1er's insatiable.- NE Morning 1.A.!‘: Folsom "You're not at all!" Lee demands, had sold oft much of O flashed -hotly. "You're tickled 2233311 y:13 -NtEwoPsr stopped in at the bank for the land, finally mortgaged the ABOUT a report on an application one to death to cause into to lose property and died practically THINE of her clients had made for a a sale." penniless. (,104, loan to finance a house. "I m tickled to death that the Mimi and Holly had prompt- 'NO CHOICE'-Secretary of 614TVEEPE515T7"46HEN State Kermit Dalton was the man bank isn't going to have to take ly moved in with Miss Cora; Dean Rusk tells the itifo CLEAN! Senate she had to see, and she ap- a severe loaf by helping you and impelled by her old-raah- Foreign Relation' Committee in Washington .. proached his desk with a Lento- make the sale," Kermit told her, ioned. sense of family obliga- that the nation'. 4 five friendly smile, which Ker- and stood up to indicate that tions, Ming Corn had done interests "allow mit seemed to ignore. the subject was ci.lsed. everything possible to stretch us no choice" but to help "Hi." she greeted him. Ker- Lee snatched up the sheaf of the tiny income so it would underwrite a special $200 mit merely nodded, his eyes papers, thrust them into her cover all three of them. million UN bond Lssue. Cold. "1 came brief case and marched out of in about the She was waiting when Lee Stacy deal." the bank, her head high, NANCY by Eng. Bustuniller walked up the steps,, a tall, "Oh, • • • yes." said Kermit as spare, white-haired IviSrn.in in though Me bad \VIPN she came into the of- been the motive a neat percale housedres:-.. too MY DAD 13ROLJaHT casual acquaintance, :ice, Poliy WHAT'S oo and lokedo looked up to work-stiffened, arthrioc hands FROM THE through some papers say, "There THAT, IT BACK in a wire a a slip on your outstretched to welcome Lee. basket on his desk. Ile selected desk. Yore suiposed to can "Do come in, my dear." She ROLLO ? AFRICAN JUNGLE-- a sheaf and held them up, soon as as you come in." drew Lee into the hall and IT'S CALLED— ,lancing at them as though nodded. • to Lee picked up the across to the small neat sitting refresh his memory. sorry, / "I'm slip and dialed the number room. "It's very kind of you 115 Lee, but the bank won't be written down. A moment later to come to see me." , able to finance the property." a warm, pleasont feminine 'Win Cora, darling, you're Lee stared at him. "Oh, but, voice said, "Irr that ysu. Let 'kerma, surely their references dear? This Is Cora Eastman." the one who's kind to ask me," warmly, i were good." , "Oh, hello, Miss Com. How Lee told her "Their credit standing is not nice to hear from you! How are "Sit here, dear." Miss Cora good enough to be an adequate you?" indicated a shabby old chair as busis for such a loan.' Kermit "As well ad could be expect. Lee would have sat on the ;R told htr, slid couch. "I'm afraid that's not and the papers ed.' said Miss Cora dryly. '1 toward her. want very much to talk, to you. very comfortable. It's where I • Lee said, "Kermit, they're go- Lee. I wondered if you could sleep at night, so I should trig to be terribly disappointed." drop in this afternoon for a cup know r' I NC • "That's too bad." said Kermit of tea and a little chat? rm stared at her, shocked. Los 444azaza . coldly. alone for a few days - moat "But you have a nice bed- "But surely, Kermit, you can blessedly alone, I rright add. room, Miss Cora," she protest- relax just a tiny ML" Mamie and Holly left for At- ed. "Why should you bp sleep- LIL' ABNER by Al OW SHY NO. 2 -What you don't seem to lama this morning, and won't ing on the couch?" ' realize. Lee, is that I don't own I, back until thq end of the Mims Coral thin, tired face the Lana.. Kermit reniinchs1 her week. So it you could drop in was touched with a wry smile. l'O' DONE TOOK A YES. I'LL TAKE. loftily. "I only work here and this afternoon, I'd very much -I only have two bedrooms, 'LIK I N. TO US,AN ' •AO' PIG WITH ME,NOW-- —AND I'LL do as I'm toirl. The committee like to see you." my dear, and Holly and her • WANTS US ALL TO SEND A frIOUR NE); RUCTIONS, NO considered .th+ application very "Of course I will, Miss Cora. other are unaccustomed to LIMOUSINE F! ARE TO SURVIVOR' carefully and voted against I'd love to see you, —:- COME AN' • too," Lee sleeping together, do of course FOR T. C K. UP T1 -1E." S 1AOKUNE) granting the loan. So there's answered warmly. be there Mimi took my room and Holly "3 VISIT '7/0? et. ..._, _....f.. 4 nothing I can do. Sorry." around four. Will that be all .took the small guest !arm. I'm REST' BUT— NOT TO Ile turned away from her, right?" afraid they're much more OF DELNER not i• THUM,' - and Lee said sharply, -If you're "That will be splendid, ...i- k -,1r.; my comfortable than I am. 'They k c" just bq I n g spiteful because dear I'll look forward to see- complain of being 'awfully -0100 you're angry with me.-" ing you, then,- said Miss •••• tbra's crowded.' But it's a small house Kermit a cold 'eyed glance gentle . voice as the receiver and I'm afraid there's nothing, stopped the words oil her lips. clicked. 1 can. do about R. I'll be happy "I trust I am Irftufficiently Uncle John was in court, and to have my own room while aware of my duties and re- bee busied herself tit her deik they are away, I can tell rei!" the sponsibilities to the bank, Lee, until It ..as time to drive out "Mtas 'Cora, it's outrageous oml • not to allow anything I do to .to Miss Cora's place. She left for them to impose on you-" - he colored by my personal Moe- emo- word with Polly where eh.' Miss Cora was busy 'with the ide lions," he stated flatly. "And would be, and Polly melded tea tray; above It she smiled hield I'm not angry with you, os you briskly without lookiog up from sadly at Lee,_ one- - put it. It's simply that 1 -aro the deed she was copying. "I knriki itIt et, Lee, and I 1 powerless; against the vote of Miss Cora lived in a small, should be hamed of myself the banking commitere. You neat. cottage at the edge of for letting th m do it. Rut, Lee, ABBIE AN' SLATS --Aprogwito,,..c.ls."-s. 4. • • Wee 4_11111110014 by Raskin' Vas Buren 'should know that 1 hate town, far enougil out- so that l'rn 4 tired of arguments and lase nothing.to say In suciimetters." she could have • an acfe of quarrels. I'm 'not s very good THINK "Bot you did make the la- ground for the flowers and the figffter, I suppose. I just sort YOU'LL HAVE 70 WAIT. ALL THOSE NOVV LONG DO YOU vestigatien," PECeLE SEATED IN HERE 1-4,-.YE IT'LL BE BEFORE I CAN Lee reminded him vegetables with which she eked of cave in when they start malt- EAGERLY SLATS SEEKS 70 SW. hotly. • APPOINTMENTS. 04iFt RUYEAS- • SEE THE SUYEA . oat fiSe rather meagre existenct. kg demands, and do whatever T.HE PRODUCTS OF CRABTREE J pare ot n test..f.a8,0414. .6Aa •••••••• mid died, the they want tne--tre Spina** ul-,. '"If!" J141 :111110116see."Ctifsebveretl•Cinft nets 1"Etr" Mir eietm '41I'1ded . equally one, I know, and I -am aehamed ) 066,6.6 BIG .16.6 1•66.111.6. . Stacys h ad' gone barthrupl. between Miss Cora ai‘d her -of mysejF. I surigese I'm a twice, In an effort to avoid brother, Willy's (ether. Anse ; .oeareoit-any-price' tired old terrific billot they'd run up." Cora had wisely Invested her wonian." - ? "But all the billt were eventie share in the cottage and the 'She handed Lee It eup of tea.. ally paid off. Did you discover arre,oCgrourid ang, had put the and offered a small plate 01 t teat'?" rest into an anniiiry that would grocery-store cooliies with a . "Commendable, of course. But give hera small but adequate look of apology. It didn't alter the loan corn- income, e. I mittee's feeling that they would Her brother had taken the Lee must- face the question; b• OA risk jest now when family estate, Oakland, as his "In' l01' In lour With Mar- • real Ii'-:ions are being share of the inheritance And, in ina it hit fiekl ?" II 'ontlistie the tie:itcned up," Kermit told her. his efforts to satisfy his wife'mj story here tomorrow.

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By Sonja Jones By JAY AXELBANK Miss Phyllis Dianne• Gibbs, LONDON alai -- Prince Charles, estvi(A(1!T &t/oz Less bride-fatal of Benjamen A. 'Un- •13-year-old heir to the British derwood, was honored with a lin- throne, successfully underwent an • T en shower on Thursday, Febniary emergency appendicitis operation I. at seven o'clock in the eveningin London today. by Miss Sorda Jones at her home More than 12. hours after he I • * bri North 17th Street. 1.• was rushed by ambulance 68 miles "1from his school in surrey and The Ruth Wilson Circle of the Games were played with Mrs. operated on, his condition was de- Calendar WSCS will meet at the church at Carolyn Conner and Miss !dent- Social scribed as satisfactorly and he was seven-thirty o'clock. Hostesses are dith Farley being the recipients on his way to recovery. - and Mrs. Turn,, of the prizes. Mrs.'Charles Miller abeth, Monday, February 12th to bray( fler this:table. The honoree was the winner of His mother, Queen Eli • The Matte Bell Hays Circles of • • • the - door • prize. Slie opened her returned to London but had hot been able to see him this morn- the WSCS of the First Methodist _The Altar Society of St. Leo's Crafts Club will many nice gifts after which Miss The .Arts and ing because he was still too grog- HAZEL HIGHWAY MURRAY,'KY..' Church will meet at the social Catholic Church will meet at the Jones Served delightful refreah- Si meet at the -honritsid yrs. James gy from the after-effects. His fa- tall at 7:30 pan. home of Mrs. W. E. Shackelford, Ed Diuguid at 2:30 p.m. with her ments. • • ther, Prince Philip, is thousands of p.m. Those present and sending gilt. Cardinal Drive. at 7:30 mother, Mrs. Louie Gatlin, as away in Venezuela on a The Bethany Sunday • Scbool • • • were Miss Fay White, Miss Fran- miles Place Your Order NIith Our Bakery hostess. South American good will trip. Chins of Me First Baptist Church The Euzenan Sunday School • • • ces Weaterman, Mrs. Janice Mc- lie is being kept advised. will meet at the Triangle Inn a: of Clard, Mrs. Janice McCuiston. Class the First Baptist Church The Missionary Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth, who at 35 is for your Pastry Requirements when you are planning that special oc- 7:30 p.m. Group IV, Mrs. Gertrude will meat at tae home of Mrs. Mrs. Carolyn Conner. Mrs. Juoy North Pleasant Grove Cumber- reported to be expecting a fourth Evans, captain.. will be -in-charge Wallace, Mrs. Glenda Tutt, Miss casion! Robert Jones, 110 N. 12th Street. land Presbyterian Church will child, was advised of Charles, ill of the arrangements.. Barbara Grogan. Miss Meridith at 7.30 p.m. Group IV, Mrs. John meet at the church at 7 p.m. ness by telephone at Windsor Cas- PARTIES WEDDINGS • • • . Da • • • Farley. Miss Gaynell Outland. Mrs. ANNIVERSARYS ETC. Riley. captain, Mesdames tle where she was spending the The executive board of the Cal- Jean Tinsley. the honoree, and the Douglas, Jake Dunn, Carl King- The Harris Grove Homemakers weekend, and she personally gave GLAZED loway County High School Par- hostess.' ina, Verb* Ray, and J. W. Tomme, Club will meet at the home of the go-ahead for the swift opera- ent-Teacher Association will meet • • • will be in charge Mrs. Jack Ken- Mrs. Bun Wilkerson. non at the school atliala pm. • • • nedy will give the PnigraaL Mrs. Pritchard Is Informed that Charles had come DO'NUT 1 dozen zillE The Cora Graves Circle of-the- Thursday, February lath through the operation in good Woman's Association ot the Col- • Circiii V of the MIS of the- Th e Wadeabom Homemakers Presiding Officer . shape but still was under geda- lege Presbyterian Church w First Baptist (-lunch will meet at Club will meet at the home of lion, the Queen drove the 20 miles meet at the home of Mrs. Phillip 7 p.m. At Lynn Grove. Meat SWEET the Mission at Mrs. Wayne Hardie at 10:30 a.m. from Windsor to London and reach- s ROLLSLS 6 99 Tibbk_Sunset Drive, at 8 p.m. . • • • • • • Lynn Methodist • • • The Grove Gh• ed Burkingham Palace at about Tuesday. February 13th The Tri Sigma Alumni will meet urch Woman's Society a Chris- 12:30 p. ,m. 7:30 a. in. EST. She . The Sfgana Department of the The Murray Manufacturing at the home of Mrs. A. B. Crass tian Service met on Wednesday hospital spoke with the by tele- 1 Murray Woman's Club will meet Wives Club will have a dinner at 730 p.m: evening. February 7, at seven o'a phone and learned the young -LB. CAN at the club trou.se at 7:30 p.m. -An meeting at the Triangle Inn at • • • clock in the church with eighteen E FOLGER'S prince still was semi-groggy from Evening of Good Music" will be 6'p.m Hostesaes 'will be Mes- The Susanna Circle of the Paris members present. sedation. She then arranged to WITH the program theme to be given session opened dames Deerwood Lovett, C. C. District of the Methodist Church T h e business call him later in the afternoon, 0, r Valloiriart..26.. by Mrs. Howard 0a and the Thmas and Harold prayer by the president. Mrs Lowry, Lyles, will meet at the Wesley Founda- with when he would be better able to .. _tent I obacco Music Department Locus. Hots- Mary in.' tion at Martin. Tenn. Clayton Pritchard. who also read recognize and apeak with her. • and Cigarettes tearata will., be M,eadernes Robert --a--.• • • • • a poem, "Conversion" which gave_i_ It was 'not disclosed just how Buckingham. Z. C. Mix. 'Mamma Th e Pottertown ITomem—alers The Home Department of the food for Ithought. "In remem- Jong Charles was on the operating FFE 19c. Alexander. Billy. Thurman, and Club will meet at the home of Murray Woman's Club will hold trance" gifts were rePoned be-Itable. but at 2:30 a. m. He was GERBER or HEINZ STRAINED Allen Russell. Mrs. Rozella Outland from 10:30 its regular meeting at 'the club ing sent to the district treasurer. said to have withstood the surgery • • • a.m. to. 2:30 p.m. house at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. 0. C. "The Missiqn of the Church of satisfactorily. Later he was re- • • • program. Christ in Latin America" was ported comfortably at Lon- The, South Pleasant Grove Wells An charge of the resting Murray,- Sitar-- 4...1sapier 433aMostiasee-will be Mesdames IV E., he theme of the -Peogrorniyer, doles famed hospital for iick eta- HomertLakers Club will meet at jars Order of the Eastern 'Star will ; by the leaders. Mrs. Celia (raw- ' dren where the operation was per- the home of Mrs. Stanley Grogan Littleton, Guy Billingtan. Luther Baby Food 3 23-t- hold its regular meeting at the ford and Mrs. Bryan Eaker. formed. at 10 am for a potluck supper Robertson, H.-B. Bailey Sr.. Melusi I Masonic Hall at 7:30 p.m. I Others participating in the pm- and the leason on "Be A. Wage Linn. L. M. Overbey, and Frank gram were Mrs. Dewey Howard. Buyer" Holcomb. Each member is asked •• • The Mary Leona Frost Circle of Mrs. Herman Rogers, Mrs. Joel Grace Wyatt Circle • the WSCS of the First Methodist Mrs. Macon Rickman will be Crawford. Mrs. Sanders Miller. PEACHES C MEAL Mrs. 011ie Cooper. Mrs. Ja&-ae Meets At Home Of c Church will meet at the home of hostess for the potluck lunch and s CEDAR ROCK Mrs. Walter Mischke. North 4th boat( study to be held by the Story. Mrs. Norman Lee, Mrs. Mrs. Lindsey MURRAY Street. at 9:30 am. Woman's Missionary Society of Lee Redden, Mrs. Leon Cham- FREESTONE SUNFLOWER bers, Mrs. Carl Lockhart, and Mrs. Alfred Lindsey was hostess C•I4 IV& -IN THEATRE • • • " the Flint Baptist Church at her No, 21 Miss Emma Douglass. for the meeting of the Grace Can -Lb. Bag The Bessie Tucker Circle of home at 10 a m. 5 3 As- the WSCS if the First Methodist The meeting was- closed with Wyatt Circle of the Woman's • • U.S. NO. 1 RED WASHED Open - 640• Start • II:45 Church will meet at the home -prayer by Mrs. Athel Shepherd. aociation of the College Presby- • • • of Mrs. J. C. Winter, North Ibth terian Church held on Tuesday Street. at 9:30 a.m. morning at 9:30 o'clock at her NOW SHOWING! — • • • South Murray Club Mrs. E. R. Hagen home an Miller Avenue. The Spring Creek Baptist Cliur- Thursday-At Hostess For Jessie The interesting and challeng- Meets ing program on the suktect. "Thc 39c eh Woman's Missionary Society Potatoes 10 will meet at the church at 1:30 The Gibson Home Ludwick Circle Exploding Population", was pre stinted by- Mrs. Guy Battle and FRESH, CRISP Pm Mrs. Quinton Gibson opened her The Jessie Ludwick Circle of A. G. 0101 •.• • home on Olive Street for the the Woman's A.ssaciation of the 1 Mrs- Mrs. Henry McKenzie gave the The Paris .R.ad Homemakers meeting of t h e. South Murray College Presbyterian Church met tr, Bible study from the first and Club will meet at the home of Homemakers Club held on Thurs- in 'the home of Mrs. E. R. Hagen second chapters of Romans. Ma. /146 tELLO BAG Mrs. Leroy Eldridge at 1 p.m. day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with on Wheneil Avenue on Tuesday •• • • Ken Harrell. president, presided COU:•• I** DC UAW Mrs. Henry Hargis presiding in afternoon at 130 o'clock. CARROTS 10c at the meeting. Circle* of tiv WIIS of the First the absence of the president. Mrs Mts. Jack Belote gave the pro- -gram the subject DUI**. the social hour refresh THIN SKIN JUICY .411•It‘t 7?: Baptist Chun+ will meet as fol- Ijewel gsatse on "Exploding .1:population and the ,Gasaa..Nead inepts• were served by Mrs. Lind., Iowa: I with Mrs; °won Bsiliolltan The - fitA utional reading !roan following members • . TUESDAY NITE IS and H with Mrs. R. W. Churchill Proverbs 15:23 was given by Mrs. for New Churches and Schools." sea to the Mesdames Battle, Wilson. McKen - at 10 am ; III. with Mrs. Jeddie Gibson who talked un. the use of The Bible study from the first Cathey and IV with Mrs. J. M. words. She closed with prayer. and sec chapters of Ramarts zie• HarTell.,9kM Warren- Rusaig DOZEN 'BUCK N1T[' and Bill yPo:setiDoes andugal.onit Lim at 2:30 pm. Thirteen .members answered the was by Mrs. Henry McKenzie. NS * 18c Al You Can Haul - $1.00! • • • visitor. Mrs. roll call with "How Do You Com- Mrs. B. F. Scherfnus. chairman. • • • The Kinr Daughters Sunday bat Communism." Mrs. Barletta presided and the opening prayer • . School Class of the Scotts Grove Wrather was: a guest. was led by Mrs C B. Crawford' . OLEO BISCUITS MAKE YOUR Baptist Church will meet at the The club discussed the programs Mrs. Jessie Rogers, secretary, read PERSONALS tome of Mrs. Cross Spann at 7 group the minutes_ Hilbert- One APPOINTMENT AT for the next club year. The Sg:. and Mrs Herman BORDEN'S pm. also voted to cantribute to IFYI The meeting was closed with son and son. Dale, of Fort Stew- SOLIDS • • • to help send a Ballard County the M izpah benediction after art. Ga . are visiting her parents YELLOW Per Can Wednesday. February 14th which refreshments wesa Edwards 15c girl to a foreign country Mr and Mrs Twyman 8c F t E'S served to the nine members and Mrs Eunice Miller gave the and son. Jimmy, and other rela- lesson on -Wise Buying- after one visitor. Mrs. Zeffie Woods. tives They are here to be with • • • which a question and answer pa- who is a patient at Mr Edwards VANITY SALON ER HAIR STILES rind was held. Mrs J. H Walston Temple Hill WSCS the Murray Hospital and is sched- and Mrs. A. B Simpson presented uled to undergo surgery on Tucs- Half Frio MNPT.F. STREET Gallon a skit on the lesson theme. Has Regular Meet day. ICE CREAM 34c s DIAL The recreational period w a s • • Tinting • Manicure The Woman's Society of Chris- 1.1 Styling by Mrs. N. P. Caves • Farris owner conducted tian Service of the Temple Hill LIBERTY Facials Faye 753-3191 '.ere served by the MISS Retreshrrients Methodist Church held its regular hostess Half Gallon meeting at the church on Sunday, NOW YOU KNOW February 4, at seven o'clock in ICE MILK 47c the evening. Mrs. Keya Futrell read the By United Press International BANQUET 8-oz. scripture reading and Mrs. Wayne Abrham Lincoln's first venture CHICKEN. BEEF vice-president. presided politics was unsuccessful. lie Darnell., into and TURKEY nein at the meeting. was defeated in Ittla when he POT PIES 15, Presenting the program were campaigned for a seat in the Illi- Mrs James Darnell. Mrs Car nois Legislature. Two years later, a.aer as a * Crisp. Mrs Alvin Hale, and Mrs however, he was elected to the • Kenton Woodall. I.egislature EGGS BACON DIXIE LAKE ONE OF THESE Sliced ST PRIZE! =leDEA lb FABULOUS AWARDS 49cDoonn Rindless 49 1962 FORD Dry 31'..20'41 STRICTLY FRESH AND LEAN 1FAIRLANE '500 HERE'S HOW Cleaning Sale 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th ; • silo° to buy — ne ebriestionst Beef 3i _cense Ground in imp repletlif Fellint•Ff • choke of rho G-E , 24, 1552. MONDAY, FIR.12. THRU FEB. 22 _ CE NT Oir, write to Goners] tieetr* Ott- P. CA Slow TV or stereo shown below CUT lb. 69 111613, Lanvin*, 111, • insertion Adverbs- ins Deportment for entry Wank. 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