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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 11.\1' 21. 1962 • a Foster has been • e!e4ê VX l'frlf port-time basis by - All 1;'Onad Rentlicki rranninalty Ilcatripapef County Soil Con- • trict. She will do ' a is and keep the office In lCS technicians are •44' Largest las will correct one •swefeeVe ...... ____ r'''.1..rgt_ .* Si - A Circulation t,) Am In 4" - n complaints of far- ', God a, had difficulty 11.-• If a -Wt;ti fUll3taf i _1 The in , iii4ktl4t.kit‘ a 1 City — _ ;ter will be imorhetn t Largest ;eh weekday • --, ns . Trust % .,1-,r1 Circulation In . i .1..__ A work has picked The,County Ponds have been Lee Warren Fox, - Preston IN 83rd YEAR Perry, east United Press International Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, May 22, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 E. Piggott east of Vol. LXXXIII No. 121 .11 Hoffman, east of• :ed 640 feet of di- elel this week. The • bottom lane ,* water. Vandal Wra- kn Housing Clendenon, SCS 'tinned and super- Bids Viewed Today a r m conservut ion fi een made on the ;Ilion Cloys, Cold- :. Hopperud, Van 1Ponv League ar away Construction Co. Murphey, Coldwater ii Medicare Cruel Hoax, Darnell, Coldwuter. 11 k, Coldwater, ha. 4 Starts Tonight Is Low Bidder With $599,400 in planning van- Delusion, Doctors Say -k on his farm. a The regular season play of the The Murray Municipal Housing on the west - completion this •• va. side of the street and Murray Pony League will begin Commission opened the bids on at the Intersection- 'en acres of pasture with Pine. tonight at the city park with two 02 low rental hcateing units today Architect Pat (angles two acres of gulley described NEW YORK VII — The Amer- thing they have in mind for us games on tap for the opening. at 1:00 p. m. and the Hardaway in detail how the will eding and one pond. projects can Medica 1 Assoc iati sn AMA eventually." The first game is scheduled to Construction Company of Nash- be laid out, the type of construc- mounted an unprecedented assault rini declaration broogtit a start at six o'clock and the second ville Tennessee was the low bid- tion, and many other details. He on President Kennedy's medical swift reply from Abraham Riba will get underway at about eight der. pointed out that three different care program Monday night, call- coll. secretary of health. educa- o'clock. colors of brick will be used, The company bid $S99.400. three wling ing it a step toward nationalized tion -and welfare, who issued a In the first game the Indians, different roof colors, two dif- managed by T. C. Hargroee, • medicine which still would not statement at 2:45 a. m.. (EDT) to- will The commission formally ac- ferent types of roofs, both hip meet the Phits, managed protect the neediest. day calling the AMA presentation by Mike cepted this bid and passed a and gable, well deferent diesigna tONDITIONEO Straflak Tn thed contest the Udine a paid elevision forum "just another staging of 'let's fool recornmeodation that it be ac- being employed. This will make Dodgers. NBC network, AMA speakers tu- the American people again.' " managed by Joe Pat cepted by the Public Housing the houses all look different. Ward, will take on Chester TE LANES rd the King-Anderson bill to Minimizes Tax Mike Tho- Administration. Members of the Both projects will be construct- ma,' ER RATES finance hospital care for the aged Ribicoff said the 17 per Cent Orioles. commission and the contractor ed in the same manner, using the After a successful practice 'er Game through Social Security "a cruel hike in payroll taxes cited by the and have made an appointment this same type of materials and de- training season the boys are eager hoax and a delusion" AMA would amount to only about Mrs. C. week with the Atlanta office of kgrts. The Nash Drive Project will . and ready C. Lowry "Itwasie(u!ly cover; milhons $2 a month He dented AMA to begin play. PHA so thia the low. bid may be have a 32 foot street which will [Es $100 who d declared Dr. thatcharges the American sys- Everyone is cordially invited to reviewed be cu an gutteredwith side- come out 11:30 A.M. Edward It. Annis of Maeda "It tem of medicine would be de- and enjoy a summer ev- On acceptance by the Atlanta walks. The Cherrs• Lane project differ- ening wathcing the spirited play Mrs. Lowry stroyed, saying the only office of PHA, the construction will also have paved streets, curbs, - - • ence would be that hospital bills of die, Pony League, a spokesman will get underway. gutters, and five foot sidewalks. See editorial "What Are The would be paid through the Social , said. Pat Gingles of the architect The area in both projects will Security system. Pony League is composed of be graded and drained so that Facts?" on editorial pep*. firm designing the housing units nationwide association of I boys ages 13-14. said that the construction waler will not floodstorm yards. The RONNIE CHRISTOPER AND MISS LOCHIE- OVERBEY capture company doctors • spent possibly as much is a good one and is sound Shrubs and trees will be set out titles ;it social events of Kappa Alpha Theta and from Pi Kappa Alpha every and homes will have ornamental heartlessly ignores millions who as $100,000 to present the pro- at the University Woman's Club viewpoint. Ile further said' of Kentucky. Poppies Pay iron decoration on the front. do need coverage. It is not true gram—"Your Doctor Reports"— Tribute that he was sure that the com- The baths will be of ceramic Insurance It will create an enor- over a 190-station network just pany would perform all phases Miss Lochie Overbey and To The War Dead tile with ceramic tile sills. Win- mous and unpredictable burden one day after President Kennedy Wilson Ron- Mrs. C. C. Lowry was installed of the construction contract. television to rally Gantt Will nid Christopher, both of Murray . . . dows in the project will be alumi- • on every working taxpayer It of- took to support Poppies worn on Poppy Day in as president of the Murray Wo- program. arid now students at the Univer-' commission and num, with aluminum ventilators. fers sharply limited benefits. for his Speak In Fulton tribute to the war dead bring man's Club at a dinner meeting Mayor Pro-Tom The AMA telecast was staged sity of Kentucky, received pleas- Leonard Vaughn in a joint state- Recessed wall type natural gas • I• "It will undercut and destroy aid to disabled veterans of three rig at me civil) house. in Madison ant suprises at two different so- ment said "we are well will be used, with builtins in the the wholesome growth of pri- amid the litter loft Wilson Gantt, Director of Mur- wars, Mrs. Ethel Key reminded Installing officer was Mrs. WI 11. pleased cial events recently. With kitchen, ample closet space com- vate, voluntary insurance and pre- Square Garden by the 18.500 per- ray College High and assistant today. Beaman. district governor. of Pa- the bidding today especially Kennedy—but Miss Overbey and Christopher with this; low bid. We are grati- plete with rods and hooks. The payment health programs for the sons who cheered director of student teaching, will Mrs. Key as the Rehabilitation ducah. without audience. The program were attending the annual dance, fied that several bidders partici- interior walk, are of double eon-- aged which offer flexible benefits an teak on the aubject "I Dare You" Chairman of the Murray Unit of the of the Kappa Alpha Theta Other officers taking office were, pated in the bidding and that a striation with wall board being in the full range of individual was taped shortly after Ken- at the annual Fulton Junior High sorority' the American Legion Auxiliary is rally. of which Miss Overbey, is Mrs. Jack Kennedy, first vice- large mit-Tiber of sub-contractors used, then painted. needs" nedy school commencement on Wed- a mem- helping complete preparations for ber. During the dance the an- president; Mrs. James Rudy All- indicated their interest." Five All the homes will be equipped Predicts H• her Taxes nesday, May 23 at 8 p. m. at Carr observance o imp) ay ere auditorium. , braten. second vice president; general contractors placed bids with electric range, gas heat and Anne:. A surgeon and chairman May 26th. Mr. telpher had been named as Kappa Mrs A. W. Russell, recording sec- and over seventy sub-contractors, gas water heater. Connections Yeill of the AMA speakers bureau, Mrs. George Wallis Gantt is well know in • The Auxiliary will. ciiatribute Alpha" Theta's -Theta for retary: Mrs. John Nanny, cor- includiwg a large number of local be installed for washing machines claimed the King-Anderson bill Fulton having served as principal Thrkas" th•• little red memorial flInvers and Dies In Mississippi of Fulton high School in 194647. the year. The selection Was a responding secretary: and Mrs. firms, placed bids with the con- although the machine itself will would increase payroll tax deduc- all contributions received will go - nut He received his BS and MA de- surprise to beth young Murrayans. Robert la Huie, treasurer. tractors. be furnished. Clothes lines, t • tions by as much as 1" per cent into its Rehabilitation and Child, and garbage grees from Murray State Col- Since Christopher's fraternity, cans will also be at the very start. Welfare funds. Mrs. Lowry gave a brief ac- The ands as tabulated are as furnished. Mrs George Walh, of Memphis, lege, Pi Kappa Alpha, was having its An aluminum bracket "V our government wants to The contrioutions constitute the ceptance speech and read a pray- follows: will be wile of the late George Wallis, . The invocation and benediction annual dance the same night, the installed on each house to move now toward welfare state largest source of financial super. Mrs. Allbraten, retiring pres- hold the Ti,' formerly if Murra passed away will be given by Rev William 0 couple left the Theta dance and Hardaway Conet. Co. $590.400 aerial if the aerial medicine—then let them tell us port, is installed. I in Jackson Mississippi at the Beard, pastor of the First Christ- arrived fur Mei' of the Pi KA so y." Anms declared.'Why for disabled veterans and needy Olila with a piece of luggage as Laurel The auccradul home of her daughter Mrs Bethel ian Church in Fulton. Supt. W. L. dance. -The announcement was Company .... 645,410 bidder for the sneak it in piece by piece on children, Mrs. Key said. a going-away gift in token of ap- contract will have 330 conaecutive people Ferguson Holfancl teal introduce the !speak- made there that Miss Overbey the backs o( old first' preciation front the chin A. B. Newton & ('o. 600.316 calendar days in which to finish was siete' r in-law of MI'S er. had received the honor of being -The King-Anderson crowd in- She a all construction and aill be pena- Marvin Fulton and a sisteran-law- named as Pi KA's "Dream Girl". Mrs. J. I. Meat*, on behalf of Hal Perry 682.900 tents to take us all the way down lized $93 00 per day' for each day - ' • - This again was a supriae to the the Woman's Club, gave Mrs. All- the road to a new system of Thorp Const. Co. 627,500 he is late. Mr. (Singles reported funeral will be held to- couple, who had not boat notified Marvin Dodson ;britten a silver coffee service, in medicine for everybody—and don't The that the most recent project his nationalized morrow. May 23, at the National of eitber selestion prior to the recognition ant appreciation of The two Nash mistake it England's projects are Drive firm completed was done two Memphis. time of the announcements. her two years service and leader- medical program is the kind of Funeral Home in Low Rent Housing Project and the months before the deadline. • Miss Overbey is a junior ship. ele- Will Speak Cherry Lane Apartments.' The The commission has indicated mentry education major from Mrs Allbritten made a short Nash Drive project is located on that much of the work could he Murray, the daughter of Mr. report on the state convention Extended and Broad and South Ninth done by local contractors such Mrs. Wells Overbey, held recently in Lexington. She Five Soldiers Die As Tank Christopher, rfo Graduates and on a new street to be con- as plumbing, electrical work, is a junior prelaw recognized the outgoing and in- student from structed bet en two streets. masonary, grading, etc. Murray. the son of coming department chairmen and j Mr. and Mrs. 'The new str "will be known as The Murray Housing Commis- M. P. Christopher, expressed her thanks to each and Tumbles Down Bank And Burns i •- Nash Drive. sion is composed of W. G. Nash, Miss Overbey also t. to the advisory council. was recently The Cherry'Lane Apartments chairman, L. D. Miller, Executive elected as ' t• - f The nieetin;; was opened by project is located primarily along Stu- .• FORT HOOD, Tex. UT — Five five months at Ford Hood involv- dent Congress of the University t, • Mrs. Allbraten and the invocation Cherry Alley from Spruce to Ash (Continued on Page 4) • • and by John soldiers died Monday when their ing a tank Last January a tank Christopher rode in the Little i" wee. read Mrs. Pasco. ' tank tumbled down a 30-foot em- collided with a. truck loaded with Keritu'cky Derbey, a student tune- • Mrs. Charles (lark led in the bankment into a shallow creek, soldiers. A gas tank exploded and lion. pledge to the flag. landed on it top and buret into eight soldiers were fatally burned, 1 . The Music department chorus, German Economy Strong Says flame. , matured under the direction of Mrs. Olda, Within 5econcti the M48 medium Looks For Cause presented selections from •The tank, sometimes called a "steel An Army board of investigation 1 itiurray Hospital ) Sound Of Music". . rs. Ric r Holmes Ellis o v. .t Th aiflin" by the infantry, glowed set otd today to try to find out , Farrell 'accompanied the group what caused Monday's accident. A trio Mrs. John Ed Scott, oaf hot The escape hatch was i Census — Adult 59 jamrned !but. The turret was "I can't understand it," said Lt. Mrs. Bill Furgersen. and Mrs. Holmes Ellis, who is on a five can see bombed remains in many Bruce i Census — Nursery 4 mud. There was no way col. E. H. Kyle, public informa- Dudley •, Robert 0. Miller, from the Music week tour of European nations, areas. - buried in Adult Beds 83 for the soldiers to get out. tion /Nicer. department. sang "May The Good t thefollowing letter from Our visit haa included Emergency Beds 6 Bremen The victims included 2nd Lt. "The tank was on a routine .i •••; Lord Bleas And Keep You", Bremen. Germany. He comments and Hamburg where most of the Patients admitted 2 ••• David C. Thayer. 23, Whose wife traimrig mission. It ea,, one of Bruce Dudley - el on the Wrong econamy evidenced tobacco induary is centered and . Patients dismissed 0 • lives in Killeen. Tex., and whose five operating as a platoon in a •• and the use of dark fired tobacco, is in northern Germany Must of New Citizens mother lives in Colurnbu.s. Ga. field tactical problem. The tanks 0 there, the farm land is level and some. Patients admitted from Sgt. Roger D. Swanson. 25. of were, operating on familiar Friday drainage is needed though nit be- Will Address 8:00 a.m. to Monday 11:00 a.m. Carpenter To Ellis is visiting twelve countries Brooten, M Mn Pvt. David H. ground."' • low sea level as in Holland. The Miss Nancy Madeline Hargrove. Miles. 23, of ,300 Sherman. Day- The training maneuver called R • in Europe and is visiting in par- beet farm land is in East Germaby Rt. I: Mrs.. tan Sims, Ht. I, Lynn ticular those areas which use dart . ton, Ohio, and Spec 4 Robert D. for the tank. No 215, to he under- - now under control Itif Russia. Grove; Mrs. Ed Smith, Rt. 5; ,Fly Thursday fired tobacco which is grown Graham. 2r of 1728 Wylie St., simulated artillery fire So it had Rotary Club J. Marvin Dodson here We' have inqeired of several . • Henry Willoughby, 1616 College in Calloway County': ; Philadelphia. buttoned down" closed its toTtiacco—people as to their hopes Farm Road; Mrs. Jim Page, lit. On Thursday night. 141- • 24 , , The name of the fifth min hatch The tank driver is able to Bruce Dudley will be the speak- provingCA for a. reunited Germany and most..i , 3, Dover, Tenn,: Edwin Lawrence, at east o'cltrie J. Marvin Dud- Mr. 'Ellis left Oslo today at t• Was withheld because it has not look out of the tank through a er Thursday at the Murray Roa PE (WiLeaNthACrVERAconidiriolCis— nlowni- are of the' opinion that Ruasia I 6 • • • son, Executive Secretary of the give Ani,rie an 2:20 p. m. for Stockholm. Semden been possible so far to. notify his small slit or periscope. tary Club, according to ,George space scientists will ,neter permit unification. Orfe ...,... ' Morehead and baby boy, Sunset Kentucky Education.' Assotiation, where he will remain unfit to- wife of his death. . The tank rumbled up to the E"Overbey who will be in charge better than even odch in favor nt tobacco dealer told 'us that. hi; , isi. Mrs. Albert Jones, lit. 1. will deliver- ,the Comm lafement -i• -morf• . Ile leaves Stockholm to- • . The accident was the second in. embankment, pluneed over front- pf the pragram ,for the meeting. hurling astronaut Scott !Carpenter .rnorrow afternoon for Isondon, brother was now in prieon us • Georke Haley, 1301 Poplar; Mas- • d • ' • . . and,first, (tippet once and landed Mr Dudley is executive direct- t' ' f ants) orbit within the neit 48 East Berlin for having assisted ., ter Gregory Matty, 50552 • Wick the '1962 graduating,class of Cal- England on the return home. Ile' a • upside down on its s turret. The pr of the Keptucky Independent hours, the space agency 'said to- in the eecape across thei-vaitl of. . Road, Taylor, Michigan; Mrs. loaray will arrive or Nashville on May . radio. antenna was broken off, so College Foundation which is com- High Schoql. day. — • other relatives. if, it awaiting the •••' ehareles Vaughn and baby • , a • 31 taaconclude the five week tour Weather. the men inside were not able to posed of ten colleges. ' , girt Despite the possible dna-at stf ,trial but- not hopefal for a tight,' 405 College Court; Dr. Dodson received sbeth the' sponsored by the Western Dark" lk to anyone outride befere they -Dudley, who has talked to. near- Bentoo; Mrs. two. storm systems 'and• heavy ,sentence. . • • ' • f'red Cothanrrs unit baby girj„ 903 A. B. and al. A.r degree: from Fired Tobacce Association and'the, 'died. • 1$ every Rotary CIW in K n- Western .Kentucky State College, smoke fram waePrfadn -fires in TVes. Agriculture Depart-.ji.G,:•,rocimaniery ctiousensintsbrivcjar* t.ohae.co' „,.. . • ._ titon ;. - • ' '. a....r_ Fli Hee,- . httl js5t:s: Mrs. Muse the t• 7 - Mow •' , •?1: jer• '"•Industrial Bowling. Green, Kentuctry; His I w„iiiimir.4.ImplialitS818 Kyle : said 'it Algijteed thst. Bit'•ntd • LokiiirVilie':4•11frtilci :Road; Mrs, agency was. ciptioillettc about- 'de have mond .1ciererfla' ; -frorn 494-7 Wacte doctorate' was! con feired Indi- • dOlver did not -have time to !urn Irs 19a1 attest-11e' trelaaano; spats' knijoLL Lay- elranrrg.. for 11" 13nel betWtren 7 ilrernen, Germany even more mild omarettes 'and • -anBrriea Morrison, ana University. Bleomington. lq- Western and south central Ken- off the ignition. The accident rup- editor of The Courier-Jetnial Rt: 3; Miss Teresa ni and 12:30 p.,. m. Thurs- • May 16, 1962. oteer tobacco products 'than- the tucky — Mostly fair and unsea- tured the gasoline tank and, for where he wrote "The Wbatnbt" Wer:,,,Socith•2nd.; Master James charm.. • day. United States, however they inn- Brewer', South • sonably warm today through Wed- more than an hour the tank column.' He left The Courier-. 2nd.; Walter. Olson, Dr. Dodson has, been a class- Paul Haney, a -spokesman for Nir. dam Williams port more Due-cured tobacco than nesday with isolated afternoon burned furiously. Journal in October f 1938 to eiteostinued on Page . room teacher, a high school prin.. the National Aeronautics and The Ledger & Times any other country except Eng- be- , L and evening thundershowers. High It was another three hours be- come executive* manager of the cipal, a county superilnterident, Space Administration NASA. said Murray, Kentucky ' „ land. They are still using about today in the low 90s, low tonight fore firemen were able to cool the Louisville Baseball Club. He be- DAUGHTER BOttN and superintendent of an inde- that the technical preparations 600.000 pounds of dark tobacco but 60s. tank enough for "tank retriev- in the a came president of club in October pendent school district. All public were 'moving along like clock- Dear Mr. Williams: most manufacturers see little hope Temperatures at 5 a m. (EST).: er" to snake a cable around the of 1940 and remained as such un- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kelso an- school work has been done in work. for increased uses of stronger Louisville 84 tank and pull it onto its side so til December of 1948 when he nounce the birth of a daughter Hart County. Kentucky. In 1948, The main concern at present, types. Lexington 82 the bodies could be recovered. was made president of the Amer- born on May 6. She has been he went to the State Department he said, "is a lot of smoke from Like most countries in western There is much good will for the Covington 82 Ironically, the officer aboard icon Association of Professional Joy Leigh. The couple have three of' Education us Director of Pupil a lot of fire" in the Florida Ever- Eurnpe, the economy of Germany United States and good words of London 551 the tank actually was supposed Baseball Teams, the league in other children Johnny Craig, Judy Transportation. In 1950, he came glades The smoke is causing a is very strong and much labor is President Kennedy. There is also • Paducah 68 to be riding in another one. Bin which Louisville plays. Faye and Jancy Bell. Maternal to the Kentucky Education As- high level haze along the Florida imported from Spain and southern evidence of strong pride in the Bowling Green 70 lifrninutes before the maneuver Dudley withdrew from baseball grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. it sociation as Director of Public Re- coastline Eli possibly will restrict ftaly This city of 2.000.000 popu- progress of the people and of Ilopirinsville 69 started, he (limbed in because iii December of 1933 to join, the I. Craig of Hazel and paternal lations, and was elected Execative the view of high-powered cameras latiun was targets' destroyed dur- their accomplishments id recent Evansville, Ind., 72 the radio in his tank had gone grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. E. lined along the coast and respon- ing World War If and is about years Huntington, W. Va , 61 out. (Continued on Page 4) III Kelso of Lynn Grove. Continued on -Paste Four sible for track ing the mission. 95 per real rebuilt, however one Holmes Ellis `

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & 'TIMES —MURRAY, KENTUCKY M Ny 22. 1962 I THE LEDGER WIT1P4ES Ten Years Ago Today Performance By Koufax Last Night Backs Up PW181211mzi la• WES= it MUM IMM/1/1/1 Ledger and Times File Comildslinsos at On MM., Loft/4 Us Ilkink TIEND-amialk Onatilaaa 214, Ssr ameinienk • o' Ed -Farmer died at his home at 705 Nlain Street this Boss' Statement That He Is Best Pitcher Jakalas c. gamma. mull= • morning. his death was attributed tucoiuilthications fullo"tig , By JOE 8ARG411 York into eighth place. Jim Gold- of his career, for five runs in the Daserita Oen to ono* Adroerfatog. an extended illness. Liam la Ow 111110. I hard 11`.••• international en went all the way for the Colts first inning and or Ponies Wine Moo milainkft As as ogenion,, went on In MO mai 1Ns Ilia Sol SIP Larry Alan Raymond. gifted young pianist budding Manager Walt Alston of the Los Ismost ism seadisa. and to register his second victory — there behind Paul Foytack anr Loui.c-ille, Angeles Dodgers keeps insisting win-be-presented in recital at the Fine AMERICAN both over the Mets. Vinegar Bend Ron Nischwitz to score an ea..: Nara:aim. amiursi2CIATIVIES- lichlAACZ LEAGLIE Sandy Koufax could be the best vizi= cO, Ago Arts Building, NIttrray State Cleveland Mizell, who took over fur starter victory. Nischwitz came on in the Blackmon Awe, lisnmples, Tomma4 Ilms College, Thursday es ening; 21 13 Aild pitcher ,in-the major leagues,- and & Balm atitik., awe Poke ans //eve Hillnian in the third, was eighth. when Foytacle walked absparemea Bldg, Detroit. lac& On'Stuiday. May 25th: services New York 20 13 .6146 the Brooklyn-burn strikeout two will be 4elti at the South king the loser. batters Minnesota 22 15 .59a to till the bases with two Pleasant ..CtroXe Nlethodist Church couldn't have picked a better time Nalawast at OW PAM CatIcia. Mama for the purpose of dedicat- Four Hits Apiece outs, gut a. Laalade. IminalWas Los Angeles 18 16 .545 2 to make his boss and Nellie Fox to end Sagami Clan limitasr ing 'educational look good. Dick Groat and Bill Virdon the building which was completed last year Chicago • 20 18 .526 3 each the threat. SUE6CREPT7011 and Koufax, who led had four hits in Pittsburgh's 13- RAMIS: Ba Carrier lab lawcww, is now debt-free. Baltimore 18 17 .514 31 the, majors P- weak OW. pal hit attack. Tom Sturdivant, who omen Mt. in Calkins. ing anosareg assolinc% pia Detroit 16 17 .485 41 with 269 strikeouts last season, pers. OM alit Mr.. Vs. N. "Nannie" Pullen passed away at her home in took onswe. MAL Kansas City — 17 21 .447 fanned 10 San Francisco batters over for Earl Francis in the a Coldwater this morning. She third inning was 89 rears of age. Funeral Boston 13 21 .382 8 Monday night to run his 1982 when the Cubs scored GAMBLES services total a run to tie the game at 4-all, will lie held at the Coldwater Church of Christ Wed- Washington 9 24 .273.111 to 82 while pitching the — NIA\ 22. 1962 was the winner. Sturchvant nesday. Monday Night's Results Doclaors to an 8-1 victory over scat- RANGER Cleveland .10 13atiraure the Giants. tered five hits the rest ut the way Kansas City 10 Boston 4 to even his record at 2-2. Dick WORK SHOES WHAT ARE THE FACTS? It marked the 33rd time Detroit 7 Chicago 3 in the Ellsworth, who gave up nine hits 27-year old left-hander's career 11 • Minnesota 5 Washington 3 and six runs, took his tifth loss that he had fanned at least 10 against three victories. PRESIDENT KE NN Elp told a m ass meeting Only games scheduled. of "Senior batters in a game. Koufax per- John Romano's Today's Games three-run ninth V.itizens" in Madison Square Garden in Neu York Saturday mitted the National League Kansas City at Boston -lead- inning homer with two out was he couldn't ing Giants just five hits in picking the margin recognize provisions of the king-Anderson Bill, Los Angeles at New York, night of difference in the up his filth victory of the now popularly know n Medicare. Minnesota at Washington, season Cleveland victory. Du n Dillard as w hen lie read reports of night against only two Baltimore losses. and Woody Held humered earlier them in the Journal of the American NlediCal at Clevelano, night Association. in helping the Indians build up woo:ins:0day'. Games Ends Losing New slimier* and magaiines throughout Streak . America have Kansas City at New York a 7-0 lead. That gave Cleveland 28 The ENDS made an earnest effort to give the Wilk- the 'truth . about Minnesota at Boston, night victory snapped a three- homers over a 1e-game stretch TONITE Cleveland game Los Angeles losing streak —one more than the old record set medical care financed iiV •Social Security taxes,, as provided at Chicago, night ROSALIND RUSSELL Detroit and kept the Dodgers 14 percent- by the New York Giants in 1954. in by ehe •king-Anderson at Baltimore, night Bill and the iiihnitary plan iii iw a% aii- age points behind the, Cardinals, The victory boosted the Indians Los Angeles at Wasiiington, night "5 FINGER EXERCISE" hk to. all stAtes through the Kerr-Mills Bill which is effec- with whom they are virtually tied into the AL lead - by a halt-game for second place. tive in kentucki. and v. inch is favored by most members of NATIONAL LEAGUE The Cards beat over the Yankees. Chuck Essegian the Philadelphia Phillies, had three the.inedical profession San Francisco — 28 12 .700 4-1, and hits in tour at-bats to and other• engaged in the healing arts, I now are 34 games St. Louis 22 14 .629 31 behind the Gi- boost his AL-leading batting av- WED. & THURS. i• i CH al. privatel) iet neil insurance companies ants — the same vs Inch have Los Angeles — 24 15 .615 31 margin by which erage to .402. the Dodgers trail made So much progress in pros iding hospital and medical in- Cincinnati 19 15 .559 a San Francisco. Pascual Stars Pittsburgh The Twins, in third place, also surancesior people of all age griimis. 18 16 .529 7 Orlando Cepeda spoiled HOW Koufax' COULD' Milwaukee 16 21 .432 101 a half-game out of first place, When Mr. Kennedy says he is unable to recognize shutout when he hit his 12th home the Pniladelphia — 13 beat the Senators on the pitching 20 .429 104 run of the season in the seventri King-Anderson Bill- as it is bring reported in the American Houston 14 and batting of Camily Pascual. 23 .378 124 inning for San Francisco's only IT -- Medical Association Journal we would New York 12 The Cuban right-hander singled like to sav we can un- 20 .375 12 run. Tommy Davis provided San- Chicago home what proved to be the win- derstand hardly anything he says on 25 .324 141 dy with all the batting television, or miles-Wise. help he ning run in the seventh Monday Night's Results needed with a two and dupli- It told. us months to find um his administration is far more -run homer in cated the feat Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 4 the fourth and in the eighth to later hit two dou- help isite,restv4 Mc-erasingtar ttrarr 111 -5101111-illg iiiii-bote St. Louis 4 Philadelphia himself to his sixth victory -S-Ttifid 1 bles. Billy O'Dell. the first of avoiding Houston 4 Philadelphia against two losses. Rookie Dave evasions'. 1 three Giants pitchers, was the Houston 3 New York 2 loser. Stenhouse, unbeaten in three pre- 'those who listen to him in hi- teesised news conference. vious Los Angeles 8 San Francisco 1 games, took his first loss. may be cone inceil that the Justice Department and the F.B.I. Cincinnati at Mile..., The Houston Colts nipped ppd., rain th:y Home run, by pitcher Jerry are due s• me credit ii.r"staying Today's New York &lets, 374, and . on the tail of Billie Sol Games the Walker and 'catcher Joe Azcue Chicago at Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Pirates,-- whipped t Estes." the lviy s indi.r liXas. until they giit him indicted night h e plus the clutch batting of Jerry Cincinnati at Milwaukee, Chicago Cubs. 8-4.- in other NC when the exact opoositt night Lumps' proved too much for the the "'way we heard it." Philadelphia at St. games. The Cincinnati at Milwau- Louis, night Red as the .A's gained their Ihjlie Sol Estes ones In indictment directly New York at Houston, kee game was postponed tn his senii- night because third win in the last four games. weekly.neu San Fran. at Los of rain. 'paper competitor in Texas. Ilis.compatitot Angeles, night Walker went. all the way to post was Wednesday's Games his ptOLatily ilaTilier7gastril over Estes' amazing financial Set Homer Mark fifth victory whole Gene Con- The MS HOSPITAL —Injured while Chicago at Milwitukee. night achievements SACK IN THE streaking down tie . ley, the first of four Boston pitch- , Lnd be undertook to investigate his methods. Pittsburgh at St. In first base line In a Yankee Stadium game with Minnesota. Louis, night the American League, the ers, took his fourth loss. Manny of Rachel He didn't go far before Cincinnati at Housfitn, red-hot he aroused the interest of het finance star New York outfielder Mickey Mantle is accompanied night Cleveland Ind ians hit Jimenez. the AL's second leading trainer Joe Snares he hobbles New York at Lais three Cade corp. by as out of the stadium Angeles, more home . it-alien's. %% Ilia had made Estes huge loans in tank cars en night runs to set a hitter, had a double and single to rout• to the hospital again on crutches. A muscle tear in Philadelphia at San Fran., night major league record of 28 boost his with ANGIE DICKINSON he-useii in hauling liquid. let tihi,er kiee'r in nine average to .371. an area, granted al- his right thigh could keep him out of the lineup until Juno games while beating ••••• the Baltimore •••••• most tuannited cotton team The reci-iixicoeon• • vaisa=: ipo.'itiks liy the Cuited States Depart-. 1, or longer. Dr. Sidney Gaynor said. 04 Orioles. 10-7, to take over the Tigers b a ttered Early nois Mein league Wynn, seeiung the 295th of Agricultnrc at a time \ellen farmers in this section lead; the Kansas City Ath- victory -lisamiguilmosoMME are hieing NOW YOU KNOW letics downed the Boston Red Sox. forced out it the cotton griming business. These 10-5: the Minnesota Twins de- finance companies found out they had made loans on tank By United Press International feated the Wa.shin•gton Senators. car s that didn't exist. hence c,•tnplaints. 1 he first postmaster general of 5-3, and the Detroit Tigers beat the United States was Samuel the Chicago White And the. sudden interest' liv the 'Kennedy Administration Sox. 7-3. The Osgood of Massachusetts who serv- Yankees and Los Angeles Angels • ha, already resulted, in the discharge oil tur el11111,iyee•. one ed from 17aci to 1791 under Presi- were idle. of ''ve horn accepted a S1.01./0.00 **gift" from E•tes because. dent Washington. Bill White and Curt Flood drove Mr. Keinitily say's..he is vine the Man, "-underpaid"' men in in two runs each in pacing the high • ,iiict• as assi-tant to !secretary of Labor Caoltlberg Cardinals to their fifth straight ittit at only S2Q,.900. victory. The 11.10 per ear, pht• a liberarexpense account. Cards scored twice in the second and sixth innings . 1hr king-Anderson Hill vs ill increase Social security taxes of Phillies starter Dennis Bennett, on those under 65 ii.nd their employers, something like 1.3 who iuffered his first major lea- billion dollar- gue defeat. STARTING FRIDAY!! t ar.'I he w ithholiling tax on interest and Ray Washburn. who dividendsill took over in the °second when nicrea.r it Soo mini,. and the l'resitlent•s '"eco- ADM ADULTS 75c CHILDREN. Under 12 25c irsonoc starter Ernie Broglio suffered a ails isit•r7" ss hi, had rather work for tile government and pulled groin muscle, picked up Weekdays - Open he untlerp,,,i1than 6:30, One Show Only at 7 p.m. to earn a Ii'. in in the world of competition. his third victory without a loss. say incrtast-ii !monies due Sat. and Sun. - Continuous From 1:00 ii, "ts&-inflationary increases in Pinch - hitter Jim Pendleton's p.m. Wage•. ainl salaries." also tie' rs•inal inc .me taxe•. is ill raise triple and' Ramon Mehas' sacri- the revenue:another 5 fice fly in the eighth inning pro- KIRA DOUGLAS e increa.e in rev- duced the Colts' winning run. WINNER OF enue mean. tio,Tv to the Kennedy The LAURENCE OtIVIER Admmistration than its. victory moved Houston past New inter, st it•Pi,:•!Vs•Vil min•irity g,rimppv'lliese JEAN SIMMONS A grimps Call tai t ACADEMY enough v-itc- to to:Jr.% any eleCt di CRAKES lAUGNTON long a o the 'coUrts can TRY OUR FREE MOTH PROOFING and be relit.' oi”,r, to Atiiit AWARDS strike ifiiyyti-eYer,, state and local' regulation EXPERT CLEANING AND PRESSING PETER USTINOV , that would limit ballots • east by blocs in utter disregard for JOU GAVIN .p.trt) ;.1",•.1114 And that ma) appeal to itoston JONES CLEANERS TONY tuns 10410VMS - Phone 7534542 Quotes From The News •_By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL I o official. the tops of all convertibles are just about the commenting same... on the problem of pcsivtelptg .haven in Hong Kong 4 for refugee. flering kid China: • MOTHER NATURE—Tom Wheeler, 13, who found, • • , HELPING "put the' hartrlact is. there squirrels abandoned near Roscommon, Mich., Ina) he no place n the free k f ve -baby wittld i•fr them \proudly gives nature a hand at his horns in Garden City. 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Cra- ii FoytaciC walked two 31195, Paducah, Kenitucky. necessary. $80 per week 2560 or see just beyond city limits Phone PL 3-5223. M-23-C tic to start. Furniture. nefic rIII the bases with Iwo WANTED on Concord Road or miles from Write 608 W. Central Ave., May- FOR SALE 41 LOST -• FOUND WE NOW HAVE openings in L field, gut Nellie Fox to end city limits LOOK: GRLIZT ACRES TRAILER Ky. Phone 247-6013. m31c E on ,Hazel Highway. Calloway and Graves Counties for HOUSE PAINTING, tf nc SALES Union City, Tenessee new Western Kentucky Satisfaction PICNIC TABLES. 5, 6 or 7 FOCYf LOST: SMALL DUCK has stray- two men Who are interested in Stages, in.% and used Mobile Homes, all sizes, 1961 PONTIAC convertible. Local guaranteed. Phone PL 3-5841. lengths, proposes to abandon its service painted, stained or un- REFRIGERATOR IN GOOD con- see us car, good condition. before you trade. J-19-C Call PL 3-3956. between Mayfield and Murray via m24p painted. Call -PL 3-2450 or 492- dition. May be seen at 1708 Olive M-23-P Tri City, effective June 23, 1962. or phone PL 3-4691. 1962 DODGE DART 440 TUDOR m22c Any person desiring AMBLES hardtop, power steering and to protest may file ATTENTION TOBACCO Growers: brakes. V-8 with automatic trans- ...... 1110TICf a protest with the De- ANGER Thoroughly partment of Motor Transportation. YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY season tobacco sticks mission. Never licensed. 6,800 act- L Frankfort, clear of knots, sawed to uniform ual miles. Contact Robert Rice. Kentucky, such protect RK SHOES PRIVATE to be in accordance thickness and length. C. C. Farm- PL 3-4710. m24p investigations, confident. with the rules ial and er Tobacco Company. M-26.0 service. Jim Armstrong, Dial regulations of the Depart- 1950 442-3166 ment. RESIDENTIAL lot two blocks from FORD 2-DOOR, V-8. Good or 444-6516, 206 Math m22,29j5c BUSINESS college. City water, sewer, tires, runs good. If Interested call city PL school district. 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'Se Sins r...web, in the international DOWN NM iva46 ilia OS crime been prefixed Operation Thun• The captain *:DA syndicates to extort • half-Ai-billion smiled. "Guess HOW'S THE WEATHER UP THERE?—Launched from the USS 54 ca dollars front Weetern goyeinnient• derball. What 1.3 this opera- 1-Competent :•:•:.! of Rachel so. Guess we cutlet give net a John S. McKain (DL-3), a High Altitude Sounding Projectile linfiligigii NI The organization known as uon ?" 3-Country of 59 KO60 • SPICCTRIO reit the good race on a straight course, (HASP) roars toward the sky. The weather Asia governments rocket reaches Ian Mil WV Cade" know that unless their demand is Leiter told his story down to but you gentlemen don't seem an altitude •11-Not• of scale Diet in of 40 miles and releases a stream of copper chaff ANGIE DICKINSON seven days one of the bombe the departure of Largo s nave 4-Performer will destroy a Western military am- to figured on the naviga- that is tracked by ship's radar to determine speed and in- phibian a ma 6-Cut a a stallation. Then. if the money is Oft at one-thirty and the in- tional nazarda in Ulna part of direction of the wind. delivered HASP can be used on land or sea, _.„..„....• ...,„•-,,,,,, In another 48 OROS hours structions Bond nao gi\en the 6-Defeated ISPOCTRS will blow up • to ocean." and now is in operational use with the fleet. w,11 ... major 4, 7-PrelLt: city. Further. SPECTIIS clii Domino Vitali, He pointed at the British not Distr. by UMWd Feature Syndicate, Inc. ft atomice an- Ad- its plan to the world after Commander Pedersen miralty WHY? — Historians never the iltrst blast. plunging the sat alert on the wall. 'TaKe lace of every major city into panic. back, reached for his pipe and a look at ',at. Ever seen a have come up with a docu- James IT VERY ITS HARD SOMETIMES BUT SUDDENLY Rood. No (077 in Breath began filling it absent-mindedly. chart with so mented explanation an to WU SEE/A TO CAON,YOU BLOCKHEAD, fritelligence. has been sent to Nassau many figures on LONELY OUT TO BEAR ALL Ti-4IS REALIZE THAT YOU ARE NOT In work with other secret •eente He said, -Well, that's one fell It? Looks like a spilled ants' the reason why Peter Faneuil, TRY TO GET ONE mobilised HERE CH THE RESPCINSIOILITY... REALLY ALONE...ACTUAu.Vt"./ CYJER by Western countries to of a story. What are we to do? nest. Tnose are soundtogs, who built historic Faneull cope with this monstrous meruu-e PITCHER'S ARE SORROONCED EN LOYAL THE PLATE! 'The mown course As I see it. the Idea of you gentlemen, and I can tell you Ball in Boston In 1742, de- of the hiwelied MOND._ TEAMmATES bornb-carrier pinienntied the flew- gentlemen ts that this man Lar- that unless the Disco sticke cided on a wind direction in- • mas as • likely hiding place to for the dicator molded bombs AS American CIA agent. go will be coming hack any one of the deep-water channeis in the shape Fella Leiter. and Bond have decided minute now to of a huge grasshopper. Fan- the ins plane after —Tongue of the Ocean, North- likeness SPE4.TRE repreeenta- soil Hall fanners' tive there Is Emilio Largo. Ile. o•- picking up the bombs front west Providence Channet, or the is a mar- t.•nsibly • wealthy Italian playboy where he hid them. ket The weathervane Is the searching It he's gut Northeast—we've nac it for sunken pirate treasure. oldest continuous has 5 spectacular hydrofoil ship. the the bombs, and on what you ye "All the rest Of that area" — in use in Disco Voleate. which can enable him told me I'll go along with the he waved a nand—"ma3, intuit the U. S. (Oesstrai Press) to outrua k5)-thing else afloat. probability A seat-eh by maple,* revealed to that he has, this the same blue color on the map, Bond and Letter that the missing girl will give us the plane tip-oft. but after your trip in that -NANCY was hijacked off a lonely Then we by Eraia Baaksallat )AY!! Island under forty feet Of water. close in and arrest his Grumman Goose you know Wald • subsequent visit In it we ship or blow it out of the Water. darned well it isn't the same diver determined that the bombe Right? But supposing he hasn't blue color. Under 12 2Sc bad been removed. Darned near tine Bond picked up and mede • Mar got the bombs on board, or for whole of that area Is banks and • for Largo a girl trier -I. Domino one reason or another we don't sho.t1 with only around three Only at 7 p.m. Void,. When he learn.-1 that her to family earns was Pete, hi. he real- get the Up-off, wilat do we do ten fathoms over it_ If I was ized that the murdered pilot of the then?" rn 1:00 p.m. hijacked plane was her tir.ober, quite crazy and looking for a Bond dIvolgel the brother s 'bath Bond said quietly, "We follow nice cosy job ashore, I'd take le DOMInq and told her rt to Indicate that Largo probably him, sit close on his tail, until the ship along surfaced in ten ordered the murder. the time limit, that's about fathoms—if I could bribe the Hating Largo now, she has joined 1F twenty-four navigator and seal oft Bond's cause Is the seirrh for the hours from now, is the echo- Milliftas bombs and g"ne up. That's all we can do with- :bounder from crew members. lAreoli yacht_ loth • Dancer roomer ADEMY Meenvene Road and teil'r hay pit causing one hell of a legal "But even If we get a tong hoarded • It Ft submarine the stink. When the time limit's up, spell of ten fathoms on the Manta. to trail the Nam Volante. fARDS we can hand the whole prob- chart, you got to remember lem back to our governments that's an old chart, dates back CHAPTER 31 and they can decide what to do to the days of sail, and these F of the Manta with the I.)own and the sunken banks have been shifting for T4 was incredibly roomy. plane and all the rest By that more than fifty years since it 4 COLJR- Preceded by the officer of time, some little man in a speed- was dreivn up. Then there's the the watch, • young man of boat we've never heard of may tides that set directly onto and 111011111111111P r about twenty-eight, James Bond have left ono of the bombs off oft the banks, and the coral out- and Irene Leiter went down two the coast of arn.g-rica and Miami croppings that won't /Mow ur on docks. rho atr 170' with 46% may have gone tip in the &Ir. the echo-sounder until you hear LIL' ABNER P4? humidity, explained the officer) Or there may be a big bang the echo of them smashing up bY C-se, was beautifully C001. Al the bot• somewhere else in the world. the hull or the screw." tons of the stairs ne turned left "There's been plenty of time The captain turned back to EASY AS Nan- V7—AN: and knocked on a door that said to take those bombs his desk_ "Na, genUemen. This off the LOADED BEIN' ABNER'S DI D'101' '•oelnasa atter P. Ped•r as Is, plane and get them Italian vessel was darned well thousands WIF SON,THE -I'-cHuct4e- MUCH of miles from here. Well, that'll chosen. With that hydrofoil des-- TRUST16) The captain about be too bad and we'll have muf- vice of hers, she probably LOOT!! ME?' YORE- forty. lie had • square, rather fed IL But at this moment we're doesn't draw more than a fath- SELF? Scandinavian face with • black In the position of a detective om. If she chooses to keep to the crew-cut just going gray. lie watching a man he thinks is shallows, we just haven't got bad shrewd, humorous eyes but going to commit a murder. a chance, And That's flat." dangerous a mouth and jaw. He Doesn't even know for mire The captain looked from one was sitting behind a neatly whether he's got a gun on him to another of them. "Want me stacked metal desk Smoking a or not There's nothing the de- to call up the Navy Department pipe. There was an empty cof- tective can do but follow the and have Fort Lauderdale take * fee cup In front of him and a man and wait until he actually over with those fighter bombers align& pad on which he had just *pulls the gun out, of his pocket you've got on call—get them to been ,writing. and ;rents It. Then, and only do a shadowtrig job?" He got up and shook hands. then, the detective Can shoot the The two men 'looked at each waived Ahem to two chairs in man or arrest 'him: Bond other. Bond said, "She won't be front Of his desk, and said to turned to Leiter. "Isn't that Mowing; tights. They'll have the the officer of the watch,."Cof- about It'Fellx7". hell of a Job picking her up ex fee. wave, Stanton. And have 'Thera. how It figures. And reglit. What do you say, Felix? this stint, would you?" He tore Captain, ttommander Befid here Mayke we'd better cal‘them our -taftop sheet off the signer pad and I are damn sure I,argo's even 14 ire essIL-e:t;-r...--. aLE &LAI'S . v owes ,and totnelid it across. -."Mciet ourenan and that he'll be sail- sort Of iiiiitkhftbit the American Immediate."' coast. AND M1TH .30144 ing for his target in no time at Theft. it tht Ctiptatree svE -1Ciu CAPRI n 5-SOMETHING'S BEGINNING He set down. "Well, gentle,: Willing. Well DON'T TORN bItIT TO RE all. That's why we'agsitA4t,to take We NOrthWest DOODLE ON THAT PICTURE HAPPEN HERE, MEN; men. Welcome eV rd. ( um peniejand ask you alZinit."' Cline Channel — If the Disco sails, THE COORERATIIII• OF SMITH • mender Bond, Its a pleasure to gets you a hundred he'll' be pleb- that is--and bank on the Baha- TYPE KEERECT4, JOHN- have a member of the Royal ing that bomb at night and to- mas Flociket Stalion 'being Tar- Navy visit the ship." night's the last night he's got. get No. , 411 "Wash, He looked at Leiter. "What's By the way. Captain, have you Felix Leiter ran his left hand the seore? Haven't had such a got steam up, or whatever the through the mop of straw- flood of Top Secret Most Inn- atom boye call it?" colored hien% "Dammit," he said •es trim mediates since Korea. I don't "I have, and we can be under angrily. "1-tell, yes, I seppose mind telling you, the last one way in just about fiverminutes." an, We're looking fools enough )ntiac was from the Chief of the Navy, The' captain shook his head. already bringing the Manta on Persona'. Said I was to consider "But there's one bit of bad news stage. What's a squadron of myself under your orders, or, on for 7oil gentlemen. I planes? Sore. We've hist got 10 just can't to yorir death or Incapacity, tinder figure how we're going to keep bark our bench that it's Largo Commander Bond's until Admir- track of thu/[iisco." and the Disco." lid Carbon arrives at 1900 this "How's t?" Leiter asked, (To Be aontmucd Tomorrow)

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PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES MURRAY, KENTUCKT TUESDAY MAY 22, 1962 Airs. John Resig Murrayatts _Attend .ReeP11 Club Holds Murray Hospital Housing.. 1 . Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - PLaza 3-4947 Hostess For Meet Fulton .1leeting •• 'Dinntrr Meeting At (Continued from Page 11 Of Altar Society A group of ladies from the The Kenlake Hotel (Continued from Page 1) irs. John Resig opened her Christian Women's Fellowship of home on The Business and Whitnell Avenue for the First Christian Church at- 1615 Miller; Mrs. James Thomp- Professional the meeting Women's Club held a dinner of the Altar Society tended the District Rally held at son, Rt. 1, Benton; Mrs. Melina.. Director, E. W. Riley, Buford Hurt, of St. Leo's meeting at the Kenlake Hotel Catholic Mirth held the • First Christian Church at- Smith, Rt. Rt. 1, Benton; Miss Holmes Ellis and one new member en on Monday. May Thursday evening at seven o'clock 14. at seven- tended the District Rally held at Sharon Brown, Hardin; J. C. L. W. Pas...hall who replaced W. D. dk V1~44 thirty o'clock in the evening. Shoemaker on the commission. with Mrs. Hazel Tutt, president, the First Christian Church in Dunn, 1109 Vine; Mrs. Charles Father Mattingly presiding. • led Use group Fulton on Friday. May 18. Stephenson, 700 Poplar; Mrs. Following is the breakdown on In the recitation . of. -thia'relesepi-- - 'Those 'from Murray attending Ellowood llrown and baby boy, the number of housing units 'In 41. • Rets. .Mrs. Mary New officers were elected who a -Joe Jl'hitm er 1 llothers' Day Tea' Sears and Mrs. Mary were Mesdames Bill VanMeter, Hardin; Miss Debbie Vance, 204 each project. S'ecs, Cskenow Ann Ellis, are as follows: Mrs. Betty Vinson, both ot Paducah, were Joe Whitmer, Howard Nichols, South 13th. Cherry iLane Apartments Speaks At Meet.Of. Held- At College guests and president; Mrs. Mary Louise Bak- presented a talk on Benny Maddox, Arlo Sprunger, Patients dismissed from Friday Two one-bedroom duplex homes. Tuesday, May 22 —The Legion er, vice-president; Mrs. Freda If'omen's Fellowship of Mary." Davy Hopkins, Rudy Allbritten, 8:00 a.T. to Monday 8:00 a.m. homeT hs t e e two-bedroom duplex The American Legion Auxiliary'Church Recently The Butterworth, secretary; Mrs. Jessii: president, Mrs. Al Lampe. and Don Sheltan. Master Darrell Redden, Rt. 2; Rev Joe Whitmer was will have a luncneon at noon at Teo : presided Shoemaker, treasurer; Mrs. Mar- the A delightful Mothers' Day and introduced the • • • Mrs. Fannie Henry, 532 Broad; Three three-bedroom du p 1 ex apeaker at the general meeting the Triangle Restaurant. Final jarie Huie, corresponding secre- of was given for the mothers of :g" • Rev. Attie' Shepherd. 807 Poplar; the Christian Fellow-1 plans for Poppy Day on 26 Refreshments tary'. Women's May College Presbyterian Church by were served by Sirs. Eva Nesbitt, 515 South 13th.; homes...o three-bedroom hornets. atop of the First Christian Church will be made. Hostesses will be the Church sponsored Westmin- to the fifteen Two four-bedroom homes. I the hostess mem- Sirs. Horner Marshall, Rt. 2, Hazel; The table was centered with held on Tuesday. May 15, at naleraul Mesdames C la ude Anderson. bers and three guests: ruce housing :ter Fellowship of College Stu- Sirs. /Jennie Getain, Rt. 6; Sirs. This is a total of 20 an arrangement of red roses in a thirty o'clock in the morning i chairman. Bryan Tolley, Macon dents. • • • units in twelve buildings. k COnt,nued from Page Artie Nix, • I Expired, 320 Is-van; crystal container. Mrs. B. Hughes the church parks.. Erwin. Harold Speight, and Cleo 1) Judy Lewis, Central City. who Sirs, Woodrow Harper, Golden Nash Oriye Apartments and Mrs. Sykes. Ella Murray Kee were is president of the student or. Pond; S. E. E iegh t onetedroom d:uplex lhe speaker who is the area • • • Hicks, Rt. I, Puryear, In charge of the arrangements. saturation. presided over the pr rollege foundation. At the time Tenn.; homes. pastor discussed his work in Mrs. Joseph Green and The Murray AAUW B.xik Group gram and welcomed the, gues'-. PERSONALS if withdrawal, Nine two - bedroom duplex Those present were he was baby girl, Mesdames Western Kentucky and on the vice pre- Rt. 5; Mrs. Billy Nel- will meet with Mrs. James Fee at Patricia Sparks. Palatthe, jUt- sident of the National Association son, 101 East homes. Freda Butterworth, Rebecca Murray State College campus. He Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Ere .!1 10th.; Olin Moore, 1501 Story at seven-thirty o'clock nois. gave the Invocation. a pray- of Professional Baseball Leagues, Rt. 2: Tv.la. three - bedroom duplexhomes.es Churchill, Coldia Curd, Myrtle cited the needs of the Student of Southfield. Mich:. have been Mrs. Charles Solomon, Rt. in the evening. Miss Jean Johnson er by Henry Van Dyke. which is the minor league's struc- 3; William Farmer, Cleo Gillis Hester, B. Center and told how the CW1r visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary Frank, Rt. 1, Gilberts- will give the review. Soloists were, Sook Huh. Rotary ture, and was chairman of its ville Mrs. William Hudson Two fourbedroorn homes. Hughes, Marjorie Buie. Mildred could help - in the work on the • • • • Butterworth. Lynn Grove !load. and Exchange Student from Korea; Executive Committee. baby girl, This is a total of 42 housing Ragsdale, Hazel Tutt, Betty Vin college campus, They were enruute home after at- 205 E. 12th., Benton; - Wednesday. May 23 and Molly Forsee. Belle Glade, During his connection G. W. units in twenty-three buildings. eon. Ethel Ward, Ella Murray* tending the graduatan of their with the Edmonds, Rt. 2; Harley Mrs. Gene Landolt The lady galfers of the Calloway Florida. Louisville club only one minor Williams, Rt. In the Nash project Kee, Misses Vivian Hale and Ruth gave the son, Dan Erwin. from the Can,ar- 3; Mrs. Jim Bage, Drive there devotion. She was asiasted County Country Club will enter- A reading. "Mother's Day" by league baseball executive ever had Rt. 3. Dover, will also be a nrangement or ad- Lassiter. by Mrs. vative Baptist Seminary at Den- Tenn.; Mrs. Homer Howard Nicholls who played lain the golfers from Paris, Ten- Malcolm .Bingay. a Detroit Editor, been adjudged the most outstand- Strader and baby ministrative building housing the the ver. Colorado. girl, Orchard • • • piano. nessee and Sikeston, Missouri. Peas given by Karen Davolt, Shef- ing executive of the year twice Hgts.; offices project t 1/11 • • • by Olson Wilkerson, Rt. 2; of the which will with golf and a potluck luncheon. field. Iowa. who also accompanied ; The Sporting News and that hon- baby boy Junes, also have room for maintenance • • Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rt. 1, Benton; The president. Mrs. Don She:- • the saiutsts. Morris or went to Dudley supplies. Read today's Sports and children in 1939 and Mrs. Eugene Davis, Rt. 1, Atrrio; ton, presided at the meeting. Of- Thursday. May 24 of Belleville. 11 . • 1945. He Mrs. Jack Belote, president of was the first president Charles Windsor, Lynn Grove; ficers elected for The were the weekend guests of her A rent office the .year 1962- Magazine Club will meet the Wosien's Association .of the the American Association Mrs. Estelle and maintenance parnts. Mr and Mrs. B. Stone, 509 Vine; Miss 63 were as follows: a tthe home of Mrs. W. E. Mis- Church, thanked K. Trioa- alaipter of Baseball building will be located also in the students and than. Writers. Pamela Ezell, Rt. 2. chke at '2,30 p.m. Mrs. Ralph Spoke briefly, as did the pastor, In 1924, the only year the Cherry Lane project. Mrs. Shelton. president: Mrs. A. - • • • the Ma- - Woods will give theprogram. the Rev. Henry jor League romato Plants B Crass. McKenzie. Baseball Writers firs., vice-president and • • • Miss Nora Padgett of Nashville, Refreshments were served from Chapter cited minor league writ study chairman; Mrs. Fred Wells, Tenn.. was the recent guest - The Jessie Houston Service a lace-spread table centered with era. Dudley was adjudged to have second vise-president and service Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Howard, Club of the Supreme Forest red roses in a silver bowl; sliver written the be minor league Plenty i,f Big Boy chairman; Mrs. Cleo Gillis Hest- Miss Padgett is with the Training Woodmen Circle will meet at the swans and candles in silver hold- uoseball story of the year. Two llyhrids and others. er. secretary: Mrs. Davy Hopkins, Union Department of the. liaptfst home of Mrs. Hazel Tun., Benton ers completed the appointments. , of the four judges were Plant: treasurer; Mrs. R. L Wade, war- Sunday School Board. Irvin S. Nice Road. at 7,30 p.m. In charge of serving were Paula Cobb and Ring Lardner, Grant- ship chairman. • • • • • • i Christiansen. Pectone, Illinois; land Rice was the major league Mrs. Barnes W. Burkeen is vis- Potted 10t Announcementes were Made The Zeta Department' of the Patricia Sparks: and Nancy Flow- winner that year. at ding her daughter. Mrs. Roy F. the chase of the meeting. Murray Woman's Club will have a ers. Owenaboro. Among citations granted Crotzer and family of Bowling to Out of Flats putaick supper at the club house Other committees asaating ea Dudley was one by the Louisville at 6 Green. Mr Burkeen will join her 30 p.m. Hoetesises will be atlas for the party were headed , Chamber of Commerce "fur bring- 25e doz. Mesdames there later in the week and they H. J. Bryan. Stark Er- as follows: Name Labels: F'hyllis ing honor and prominence to the win, will return home this weekend. Louis Charlea ,Ryan. John flowers. Owensboro. and Jo Col- community." Dudley's talk is styl- Also Peppers F1 Scott, ROLLERDROME Ace McReynolds. Joe ey. Mayfield: Inettations, Cindy • • • ed -The Golden Investment." B. Littleton. and Robert Wyman. Cole. Kirkwood. - OPENING - Ma.: Decorations: • • • Stephen Watson. Henderson. and JUNE The Crafts Joint' Supper lleet 7th!! Club of the Callo- Peggy Rozier. Kirkwood. Mo.; Shirley way County Homemakers Club Other arrangements: David Wil- Held BS, Cl •,,a11 meet in the Marvin .. . assembly room hams. South Lyon, Michigan; ei the Extension The Dorcas. Phebian. office at 9 a.m. Gary Floyd. Clinton: Karen Do- and Riaa (Continued from Page 1) • • • i Sunday School Florist colt; and Janice 'Martin, Hampton, Classes of the The Annie Armstrong Circle ta Virginia. First Baptist Church held a joint 500 Voth 401 e potluck supper Hazel Bapast Church Unita in the fellowship Secretary of the Association in MURRAY 11 meet at the home of Mr, • • II hall a the church on Tuesd:ay, 1954. 04111•VII atary May la at six -11%1 TIMEAT RE Turniamv at seven a'cl -thirty o'clock in Dr Dodson as a Methodist and a the evening. the evening. Shriner He is a member of Phi Losers Entertain Mrs. Myrtle J. Open 6.15 • Start 715 • • • Wall, teacher of Delta Kappa and Phi Sigma Sig- the Harvest t •• t 11.inners Class, presented a ma. BUSY WEEKEND—In New York for a' erowned weekend it Home . most inspiring devotion on the • William B. Miller, principal of schedule of visits and speeches. President Kennedy shakes TONITE thru THURSDAY a3rti chapter HEY KIDS! 1)epartment -Meet of Psalms. Calloway County High School. hands with unidentified patients after visiting his ailing Laugh With Us, In charge At . . . of the arrangements extends an invitation to father, Joseph Kennedy, at the Institute of Physical Medi- IT'S FUN AT FIVE... The Home Department all to of the were members of Mrs. L. D. Mil- hear cine and Rehabilitation at the New York U. Medical Murray Dr. Dodson speak. _ Center. ON CHANNEL Woman's Club held its ler's group from the Dorcas Class. final meeting of the club year on Teachers for the classes are Mrs. Thursday afternoon at two-thirty L. L. Dunn, Dorcas: Mrs. W. C. o'clock with the chairman. Mrs. Elkins. Phebian; and Mrs. Tho- Bryan Tolley,. presiding. mas Hognpaamp, Ruth. Mrs. Charlie Crawford's tear: won for having the best attend- • • • ance at the club meeting.; ant presented a one act play. "Hea - EVER WITH ful Neighbors", written by .1r- Mrs. Shepherd Is Bun Swann. Hostess For Meet The members of the cast were from the hieing team captained Of Susanna r.'ircle Mrs. Clifton Key. The Saaiana C n s it the Paris I Mrs. Tolley introduced Mrs. (J. 'a•triet. met Thursday at WE'RE HAVING A BANG UP , C. Wells, chairman of the the First depart- MI:tam:list Church CA ment for the next club in Murray with CELEBRATION year, wha Mr, made a Athei Shepherd as the hos- FREE! loa MEMORIAL DAY talk- concerning next year's work. Other new officers WEDNESDAY MAY 30th! Mrs Walter Mischke of are Mrs. G. C. As-hcraft. Murray vice- ; resented a The Most Spectacular In chairman: Mrs. met interesting pro- AND John Resig. se- gram. With Every Our History! cretary; Mrs. Burnett Watterfield, BLOWOUT FOR STAN—Alter -treasurer. The aeisiton was given by Mrs. ON OUR SCREEN tying Honus Wagner's en- Marsha Fernine. Mrs. Brady During the social MEMORIAL DAY ... tails National League record hour mem- 'Ka,it ehi II opened the meeting bers of Mrs. of 3,430 hits. Stan Mustal of Key's team served I'. eh prayer aria presiule.l POPEYE Two Great Pictures! refreehrnents tNer the the St. Louis Cardinals blows from beautifully ap- ot ,r .ness cleaning PAT BOONE seesion. Order in cat 343 pointed tea table candles on a cake centered with ; A delicious luncheon was serv- ALL HANDS ON presented a floral arrangement. DECK" to him by the Blue ed at the noon hour. AND FRIENDS — AND Fox P.estaurara in San Fran- , JEFF CHANDLER .n cisco. Each camile repre- sents la base hits in his of $3.95 or More -RETURN TO PEYTON major league career.'Mutual, PLACE" 41, now holds tiearly as many National League records as At thing are years In his life. 9:00 Tonight Cash and Carry or Pickup "THE GARRY ti!wartill for liouf By Our Efficient Drivers MOORE SHOW" ON 1117.. MILLION DOLLAR MOVIES TON1c,HT SEE

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