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• 111 _ Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper 4 iG SCRIPT - Largest UPD — Arthur The Paper Circulation In I:4 Allied Ar- The City wript for a 90- special tellins L That More Largest of film pioneer Circulation In People Buy The County picture critic 'Review, cur- a course in the pictures at the utheril ..Califor- IN MAI 82nd 1 FAR MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol.LXXXII No. 14 United Press Internationit Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, January 18, 1961

lC TO Anto ask a- HOLDS FAREWELL PRESS MEETING IKE eat, Inaugural Events _ l2.95 Aplin Unitas Insurance Recommends That A New Chief WASHINGTON WI — Here is a Set Up By schedule of major inaugural Executive Take Over Earlier Backboard events: TODAY UPI — President ening the transition period thaT 6 to 8 p. rd.— Reception fo: WASHINGTON today advocated a follows presidential successions. Club Speaker Farm Bureau Vice President - elect and Mrs. Eisenhower constitutional amendment to al- But, he said he favored a plen Lyndon B. Johnson. low a ,pew chief executive to take to set the election date and time 8 to 8 p. m.— Reception for office sooner af:er -his election the inauguration so that a new The • Directors of the Calloway Congressional Medal of Honor and at least 80 days before Con- president would have at least /30 John Unitas, football great with County Farm Bureau met in reg- winners. great meets. days to prepare messages for his tle World Champion Baltimore ular session Tuesday night, Janu- 8:30 p. m.— Inaugural military In his farewell press conference. first Congress. ater C3Its will be the speaker on Feb- ary 17th. 1960 in the assembly review at Uline Arena., 4 Eisenhower 'did not dwell on . de- Eisenhower said it seemed a ruary 16 at a dinner here spon- room of the County Extension of- THURSDAY • tails of his proposal for short- little bit silly under the present sored by the Murryly Backboard fice. President, G. W. -Edmonds, 8:30 a. m.— Breakfast for Con- give system for a new presi:fent to Club. presided at an interesting business gressional Medal of Honor win- come into office on Jan. 20 and The dinner will be held at the session. ner,. Walks Into Grisly Murray State College Student Un- Among other actions, the board then make major changes in the , to.§ P- in— iit•Celltion for ion Building at- 6:.su p. m. rtni- rift:, 'Minus y state governors and special guests. chief executive. Tickets for the event will go a resohndon supporting the forma- 7:30 p. m.— Dinner and recep- Mayor Holmes Ellis Needs :Tifne on sale Saturday a,t Graham Si tion of a County Planning and tion given by singer-actor Frank -Commission. Thas resolu- GRAND BLANC, Mich. VI — -Jeeksen - with - Cliff Cochran - in Zoning Sinatra. The new presideil should have. Ellis Will - tion will be submitted\ to the A minister's wife who 4,arne to charge of the Eckete sales. Mayor 8 p. m.— Inaugural concert at time to prepare a budget, an eco- enitas was chosen last Sunday county court for their considera- pay a social call walked into a Office Again Constitution Hall attended by nomic report and draft 3 State of Seek tion. grisly scene of' death Tuesday. "If as the _outstanding player in the President-elect and Mrs. John F. the Union message before Cm- annual pro-Bowl in California, The local group approved for Inside the two-story brick and 141, Kennedy. wood building in this city of 1,- Cress convenes, Eisenhower said. and is generally considered to be its membership an accidental death m.— gala to Mayor Holmes Ellis said today 8:45 p. Inaugural 569 on the outskirts of the auto- Speaking to an _overflow crowd the top quarterback in profession- insurance policy when death is star- that he will be a candidate for raise money for Democrats. making center of Flint were the of 280 newsmen two days before a Ifootball today. caused by most farm driven ma- Ella tower of the kind which dis- to the office of Mayor rMg Sinatra Ethel Merman, DISAPPEARED—Here I. aVexas of Thomas B. Clark, 37, he leaves office. the Pres.dent He has led the Baltimore Colts election chinery while on a members' feet of Atlantic bodies in the ntgerald and other entertainers. appeared off Atlantic City, N. J., in 180 was in high spirits. to three World Championships in cff the city of Murray farm. This service is offered with- early warning his wife, and four children. Also attended bs President-elect water. Such towers are part of the nation's This was his 193rd—and -last— has set coming election. out cost to its members Presi- tower. Police said Clark, apparently the past three years He and Mrs. Kehnedy. defense. There were 28 men aboard the lost press conference as presideat. He said that his formal an- pninted out that adar despondent over job problems, a record for continuous games in dent Edmonds FRIDAY Other news conference high- nouncement will be made in the is just one of many took a 30-36, deer rifle and shot ing which he has thrown at least this service 11 20 a. m.— Kennedy calls at lights: near future. is now being offered in a his wife, two sons. two daughters. one touchdown pass. Unitas has that White House to escort President All Voters Can —The greatest problem facing Mayor Ellis completes his four- greatly farm bureau ser- then himself. tailled fans for the past several expanded Eisenhower to inaugural cere- Kentucky News President-elect John F. Kennedy th year as mayor this year. program. Register Now For He first killed his wife Janet, years with his ahlity to snatch vice monies. will be the intransigent and un- President, Noble Cox, was 37, shooting her as she lay sleep- viclary from an opponent, literal- Vice Noon— Kennedy takes oath of The May Primary reasonable attitude of the Com- to represent Calloway Briefs ing. Then he went into the adjoin- ly in the final seronds of the chosen office at Capitol. munist bloc as -demonstrated in County at a state wale officers ing upstairs bedroom and shot his game. Lurwin Dies Following Ceremony— Lunch for Calloaay County cit,zens are Tuesday's speec:1 by Soviet Pre- televised games have training meeting planned in Lou- daughter Karen, 10, as she las The NBC Hospital Kennedy and Johnson in old Su- reminded that they must be pro- mier Nikita S. Khrushchev. and local At Mayfield isville. January 24 and 25th. State by I Ilvtv41 Pre.. Illternstkormol sleeping. many fans in this area preme Court chamber of the Capi- registered in order to vote —Failure a achieve lasting ac- Leon Chambers report- LOUISVILLE 'Upt — The Ken- perly His elder daughter, Kathleen, - fans will remember one game in director. tol, given by Congress. Primary cord on arms reduction was a Sate Farm tucks Petroleum Marketers Asso- in the May 11. woke and bolted upright at pirticular when the Colts were ed the actions of the Following Ceremony— Lunch 59 days ciation opened: its. 35th annual Voters must register had al. tio.aeusi eit the shot . Slat ior ,isitappointment in foreign playing the Greeq Bay Packers Bureau Board of Directors Meet- and outgoing Vice March 250 4...611010. Osin, age 48. died at for Eisenhower prior to election day. chest. relatiM1S. and saw two touchdowns in thaf' ing held recently. meeting today. with George too was shot in the a. m. today at the May-field President Richard M. Nixon at is the last day voters can register to a down- —Kennedy's election was an- lie 52 seconds of the game which 8:30 Bally Smith, President of Callo- McDaniels. manager of distribu- Clark then proceeded Hospital. A veteran of World War private club, given by former for the May Primary. he tired other major disappointment Ei- liSt gave the Packers the, victory, way County Farm Bureau Young tor-dealer relations for Mobiloil, stairs bedroom where II. Mr. Cain was shop foreman Commerce Secretary Lewis L. on today's two more shots, killing his sons. howere said. - then finally the Colts.. Peoples Department reported the as principal speaker the J. A. Parks Motor Com- Strauss. Then Clark —Vast multi-million-dollar pub- dinner will be open to the of activities of this newly organized program Karl, 12, and Kirk,, 8. The he resid- 2 p. m.— Inaugural parade from lic works projects do not help pany in Mayfield where department. Boy Slept, Cried, fired a bullet through his own public. •••••• Capitol to White House spur the economy or lift the na- ed at 938 South Eighth Street. Those present were Mr. and LOUISVILLE tpt — Richard chest. a de. 7:15 p. m.— Fireworks display Pinned In Wreck tion from a business slump, the - He is survived by his Mrs. B. H Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Js was indicted Tugs' All six were. clad in pajamas and and women's Air Force band con- president said. Mrs. Mary Lee, Cain. father Leon Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Ray day on • charge of willful mur- and died early in the morning. 011us Cain cert at Washington Monument. —Ile favors reconvening the In- mother, Mr. and Mrs. Broach, Mr. and Mrs. Trellis Mc- der in the death of his daught- HOQUIAM. Wash. ItIPI I The bodies were not discovered Grand Opening of Calloway County, two daught- 9 p. m.— Four inaugural balls. 3, from mul- until dusk. when Mrs. R. E. ternational Control Commission to Cuiston Mr and Mrs. Marvin Hill. er, Helen Lorrine, slept a little, cried a little and pe Cain both try and settle the Laos crisis if ers, Kadra and Sarah Mr. and Mrs. Noble Cox and Mr. tiple injuries last week. Thomp- hollered a little." Thompson, the wife of a local Mrs the present pro-Western govern- of Mayfield, four sisters; Mrs. S. V. Foy; G. E. Ed- son common-law wife first told With those words, 7-year-old minister, and a friend came call- and ment is recognized as legitimate. Bowling Center Paul Cunningham of Calloway monds. Billy Smith. Glenn Sims, Lakers Romp Over police the child fell from a Michael Mason of Tacoma, Wash, ing. County. Mrs. Ralph Ray, Murray, flight of stairs, but poltce later 80-hour night- I REFUND Purdom Lassiter, W. H. Brooks. Cuba Last Night today described a Bids Farewell Mrs. Theron Riley. Falls Church. charged she was severely beat- pinned inside the James 'Brandon. Hoyt McCallon, mare he spent FIVE DAY FORECAST Eisenhower opened his final Virginia, and, Mrs. Alvis Jones en. car with body of this Weekend Elieha Orr, Harvey Ellis, Glendel wreckage of a news conference by bidding fare- of Murray. five brothers; 0. L. 30. beside him. Reaves, William , Ernest The Calloway- Counry Lakers his father. _Thomas well to reporters and commennng leld, Ky. Cain, Almo; 'Edwin Cain. Murray; HOPICINSVILLE IJPL — An av- found Tuesday by I alled Prewa htivyrsvaallovival Madrey, Holmes Ellis. turned in a sterling performance Michael Was that his relations with the press Alton Cain. KeVil: lack Cain, of $40.32 was record- suffering from LOUISVILLE ill — The ex' last night in romping over Cuba erage price snaking wet and have been interesting and for the Kirksey; and Fred Cain of Pa- ed on the opening day of the exposure. tended weather forecast for Ken- The newly expanded Corvette 75-36 in the Carr Health Build- shock-• and most 'Part friendly. . ,Bowling Lanes__ Inca will hold ducah. ing. dark-fired tobacco marget here ''Please get me a drink of wa- tucky for the five - day period, Wilr be 'held Swine Course Opens The President declined to give open house on Saturday and Sun- Funeral aervices Calloway jumped ahead 13-8 in Toesday, with sales of 319.7.54 ter" were his first words to ha Thursday through Monday: Thurs- his personal impressions of Ken- day in observance of their grand at the Byrns Funeral Home At Dam Village the opening period and walked pounds. Averages of $34 29 at rescuer. Paul Rowe. Rev. J. C. Temperatures for the five days nedy. But he did say that the opening (if the firm,' day at 2:00 p. m. with to the dressing room at halftime Madisonville and $31.28 at Owens- As near as can be determined, Burial will be will average six to ten degrees transition VP a Democratic admin- aLThe bowling center has been Gilbert officiating. with a comfortable 36-13 margin. boro were recorded for Green the accident happened sometime cemetery. KENTUCKY DAM V I I.L A G E below normal. istration was being conducted erpanded to eighteen lanes and in the Highland Park Mickey Boggess held high scor- Riser tobacco. and $4063 at May- late Saturday night The State of STATE PARK 111P1) — The sec- splendidly. to he the most mod- The Byrns Funeral Home field goal field and $39 53 at Murray for theorized that Mason was is considered ond annual Kentucky swine pro- ing Larry Seay to one Patrol Kentucky mean temperature 36. Asked abeut his role in the bowling center in this sec- Mayfield is in charge of the ar- Seay Western Fire-cured. at an excessive rate or ern ducers' short course opened to- in the first hair but finish- travelling Louisville normal extremes 43 and presidential campaign. Eisenhow- or the state rangements. went off the road and down tion today for a two-day session. ed with 19 points. speed. 26. er said Vice President Richard addition to the lanes LEXINGTON IP1 — City and embankment nrinar Ta- fn eighteen Speakers at today's session in- Terry McClard paced the Lakers a 20-foot M. Nixon the Inaing 'GOP con- are_ equipped with. IF Wilson was county health officials Tuesday Wash . a' small Indian vil- Colder Thursday to Friday night which cluded Bernard Ebbing of Water- with 18 points. Jimmy coma. tender, never iasked hia advice on bowling equipment, the modern' 17 • markers. night announced plans for a on the Quinault Reservation and colder again late Sunday or loo, Iowa. W. P. Garrigus and J. close behind with lage whether - to- engage in television center has a womens lounge, a Coursey fol- neW 400.000 Lexington Fayette 30 miles from this city in Monday. D. Kemp of the University of Curd hit for 16 and about a debates with Kennedy. mens lounge, meeting room,' nur- 14. County Health Department build- Washington, about 30 Kentucky; Prof. J. A. Hoefer of lowed with western Precipitation will total one Furthermore,. Eisenhower add- sery, a pro-shop. new officesrrew ing, ha'f the cost to be financed southwest of Seattle. Michigan State University; and Calloway OP miles quarter to one half inch as rain or ed, he campaigned on exactly the stock room, a new mechanics Wilson 17. Cour- with Federal 14,11-Burton funds, earthslide occurred in the George Scott of Philadelphia. Pa. McClard 18. An snow tonight and Thursfify and schedule that Republican leadeits *on. The center. has terrazzo Curd Boggess 8, Wea- $100 000 from state funds. and over the weekend.. Rowe. a Speakers during Thursday's ses- sey 14, 16. area again late Suntray or Monday. asked han to do. throughout 'and an inter- $100,000 by the city arid county. _Highways Department em- flicirs sion will include Dr. Damon Ca- therford 2. Cuba (36) State system has been installed. was in the area putting up imy mm.r. •-7- • com tron of Atlantic, howa; Wilbur ploye, Ter- Increased parking areas have been 2. I., Wig- LEXINGTON AEI — U S. Sen. to caution motorists when Bruner of the Ohio Extension Wadlington Gossum signs krovided and an additional en- 19, Suiter 4.. Thurston B. Moron.- tt.icy . here .the bay yelling for help Service; • and Dr. Charles Barn- gins 16. Seay he heard to receive a citizenship see • a thing from r trance. last night couldn't ' hart of the University of Ken- "I A modern restaurant. the Col- medal from the National Society highway." Rowe said. '-I had tucky. - the legiate Restaurant is located in 0 the Sons of the American Rev- tater .to the edge of the 'The two-day school is sponsored Nursery Set Up For to walk the front of the building and is olution, predicted an increase in before I found the .car. If by the University of Kentucky road managed by Noel Canley. Leadership School burley tobacco acreage allotments hadn't been in the area. that College of Agriculture and is un- I The building is so constructed for 1961. may never have been found." der the direction of Dr. Barnhart. boy. •vvo that no supporting members may the head of the Swine Depart- A nursery will be provided for in the interior. Automatic GEORGETOWN ;1.;IPP — Geer. seen college the Methodist Leadership Train- Club To ment at the getown College observed the Parents pindicators are used in the AMP- ing School at First Methodist • anniversary of its found- equipment and the magic triangle Church. This school begins Sun- 132nd Play Two Games Tuesday with a special chap- , aid 'bowlers. day afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. ing at which Ira J. Port- of New Con- The public is 'invited to the There will be an evening ses- el program The Parchts Club and Louisville. a member of the have a father- grand opening on Saturday Weather sion beginning at seven each er. cord Scfi-ool will will board of trusters, was the speak- followed by a wo- Sunday. geveral door prizes evening through Thursday - son hall game known girl- game Fri- be given and a nationally Report ning. All church members Who men's and junior bowler will be present. day, January 20th at 7:00• p. m. nitied lo•eree I wternatlewal are interested in a better cnutch Clarence Rohwedder is manager be given as a prize IU program are urged to attend this Sleeping Beauty A cake will bowing center and Ralph player on each team of the school. for the best s lor is assistant manager. Mike To Be Presented Admission will be 25 and 50 11-anak is senior mechanic with Western Kentucky s— Increasing cents. Anyone who has not been Tom Mennoc as assistant. Mrs. cloudiness and mild today, high Court Of Honor The Murray State College Thea- contacted and would like to plas, Dixie Peeler is day time control in low 50s Mostly cloudy, low Be By tre announces its forth-coming should come prepared to paella a operator and Jack Boswell is the in the 20s tonight. Thursday part- Will Held children's theatre production of cipate time control operator. ly cloudy and colder. Beauty by Charlotte line-up for the women's night DEBATE CONGO ISSUE—United Scout Troop 77 The Sleeping Starting Temperatures at 5 a. m. CST.. _too_ January 13, ben announced as: Nations Secretary General Chorpenning team has Covington 32, Louisville 29. Pa- college Roberts. Tellie Geur- Dag Hammarskjold. who in- Boy Scout Troop 77 will hold 20, and 21 in the Efarrt..-Ruth ducah 26. Bowling Green 28, Lex- Farris. Paul- Hazel P-TA Will terrupted his African visit to a Court of Honor Tuesday night. torium. in. Sue Bybee. Fay ington 32 and London 33. Crowell, attend U.N. Security Council January 24th, at 7:00. The meet- This classic of children's thea- ine Yarbrough. Opal Meet On Thursday . 29. sessions in New York, listens Evansville, Ind ing will be held at the First tre, dramatizing tine of the moat Alice Miller, Ruse Spiceland. Mar- W. to discussions while Soviet Huntington. Va., 37. Christian Church, charming of fairy tales, plays ap- tha McCuiston and Hilda Ann and forty- *The Hazel P. T. A. m e e t s Ambassador Valerian Zorin The Eagle Award will be pre- proximately one hour Patterson. „ . NOW YOU KNOW -up features; . Pre, all.44. 'Mursiday evening. January 19, in (foreground) takes notes. The sented to Ben Hogancamp, Scout five minutes. Performances will The Men's lid Russians have charged that begin at 10 a. m. on January 19, Wade Roberts, J. b. Geurin, Tho- 3 the lunch room at 7:30, for the Ivy I vollod Privea Int.rn•Iloonal Master, Bill Marvin, urges all ROYALTY ON THE GO—Their tour of India. Pakistan, Nepal Belgium violated U.N. obliga- and 9:30 a. m. on January 20 mas Crowell, George Lassiter. and Prince annual Community Supper. All „John Alden was the sole sun parents of scouts a n d future and Iran imminent Britain's Queen Elizabeth tions in the Congo. A number ....ggr __414prer o,i Castle Gar) Hazel School parents are urged ta etvor of the 41 act, mal_e_aienn liook-SeRtkagRaJlea&Aisti&V-1:4-.17pa41. 14134"...... ,_ - of Western _spolassiania Isairikr .on - facrirfaii The public is cordially invit rags the queen wears are embroidered p5%and -what. rag& Salgiuml—Ilupport. is _invited to attend. Oli($Way nwiTrit is ct time of his death, Sept. 12, 1687. to the Court. cents per individual. Everyone ' Ky.

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.1...)NUARY' -48, !QM NVEDNES1).\Y • LEDGER 8: TIME,* - MURRAY, KENT CKY •' ' League Officials Put 'M Meet Memphis Stamp On Ethics Code 'Iurray State Thoroughbreds NOTICE' THE LEDGER & TIMES _ REPAIR SPECIAL COMPANY, Inc. PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING Then Long Lay-Off ANY RADIO OR SMALL APPLIANCE Times, and The State's Tough Tigers; Consolidationof the Murray Ledger, The Calloway LOUISVILLE M141_ - Athletic West Kentuckiate January Times-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the otfidais of.the Ohio Valley Con- Sugar Bowl Tourna- Murray State's Thoroughbreds first half but shook them off in finals se the Pots 1, 1942. , ference had the word from the The Tigers ONLY Plus State's tough Tig- the second to ouLsscure the Buc- ment in an overtime. $100 • of their schools meet Memphis JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER ' administrators and caneers 55-27. have beaten the California Ag- in ers Friday night at Memphis today as to how competition Memphis State, which as been gies, Baylor, North Texas State. 4 to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, then pegut a 19-day lay-otf for We reserve the right E the Conference should be con- a game, Brigham' Young, Montana State, which, in our opinion, are not fur the best semester examinations. averaging 89.7 points or Public Voice items ducted. Missouri Mines, Western EMBREY'S ranks second in the nation in Seattle, Interest of our readers. stamp The Racers' first game atter League' officials put their that department, only .3 of a Kentucky, Mississippi Southern, - 210 E. Main Phone PL 3-5617 WALLACE WITMER CO., 1368 the holiday will be Jan. 30 at NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: of approval on a Code of Ethics point off St. Bonaventure's na- N.E. Louistapa, and Loyola of Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michi- Johnsen. City against East Ten- Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.; 250 drawn up by a committee headed tion-leading averages of 90.0. the New Orleans. Chicago; 80 Bolyston St., Boston. nessee, a team they swamped gan Ave., by Dr. Everett Derryberry, prest- Tigers, who have won 11 games Murray holds a 23-18 lead in transmission as of Tech Monday night 92-64 'at Murray. Tigers despite the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, far dent Tennessee and loet only .1, are also one the series with the Entered at East Tennessee Second Class Matter _ -JTIie c4.4". Li lengthy, but it The win over of the country's better defensive losing 10 straight games to them. broke _a_ string__ of _'two, two-Point clubs, having held all opponents The last Ricer win, came in 1954. RATES: liy•Carrier Tn•Tillt.Tera,y. per week 20f. Pee' SUBSCRIPTION $3.50; elfie- sPinithe 7Inife'utge administratorse r3tie:seel tilalare losses o ne nacer.-nearbreak- a 62.9 average.. They are Last year Memphis won 70-57 Iii Calloway and adjoining counties, pet year, to month ft5e. definitely beyond she pale and ing lasses that severly damaged rebounding and thir- at the Murray State Invitational eleventh us tr sinew. 45-50. -estinutn traces no latare---ersestee Their" chancesseer *he Oh io- Valler aChitacY.' Tourilarnent: • WED teerith •-field goal \\ J \I Is, 1961 eampettLon: • -4,;•anferenee championship. Another national ran It ing of The code says that coaches and not too proud is '. The first came at Mi-rray, which they're acerunetrators have a duty.: to in personal fouls. Freshmen Down Western, when Eastern Kentucky c a me their third support game officials rather than five Tiger starters a re back 'rem an 11-point deficit to All 91-89, In Overtime Contest to criticize them publicly. at least 12 points a squeeze out 75-73 win, and the averaging . It says rether pointedly that Yates leads LOAN CO. came at Western Ken- game. Center Wayne MURRAY of any scheduled second 3-2621 "continuation Hilltoppere halt- the crew with 18.9. Other start- Main St. Telephone Pt. ot the tucky when the The Baby Racers traveled S 50SW. game is the responsibility by ers and their averages are Frank LOAN CO." ed a brilliant Racer rally Green Saturday after "YOUR HON -OWNED game officials, andetaking a team Snyder 13.5, Skip Wolfe 12.9, Bowling 150 GOOD hitting two tree throws with six downed Western, 91-89, from any playing area is not the Willow{ 12.1, and Lowery noon and seconds lef, in the game ear a Gene prerogative of the coach. AnY In overtime. Jr Kirk .12.0. 79-77 vict&y. Murray hati come Rex Alexander stated variation from this procedure' is Murray has four players scor- Coach from '13 points back 1LVith 5 min- even though the team has GOSSIPS!---- properly a disciplimary matter ing in double figures and two that OLD FASHIONEDE utes to play to tie the score 77-77 hurt by injuries this year 4 for the Ohio Valley Conference." others who are about to break been with 9 seconds left. are "coming along and shaes The last, and perhaps the esly, the group. Despite a three-game they up real well." He feels the sech incident in OVC annals Against East 'rennessee, the slump. center Gene Herndon still ing If you qualify you may come FREE as our guest weakest spot is defense. occurred last year when Paul Racers stiowed the bad effects ,if has the h ghest average at 13.8. peek at all those goings on n a wonderful to his Eastern Ken- i and BOTH HAPPY NIcBrayer the two squeekers during the The averages of the other five The freshman record now WE'RE off the floor while it 10.8 new motion picture. .. . . Risky team parts of•Murray's-big six are stands at 7-4. Three losses have by 18 points in a Ron was trailing by Jarrell 'Graham 1e.3 by been to junior-varsity teams, two game at West- DISCOVERED crucial basketball of the games, urging that they Greene and Mike O'Riordan, 9.9 in overtime. • SINCE WE ern. There have been widely non-partisan by Harold should be made as by Larry Bale., and 9.3 Following are some statistics OD of the, incident ON Stairs rying versions as possible. The report also urges Wilkins. the 'team (through Sunday). DiikatTheTOP McBrayer's action. news- ac- McOUIRE SS...preceded the -same standards for °Riordan, who saw little 'High scorers: with ROBERT PRESTON & DOROTHY The code goes on to deal with OVC athletics. Christmas because of paper coverage of tion before Player FG FT Pts. In TECHNICOLOR - pointing out that been - tent conduct, bad ankle, has really Goebel 39% 559, 137 BOONE'S A preface to the code says in of his own institution for s rules coming the last three games Pogue .. 38% 51% 122 5onalide Gossip you must to part. -rhe fine services of the To qualify as .a SERVICE low him when he travels scandals T LAUNDRY to watch-a gam pu'ic p a the nation have enjoyed at least 5 good juicy ther school Herndon, third in Top rebounders: Robert Burton on the practice id boo- for a broad program of informa- and really trowns last week in reboundinegather- 50, EdGoebel •74, Shelby in the past year, own a telephone opponents or game officials, tion to educate fans • end - ttts - ed in tally to irr last Pogue 79, and Steve II•kard 73. to use It and have at least 10 exchange in sucti matters as NCAA and know how a says that "unless garnet; and as expected to drop team has scored 713 points - regulations on recruit- The that you will rush right out and call trophies such as goal pasts or conference at least a couple of places in, this rebounds. friends violations will not and grabbed 380 9 -ketball nets are agreed upon ing, so that week's standings. th`b moment you leave the theatre! .sorehand. such actionsmay pos- be made by overzealous indi- place shooter for the pro- - deteriorate into vanalism." viduals that subsequently Top percentage Anyone who can prove 15 solid years of at the guard Larry Bale, who I he committee also 'touched on responsibility and criticism Racers is free of goals NOT A TOTAL LOSS fessional gossipry is entitled to use, --c sytneet of radio broadcasts door of -the various colleges." has connected for 46 field in 77 attempts for a .597. °Rior- charge, the phone in the manager's office. dan. who has hit 37 in 64 -shots, Ago Today• is close behind with a' '373. ST. PAUL, Minn. CUPP - Ed- FOR ADULTS OVER 18 YEARS OF 'III% Ten Years ward Madigan, who tried to talk Ail NO MEN ALLOWED - UN- Ledger & Times File The Racers' win over . East youth out of AGM: inElt a pistol - waving FREE AEA Tennessee pushed them , over 500 stealing his watch and wallet, LESS ACCOMPANIED BY A WOMAN! Jacks/in. sun. ill Mr. and Mr.i. Dave Jarksion per cent in both their overall figures he should have made the -with the OVC with gets his sh.rts done as he l•kes them siifferod /Tinian' accident this week whit- record and in Lecture a little stronger. 9 A. FRIDAY pressed to perfecLart. 7-6 and 3-2 respective- or without starch, W4)1141 al his hinne with •• bit axe. The marks of 20th HE The youth returned the watch 9-.au N. JAN. ,\.• inflicted near Ow base Of Ins spinal etillinni. ly. Even broken bet- Memphis State's .one loss was and wallet, but kept the $59 the saves hours of work each week ..01.1.‘‘iy missing important nerte rentere. and minor repa.ra done free to West Virginii. 82-86, in the wallet contained. SHE tons are repaced Etrisive isle number Inirteeii Was finally snared 111•••..1.11•1111 Ilie Murray Stine IItseers al die ',yens.. el. Teliliessise Teen iist itield. After $ 12-(1 season. Nliirray b4Aved to BELK-SETTLE COMPANY aft lilt fol,a4i1A1 21c pPA,Aixt Western and Eii:lern. • Mrs. \Ia' A. Neat, pas.4.4 away at her home lill Nlorr.iy rniitfe rive Tile:day. Mrs. Neale served as CnAtity oiirt CIA•rk fur tw-elve years and prior 10 that its Iteputy lerk BOONE'S Of Tin; Calliiwiiy Cutnity branch uf the .‘..iitiationi SALE "Juiniary !nevi- SHOE hid LAUNDRY and CLEANERS it the cull*. .. yesterday with president, Miss - 1.,01114,4•14 Palter:4w presiding. - ALL REGULAR PRICED SHOE.11°

111.1141SM 11/1 11.4: been selected as one - 1 HOUR SERVICE -- JO Atilt Ji klie winners iii' iirolatied contest at LADIES * CHILDRENS * MENS Nliirray Ile I:elle:ie. -- 25% OFF --

DUCING TABLE ODDS AND ENDS IN ONE TABLE INTRO ONE Children! Shoes I Shoes Children's SUNS NYLON STRAPS AND OXFORDS Regular 13.98 Values DOTS OXFORDS - VALUES to '7.98 . sr "no • I.• $1.97 $2.91 ONE LOT SCHOOL GIRLS' ONE LOT SUEDE SPORT -.5

• Shoes Flats Regular 17.98 SUEDE FLATS - OXFORDS - LEATHER FLATS Values to $4.98 '3.77 • s2 97 LADIES ONE GROUP LADIES House Slippers s Shoes FUR TRIMMED AND SCUFF %ma Dress I. IN SUEDE AND LEATHER Values to $3.98 Values to 59-98 '5.77 $1.47 NATIONALLY ONE GROUP LADIES CASUAL ODD LOTS LADIES ADVERTISED AMERICAN PROVINCIAL SEE 2-PRE Wedge Heels Dress Shoes IN SUEDE AND LEATHER - VALUES to $12.98 THESL Reg. 4.8.911 and 17.98 a. St ITE $5•77 $5.97 SUITES FRONI IN tilli BELK-SETTLE COMPANY k MIL 149 Phone Pl.a7a 3-3773 ••••••••szakims-e•es r,-3-1e44448esiisarrils.rms-_,--,Moscatty,

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Hatchery 406 Foa. 441 Street, J-30-e NOTICE Business Opportunities FOR SALE 1 SPECIAL ATTRAC'TION. Jimmy and from Lewis' Band vocalist - BARGAINS EVERYDAY at Wig- BALDWIN PIANOS ORGANS. Memphis, Tennessee. Where? OPPORTUNITY TO EARN Over Exclusive dealer in West Ken- weekly. Need 2 married men gins Furniture, where you buy Good 600-800 lb. feeder steers Triple Club. When? January 18th. $ig office desk. Executive style. Ex- 'or less and bank the rest. 2i erts Realty, 505 Main, phone 3- Market lb. $21.60- tucky. Feezle Piano Sales. 522 mill miss J-I8-P with oar and good references. Federal State $19.50-24.00; 8004000 Roberts, PI. 3-3924 or cellent condition. Used only in Broadway, Paducah, Kentucky. Ambitious men with desire miles North of Murray, Benton 1651, Hoyt 23.25. Only home. $95.00. Call PL 3-2234. Road. Phone PL 3-4566. 13c Jimmy Rickman, PL 3-5344. J-18-C Vealers Steady to ja•luaryl9c LOST lk FOUND for advancement need apply. $80 )19p News Service Calves: 59. weekly guarantee to start. Write weak. Good and Choice 180-250 IL WELL LOCATED 261 ACRE MURRAY, Ky., Jan, 17, 1961. Co., 422 Columbus lb. vealers $18.50-33.25; Standard Fuller Brush 21' DEEP FREEZE used only I modern house, $11146.00 Sh9pi LQST: 1961 MURRAY HIGH farm, Murray Livestock. Market rePort- 'LADIES FAMOUS BRAND Ave., Paducah, _Ky. Then* 443- of food goes -, oed -$23.5048.11; Good - Ting. Has initials year. /12 freezer payment from son bank: - 1957 RENAULT DAUPHINE. -Ex 698. wee-k, Sale Sclibol crass j20e Total receipts Choice 250-300 lb. $15.25- New Shipment eaolT 2777." " with it See Hatton Lovats, East BRICK HOUSE cellent shape 35 miles per and W.E.C. If found please ,call PL 3- 5 APARTMENT Hogs: 388. Receipts mostly mix- lb. Asta's Thursday, Friday and Sat- PLaza 3-1435. 32.00; few Standard 300-500 . j20p Chestnut. Phon near court square rent now pay- gallon. Call Ben Hester, PL 3- ed gr.ld butchers. Steady. U.S. in of Murray 3947 Reward. calves $1325-21.00. day, basement. liftiLL DO NURSING WORK OR • - J-18--p- "dyer IO% on the investment. 5481. j19p slaughter ing -7-- "- No. 1, 2, -and 3 barrow andTgilts receipts -day week. Sheep.: 23. Not enough house work. Prefer 5 CLAUDE L. MILLER Real Estate 180-234 lb. $17.25; Comparable to test market. Phone PLaza 3-5560. )20p WANT HOME - next 30 and Insurance, Phones PL3-5064, during week $17.25- Answer to Yesterday's Purxie BULLS hogs received days - 1 to 5 years old. Purebred. PL. 3-3059. j19c NEW THREE BEDROOM RED 17.50; 240-275 lb. 316.50-16.75; No. CROSSWORD PUZZLE BACK TO SCHOOL lei price. For appointment, write brick home. See James Billington 2 and 3 sows 300-600 Dr $13.00; 11-14 afraid at MOO ACROSS MOMO MMMO IBM Cook- Hereford Farms, Lynville, BY OWNER. 1960 CHEVROLET or call PLaza 3-3903 for informa- 13-Acts OM10 0000 O00 13.90. ENT AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -Noblemen 16-Eakene ELECTRONIC Kentucky. fleetside pickup truck. Phone HU tion. )23c 1 DOM3M9 DO MOO M.Sgt. James E. Hagood, 4-Mephis- 19-Spikenards OPERATORS 9 2161 or see Clyde Johnson. )19c Cattle: 218. Receipts mostly (UP1) - dopheitta 21-Jog MOMU OAMMO a native .of Hillsboro, Tex., de- -Showy 22-Surgical NEEDED cows and stockers. Cows and 11 imumasoa 39 on IRON DINETTE ta- retire from the armed le clothes thread NICE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE WROUGHT Steady to Weak, Stocker cided to 25- European 00800 000 900 We train men & women, 18-45, COMPLETE LINE OF Rawleigh bulls 12-Ached South Seventh Street, garage 'util- ble, six chairs, tan formica top, to mostly 50C service after 23 years. 14-Printer's capital OM MOO OOM 00 as IBM Electronic machine op- Products, please call PL 3-1352 and feeders Strong -Title of sid- table. Good condition. was discharged here af- measure 27 MOO 000 25M1021 ity, gas heat and aluminum leaf with for prompt and courteous service. higher. Few Standard 700-900 lb. Hagood -Edible respect (P1.) erators and technicians. Full or • 15 Dal MOOGIM323 ing, 44,i per cent loan, owner PLaza 3-2796 days, PLaza 3-5154 - 22.75; ter serving in both the Army rootstock 20-Boy w part time training. High Earn- D. S. Warren, N. 18th. j20p slaughter heifers $19.75 attendants 02M1 Payments 47.26 per j19c Force. Now he plans to ilPS! I 17-Memorandurn 311MIMW will transfer. nights. Utility and Commercial cows and Air 18-Glrl's name 32-Trlals MO 0001(000 ings. High School education BOO month $1250 down, no closing Canner and Cutter go to college. 20-Sculptured 34-Chew upon OMOO M902 not necessary. Enroll now for INVINCIBLE GREY STEEL 113.00-15.50; • figures MOM costs, only $15 transfer fee. Rob- AN Utiii., 36-Malicious 00OM MMOR course. Free em- 2-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, $11.90-14.30; Cutter and 23-Devoured burning OMN inexpensive our guest 24- Harvest free floor lamp. Also pink enameled bulls 116.20-18.70; Good a:: 37-Milltari ployment service. For 26-Peeled 54-Nahoor Answer to Yesterday's Purr!, suite, new. Cheap. 400-600 lb. stock stee: wonderful 28-Load (abbr.) engineer 47-New booklet without obligation, bedroom like Choice England sheep CROSSWORD PUZZLE 321.00-23 29-Strip of 18-Narrow, Bet 67-That la Write Phone PL 3-4950. j20p $23.25-25.50; Mediurri leather board university. ACROSS 4-Coal cars 49-Quarrel (abbr.) ?BLMCIMP3k1 Olga Goqd to low-Choice 300-500 lb. Atiss 31- Spina 40-Abounded 1-Stop 6-Edible fish 62-College 68-Spaolah MILLER INSTITUTE %BSC! MIRO WM $21.00-23.10; Med- THURSDAYENDS 33-11aul 41-11ast• article 5-Retail *stab, 4-Exclamation dock heifers 35-11eavy degree 7 BISIMMUlgi (abbr.') 60-Note of scale llshment -Worthless aci NICE 'DOG HOUSE WITH De- ium $19.75-21.90; Medium and • volume 44-Ceases (Automation Division 8- Music as leaving NOW' -Designates MU BIM 31001 36 7 1119 10 Kentucky written $-Fuel 1113132 tachable floor. Call PL 3-1712. picture 119-13ircla' homes 2:2:k I 2 3 4 5 4..6 Box 32-A, Muray, 12-Century 9-Rocka Gilf21041 ... the motion 42-Sun god age, address, phone and, plant 10-Edible 610112 2CIO j20p the propo- -Closes Give dedicated to Mcfati IRE 43 j1-8 1;-Addltiongl rootstock BB MOGICF1013 TIME TO securely ...x.1241,....4 ill occupation. r94-E.nock 11-Three- '.13M 1330 MIMI sition! 45- Walk al g lar•kykl: 17 lb-Famous banded r4214 46-Secret agent 14 wi,C15 Canadian armadillo 4113sil 294.1 OM AUCTION SALI.LI SEE A THE FIRST COMEDY 44=Strikes X* :SIseti t ill family 14-Swimming M01.1 322 FILMED IN you must 60-Bishopric) 17-11 ralx.,1 for 2{-Qrgan of rt irnrinev-i amL tantalum Searing SHOW! precious :1EVIZONIMILIMEM MN] 1230a13 3Uf3M AUCTION S A L E, SATURDAY, IN*A :y scanda 1 28 IS- Anglo-Salon 22-Teutonio stone fq&e:26 27 IN money deity 10IM NOCIS 130 January 21st at 10:30 a.m., rain THE MOST EXCITING 63-Covers 241121 23-Hoop dl 3/ARSI'TY: "Happy Anniversary," and really M.: 19-Small valley or PROCESS EVER INVENTED 65-Pronoun • 21-Singing 24-Girl's name shine on highway 641 four 1:00, name 29 30 NI 31 LADIES WITH PRIVATE Tele- feat. 79 mins., starts at it least 10 64-Glrl'• 1113211 • voice 27. Sun god 33-Bowing 41-Fiterrer one-half miles South of Murray 69-Gasped for do telephone sur- 23 26-Place 4:09, 5:45. 8:21, and 9:30. k:PiKV phone lines to -Priest's cap 41-Adds 62.-Trad• at Will sell ut and call breath (pl.) 3O-Ploken• 43-Tibetan bv-Guldo'• Coles' Truck Stop. -Revolutions Zee:fek: vey work from their home. $1.00 DAVID. ill SW"IlME35 27-Note of scale chars SIC? gazelle high note Mrs. .Annie Bogard's household ry 38 sia39 AO 41 per hour plus bonds. Write to 28- Macaw 45-Pronoun 63-Command to 42-Sedate 36 37 32-Sandarso -furnishings: nice apartment size 10.4 Murray, Ky. 123c 25-Crinison tree 47-Compass horse • 1111 Box 324. 31- Weaken point 54- Provide electric stove, refrigerator nearly -** NIVEN ars of pro- DOWN. 42 -„g 43 44 ACe.6.5 34-Prettx• not 33-Writes 49-Malicious crew ARTHRITIS? ../4S III 36-Vessel's 26-Expreaslon of burning an- Skill new, dinette suite, nearly new, 1-Small finch M50 cursed contempt 50 nice I ha'.. 1. rfLi. y beIng se, free of 46 47 $:::48 II149 FORENT -Rockfish 6g.:Vote of t•eaie cedar furniture, old desk, all after duffer- 2-Preposlhon :••••• planking able to return to actite Wei $-Soak :4•S' II 27 of and clean; all small items. Chair, to foot with muscular 's office. ala53 -Measure 1 2 3 4 '5 6 7 9 9 -10 -1l tug from head 4-Colorless 51 52 VC:'X'S,MI Carpen- weight tables, feather beds, springs, mat- poremoul and pain. Host an Joint* seemed YNOR 6-Juic• of NICE WORKSHOP FOR 46!WC=II 39-Note of scale afte.ted. According to roeckcal, diagnoses. frtilt ter,. storage or upholstery work. 40-Unit of tresses, linens and hand work. IN A STORY OF TL)a10tRISESS... YEARS OF 60 1 bad Rheumatoid Arthritis, RhattniAtliou {-Special 11 11 Located between Latvian Will sell some local rare pieces; WORE AND AFTER MAMA/AI (abbr.) alt:g" Size 20x33 ft. currency anti Bursitis. For free information :eras, UN- a ..;•:i 15 16 .. 17 18 :D - 9-Cooled lave 12th and 13th streets. Cali PL 3- 42-Children's Kentucky rifle, Edison phono- 3-Metal 51511462 IIIIXi. Main. 'game graph, cylinder records; variety MRS. LELA S. WIEF1 I! II-Ox of III 1735 or see at 1206 W. by United Feature tyndica c, Inc. l e 44-citizen of ,... Celebes Distr. j19p Rome of clocks, (1 to 8 day), coffee and Drive-B-72 Happy • ‘.... 21105 Arbor Hills 10-Irritate 44-Preposition 1 3 24 25.' 26 ,...... ! 27 spice mills, Russian coffee maker, 48-Colito tors 0, Box 2695 50-Ceremonies spinning wheels, dinner bells, P. Anniversari • 28 31 Wir 53-I)rv !-:'29 10`',....C.' glassware, lap spread, side saddle, Jackson, Mississippi Stirring Wcstcrn Suspcnsc Novel 54-Period el ,....;.' A tray, lamp, other Urn. 34 25 2or37 'Ci...:>.:39 violin, bread 55-Pronoun f.".‘,:,4 guns, one bed room suite, marble (4-Brand : SI-Nothing 40 Al :::::142 41 144 45 top, oldest and best; China cab- FARRELL 62-Singing voles p Cr14binAider,itar,1111 11 inet, organs, and many othlor COMPLETE BODY mo i 114 -Approach IP.. -.7•;,46 A7-1`,w” ell 49 TIqc.Lea.: 66-Beast things. Mr. Coles is offering plen- .K.',S.:,_ en of parking space and facilities 66-Ache 30 51 32 h';'.33 pisc.nk.'.4 ty For All Makes of Oars i'.•:.:.? sale as Mrs. Bogard is hos- ST stases. Only a portiun tog in next, aid the inn-It 47-Person of le.,.. for. PAINTING • REPAIRS RH HAS RAPPENF.0 Lquarter polish will • BODY WORK Lies danciolPh $ edw-atios in the 54 l."..'`...3.5v,,. 56 '17 10 60 pitalized. His restaurant abaci neen completed. rue un- Was ceHearto order VW! Ay ele• (slang) .IC-4$ i 5th ecru/ v manna, it, Coe fady serve,the best foods as usual. &facing arish.• rats in toe Feat warn t TrInishe0 end nad been boarded tore noon in the bunkhouse. r DOWN 61 It...P62 63 pies, sandwiches, AUTOS, INC. OS meats value to o.m aftei nai -per- wit) tor Lisa was the first witness and Pork '5-nr-b-que, DUBLIN

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PAlPO LETICILFR Wing — MURRAY. KLIWITCRY — Penny _CIO__ Holds WEDNEs_DAy JAM:AU-Y-42i 044 Regular Meet At Norsworthy Home, LAST OPPORTUNITY TO, SAVE ON Mrs. Jack Norsworthy was hostess far the meeting of the • Penny Homemakers Club. held on Monday at 10 a.m, at her new BELK-SETTLE'S home on the Coldwater Road. ANNUAL The main ~WO • lesson leaders, Mrs. ar.4' Elmo Boyd and Mrs. Brooks Moody. presented the informative lesson on "House Plants" which Mr. and Mrs. Nance they had received at the county Social Calendar lesson given by Mrs_ A. 0. Observe Golden - — Woods. Wednesday, January. 18 sented at the College .4nniversary Auditorturis Mr. • Mrs. John E. Waldrop gave The Paris Road Homemakers at 9 30 am. and Mrs. H. L. Nance of ....,..tke..__.rlevotion---trent----Ph-ritimanerc Clearwater , Florida, io?_ will' 1/wt._ 413 the heele— - `— 3,4_5 and 31rs. TA -their 50th anniversary E `3:13-T4 - —Hart Dec. GOODS "Ind '"Joshua at 10:00 a. in. 28. SALE! •• • • Mrs. read 'the sthoughls on "What Saturday. January 2rst Jack Lee, their daughter, The held 27 INCH , SPRING KNIGHT COLORED Does 1961 Hold For You." J. N. Williams Chapter et- "Sleeping Beauty" will be pre- open house from 1 to' 5 p.m. MUSLIN • the - seetil---hasse -a- -peal.oelr seated at- the- College -At.ditorftsITY'44- het. home- Cleawater.— Landscape netts were given by hatithesin at 1:00 p.m. in She at 9.30 a.m. Mrs. Nance, the former Miss Mrs. James Coleman. The vice- home of Mrs'. Ray Kern. • • • Eva Paschall of Henry, Co., SHEETS president, Mrs. Leoia Norewor- ts• Tenn., and H. L. Nance of Cal- thy, Itondayv January - --OUTING presided. A potluck unch Thursday. January ltth 23 loway, Co., jty., were Married 128 THREAD COUNT was served at the noon hour. The Home Department of .the The American Legion Auxili- at Hazel by Rev. Russell, with Those present were Mesdames Murray Woman's Club. will meet ary will meet in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ellis, Mrs. SOLID COLORS Isaac Scudder of Paducah. Bar- at the clt.b house at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Humphrey Key, 905 Poplar, Nance sister, entertaining the at 7 81x108 letta Wrather, Charlie Clayton, Mrs. Harry Sparks will be the p.m. with Mrs...Bryant Mc- couple. $217 Roy Hose. Charles guest speaker. Clure arid Mrs. Bryan Tolley Mr. Nance 29 yd. $100 Hostesses as had farms 0 or yds. Nanny. Christ- will be in Cal- 4 ine Sherman. Ernest Bailey, Rich- Mesdames Ray Buckingham, Nix cohostesses.- The program will be loway. Co. and farmed some 13 ard Armstrong, Elmo Boyd. J. Crawford. E. W. Riley, Oliver on "Legislation and National Se- years. and they were members ONE BIG TABLE Double B. Burkeen, Cherry, curity." f Fitted $917 * Alton Cole. James arid T. C. Doran. Sinkings Springs Baptist •• • Coleman, Delia Graham, Ernst •• • • • Church. Then he accepted a por FAST COLOR Madrey, Brooks Moody, Vernon The Business and .Professional silion as refrigerating engineer Mrs. Paula Bishop of Chicago,' Moody. Leot a Norsworthy, John Women's .Club will meet in the with Ky. Tenn. Light & Power review the book, ''The Twin Fitted E. Waldrop: Raymond Workman, Woman's Club House at 8:00 p.m. Co. in Paris. Tenn., and was a 17 Listener" by Taylor Caldwell at Kenneth Palmer, and' Jack Nors- • • • • livestock Dealer. After 18 years the Murray Wsxnan's Club House worthy. "Sleeping Beauty" will in Paris, they moved to Louis- be pre- at 800 p.m. PRINTS Tickets will be on 72x108 seflted at the College Auditorium ville, Ky. where Mr. Nance serv- $197 sale from members of the _alt. 10 a.m. Wom- ed as engineer for the y.W.C.A. an's Club. The Raven Reg. 59* value North •.• • • Book Shop, unit tus retirement 4 years ago, ifurray CldI and the City Library. Pair The Tri Sigma Alumni will then they moved to- Clearwater Meets In Home Of meet at the home Florida. of Mrs. Char- Special! FirLOW Mrs. Lttcien. Young les Clark at 1:30 "tsrri. The esNt- Tbe couple had 5 children Max I ` 440 CASES - - = -94 lege chapter Nance tdeceased., Mrs. Jack Lee, wIll give a book VOW The Mrs. Jerry Wilson North Murray Homemak- review. • Clearwater, Florida. Frank Nance,. SPRING KNIGHT WHITE MUSLIN ONE TABLE 36" COLOR ers Club met in the home of • • t • Hostess For Meet Paris, Tenn., Mrs. Art Lee, Mur- Mrs. Lueien Young on 'Miller The Calloway County Home- ray, Ky. Mrs. C. W. Castle Louis- Avenue with makers Of Circle Class - ville. Ky. Mrs. Garva Gatlin Club will have -a- special There are seven PRINTS as mhos:less on Friday a' iMerest iesson'on "Decorating Grandchildren Frank Jr., Gait / '30 the The—Golden 'Circle Sunday pm. Bathroom,", at the City and StIrr-Nance, %tine and Deb-' Hall from School Class of the First Baptist REG. 39* VALUE Mrs. Charles Crawford and 900 am. to 12 noon. bie Nance. Jim and Cathy Castle SHEETS Church held its monthly meet- — SPECIAL — se Mrs. Ivan Outland gave the • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Nance are mem- . 128 THREAD COUNT Ws- ing in the home of Mrs. Jerry son on "House bers of Calvery Baptist Church Plants and the Friday. January 20th Wilson on Thursday evening. Care of Them" Mrs. Carl King- "Seeping Beauty ' all, be pre- In Cleanvater. ings gave the landscape Mrs. For the reception the house , 29 yd. or notes. -- Bob Billington. president, 81x99 $153 0 4 vds. $100 The devotion from Phillippians presided over the meeting. Mrs. was decorated in gold and white.' and Joshua was by Mrs. B. J. pERsoNA Kenneth Adams opened with Arrangirnents of white earns- 8-0Z. FEATHER ONE BIG TABLE Hoffman Mrs. John Workman.' prayer followed by the devotion bong and white chrysanthemums president, presided and Mrs. by Mrs. G. T. Moody. were used. side buffet was 72x108 $153 Young. centered with glass secretary,. called the roll Spencer Goard has ,returned to a milk boast TICKING PRINTS which was presadeffr to serve for' holding white rosebuds flanked answered by "Wlfat his home in Mansfield. Ottio, af- I Learned the remainder of the year was by- milk delabra From Christmas.- ter a visit with his parents. Mr. glass can hold- Regular Mrs. Kenneth Adams. Mrs. Bill 79t Refreshments were served by and Mrs. Olin Moore. ing gold mindles. The refreshment Twin Fitted $153 the hostesses.- Lee- dismissed with prayer. covered Vlore present were 4 • • • • table was with a white 59' YD. SPECIAL! Mesdames Charles Crawford, linen cut Work cloth arid, held Gar-. I Mrs Isaac Scudder of Padacah DeliCiOLS refreshments were va Gatlin. B. J. Hoffman. a crystal punch bowl and an Carl was the guest of Mrs. Barletta served by the, hostess, Mrs. Wil- Kingms, John Workman, arrangement of white carnations 81x108 Bailey . Wrather on Monday. She is the son, to the following:. Mesdames $173 57' Rigg1ns. Itvan and chrysanthemum. A three ONE TABLE 80 Outland. Lucien wile of the mouster of Trtristy Bob Billington. Dan Shipley. Gene SQUARE Young. Will Rose. tiered wedding cake with gold H. E. Misch•te., Methodist Church and has just Steely, Bill Wyatt. John Mitchum, Greene Wilson, and columns featured the table. The Barletta peen installed 'as president of Kenneth Adams, Marshall Stal- $173 ONE BIG TABLE Wrather. Mrs. Wilson became a roses and the 50th on the cake Double Fitted - the United Church Women of Ions. Bobby Joe Wade. Bill Lke, new member. were .decorated with gold leaf. 42 38 PRINTS I Paducah. teacher. and G. T. Moody. guest. Robert Newcomb presided at MATERIAL the Hammond Organ in the piLLow cAsE Reg. 44* yd. home, bringing favorite music of the couple and guests. • S 73° Pr SPECIAL: - Regular 98e Assisting Mrs. Lee with the ONE LOT SPECIAL! hospitalities were Mrs: Wiliam REG. 79* VALUE Final Osborn, Mrs. Nance, a niece, and Cliarance Mrs. Tay Sale Mrs.Mrs., Art Lee 'L. L. - TOWELS 39* YD, OR 3 YDS. $1.00 or. Nance's sister, kept the guest book. All Fall and Winter merchandise drastically reduced to make room All of the childreri were able to attend except Mrs. Castle. Special! 59 or 2 $1 for all the beautiful Spring merchandise arriving daily. This -is Two of their grandchildren were your opportunity to buy lovely name brand merchandise at give- preseat, .Miss Anne and Deoble U36TINIcHN G away prices! Nance. • • • • ONE LOT REG. $1.00 VALUE .1Irs. Dan Hutson TOWELS Solid Colors All Sales Cash and Final Presents Program 350 ld. OR 3 yds. $l No Approvals — No Exchanges Refunds At ,C11'1% Meeting Special! 79 '-No The ' Christian Women's Fel- lowship of the First Christian CANNON BATH One Group Formal and Cocktail Church held its general meet- ing at the church parlor 'on ONE Tuesday morning at 5.30. LOT SOLID COLOR TOWELS Size COATS & SUITS Mrs, _Don ,Hutson presented the 25)(54 - Reg. 51.98 Value program on the subject, ''Lest TOWELS the Kingdom laiL" Mrs. Howard DRESS l'itsworth gave the devotion. - Special! $1.29 Values to 75.00 - Mrs. Maurice Crass, Jr., pre- ONE LOT REG. 49e VALUE - Values to '55.00 - sident, presided. The . meeting was opened with the CWF pray- NEW SHIPMENT er Mrs. Arlo Sprunger, secretary, Special! 3W or 3 f? $1 $2278 and up read the minutes and correspond- 1 ence. treasurer's 1/2 Price The report '.vas BELK given by Mrs. Davy Hopkins. STATE PRIDE Group reports were given by DISHES Mrs R. L. Wade, Mrs. Ruby All- broton and Mrs.' Howard Dod- ONE LARGE TRUCK LOAD, 22998 PIECES — 7 son. CUPS - SAUCERS - PLATES - PLATTERS SKIRTS-SWEATERS The meeting was c!osed with BOWLS - SUGAR - CREAM and CEREAL SHEETS the Fellowship prayer. A NEW LOW PRICE!! HATS • • • • 128 THREAD COUNT - WHITE MUSLIN Scott Grove Class._ 50 ea. ;Values to '24.95 - Reduced to Meets In Home Of 10° ea. 81x99 $153 All Fail and Winter Millinery .1Irs. Short Futrell The, Willing Workers Class of 150 ea. Scott's Grove Baptiat Church met 200 ea. 72x108 $153 4 $400 and up $100 and up Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Short Futrell. BELK STATE PRIDE 180 THREAD COUNT Mrs. Vernon Cohoon, president, presided during the busines_:„sas- PERCALE WHITE L ion. Mrs. John Cohoon mail the Twin Fitted $1 minutes of the last.meetint 53 The devotional was given by SHEETS LADIES DRESSES Mrs. Toy Lee Barnett from 11 Corinthians 5. Present were Mesdames: 81x108 Ver- 81 x108 $173 70 Beautiful Fall and Wintfo Dresses non ' Cahoon, Toy' Lee Ba r nett , $217 Oriel Tutt, James. Vance, Johnle - Values to '59.95 MeN.CelY, Harold Hopkins. John Cohoon, Iiilly Turner, Bill Hurt, Double Fitted Double Fitted $17i anti the hostess, Mrs. Futrell. • • • I Au coin , $5 - $10 - $15 and up FHA CASES 4.00 hieLQW CASES -,- 730 pr. BOULDER, Colo. —. Hope and Joy have gone from the campus of the University of Colo- rado. Mrs. Hone BrLner last !tear re- THE red from her post as a secre- BELK - SETTLE tary. Miss COMPANY Joy La -101.07-• •4•TT, STYLE Rue, another SHOP --StrL..---,.-1)11P118taPLawga reta 30.272„.. ;,.durraksti_jacigy trerrient • •

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