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POPULATION Linited Press IN 6UR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, April 11, 1958 MURRAY 10,100 Vol.' LXX1X No. 87 Transfer Of Agency OOD Is Announced The ar.nouneeneont was made New City Hall Is *RICkT eeeay of the purchase of the rievevals of the Berry Insurance co Coconut Age-eery to Pereem and nrar,- ne m.n inpuranco Agency. LTBREAD esi wits 'OnOn Candidate -3V I eine( Th- teonefer announced Near Completion oy J•.eph N: Berry, owner of Tokyo-Madrid arrow is hrolkan at the Azores. 10.e2,8 mile of the filU li.487-mile mutat he egiecy. Mr. B.rry said that )*1 lb. too was saill the ineurepee LOUISVILLE fa - Iniurgint Senanat Cessites M. Clay of Pares; Menrig dety t ' a Jail will be in the bus:nese, but :het he will sped - legiseitees will meet here Sat- J. Muaray Blue cf Prevedenee; the new City Hall etivht 1, -be' ias f the building on thine, 3':Z5 in the field of accident, ULTLESS urday merring to try and reach .1: me C. Ware cif S:...^.alh Fart au -set two rri - naht away accord- I he,Ian wiii-have is h, It: sane:nit:in and life agreement en a eandleate for Wicheall; Cabal Francis of Stan- ing t Rupert Nix, construe:ion . ne snit- whigh will . :nen into ARCH once. _ISM Democratic nix/linen on- for fee; Breeders illekereen ef Lel:r- tereiner. or, the annist corns6t he iflroto. Inside the jail the Ht se Li be asseciated with the t.oz. gin-Eisner in the May 29 primary attan; at-il C. W. A. McCenn, ed building. ..teilee will. all be._ artifiaally P re in and Thirman Rainey as eiectie n. Martin J. Duffy ani Bernard Mr. Nix sent that in epee :el and: air conditioned, ozes 30 aet nt-brcker. n W. Wyatt, the termer un, al of LetenviLle. she bad-weather of the winter theeCity Court Reim will be :Beth Mr.,. and Mrs. Berry will iLeu:sville mayor whe has an- T'he rebel Hsuse merneers will conitructein has in eyed .taita;r3 rind nerinie the hail on . pareecipen in- the new and ex- neunced hie candelas...7 for gev- be repre•sented by a cemmittee sLofg141- iiiaited pace_ ilnerea. vain, he _chg.. eine a spacieus room -retitled venture and %sell never Dutch ernar,- is expeeted to attend ineluding nate R: pa. Paul Had- i two-week parted Mein no "vin be available for use for the -seine cespecial'y :n the end anew weh fernier Sr.. Earle C. en:sten cf nowling Green, Alton __ work :teed be C....112 due_to the -dereing eareess evic end in Ca:up and children's insur- Clements. Moore of Frankfert; Gilbert extreme celd. that e: her than prente :tubs anti mese engs. :ihe &tate Sen. Gates F. Young, of innie :Jury of . Fee Mitchell; that time Mr. Nix said the' 'or 250 (Continued On PasteeThree) LouIsvilie, said that Bert Combs, Deug F.- rd of "Owentabern; and werk had gene aleadily.- ahead. defeated by GOV. A. B. Chandler A.vin W.'ts of Rireee-awn. W.- A en the :net is seheatetlen ULE TEAM 115 the 1955 guberna serial pe- Boy Scouts Taking - .e Leven inn), next week. Ihn DRAX e rnary, was also invited and ex- -es the tee major job to; -be cern- Can Fire pected to attend. Centbs has end Order For Plants plet ed: he is wiettng to run ter -gover- Craig Outland Alif of the interisr wa'.:6 hays n/. again. Members of the Boy Scouts been cimpleted upstaars, a n d 5f Also on hand far the center- ale making the r roends over oily a few reina i to • unfinishtel Missile From mice will be State Rep. Foster Passes Away the city this week taking orders inwiestairs. . • - far- trees -aacL,-hrea.tas ithe-nlisrootia Z. Can Oekerinten• nf- -Lereengeten, vette -in hen nip'eted, the esty- red rumored to be interested in tee, Crepe Myrtie and Red oe. one of when Marra:: Under Water Craig T. Outland, age 73, and making the race ter governer. Bud 'ree were se7ec ed by the awn well be proud. A.I of ths rn CHILI a well knewn resident et' the Cianents so- fan h3s Yrol indie Garden Tepartmen cf the Mur- offices will be spacsous, being east side if the cetanni. passed ray Woman's Club tan year to WASIIINGroisr lit - The •ed wh he veal suppert as an IT'S A SMALLER WORLD - The U. S. Aim Force KC -13S jet stratutanker and crew are shown at :mine 'with an eye 1. .ha future away Thursday 30 orneen at 3:30 the plants rearea.entative Navy desceesed :Any ehtst it has 7.7tie i -aerie nistre titan candidate. Castle Au Force Base, Calif., home of the SAC's 143rd Bomb Wing, before their record nonstop be of infEce !pace will be more than 390 feticwing a heart attack at his Murray. !yid prafaltene_ on Launch- 'or Yaibps. At?) wUJ be best for, flight frum Tokyo to the Azores, 10.22/4 miles, longest so far tor lets. From left- Brig. Gen. Wil- ample • fcr the present, and for trent nrie -Reute 3, Murray. •' Any resident wishing any of 'rag a P :arise Mise'll from a the meeting, said that Clements' liam E. Eubank, Jr., 93rd Bomb Wing commander: Lt Cul, Kenneth R. ties, the 93rd's refueling a neminee. if years to mime. He is survaved by h.s wife, heie shrine can gne heir order iles.r araln y-e- sitemeres at _Mc sub- Ft. Cut Rite political aey termer Gay. Law- squadron commander; Ma) Cecil Wells, pilot; Capt. George Henna, navigator; Capt. James F. With the exteeptern of : h as Mrs. Jeseig Hale Ourenci, R. 3, .he Bey Scouts or by calling rence' W.- Wetherby who Ls sup A. 01111-3a, navigator. M Sgt. Gordon .Stuckla4d, boom operator; Waist lames W. Bridges. clew geragee Ler .tha Ere musk* and - Murray; one dauenter. Mn. .he (hamber of Commerce. They Rear -Man. W. F. Reborn. 'di- PAPER parting Wyatt, will net chief: T S-1 a 4'1. y a large storage .netam, the en- K attend. Nolan Atkins. Rt. 3. Murray; can either put -he shrubs out :en-or of the Pot-iris program, Yung said that while there ere betkiing is to be air condi- ne sister, Mrs. Betsy Henry, thems:elves or they will be plant. t :id a sit:apiece symposium of are many. petuniat and run red tioned. Each room will be both Benkeey, NEW;:one half-brother. ed by the Junius' Chamber of, he DC. Navy League that a candidates for graverner, Seek Reason For heated end air conditioned in- 2911 David Ontand, Graves Ciunty; Commerce. the mts- tyose who have been "canvas- Rue eepensterstly of the ottens: al- cne granddaughter. Mes. Bed- Plane Explosion Oyerbey Is Speaker At Over 400 plants were set out .'rf .e.P."Paccu"rat t.ieur.lb.27in:- f-thes eeng" the state were invited. ..-v;erg 'he .__Lsectinixteits . each f ;rd Birrriirsghern. in the drive last year. and -will the w'ater's surface where rocket AIRIMIX !11 Sthenuled to attend the mace- iffice to set the tempsreture he and eTie great - grareidaugher, NORTH COnii.INS. N.Y.- en - - 73 tar in the beau'ifying of .04:nes take over. ing aLse were the teem-nig in- oh-ones. eynities Win en. Air -F(tree investigators were Rotary Meeting Yesterday the city this year. L D. Miller, habona, in an apparent retort egent senaterst Wayne Free- In the densenstens • L.. y er ane He was a member of the MITI joined by civilian experts today executive secretary of the Cham- to refortie Secretary Nail M. )R Y man cf M•aynold;Strather Melton halee the Veers will be terrazze 'Gr ye lloptiat Church sehere the --in an investigatien to, establish ber of Commerce expressed .he Merl: y and '.he Air -Ferree, de- of Paducatre, Luis nearcher of Rue el.:ere-ye perninnel man- The varinas co-mare:tees nen- marble. 'five treales of the mein fur I w 111 be c wined Sat- the reason a B47E medium je h ape that at leas: that number serted .lut Pentris as a "weeny Newport; Alvin Kidwell ager in the Murray Marinfecaur- pined of employees were ex- wet be he sema rere•riele.• S I unelay_ afteneem at 3:00 with bember blew apart in 'flight of plants will be set out th s new concept" in weispans de- ing C many was' the speaker plained, and what their tune- Oleos Teets in 'he new Dunn- IILK Rev. M. T. Robertsm ufficiat - near this •-southern Erie Coun_y sear. :Wpm:ea that dies not Infringe yesterday at the Murray Rotary norn were. ng WY be atiptisk tile. :rig. Burial will be in the Elan community, showering -wreckage en. the rile of an? ....tiler moti- )10 meeting. He was erne deic- fee cencleaded his talk with wails are to be -oz. On-iv! eihureh centenary. eteser refive-miletarea and killing4 f snirtee. 16 City Zoning ed soy Edenn Cain, who was in giving the role of the Murray pe nte marts: and concrete - Friends tiny col at. 'tee twine all four crewmen aboard. M.eFetrey mid earlier this cheerge of he prgram. Menufaettes:ne Company in 'he Increased Force _ Weeks. and the ceiling atteus- :ne Rene Three, Murray until The sleek six-siren() jet from leer. h that it is "not tout of eteinerny of Ceatnew3y County. Loal planer. the tonere: hi ur. The J. H. Lockbourne, Ohio, Air Force Ovethey told 'he club why Seeks Four Bodies aunde as a pai5:5:11y"- that 39° Base exploded "In sts peedu•etion of 83.028 The bra ding will tbetUt. :X a mnibt 'Ordinance Is Church i'.1 Funeral H.•me has Thursday just be- P.Ker:s.ftring submarines Tappan meved to Murray, souse- 'Pippin ranges in 1057.' we re- 'the ef the city affices as well charge of the funeral arrange- fore a scheduled refueling ren- PRESTONSBURG itri - ,1:r_er,splacedtd:e under the same cern- eh n3 :of the c meeny policy, tee,ad te nen. nnunity same th: Murray G a s Sy-stem. ments. dezvous with a Kel97 propeeer- encreasedd force of 2(13 men manl as Air Farce strategic • mi ralvanclyt adm'n• n, the 32.102.600 in wages. or an aver- r •wnitairs will be the offices driven tanker plane at 20,000 today sought the bodies of four Completed age itf of the City- Judge anti feet. m --re ehan $8.000 per children still missing in nit the May- Air F rea Secretary James H. PROCLAMATION Overtiey - 'h. Coy Cieek and The tanker, based at Henget, seh• o: bus disas er here after the 'City .1.`_ale- ,3-5 had aliC1 earner that The Murray Planning and Zon- WHEitEAS, the Murtay Real Maine. was nit damage I. Ps He exerened Is pea for ex- the third body found in the The Murray GIs Sys- nete oatianiiities at rise service r29 ing Commission Estate Beard and its saisenslin n 'tie future and quest- teen,. wait also have Its offer on met last night members. clew repened seeing sections of past three days was recoverei veriep capabilities cf aniher" ae first ir a two and one-half hour to coopera.ion wi.h hundreds of the turbojet hurtling ear.hware. ed Rev. Paul T. Lyies train a Thursday. finer. The rear in the ted c ted the Pilnies 35 a weep- other Tut floor will meeting. with the primary btl5i- hoards of Realtors through- but no parachutes. recent seem n when he ea id .he body of Mentaine Jervis. be used f a r - - a ttcre -wasteful drapitethrein" eut the nerece fircS, the completion of the zon- nation and the National Three of the bed:esseer' 111-se who; hi -e • faith in 15, Erndicett, winisund taating -fr e the lire trucks. The .7:ght be invelved 'mines its lIng ordinance for the city of Association of Real Estate Boards, feund in one large section et ere'lketure here no concern for In the Big SanefF azeut two heating and air cenehtienine tieitittellin race:end Maillrey's are ub:erving I pient Murray. Realtor Wein from wreckage, believed to be th; he present." We do have fain miles from the spot where the end a large enrage room -n -t careful supervieron." AMSON April 13-19 in also Meeting with the commission this, their Golden bent ef the pestle. in 'he future, he said. big yellow schiol bus plunged win bi in the rest of the Rear Asian. ty L. Johns -n, was Anniversary year; Ross Lewes. City Planner and Lockbourne authorities identi- Howard Onba reported that over an embankment Feb. 28, esowns:airs.- eiseCtee f the Navy's king - frem .he WHEREAS, the ESEI. Department ofeEconomic Murray Real fied the three as Maj. Harold ;he alter-dance at the meeting carrying 28 chiidren and :he rarge objec.eves grasp, told the Development. Frankf Estate Board h a s si art. contributed L. Kelly. 34. aircraft commandei :.qt 't was 91.8 per cent. driver to :heir dea.hs. -eapstver' syrna i'urn that bal- The ordinance lied greatly to the growth and Hazel Plans 18-oz. by May- de- and ins ructor. Eugene, Ore., L' n I noibiss leid the club Two volunteer searcher,. Willie Annual 'eine Missiles wiukt be eissettess" field has been used as a elotenent of our community. guide. Col. J.hn R. Gtyer, 38. pile • '›ers had a 100 per Coffee, Painsville. and Heskell Spring Revival I ,r the precise and discriminat- and each section was studied ba.h through. its efforts to insure Wilmington. . Del., and 1st Li a es ler the past three Prater, Prestonsburg, found the ing accuracy required in a and changed to meet the needs widespread home ownership and Richard Tellier. 28, co-pilo f 'es Ileary years. body in a clump of willow about The anential Spring revival cf r. of Murray. 'he dynamic leadership provided Pompano Beach, Fla. The bedy. 390 ttinitancernp has the 10 feet hem shore. 'I he river 'he }Lee'. Baptist Cnorch will Barring an all-out-war, he ie Lowest told the cernmission that by its ,members in civic and of the fourth victim, 1st Lt. -eat week and wiL had lateen about six inches be held bennning April _ 13 said. there weed be no substi- ihe would take the corrected business -affairs; and Albert G. Monde. 24, the navi- Velleam G. Dera4 it rage, earlier Thursday. WHEREAS. tute for manned aircraft in :he IINIIT 444444 VP copy of the ordinance seith him the. Realtor has gator.' lehrevepere La., was dis- Identification was made by TASTED' ensilite banker, nth will tht piri-e.eat delivery of beth -co-n VOW IVIO to ,Frankfort and prepare a aiailabie to hen the accumulated covered thersday nigh!. ocy's father. i e en the student ken pro- Virgil Jervis. ineet .nat. a to d. tsceieal neciziar number ef copies which would knowledge of 50- years of re- The -2-million •dollar, 92-ton. _ m. The body of Katy Jarrell, 14,, again be studied by the commis- search and development Sr real plans ens making a "normal Emma, was found Wednesday, BAYER no Tuesday tegrit, April 22, . nab rn made It clear' thei the sion. eetate business methods and stan- training mission." according to Rue veneer.; and on Tuesday the body of Dr F treat Pegue will address Navy heitelts tram . - he idea of On the completion of the final dards. combining this with ad- officials a: Wenover Air Force Anna Laura Gcble, 19, mpany empeyeets :he ceenhireed civic clubs of the was re- coy Mbarr:gc f its form- of the ordinance, it will herence to a Code of Ethics Base in Massachusetts, and was nee Le its covered. Polaris with and he c meany re-le in Cal- y at 6:30 pm. Pt; Air Force, PIRIN then be presented to the ens, and with professions! competence scheduled to touch down at • The three bodies were the liway County. council for their approval or dis- to, provide a scrviec shaped by Inekbourne A F B at 5 p.m. firs. fund in :he search since He club Tap- approval. realiza:ion of his . grave social Thursday. :tekt the "hat the Mosquitoes Already March 5. Rain, Snow Hits 0 TABLETS ee The commission voted to en- respensibilitegs; and pan Certorpeny studied about '100 Search -operations were stepped curette Mayor Holmes Ellis and WHERTAS, theeRealtor recog- cerernunities be tore selecting Bother Residents up today with 150 volunteers Eastern Section the City Council to continue in nizes and fulfills obligations be- Murray as the site of :a new joining 50 National GuareLsmen ISONVILLE Hop their investigation relatise to the yond those of ordinary commerce Red Cross Course divesetin for their mpony. "The . MAD In - - In searching :the river and its Ey UNITED PRESS' procurement of municipal hous- and dedicate hihoself to working people srid :heir reenarcefulness Ann Conerty Judge Joel G. Hur- Spring shewers mixed with neasienal .• elitg---34-lhe ilry of Murray. _ Iv pie Golden Rule; and. _ Will Begigffionday was_ the large decednag feritor ley laid Weeneedeseeettle Pesky Still missing are the bodies -tow, pelted much of .1c - fl vvas brought out in tithe •WPEREAS. the ca ving oul in fever of IR.tirray •al--the "marsh etid irisiextneanultesfs of James Edward Goble, 12; , e eastern n. in the nailofi meeting that all of the wink of , these responsibiliti s is -re- A Red Cress Inatruitars Swim tau fer a new division," Over- atheaety hove started bothering brother of Anna Laura Goble: today. done by the Planning and Zoning flected, among other ways, in c surge will be held at the Mut- bey said. redent of Happlc.no and stir- Doris Faye Burchett, 15: James The precipitation , varied in 'AJAXAJAX Commission was a prerequisite the Build America Better pro-' ray Stale College p o 0 4 next Overbey eld the a DS arnbeed reminding counties. L. Meade. 9; and Paulette Cline =nun as well as n-pe, rang,ng for mu:ill-Opal housing. • gram through which Realtors week. begtnnines Monday, April Re:tartans that -over two million Swarms of the mosquitoes 9. !tern ligh drizzle to gentle rains EANSER Lowes told the group that con.intie to aid the nation's cities 1ethi deriars was invested to construct have plagued several sections of and heave thunderstorms.' eleork was progressing on the in warring on blight and slum These lento are tenders of cur- and equip "the most • modern western Kentucky f et the past The snowfall_ was confined-to preparation of the land use rhap eaten/ ions; rent senior life saving certifi- range Mantsfacittfeng pl•ent in few years and Hurley staid he higher elevations - in Pennsylvania Winchester during the for the city and the map which 40%V. THEREFORE, I, Holmes cates are eligible te /ake this the nation" rrere in Murray. Ins' rece,vei F.everal complaints. Bra. B. it night with Brooksvilie, 250 showed proposed extensions. knee as Mayor of the City of The goal at firet w a s 250 Pest eXperence her e leas Pa., reporting a twc-ineh Ohio for cesurse, and are invited to par- Mayfield Gas' the. ugh ApTil 20. Sers'ica'a w•,11 All members of the commission Murray. do hereby proclaim the ticipate. renges per day, be said and by dawn thee the problem grows Valley and from North Catalina week of April he he'd at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 norlh to southern were present last night with the 13-19 REALTOR All Red Crass swim courses 1952 it was increased to 350 with the neming of each spring, New '1?erk REG. SIZE WEEK, and I p.m. State. Heavitst exception of Ed Settle. urge the citizens are free. ran:gin-per day. Capacity today despite aerial and ground epray- 'rainfall during of System Priced Bro. B. It. Winchester will be he night Murray to join with me in is 500 ranges per day. "We are in:g when has been carried on occurred along the PER SUDS the evangelist' at this revival Mid-Atlantic extending warmest best wishes now dreaming of future ex- by state and kcal officials in Coast states. and offering Br-. M. It. Hampton and the Forecasters said congratulations to pension," he cenenued, "and the past. rain was ex- the Murray Real Estate Board. $650.000 c. egregatien extend an invite- pected to continue today from Woather 1000 ranges per day." Two state Agriculture Depart- At IN WITNESS Dorcas non to the public to attend. Virginia to southern Maine 290. THEREOF, I Class To -Oeerbey reviewed -the com- ment .estficials have assured and have herennto set my hand west into Ohio, with snow in "open and Hold Monthly Party pany :policy of gc..,,d pay, friend- Hurley :treat they will come to The city of Mayfiekl. Ky., has caused the seal of the the Mountain regions. Light ay UNITED PR9111 City of ly r.egetiatens over grievances. the county's rescue as 900/1 as authorized its attorney. Sam Banks. Held In Murray to be 'affixed this 8th showers also were seen for the The Dress Sunday School and vinerning eincletioris n d the brane of the insects begin Boyd Neeiy. to confer with at- cirq of ApPile 1958. Possession Case Rockies and portions of the west- claw c the ferst Baptist Church benetts. 3 tot hatch in large numbers. torneys of the Mayfield Gas Southwest Kentucky - Partly (Signed) Holmes Ellis ern Plains. will o rve its regular monthly He discussed the role of m-an- State Rep. Edgar Arnold Jr.,. Cempany on :the city's purchase cloudy inad a little warmer today. Mayan. 'City officials disclosed that a Little change in temperature was high in 'the upper 50's. Partly party Tuesday evening, April 15. agernent and paid particular Madre-nov.113e. staid it his un- of the gas company. raid was made Thursday morn- Was predicted. Od The party will be hold at the tribute to the foremen derstanding that the Agricultere Louis Greensexan, of St. L-uis, cloudy tonight and Saturday with of' the ing about 11 o'clock on Nelson Bank Installs little change in temperature. Low Murray Electric S)-stem, begin- plant. Department h 3 d only $19.000 letissiou.re owner of the gas sys- Banks at his home on Cherry it. Father Of tonight near 40. High Saturday New Neon Sign ning at 6:30 and 'w i 4 I be a - "He meat be a men :of integ- available tr mosquito °entree tem, was in Mayfieki last week. Street. Troy near 60. Wither and Daughter banquet. rity, of strong maral character. until July 1 when new funds to center with Mayor Scott Chief Charlie Marr and Police- Bogard Operated On The Peoples Bank has :metal- Each member is urged to He man, exemplify service lb bete me available out of the new Lenwen and other city officials. man Parker and Brown made the ''‘44 Some 5:30 a.m. temperatures: ed a new nem _ sign en the come and bring a dish. Mem- his potente bcy end ho' selfish budgie. At that time. Greempon indicat- raid with Sheriff Cohen Stubble- Mr. Rty -Bogard, father of Irket Bowling Green 43, Paducah 40, Main Street side of the bank. bers whi bring a guest are ask- desires," Overbey staid. "We must have temporary re- ed he was willing to sell the field. Banks was found to have Teoy B. gard of Murray Jewelry Covington 38, Ilopkinsville 43, The Serge blue and white sign ed to brink two dishes. He teed the Reasians that he lief, but samebody has to Look ctitripa.ny to the city. His price illegal liquor in his possession. underwent ma)ir nursery Thurs- Louisville 40; Lexington 39 and has a elt.cls. on it which vies Group: 8 is in charge of the believed at the Murray Menu- for a permanent volution rather fee the company, which has 2,- After 'posting bond Banks wire day night at the Murray Gen- Phone 1061 London 45. • being corrected yesterday f o r arrangements. Mr;. Sam Adams facturingleemparty had the fin- than just holding dewn t h e 800 customers, is believed to be released to appear before the eral Hospital, His conditien to- Evansville, Ind., 41. the right time. is group leader, est foremen in the industry. mosqinto eawanns," he said. $650,000. City Judge on Apeil 24. day is reported good. -

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LI-DG TIM - MURRAY. KENTUCKY FRIDAY -APRIL 11, 1958 PAGE TWO Malt fRIDAT [HE LEDGER & TIMES W-L-A-C PUBLISH& by LEDGER & • P14,4LiSHING COMPANY, Inc. Consolakadicin of the. Mu ray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The 11M-es-Herald. October 20. 1925, and the West Kentuckian, January TV SCHEDULE Th I, 1942. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBL.SHER SUNDAY. AM -PM 6:30 DuPont Show of „lion:A We recerve the right to reject any. tki:Krei--diTrIC Letters to the Editor, 11:10 Morning Devotion 8:00 High Adventure with in our opinion,..aps• aot for the best 'sr 11 Voice Re:As which, - A. • 11:15 Sacred Heart Program Lowell Thomas ,gte-est of Ola reaCieW . Do 11:30 Church in the Home 900 Gunsmoke FRI1.4ki - APRH 11, 1958 1200 bugs Bunny Par.) s):30 1 1.. ._.ray Galkst t230 Wild gilt Hickok 10:00 Million Dol:ar Moto, ::00 See It Now 11:45 'farget You - 2;30 Public Defender 1:3n Sign Oft 3:00 Family Conference MLLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY 3:30 Face the Nation 4:00 Federal Men REDUCE BIRD ACCIDENTS By LI wilt keep him in perfect peace, 4.30 Twentieth Century Thou . NEW YORK WI- The beawn United- whose tri.rid is stayed on thee. lsa. 26:3. YOO Glen Nicety - Pobtic ..301f Yu Had a Math on • top of t h e Empire State ORLANI next If we live in harmony with the Infinite no O:u0 airildLag will be turned off Washingtor rn4rait.ng birdi And the boys are osing their heads 't-.7Irrr, ran 11.!•rt 630 Bachelor Father Monday to keep Setting us. :U0 Eel Sullivan Show from being cur.fussed. The Au- seem ,doon 6:0083.10 G.E. Sunday Night Theatre dubon Sodety said the build rig American 8-.30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents manage:nen: had agreed to •:. Even tl Is turn off the light AUTHORIZE!) e:00 $64,000 Challenge Lavagetto, IMPROVEMENTS 9:30 What's My Line because wli.n ca.oucts are low. SEA-BEE 5 H.P. he'll only I 03.10 Sunday o.rds crash intopthe "We'll wi New City- Hall and Gas Building '''120,000 News „O:OJ I 311.1ion Lollar Movies HEA1•SEALE0 DELUXE TWIN we did Sewer P.ant Expansion - *126,000 1Z:014 .sign Off t Midnight r admit it, SEAMS now for s Commission with motor gi-ltsnrilng and Zoning AM. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Rugged 2•cynnder outboard The 'only twist grip • Professional -Consultation • 6:40 Merning Devotion with full gear th;ft and _sees in fh full throttle b:4J Speer Family Control. Runs an hour at '40100k is IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED 7:00 Country Junction per tank of gat. Steady trolling power the season • . ,_ 8.00 Captain Kangaroo at 1 1,2 MPH. --capable of do;ng 12 and has '. ow-lal Expans...,n. 8:45 LEIS Negis MPH. Two blode semi•weedless pro- the best Florida spl ..t:•_ -.%:.:ics.'t orbs. 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....ao...... •.••••••••• • APRIL 11, 195S - & — MURRAY. KENTUCKY PAGE THREE fRIDAY — APRIL 11, 1958 LEDGER TIMES Athletics Not The Senators Are Aiming For Bob Friend And Kluszewski To Doomed For Dark High Position e In Pirate Opening Lineup 15th and then while the varsity took its lumps By LEO H. PETERSEN in te first inning way on a from the Cardinals, and came United Press Sports Editor scored all the Clemente - a feat that up wiih a 12-, four- WEST PALM BEACH, Fia. by Bob suiprised even big Klu. hitter against Richmond of the -Everyone agrees that Harry Schedule Of probably Again out with an ail- Internaticnal League. •i( 'Cellar Whitey Ford, Craft is a n'ce guy, and thal ing arm part of last season, Terrifid slugging - as is cus- - he won't finola last-as long as By LEO H. PETERSEN cher Steve Korcheck, first base also went nine innings and the tcanary when the teams are Norm Zauchin, and, second the Wasshingt,in Senators are in Grid Games On New York Yankees thus were playing in short minor league - -insorts Editor the league. - Untted Press baseman Bob Malkmus. able to laugh off a T-3 loss parks - featured four of the Lavagetto rates Korcheck the Placing his Kansas City Ath- ORLANDO, Fla. RS - The -to ther-St: Louis Cardinals. Ford five other Grapefruit Iligegue top of his four , the letics any higher than seventh Washington Senators, who are TV Is Set pitched for the Yankee "B" team games played Wednesday. ads t others being veterans Ed Fitz- in the Arnett:can League, how- *getting used to finishing there, gerald, Clint Courtney and Lou evre, seems far-fetched. seem doomed to wind up in the Berberet. That is Washington's .-Craft, starting his first full cellar again. strongest department, and the season as a major league man- NEW YORK 'IF - The Even their manager, Cookie sched- White Sox Have High Hopes Senators may collect dividends ager, isn't aiming far any posi- Lavagetto, is so pessimistic that ule of college football games from it because several clubs. tion, much less the pennant. he'll only go so far as to say, that the nation's television view- Lieluding some in the National "I'm only hi:ping we Will win will Bob Inks' Ted ithiszewaid "We'll win more games than ers see this fall. complite This Year, But Lack Power League, are after catching help. 70 games, and if we do that I'.11 except for tarries. was Pirates Pirates we did last year." He won't regional Zauchin at First be satisfied. no matter where 1 admit it, but he'd settle right anneunce& today by the NCAA By FRED DOWN Zauchin will be at first base that puts us in the standing," the Dodgers after the third inn- 1 us now for seventh place. and the National Broadcasting By LEO H. PETERSEN situaticn demands. That leaves with the castoff. said. tleited Press Sports Writer ing. The only ray of hope Lavagetto he System. United Press Sports Editor Dixie Howell, Gerald Staley and Rocky Bridges at short. Veteran usual, -the A's have been NBC was awarded the na- Kluszewski tested his ailing sees in ;he Senators' 1958 out- As It's a pretty fair bet today rookie Don Rudolph for r- Eddie Yost is pushing Killebrew one of the mi- at active clubs in tional telecasting -rights for the .back in game-competition for the TAMPA, Fla. (01 -The Chicago ..;: I '. *look is that he plans to start that the Pittsburgh Pirates will duty along with Moore. Although at third base while Herb Flews tracts marts. But than too, fourth straight year by the first time and reported "It felt White Sox feel they can pick the season with five new regulars the have both Bob Friend and Ted Rudolph won eight while losing will take over second if Malkmus, players of NCAA'a Television fine." Kluszewski batted three and has what appears to be they are shirt of ba71 Committee. their opening-day up all the marbles this year 20 with Indianapolis and Louis- 9viri a .291 hitter with Wichita, can't Kluszewski in times. He beat out an infield the best rookie in the major league caliber. While The network then drew up a because of gilt-edged pitching, ville last season, he has looked make it. lineup. Florida spring training camps. their farm .system is starting to gam schedule which was ap- but there are two thingi that so impressive that he is the ._--/-- The Senators' brightest star, Promising Newcomer :show some signs of life, the proved by the committee. These are the two key men KEENELAND STARTS WELL may well keep them from itro only newcomer -on the staff who Roy Sievers, the American The newcomer is Ralph Lu- youngraters they have corning up The program for games on in the Pirates' plans to move First; New York Yankees: sec- La going to stick. • League_ and runs batted LEXINGTON, Ky. til• -Jock- menti, a 6-2 left-hander whom are still a year or more away. regional TV was not announced into the first division for the ond, a decided lack of power. / in king, will be in left field Hartack Except for first base, the White the Senators signed off the Uni- Castoffs and Youngsters today but will be drawn up first time since 1948 and conseq- ey champion Willie No one is more cognizant of L with Jim -Lemon in right if Keeneland Sox infield is set. It will be versity of Massachusetts campus Sa for 1958 the A's will try in each NCAA region by the uently it was a big day for helped get the 11-day the Yankees than White Sox he hitso Clitherwise Neil Chrisley, good sparkplug Nellie Fox at second, late last season. to get along with a bunch of colleges and conferences in that manager Danny Murtaugh Wed- spring meeting off to a manager Al Lopez. In six years who batted .343 at Indianapolis the slick-fielding Luis Aparicio Ilt Sullivan Lumenti was only the -third veteran mai .r league castoffs region. nesday when- they combined their start 'Phu.rsday by accounting as manager of the Cleveland in 1957; Carlos Paula, up from at shi rt. and Billy Goodman, ° player to whom the Senators and promising youngsters. Here is the complete 1958 efforts jp a 6-4 victory over the for three winners, including Indians, he finished second, -to Minneapolis where he hit .288, obtained from the Red Sox, at der's Glove ever paid a bonus - the others In a 13-play4r deal with De- program of college football tele- Los Angeles Dodgers. linmadel in the featured race them five times and beat them Whitey Herzog will be given third. or - up center visian: three - year - old fillies. A pennant. And being third baseman Harmon trait, the A's picked- out seven end for out Once for the Earl_ Torgeson. who-did a fine a shot at the job. Sat, Sept. 20 - Split network; Friend struck double was record- fielder Bill Tuttle. AStinough he went $508.80 daily in his first sea-a5ri- as sliiropW- job last season after being ac- Missouri-Vandgrbilt at Columbia, yielded nine hits as he in the hit only .251 for- the' Tigers last hard- ed, the first double ever of (he White Sax in 1957, he quired Er:2m Detroit, veteran Walt Mo.., and Denver-Oklahoma State the full nine innings. The track. season, Tuttle is regarded as 22 year history of the finished second tgo the Yankees and Ron at Denver. Colo. t')r,wing right-hander, shut out Drop°, rookie Jackson, (ineeiconsf tulthe thbeestitsadefeensive out- again. who hit .310 at Indianapal,is Sat., Sept. 27 - Auburn- Shorts Lopez agrees that the White last year with 21 homers and Sport Tennessee at Birmingham. Ala. Woody Heido one of the many Sox are short on hitting. On 102 .runs batted in. are in the - Sat,-Oct.—a------Califorula- EZZARD CHARLES 'FIT' ex-Yankees an the team, is sl- that one, he sUbScribes to-)ife-hatiTe-TOFIF.T7ITst Washingtbn State at Berkeley, ed for right field, leaving Bob axiom of Casey Stengel: "You Smith Hurts Ankle " CINCINNATI!, Ohio IlF1 -For- Calif. EXHIBITION Cerv and Bob Martyn resting don't need many runs with the The outfield .--ta a question Sat., Oct. 11 - Big Ten game mer world heavyweight cham- it out far let'.. of pitching." mark because of Al Smith. Smith (to be selected later). right kind pion Ezzard Charles, w h o is Wynn , Only two spots in the infield Sat., 18 The acquisition of Early has an ankle injury and hasn't planning a cometack, was poo- Oct. - Regional tele- are cidlinite•-Vic Power at first vision. Results from Cleveland and Ray Moore been in uniform all spring. it-unrest, "fit and in excel:ant Baseball Baltimore give his Thf outfielder who has base and ./bee Mtiostri at Sat., Ott 25 - from should only shape today by Dr. Goes Do- Regional tele- Fhont. Mike lillaxes, a rookie lip vision. . club that "right kind of Pl.ching," *en a 'Stirring tpial-11 '‘,7eteran cowry. Charles, who scaled 194 Graff, Lonez claims. JiM_Riyera. Bubha Phillips, who frees Buffalo. and Wit Sat.. Nov. 1 - Big Ten game pounds, is expected to make his At Niemen, 'Tex. (10 Innings) An Extra Day's 'Rest played third last season, has who hit only -.181 in 58 gt:frnes (to be selected later). By UNITED PRESS start against Buddy Thurs- F. (N) 101 324 001 2-14 14 4 Harmon Killebrew first with the A's last year after be- Sat.. Nov. 8 - S. "Now be able to give been Shifted back to the outfield Tex., on April Regional tele- Denver, Colo. (A)020 043 030- 3-15 16 5 Senators man at Houston, ing called up from Richmond, vision. At Cleve. Billy Pierce, Dick Donovan and nrt could win a regular job St. L. (N) 010 012 022- 8 15 0 Burnside, Crone (6). Grissom rest it. 29. Sat., Nov. 15 - Jim Wilson an extra day's. until'Smith can make Because Regional tele- Chcg. (A) 000 510 100- 7 10 1 Margoneri (9) and Schmidt. Killebrew and outfielder Jerald vision. (8). when they need it," he theorized. of the uncertain ou:field•situa- Mizell, Mabe (5), Clark (71. Lemon. Grant (5), Woodesctuck Pierce, Donovan, and Wynn tion. the White Sox purchased tki• - Schoumaker. Sat., Nov. 22 - Iowa - Notre REDSKINS SIGN TWO V. McDaniel (8), Lovenguth (9) (7). Tomanek (10) and Brown, will form Lopez' 'big three." Don Mueller from the San Fran- Dame at Iowa City, Iowa. Killebrew isn't much of a and Katt. Pierce, Staley lel. (8). Winner - Tomanek. Loser-- Back of • them. as starters are cisco Giants. WASHINGTON ar - Tackle Thurs., Nov. 27 - Texas-Texas glove man, but. the 101 runs Dufitir (9) and M 06S. Winner - Margoneri. Hits Mays 2, Kirk- Wilson, Bob Keegan, who In catching, Chicago has one • Don Glante of Nebraska and A. de M. at Austin, Tex. and he batted in for Chattanooga V. McDaniel. Loser - Dufour. land, Minos°, Vernon. hurled the only no-hitter in . the of the 'best No. 1 men in the end-tackle Jackson Brumfield of Sat., Nov. 29 - Army-Navy s‘k last year while hitting 29 homers, majors last season. league in Sherman Lollar. Earl that he Missisaippi Southern have re- a' Philadelphia. Rock, gives Lavagetto hope At Mesa, Ariz, Kansas City vs. Lttle Lopez also will fit Bill Fischer Battey and Less Moss will be turned signed 1958 contracts to Sat., Dec. 6 - Split network; finally will be able to hit major A. (N) 001 020 000-- 3 11 0 cancefled. rain. in the starting rotation as the behind Lollar. , the WashinOtion Redskins. Glantz Miami - Oregon at Miami. Fla.; L. league pitching. 10(.1 -13x- 7 11 1 Milwaukee vs. Detroit, cancelled, fifth draft choice and Boston College - Chcg (N) 002 GE'LS' The other new regulars in v.:aa, the Skin's Holy Cross grounds. YS' or at Boston. Drysdale, Labine (7), Kipp (8) wet scheme of things are in 1955, while Brumfield signed I ich Lavagetto's I and Roseboro, Walker (8). Hob- Cincinnati vs. Washington, can- on as- a free agent. centerfielder Albie Pearson, cat- S. Taylor (7). celled, wet grounds. it. $3395 1.1 bie and Tappe, Loser - Labine. HRs - Rose- Boston vs. Chattanooga. can- grounds. 1Lti ich New... boro, Banks. celled, rain-wet $3295 Wily Hunter Di 4 thlet'r•. p ' can- Page 1) are the lead.ng second base (Continued From • didates. city council Will also bald its Open 6:15 — Start .... Dusk has been new City Hall Ve:eran Billy Hunter meetings in the TONITE and SATURDAY g ring great guns ths spring ar.d in the Court Room. tataig taa may beat out Ilectrr L per for The largest room on. the sec- spit. In that be the recreation the third base ond floor will THE PISTOL HOT SAGA event, Dopes would be in the rcom far the tire department. Of THE WEST'S MOST SCIENCE 1 running for the second base job. This room runs the entire width WANTED WOMAN! Catching is one department Of the building. There will be a FICTION ("80" WAGON that is set with H a I Smith, flight of stairs dawn to the fire Frank Hruse and Harry Chili truck garages as well is the $3.69 strut' ng the charcs. familiar sliding pole. U eigt-SIC THRILLS! • gartge slut Ccunpetition In Pitching. Sikwing quarters far the fire- men on duly during the night ;.1 across the back of the ri617 ' ON ALL WAX 9- ••-•;244 wlI be se-Cond -nate. r. AND POLISH „.. MEDINA MINING MT. Nii setd this morn'r.g r FOR AUTOS apprehensively JOHN WAYNE AND SOPHIE LOREN watch lot if the weather coratitued ;18'1271111. THE the approach of some Tauregs in the Sahara desert. Scene is to be as gt:ol as it is now, he 27th WIN My PORI WW1 DAV Technicolor-Technirama film, "Legend of the Lost." a was airn .st sure the building from A COLIJIABIA PICTURE United Artists release, which opens. Sunday at the Murray would be rAaly for ocatipancy Drive-In Theatre for a three day run. in appraximately two' months. SUNDAY - MONDAY * 10 RUN MURRAY! ARISIMM11111111111101111111111MMIIIIIIP' FIVE DAY FORECAST

By United Press KENTUCKY - Tem pearl uers for the five-day period, Saturday Vie a average Duke Maas through Wednesday. will Athletics from five to nine degrees below - -... --,-...... "....''''''...... Eight are in campeti- normal. Kentucky normal for Duke 'he period is 56. A little warmer 'AU tit, rifor starting roles. M`aas, anrtrher key player in that Sunday or Monday. Cooler about i r , Rainfall will average 9.95 Detroit -deal, ranks as the Na,• 1 Wednesday. ssl to three-fourths ..r....‘..:•.....h...' roan and two youngsters. Ralph from one-fourth Mon- Terry ar.d Jack Urban. are flab! of an inch. -Shrrevers about I,. htrid day and Wednesday. Frucim Other starting candidates arc vrik sauthipaw Alex Kellner, Wally veteran Virgil Trucks, for the Bernet-IC, Arnie P.att.ocarrero, main bullpen duty. • LO breeze at Cypress Gar- GYM Nod Garver, all hal& ivers, 'and It isn't too bright a pitching SIM IN THE AIR-Absence of any two fetching views of Katy Led- a rookie southpaw, Walter picture, but it's in koi dens, Fla., gives you these f trees, naturally. (International) Craddock.- up from Buffalo. the re.-It of the 1958 ii . belt. Along with cypress 4 'S;1 That leaves Torn Garman 'and the A's. 95 For Opener One Coat CINDRSEAL Banks And 'Ways In Fence Busting Mood John Wayne OF FIBER r next Monday. Cardinals at Washington By TIM. MORIARTY throw in the 10th inning that bitions, the St. Louis White Sox, face Seals Against Dampness United Press Sports Writer enabled • the Cleveland Indians edged the Chicago while Willard Nixon will Sophia Loren winning run I Ernie Banks and Willie Mays, to down the San Francisco Giants 8-7. scoring their Larsen the following day. Covers pitch '•vo of the National League's 15-14. in the ninth on •a wild RossanoRrazzi $590 gal. fence- by rookie pitcher Bill Dufour, nest hitters, were in a .Maya driutred home two runs On other fronts, the Baltimore TECHNIRAMA• rod t the Pittsburgh Pisafes whip- , ousting mood today as they in the, top of the 10th to give and 4.95 City, 10-2. as Bob Orioles placed veteran pitcher Mexico Covers any basement wall, wet or dry— painted aproached the final weekend the Giants a 14-12 lead, but ped TECHNICOLOR* "Legend-4 Friend pitched a two-hit shutout Art Houtteman on the waiver or unpainted -with just one coat. Resists mildew, ! the spring training grind. the Tribe tied the score in the .CAM sem am ems as In the first. six innings: list,* and the Senators recalled the fungus, alkali and lime. Choose from 8 decorator Banks virtually wrapped up bottom of the same inning 19 Ell =CFI HADAVAI Lost games were washed out. Inati., white. Colors never fade. •'.(• pre-season home run clouting bottorn oonf the same inning Five infielder Oswald() Alvarez from WEI in 113 Lam ors colors and Stengel of the le Thursday as he unloaded on a' two-run double by J. W. Manager Casey their Charlotte farm team. Larsen over s 13:h - tops for both leagues Porter. Then Gary Geiger scamp- •-Ynnlet-e•-e-haise Dun COMING WED.-THUR. — "JET PILOT' his opening day Cincinnati Redlegs outfielder 4 in sparking the ered home with the winning Whitey Ford as Y'S grabbl•cl Russ pitcher against the Red Sox. Frank Robinson. hit On the head a 7-3 victory over the Los run when Mays TIDWELL PAINT STORE already has • de- by a pitched ball in an exhibition 'ingeles Dodgers. Nixon's pop fly in short center Mike Higgins It's Drive-In Movie Time Again !I Sullivan as Bos- game -Wednesday. was scheduled ORE Mays hit two homers - his and threw al !the way to the signated Frank 1210 WEST MAIN ST against the Sena- to walk out of Christ Hospital venth and eighth of the spring backstop. ton's pitcher opener today. ;int also contributed a wild In Thursday's only other exhi- tors in the Presidential •

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4-H The Ledger & Times FARM PAGE Farm News and Other Items of Interest to Our Readers in the Rural Areas and Communities of Calloway County

Farm Storage Facility Loans Believe It or No'. Some 2,000,000 Quality Rose Farm Housing Loan .1 .P1 makes Farmers Still Pump and Carry Water, Job SPECIAL! A water per year. cokiwaves. $ Indefinitely By IRA MILLER some 1358 tons. of Announced Extended • Program $12.51 Are figured as neces- $12.50. That's the amount Farm Electrification Bureau sary by operators of some 108 typical $10 ouldwav over 90% of our farms farms who agreed to participate in asier of the COWIWZIVC ra. Department of Age.- have edequa:e storage. And rig::: Wilts well An expanded farm housing a more substantial part The U.S. PROCLAMATION we find that water under a recent 12-month water-use study. for electrified, designed to speed operator's annual cash income. they last. If eulture today extended indef- on the farm is a good place still is a straneer to about About 60T. of the amount went to loan program By The pressure for the construction Borrowers may use loan funds .Shop, 105 N initely the farm storage facility this in most cases." one-half of our rural population. livestock, and 40% was used In spite of the Ground Hog's up farm building JUDGE And, that's not all of the ,build, improve, or repel', ov and mobile dryer loan programs. Today's action in extending the This means that some 2.000.000 farm farm harne. gloomy prediction of a long, and improvement as well as to e Calloway County, Kentucky story. The pumping and carrying job houses or other . essential' apratI Previously, these programs have farm storage loan program is homes are without bathrooms and hard winter, gardeners are get- act as an additional anti-recession feat TO ALL TO WHOM THESE kitchen criks, to say nothing of auto- took exactly 773 hours. ting ready big today by farm buildings, and to provide ilk been authorized on a yearly one f h th USDA for a spring measure wasoannounced aPPeataainante PRESENTS SHALL COME: water for farmstead and house- mabasis and the current one runs is making available tetehelp pro- planting, season - and from Raymond E. Hogue, Farmers WHEREAS, through the ages Mr. Hogue said that HOBBIES through June 30, 1A58. icucers to more readily finance early indic,ations, it looks as, Administratio% county su- hold use. man has been conscious of to financing major closed until Loans under these programs additional needed storaga during though the accent will be on pervisor. in addition the need to give thanks to censtroctioa, the loan funds can are designed to help farmers the commie year. Any farrit-' roses. Now an -owner of a farm in Almighty God „tor His bountiful help meet many other needs throughout the country otioain operator, share tenant. e hare For those who are planning agricultural producton and on The FIX II blessings and for farm home modernization needed farm storage. Under these lanaabrd. or producer partnership on roses for the first time, this which the operator plans to Specealazing WHEREAS, in the spring, when is such as adding bedrooms, utility -- - programs, farmers can borrow is eligible to participate in the a good point to study the produce at least $400, worth of mowers. pee the fields are becoming green rooms, better kitchens, and many - a Large part of the cos: of farm storage facility and equip- garden layout for the best loca- farm commodities for sale or and there is promise of a improvements to the home electric & additional farm storage space ment programs. Application for tion. The site selected should home use may qualify for the other good harvest, prayers and as well as to farm service buildee and dreeng equipment. ' a toan may be matte at the receive plenty of sunshine - at 4 per cent long-term housing processions to the fields are ings. While tenants and _farm, Secretary of Agricul:ure Ezra county Agricultural- Stabilization least four to six hours a day. loan provided that he meets a reminder to -feeble man .o laborers are -not eligible, the CROS Taft Benson recently warned that and toneervation (ASC) office. Further, it should not be located other standard eligibility require- turn with humility and con- owner may borrow to do con- grain storage will be tight in The loan may be made either too close to large trees or shrubs ments. Acnc fidence :o the • Giver of all 2r make improve- sections of the country directly through the county office which tend to draw off nourish- struction work some good; and Formerly, an eligible epplicant year and offered the full or tsrotigh a local bank. Loons ment from' the soil. ments for"tbent' .111,s WHEREA.S, it is a custom of had to own a farm that produced •••• of • the Department of may be obtained on storage for When it comes to the selection The loans do to farm stigaSort old to implore the mercy of in helping uoarS wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley. of the varieties, most gardeners owners who edit to fi- Agricultbre God during Rogation days to :he additional facile' vehich soybeans. grain sorghums. ary prefer to follow the advice , of narace building igi vements or get give to the plants of the field *FARM FACTS* will be- nredeck. In e beans. rice, peanuts, cottonseed, PORTABLE IRRIGATION SYSTEM one of the advantages of having the experts. In the rose world, repairs, but find that adequate an increase; and quality is designated by the green is not available through * cfr)tra Secretary Benson aIlo.iaid. and flaxseed. orator under pressure. One of the greatest changes credit WHEREAS, during this period and white label identifying the banks or other regular credal. 'Farmers themselves have the Farmers in most Statee can taking place in''agriculture- Ls:luring the soil conservation districts rnatic washing maehinest: water heat- To pump and transport 13811 tons plant as rate IT first responsibritaa - In order: to borrow up te 80 per cent of a winner of the All- has been the shift channels. The interest of -.Arnaica a r e sponsoring era and other appliances which de- of water automatically would cost recent years be' in -position to hold their the cost of new s•.orege bins, America Rose Selections award. 4 per cent and loans may be SOIL STEWARDSHIP WEEK pend on running water for their about $12 iNelectric power per year. from general to specialized farm-, grain for orderly marketing. and cribs, or other' apprised struc- argiunents thee* .This honor is given annually amortized over periods up to 33' --Th cooperation with the operation. - We don't know what ing. A few years ago, for in- ae• ato-talee-osideareage___cif_otlw_prienoestaren_:• Th. structurrc =UST._ JTIPP against running water, but we_ to the world's best new varieties - churches; and- What goes 'on In Rural America are stance, the average farmer pro- programs.- must re7taifiremente Tor' storage tender do know some in favor of it. Author,. which are selected on the basis supper'. they that leads back the installation of a duced several things for the mar- Further information may be WHEREAS, the Governor of :he tative statements like these: milk of a two-year test in special the, price-support program. The pressure water system? A study made ket, including, most of the time, obtained by- contacting the FHA Commonwealth o f Kentucky production can increase from 10 to gardens. • lean runs for five years from nudwestern university located throughout .the representative at the local ASC has proclaimed the period be- at a large 15% when clean, fresh water is con- poultry, dairy products and hogs. the date the loan is taken out. the situa ion this way: "It's country. Plants bearing this label office any second or fourth ginning with Rogation Sunday, =83 up stantly available to dairy cows; ems Often his production was hap- GI% en The lean may be repaid in not just a dollars-and-cents decision. 'patens have produced their superiority Thursday between 1:00 and 3:00 Caution are 6.5% water ... so a water hazard-poultry survived mostly alej 11 anti continuing thrown for against -climates and soils of -every -feet annual ine alhneeste with :he -when a farmer decides or pays off in egg production; a water- ai Whir- they pkited--iip around pm.-orethe"FHA office at May- May 18, 1958 as Soil Steward- water; it's a matter of alone is type. Thus, even the amateur first Installment due on the first running pressure system to fight fire the barn; cows got little besides field which is located on the ship Week, whether he psychologically WANTS the cost might be; can produce - roses :hat look Preparin anniversary of the loan. Interest worth whatever like hay, pasture and- nubbin; third floor of the courthouse" On NOW THEREFORE, I Waylon better living that running water plenty of water for garden irrigation poor on storage loans is at the rate the the handiwork of the experts. really and is open from • 8:00 a.m. to Rayburn. judge of he Cuunty him." often increase yields of vege- and with hogs: it was of 4 per cent per year. can give can Gardeners are offered a wide 5:00 p.m., Monday through Fri- Court of Calloway County do little that can be done with tables and fruits by 50% or mores eroot hog or die,". Up to 75 per . cent of the There is choioe of color and the various day. Beds call upon all ciezens of Callo- Those who are "dead set" against And that's only from the production Today if a person wishes to Of Plant delivered and cost • classes suggest a solution to vir- ! assembled running water on their farms. standpoint... There's another -even succeed on the farm he must ..waya County to 'observe the hiving tually every garden- problem. Hy- exclusae of "Taber sests - of They'll stay that way until the indus- more important consideration. A specialize. 1* must either be period of May 11 - May 18 at least as much brid teas are particularly attrac- TON. lie - Tobaero eie keep stored grain try runs out of pump handles or a farm fanely deserves good at his specialty or he will with a substitute inclusive as - family ...that'll tide bt-afion•in Kentucke• new In- proper condition may be bor- bad back causes them to reconsider arthe poorest urban in formal beds; floribundas • SOIL STEWARDSHIP WEEK • go broke. behind rowed under the mobile dryer if it's worthwhile to pump and carry a water system. and grandifloras are fine bedding cen you be sure es two to three weeks and request all persons and Poultry produetien is so-spec- weather loan program. The tenruipenent in- roses but also make attractive because of cold, wet religious organizations to unite ialized that the farmer first says eludes mobile dryere, air cir- hedges and foundation plantings. in March; for that reason. __in an effort during this _period must decide in what phase he ouTE:011. ventrlatur3.- Urines, and- Climbers are generally used to Russell Huh:. Kentucky Agri., to offer supplicatiuns to God will specialize - eggs, for the M • UaYable in cover fences, arbors and walls. _ eititteeisi Extension Service spec- fans- The loan for the promise of a bountiful Are Told market, eggs for the hatchery or Marketing Quotas The long blooming period which iaest, a *betterethan-usuala job three annual , installments. As broilers. He never undertakes harvest and to ask for continu- lasts from spring until late fall of bed-making must be done this lri-ahe east-sr-TM-rage iiuel1ire but one. If the produces broilers ed blessings from our- fertile guarantees a .plentiful supply of year. loan, the, first installment is the minimum capacity should fields; and further urge soil Crop cut flowers. for household use. lo and- Payable 12 months after the For 1949 TW heat sev- He warned: "Dont ruila conservation district supervis- be near 25.000 a year and INSIST ON this spring; wait equipment loan is disbursed and The current holders of the do a poor job ors, to increase their efforts eral of our Kentucky - farmers conditions are, 'right interest is at the, rate of 4 per All-America title include two until suil in offering whole-hearted as- Secretary of Agriculture Ezra able supply is • more than 20 are flew producing over 100,000 and then use care in preparation C.,%1 r floribundas and a hybrid tea. usually GENUINE CAT sistance to the churches 10 Taft Benson today took the foliper cent above the normal sup- annually. Laying flocks beds are as -free Fusilier is a brilliant orange-red. ,REPLACIMINT PARTS to insure that reaching the - greatest number lowing actions on 1959-p ply. The estimated supply for have at. least 1000 hens and run of weeds. If beds fleraeunda which will lend calor as roses:tee of citizens in our -County on wheat: I the 1958-59 marketing year is many times that number. Protect royr iigoorient and your made when the inland is and charm to any garden. Gold are nti this occasion. actually 57.1 per cent above Hog- production is also be- profits air, ginsrin. AT ports is poor, quotas Cup, also a floribunda, is a too wet. arid preparation -Farm Facts I. Prealairned marketing the normal supply. This requires coming specialized. The trend from Whoyne Done at Murray, Ken- rich yellow which will be useful Supplya • we will get weedy beds. poor on the 1939 crap of wheat. This proclamation now is for one farmer to special- - tucky :his the 9:h day 'a marketing quota fur color accents and in -group fa: -., .3:ie proclamaeon of plants, etc. of April, in the year of sixth successi%•e for the 1959-80 marketing year. ize in the production of feeder CATERPILLAR* are fetr points farmers re- plantings. The third member of Here ptoducirig-eows with costly aria/z- our Lord, One thousand wheat marketing quotas is At least two-thirds of the pigs to be marketed at 50 or should remember in Skew of the inc this championship trio is White parlors and modern milking nine hundred and fifty quired by wheat supply that is producers voting in the referen- 60 pounds and other farmer to weather: - Knight, a hybrid tea. Since the ads erse ana cue:ins. equipment. The same eight. 57 per cent above the marketing dum on June 20 must approve "feed out" the finished hogs 1 Use one of two weed- :rend number of good white roses is es seen in the produetion Waylon Rayburn quota level. quotas for the 199 crop if quotas They must each, of course, en- wc5='6 40E con.rol tetee .is. burning beds or of limited and they are much in fruits and vegetables. The ge of Calloway County 2. Proclaimed a national wheat are to remain in effect. deavor to produce a meat type 10c4104 b!awnt, fl demand, White Knight is ex- -nf (11,1/01 r gassing Intim with methyl: bro- e grouer must be a specialist acreage allotment of 55 million Growers who will have more hg because lard is a drag or. .14..../4,1, • &lairs' 1111. pected to enjoy a steadily grow- C11141 ,11 • 'ken • • old eredii node. BeC81.12e of the lateness -or he fails. acres, the. minimum permitted by than 15 acres of wheat. for the market. of :he seas 'r.. it be impractical This ing popularity. (114 .1 trend towards specializie law. harvest 83 grain in 1959 in any As a hobby, rose growing • 0bvto to use cherrecil drenches for'farming could benefit the sms.. 3. Announced State shares of commercial one of the 38 wheat affords maximum pleasure at room weea centroL Ker.tucky farmer. He can sele, Move To Name the national: alletment. States come under the regulation minimum cost. Small wonder that time 2. Pat etacca canvas on beds the enterprise best suited 4. Set June *. 1958 as the of quotas and will be eligible obv,o immediate:v If :he the :rend in the garden world FRIENDLY after seeding. his land, ras market and to hi, date for a referShdum to deter- to vote in the referendum. Any (MR. cred,1 should hot in 1958 is definitely toward roses. weather turn and personal ekes and dislikes. ar.a lose ationa mine producer approval or dis- producers who signed applica- "A A comprehensive booklet on SAYS dry, the soil would dry -up and produce as efflcierely as farm,.: approval of quotas. and tions under the feed wheat pro- rose selection and care may be germane:eh of tab., t: c seed in any other areas. It used a 5. Announced a 31-State com- th rot visions permitting them to grow obtained by sending your name Let us help pay -ted be greatly reduced wehout ba "hat livesteck enterpnses wen mercial and a 10-Slate non- Then Flower Gains wheat for use as feed on the and address together with a self- Those bills post due- "ht. camas. Water beds imme- confined closely to the areas commercial wheat producing area to it farm for 1958'n-ill not be e:igible stamped envelope to dia•.e:y after seeding. where the feed was produced. for 1959. addressed: Get money quickly mm to vote in the -referendum on All - America Rose Selections, Th r3. Dens areund the bed thor- Now, the feea is shipped .to The recent introduction of a 6. Announced that the min- And confidential too. quotas for the 1959 crop. Room 3008, 45 Rockefeller Plaza, the (Autrey. to protect against any the areag where the farmers are Congress to name the imum national average support bill in Wheat producers will be in- and ' _ Surface overfees' water. The di- most specialized. Thus, has New York 20, N.Y. LOANS TO ;300 a broiler rose our national flower price to; 1959 production will formed of the acreage allotments est. seases wildfire and anthracnese or egg preducer i the'.mountaalts stimulated the interest of Amer- be determined before the wheat for :heir farms in advance of w ins/ are spread by surface waters can pr ,due jus' as cheaply as icans from' Maine to California referendum On the basis of the the June 20 wheat quota refer- rn 'sir running beds living in the corn belt if and the response to date has Latest available supply inforrna- .3!! 4. This ,• SECOND THINGS FIRST year's peing seaeon he has the abeey and capital been overenelmingly in fgvor of lion. . - mnt. ucky's share of the 1959 ron ciafficulees p• in; up :he great to do the jab efficiently. Its adoption. • If marketing quotas are ap- :4;n11Kdeut'heat acreage allotment is 216.- BEND, Ind. RR - adeanage, ef fell bed preparation With the corning of tee (ow- - Accenting to All-America Rose proved by grewers, the nee Anal sptrril U24 acres tempered Ai)- 55.0^ t1,0 Inurier warned that • - -ler- eets- -aueurrit -- tern snit cermet,e-nee- placer greerrannees develop- Selections, an association of the average support price n de thiirs national wheat acreage. particularly di- tins and wefeN r are favorable ed by the University if Kentucky country's leading growers and to eligible producers in the Com- in senile cases, 204 S. 4th Phone 1180 vorce cases, second things come far bed prepeta_e.n - Which new opportunities are opened Introducers, there are some 45.- mercial -area will be not less `....11M1••!.10. 1•••••••• divorce I'.. meens an adverse spring has no ,for the small farmer who applies 1/00,000 ruse gardeners in the than the. minimum suppor to CONTEST FOR "HAMS" Piret.°A onirt spiked Ins particular effect on fall-prepared himself tr., .the production of shuuld LONDON ar - Moscow Radio request in grenineks he shisild United States so :he bill be announced later. Indivolual 1..eat beds. hush otiglity winter vegetables. not lack fur popular support. farm marketing quotas will, be announced a contest for amateur have had hie second marriage aside before reapplying for Normally. p:ant bees seeded SO it seems that specialized Rep. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania the normal production .or the radio operators -open to "hams" set in 11 by the end, of the -ant week farneing in the production of who introduced the measure ex- actual production, whichever is in several countries, ineluding the divorce from his first wife, who in Afire - if preperly managed eggs. br Alen, feeder pigs or pects his mail to take a sharp larger, from -the farm acreage United States. had his first die-erre set asele. FARMERS -Hopu Owners who previde plane: ready for greenhouse vegetables offer a turn upward as garden clubs, allotment. lii the fold ore or before June 1., real opportunity for arkbtional rose societies, women's organiza- Growers in the commercial me tions and jathers rally Wein& -the -area-who stay- • within- eheie war "ational Flower Bal. vnients will be eligible 'for priae LET US • t Mia-Seritt Peanaed oat- That who exceed their croweis we. the :he United States is only supper on their entire 'prciduc- A Murray Livestock Co. majpr nesion of the World-. which ferin acreage allotments will be he'd has • no national floral emblem, lubject to .marketing quota SPRAY and although each of Inc ,forty-eight If (I) they have Wife - MARKET penalties.. VOL REPORT tales officially recognizes its own than 15 acres of wheat for bar- tons YOUR HOME,BARN or :avorite floeser. He also cited vest or 12/ they non have lint signed BUSINESS HOUSE Sales Each Tuesday at 2:00 .•11 opinion poll taken by the applications for exemptent under V l• O'clock show- erganization whica _'he feed wheat provision per- • EXCELLENT WORK ect that 19 of every aft Americansmilting 30 scret. or less t•o be Aft, • COMPLETE JOB April 8, 1958 erefer the rose • to -any other used exclusively ,for ksed on the ere :Amer. Four states including Ni w farm. TOTAL HEAD 571 ins York, South Dakota. Georgia and Marketing quota penalties will Metal Roofs Sprayed With Asphalt Base Is' tiara. and the District Of Column- hi- at 45. per cent of the parity Good Quality Fat Steers .. int, $22.00-29.40 out honor the ruse as teleir rate eer bushel (parity as of Aluminum Paint Med. Quality Butcher ,Cattle .. 18.00-21.00 omblern. May I. 1,59) on "excess" wheat Baby Beeves 20.00-26.50 Roses are grown in every preduction. THIS WORK GUARANTEED the Fat Cows, Beef Type 16.00-18.00 state in the Union and trimmer- If • marks ling quotas are ,diee Canners and Cutters 10.00-15.00 cially this •ceuntry is' nelie%ed aepreved, there will be ne re- SURPLUS WORK CLOTHES be the world's leading produc- stre• ions on wheat fnarketings. Bulls 15.00-20.90 For Farmers, Fishermen, Welders, Body Men er of noses. There are . between . ;sutler allotments will remain White, Khaki, Green, 3151 VEALS - e,090. and 6,001/ known rose :it et-reat as a condition of eligi- In Blue ALL POPULAR SIZES Fancy Veils 29.00 earieties. some of which base teli•yedor price supaott at the of. the No. 1 Veals 27.00 sit-en handed down from Sli per • cent of , parity '(ills of or rose fanciers of long ago. July 1, 1959) rate required by No. 2 Veals 24.10 The scientific approach to rese! liev when quotas are disapprov- -Quadruplet lambs produced by (Wry, Throwouts 6.50-22.20 eulture actually. began with 'he ed. QUADRUPLE? LAMBS 11 her pet ewe, are displayed by Kay Eiguren In Jordan Val- GLINDEL Josephine of REAVES Empress France The Secretary of Agriculture tIOGS - ley, near Home, Id. The larnbs, all bucks, are named Eeny. OS) whip teellected all the knwe'n ..•edo by legislation 'o pro- Lynn Grove Highway, Phone 184-We 180 to 240 pounds 20.75 Ms-cry. Miny and Moe. The ewe was a triplet. ghe had twins varieties of the time in her; cle ira'arketing quotas for the twice Were this batch. (International) • ramous gardens at Malmaisen Lee. Ilea: crop when thc avail- •

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LAC.1-; l-ra A to U..•A ‘1.11Aa_n, - Asa FRIDAY - APRIL 1 1, 1958 •••AiNIENINIM 41carlip. A pledoing of at oe ken Reynolds 4J•111 Anna Faye Taylor QUICKIES by any' part of either partners target in the partrsersh:p assets all be considered -an absolute STATE OF KENTUCKY )

111 4.41:1 transfer for the purposes of this ) SCT provision and prohibited. The COUNTY OF CALLOWAY ) partnerehep may aiso be ternks johe "'em Taylor, Tommye D. /3401". niated at any time in any man- Taylor and Anna Faye Taylor, in Chapter 362 of sworn, de-1 kokt-'4", - • ner provided each being first duly the Kentucky Revised Statute, .pose and say: words gag - do pee word for throe ray& Clasalflod acts are payable In advance. Is per word for one day, minimum et 17 for VI That they have formed a limi- The limited partner shall con- ted partnership and have execut- tribute the sum of. 415,000.00 to ed the foregoing Certificate of Hendon's Ser. Sta. on Walnut CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED QUICK, 1 SE. Case tractor and the partnership, w11lh contri- which they have read and .which NOTICE So Phone 82. Clyde Hendon, cultivator, 1951 model only $695 PARTNERSHIP and Loan Trc bution shall consist of: correctly embodies the terms 1 operator. fOr both; one 1953 Ford tractor 1. Net assets of John Tom Tay- provisions of such partnership. •-•- and plow, disc and cultivator; of this date as a partner in SPECIAL! After Easter sale on SINGER Sewing Machine Sales. The undersigned, being desir- as one 600 Ford tractor and one "Truck Equipment Sales" now a cokiwaves. $15.00 coldwave now Service on all makes. Phone ous of forming a limited partner- John Tom Taylor Dunced 420 .Testin Deer 5 speed live general partnertsttp, witch Ia colchvave now $10. Leon Hall, 934-3 before 8:04) or shine -under the provisions of $12.50. $12.50 take-ofd plow, disc and Al2C power Ch5pter 362 of the Kentucky hereuy dissolved. Tommye D. Tay,* $10 ouldevave DOW $8.50. $8.50 atter 4:00. ft. cultivator; one Jan Deer 42 Revised Statute, do hereby make 2. The balance in cash. >stareial Part of the ooldnvave now $5.00, as long as elevater, one W,ede Brother's VII Anna Faye Taylor income. last. Kut 'N Kurt Beauty Mattresses itetault lute new. and sign the following Certifi- nnual cash they corn picker, two years old; one The general partners shall loan funds 105 N. 4th Street. Eulala West Ky. Mattress Mfg. 0o., cate for that purpose: may use .Shop, Ford mower. See at Charlie's contribute the sum of $15,000.00 improve, or repay, Jean, owner. Mildred Cana- Paducah, Ky. Murray represen- acknowledged ni Market, Bartow, Ky, Ph. 44813. The name of the partnership to the partnership, which con- Subscribed and s or other . essential' *, operator. Phone 1186 for tative Tabers Upholstery Shop, Taylor, Tommye Al2P shall be the "Truck Equipment tribution shall consist of $7,500.- by John Tom and to provide ont. 1TC 101 N. 3rd. Phone 549 'ITC ings. appeinern 00 as follows: D. Taylor before me this the house- Sales." !armstead and 2-ROOM CABIN at Hamlin, Ky. assets of each of the 21st day of March. 1958, in Cal- HOBBIES Beauty Shop will be --"7" I. Net Mr. Hogue said that Cocnpeetely furnostted. Lights & as of this date loway County, Kentucky, elkeed until Mondey, April 21. The character of,, the business general partners to financing major r FOR SALE gas. Good access to lake. W. M. a Al2C to be transacted by the partner- in "Truck Equipment Sales" „ the loan funds can Hawkins, Rt. 2, Mayfield, Ky. ship shall be the selling and general partnership hereby dis- Rebert 0. Miller many other needs Pick-Up truck Phone 2418. Al2P The FIX IT SHOP, now open. 55 CHEVROLET trading of trucks 'end buses, new solved. NOTARY PUBLIC, Calloway home modernization stgoals Spec:al:ongs in repairing town one owner, heater, turn and used, and the supplying of ur. e. Kentucky My comm. bog bedrooms, utility -- and 2. The balance in cash. mowers, power .,aw. and met:irs, Lanapidns Motor Sales, 3rd 1 DE. CASE tractor with 3 bot- parts and equipment associated expires. April 19, 1959 er kitchens, and many Al2C VIII elec.ric & gas ant:I:oleos. Back Mope, Phone 519. tom ploy and 7 foot disc. All in to trucks and- buses. copy, >vements to the home The contributions of the part- , A treie-".'.attested gt,od conehttun. Priced very III 3 page 346 to farm service builde1 ners mentioned herein shall See M .ci ek 41, cheap. Call Shanon Ellis, 21914 e tenants and .farm Purrir The location of the principle the fi'ine of this l'ho: 'he 27'h day of March 1958 the Ledger Answwr to Yesterday'. Atte be made upon Hool -... If you're the plumber in the _AD# PUZZLE or 546. place of business shall be in the R. B. Fattorson, aerle "Yoe re -not eligible, CROGSVV Certificate with the Clerk. - I'm in here in the bathtub!" burrow to do con- City of Murray, Calloway Coen- BY Dewey Rasslale, DE. Want Ads I ACROSS • I. 1[111111.• Siircp IX ork yr make improve- l'ortien LIKE NEW low - calottei ty, Kentucky. at.„.303 South 4th The total contributions of the 4 itinund /aim?. kit.••• burning heater. Sell for $30.00. Street. Additional branches or and limited partner . 6- 43 Weeps _ general GLAMOROU1 e to farm If, HT( III lea 45 ier See at 1613 W. Stain St. Mrs. places of busiLess may from time shall always be at least $20,000.- FLORIDA'S IS oeer. kortrkit A11C time to time be opened by the NOW! edit to fi- 14- ending! 46- Alirr,,iitIng Menate Donate 00. 100% AIR CONDITIONED rtirri ift and ENJOY THE ling id vements or - 15- lintrilled partnership for the conduct 47-1:- hrIn.41 of its t find that adequate :IS- "Stiorilative 49 for expansion business. ending (ellormin FOR RENT The business and affairs of the FLORIDA tot available through ieni 611-- Instant IV 241 - 1 I. par:ners are to be managed aliti other regular creeit 21-Resert com- 12- . P10%1 wrier., 52-Wiped out The partnership shall be conducted by the general -part- VACATION The interest rate fr , i:ristkx 2- ROOM Furnished apartmert, posed et three partners, two ners. YOU'VE t and loans may be *6--. titer In WiIèi 55- Ni.irrIed again downstairs. Private entrance, general .part ners, Tommye D. XI BUT over periods up to 33, 25-141sh DOWN available latile Can be seen by WANTED Taylor and Anna Faye Taylor, general partners shall keep appoent 508 N: &h or call The COULDN'T 1-Huottna flog ralent. residing on Meerlowo lane. Drive, of account 4,-Slava -- Al2C full and toiled books AFFORD information may be 11-Inlet 2- Prei•nillion 5 IA 41a• on 914-W. Murray Calloway County, Ken- office of the 3-1'nit of 6 tiloas) SatIric at the principle y- contacting the FHA Slam. . tucky, and a linitted partner, book shall r- 3S- I niqout elm vier 7 -War Sint pertnersitip, which lye at the local ASC -11-utiel. 1-140909 clump John Turn Taylor, residing on financial tin asseto cos 9-trriwter'• apartment, apid all second or fourth 7 9 3-ROOM Uerfurniehed Route 4, Murray, Calloway Coun- In taut or• relsAing to the partnersehip. SARASOTA, FLORIDA Mortei hot and mild water.. Available aetween 1:00 and 3:041 10- ty, Kentucky. • The limited partner shall have May.4.-414._N- 5c11-_111-the e"FHA office at May- fus•ilt Ttiing t axe:T.slit- such 'Woks at oil tones. V h is located on the 13 Apostle AI2C aleso MII n 7.-, • The general partners Abell r of the courthouse, 16 1 ie‘oured The partnership shall begin prepare, or have prepared, an- WONDERFUL DAYS en from • 8:00 a.m. to 19 Shtkidi-r 7- Mel. 44 business when this statement is nual financial and operating FREE - HAVE TOOLS, Will Rent. Wax- Monday through Fri 2$ letouling Office of the Clerk and such other state- 21,3- 0,••••• t.es ers, orb.tal sanders, vacuums; filed in the statements, 26 Atotoptii of the Calloway County Court ments as either ;hey or the limi- EXCITING • lawn reilers. Starks Harchsare, ROMANTIC NIGHTS 41r:111. and publication, of this statement ted partner shall deem desirable. 6 r1--4;14.4•••44wkwn 12th and Perlar. Phone 1142: law- and such statements EXTRAS 32 giveelle TIC is made' according to Copies cf all h a substitute 32 7:e1411res partners. .i Ill'eutlft 4 shall -continue until terminated shall be available to all ▪ - we you be sure '2 • 2*.esaw as provided by iaw. Notwith- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, • Beach Cabanas / sn SLIMICR-FALL RATES 34 oo 131 FURNISHED A.. 3 mains and the provisions of the have here unto set our hands and -17- -liaflf 37 It telle•A standing at Sorosoto Beach Per Person, Double Occuponcy. 15 In %menu. bath, e en trance, adults. peaceedir.g paragraph, the part- seals this 21st day of March, 2 -r-to43 014111.1eviv• atter April 16 thru December 1). 42 -9,4e.v.o. Ad Alf-et 706 OkIr. Phone 131-W nerotop er•.1.11 atiaLlmatkally ter- 195& • Horn's Con or -F,:,5,,47 1 4;0 4 Pee Mow 5:00 p.m. - A13P m.rsate wen the death of either :- 41 1V1414. re4 Yesterday 4: no-warn evil of the partners or up el any John Tom Taylor SPECIALS 44 'of all or part that's YOUR 1512 -ri • absolute tonne:ter !prine, Summer • Hotel Swimming Dancing and romancing - ,I'asuoi roe , SI FURNISHF.D APT., electoc heat, intereet in the Tommy. D. Taylor of Its or her t I t anl Fall 428 Pool vocation at the celebrity- _ 53 iiiii wont private bath St entrance. Water Millionaire's • , Cecit.to;ls INSIST ON Awrrizlhed. Ph. 1057-W. A14P • Yocht.ng cruse filled New Terrace Hotel' So don't wait SELL IT - WE SERVICE IT thru Flan& Kes for reservations! 'VINE CAT IF WE another minute .ACEMIENT PARTS r AR 41 YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT OR WRITE 'Cyr esi, pment and your SEE • tr. Jer.,.,:tus_ CAT ports BILBREY'S iuyne Supply. TERRACE HOTEL rtrakii7t ,c1-771.'')-1117,147 NEW neKetk=h RIngling 6 4111 Best Price P. 0. Box 171O - Sarasota, Florida - Tel. ERPILLAR* 4'11fIMAM WWI Ifiv WILLIAM FULLER Best Quality * k-- •••••••=o0. 11••••••••• , mm•IdAN. 1,••• Co by Erni* Bushmaller I I.car to rii but t 'Lippe° riIrn Alfredo and I would he hat-tak NANCY I bum! dinner on the . '''•1 1.. - thing across the lace. "Now, you WONDER tatty wawa ii.saaals it you atiould bring Menu nets SEEMS I 1 rooni''' r-ti ...at siud in- You Knew I was going to we I that SHE t,u_ &WNW a Stninis• Crites past as tha guard is in- the reek -lbewswile (lid I credulously Chen le smiled fl Juan Morris the night she was HAS FOND OF WHY the nouse naving rue supper- AUNT FRITZI EXTRA .aenion. The most murderem didn't you? And you of Lear looked as it he were go- p15cc lU bet that's one were the only one who knew it! BEEN SO NICE ME TODAY obvious ing to be IL 1 orought them $600 room Iney nayen't 311ent much You killed ner, Lear!" DAY tack for you! You neara the TO ME ALL just tor That reason'. Too "Not No!" EXEMPTION time on shot! Dolan overpowered me and 1 didn't give Forbes. "With me behind tars sweating obv.ous: was trying to get the gun I tried out a murder rap vou wouldn't credo! kill nim tot you: The shot now There's a patio', have to worry about my nelping tr -All right. went Add. entrance. Well go Marta get the money, either. ana a eide I couldn't keep my mouth shut. there. You Dolan first Isn't that right, Lear!" through mind. I was neutral enough an this It the guard nappens "No! You're out of your Then Marta argument, but I was a prime suus- an us take care of I didn't kill ner!" Ii' aturable pet in a murder I didn't commit. the money" Marta s VOICP Was low, tense: turn. You get And no matter what might nap- wits_ through "Brad, somebody's coming" The wind nowling to me I didn't want it to our heads 1 ran to Marta and snatched Pen the •hlrn !roods over happen with a burn rap like this mid started in earn- the rifle from her. I backed and :he rain one flanging over my head And trom the against the wall beside the door. est. We were protected thought I saw a way to get out drops by the With m y free arm I foresee I --.4-2747Ar/AF sting st the hurtling from under it soak.ng wet hack 'menet the wall be- pm. is Mil we were Marta's "He's planned to cross you for weania..tVe wateheo the guard I anie me. I was between her and In sonic time. Flamm" 1 said "Ask the of the porch I door. run theft!, the him about the boat he's got hid- by Raeburn Van Bullets Vt'is uhro v'en eteek nis "eaten I heard the guard--I supposed den tip a stream in the nilla• The ABBIE an' SLATS and went iiito the It was the guard- fumbling ner- t,nen e tuaned boat tie planned to use for a get- - . vously with the knob on the other FRANKLY, WAS SCAAEWHAT ifititnar ' away It he wasn't ,rible to ay out We took nff at a fast walk.-1 side of the door I eianced quick- ' TAKEN Ai3ACK NYSF.LF - slow- of here with the loot" SURE Ilienut4s ,ater we were -apposate ly at Leer lie was harking FLOWERS: YOU BUT IT DISTINCTLY SAYS , iy into the shadows at the fat 'MY Lear"" te4* "Your YOU GOT THE RIGHT SCRAF'PLE tte trpen-sided Patio boat! at's how I knew where "ID SLATS it. I of the living room. . BUSTER ? ane I started across err' find you I crieght a glimpse ROOM, door erealced slightly open: to Lear snapped a Light switch and t • The from the air when I was saline slowly inward, to- of it a -cedin'lamp ..vent on. We were then back and forth yesterday the living room Marta and flying in tn. leg hvirtg room. ward morning!" He appealed to Ramet I were behind It. The muzzle, then "Get the money. Marta." Lear "Not my boat! fits boat" the barrel of a rifle appeared. Owners wteseered. "Hurry" A voice came from the door- nardia. arms, then head, Marta shot a nurztql elance at Then behind us. A tense voice. A and finally the torso of way me (ten she starte4 slowly to- shoulders as tight as a steel spring. I jammed the muzzle voice ...... tee atiedoses at the far end the guard "Not your boat. Tom. Not Ms Into his back al the room. of the 30, lin My boat!" T US the gun. amigo." I said boat. etancee at 'Lear. He was "Time the corner of my _eye rIfle clattered to the floor From two-seer. Marta. The Alfredo whirl and start to "Look for the money, Marta!" saw After he'd turned on the light level the automaUc he'd been !hooted. "Hurry!" he?' minVen I teW feet forward r holding loosely In his hand. From • six Marta." a voice behind RAY and now le stood eve or "Yes. the-doorway came the deafening me. In the doorway said. "By all yarets. to my lett. The rifle hung clatter of a short berst of Thomp- in nis right hand, the means do," Al- OME,BARN or loosely son submachine run fire. He voice was Ramer. rruzzle pointed at the floor The fredo's body twitched as each of 'ESS HOUSE He was "I can only repeat yotir orders, ZaPP v -till watching Mesta. the entering rounds struck his LIL' ABNER S =Rune leek I'd heen patient. Dolan." tie continued. "Drop the to the Boor. As ,,ENT WORK body. He slumped Ahd now finally it was my turn' gun. &mien" turned to look at the man In THEY OUGHT TO LLA,L oLe deep 30 alfpned from my I DEAR UNITED MOTHERS OF ETE JOB I twat-eft myself I took a The no- doorway I caught a passing crashed to the the I AGREE THAT STUFF 10 US JACK G. breath I lunged far him, swing- h fingers and of Marta'. dead-white ARE A.MEIRIC:A.PT- HEARTIL`i glimpse OLDER AND WISER ALLUS tN THAR, ins a eight honk from half Wa v floor. She stared, as If with some WITH'YOU THAT '09(../INIG PEOPLE Manila' tare. Asphalt Base be the floor. I felt my fist crash -Get the guns. fascination, at the man in VOTERS FOLKS--- oopstf- FIG;ITN' Ecli A gathered up the deadly TODAY THINK TOO MUCH OF into nts uaw He spun around and The fat man doorway. OUTSIDE Y!- BET fER. the NECKING AND ROMANCE!! STRIKE THAT!! steer in a neap to the floor. rifles. He giggled. "Anybody else!" may ell relax." Ramez WORLD!! But le was tougher than I'd "You I completed my turn. He was "Lear! Come closer, come 1NTEED thought The blow tuidn't larrcd said. tall man, falr-haired. He wore the shadows where we can Seri lnne from that rifle fie was not of flyer's coveralls, wet. dirt y, • •tn• tht muzzle around and see you. There. That's better his wide blue eves„ .0THES some stained. In seas Mairle the glum& Manuel, Alfredo Keep your 11"Zer there was the glitter of madness rs, think everyone knows Body Men I dove for him. As my right ready. I -or near madness. Even before game is otter, eut keep Blue rienclAtruck the barrel of the gun that the spoke again 1 knew who he rends, lure In case" he ES he eitiled the trigger and the roar the guns slowly and looker at Was or- the iseptoding powder echoed torned "Tye come for my money," He was shriirritina not of a in me nalrli. him. Jack Forbes shid. I 'retched the gun from his dripping slicker He tossed it an and skidded It across the a chair and Irorned a revolver mend "Ile mei mad. There ii is no toward Marta "Take the Into his *Most motet. • dmibt about it 'I returned to MIES ••o••• I shouted. "The guard' "Now." flame? said 'This Is a die!' he screamed at us." The "J 'I through that door, very Interesting situation We come %tory continue% tomorrow is 1th ro•-••-•',Iy Don't ahbot him finless have here. fear Strange that you Its neat-to-last spine chilling yp., e to! Get his run!" shoold bring Marta and Dolan. chapter.. i„ I reached over and yanked her, when you knew that Manuel. •

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iF PAGE SIX LEDGER & TIME'S — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY — APRIL 11, 19% • +al de-red all ef his people to cast tuna-lily, the Egypaane refuaed to Iwo the Mile River any Hebrew obey such an inhuman • mandate. SUNDA Y SCHOOL male children or settee - birth Even the most debased 'rebel' Weddings Lemke they peasessed knowledge. For- at murder ere tang. WOMEN'S PAGE . LESSON First Choa4mi NA Activities By Ten Years Ago Today Lochie Landolt, Editor Teloplaone 1685 Dr. H. C. Chile* Ledger & Times File Loc Funeral services for Roscoe Robertson, 64, will be Murray StarChapter Tea Honoring Bride held at 3:00 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the chapel Meets In Masonic SOCIAL CALENDAR Elect Edna Thurman GOD'S PEOPLE IN BONDAGE peiple from the world and 3f the J. H. Churchill Funeral Home. vet,. Today we begin a sertes of drew them chaser to Goa. He He is survived by two daughters and two sons. Loca: Hall Recently Iesseens • Given at Club House from the book at Exo- intended to glorify His name Mrs. Catherene Whitenell Rice_ of Princeton, Ky., A tea h•r. 'ring hnes Elr.a dus. which reveal the mighty ihnicasta them, and the very 4 '-'34111.77.17 S ar chaptir N e 433 Friday, April 11' WSCS will meet in formerly of Murray, passed away this mornintc. Bel! Merman was given tat she hand of G7d at work in behalf nerd-taps they endured OFS mei Tueeetay .ev •- The Nadh Murray Hamennaa- •scial hail el the church at She is the daughter of the late L. C. Whitnell and Wsman's 'rub H.use by Mrs. of His pecple. became :he channels throus United 730 th the Maamic Hall. Mesa ars will meet in the home of _!.3t) in the atterneon. • -1.- --Site was- also the of John Whit • • • • Bob Overtsey, Misses Patsy I. The Prosperity. wtech His great bleasings r ch- sister - Mary realise %.- a. a ay I' Mrs.- fa J. H..ffinen at 10:30 in Exodus 1:7. !tell and Mrs. John Farmer. mina Moody, Janice Rioteardean a to d God often leads His children ed them. Gad often uses the tires matr n a . a- '— Twt —• m ethodL A WSCS Circle IIT * • • •• • Judy Barnatt. Miss Thurm.an. along difficult path; in ceder of aft:iota:a to purify His peo- Rev. Braxton B. Sawyer, pastor of the First Baptle 'Mush w r hy patrare presided. met' in the home of Mrs. to datiglater of Mr. and Mrs. Ruble accemplith His purpose with ple and to prepare them for the Church, Murray, left yesterday to conduct a revival The flag was preserised and Saturday. April 12 a Wilson at 2:30 in the after- Thurman, is the bride-elect them. When the chilleren feifilsnera el His purposes. meeting in-Birmingham, Ala. -he aneia artae was even, mi. I Thee•Oaptain Wendell 0 u r n • n. Mrs. J. E. James will be f ef Is- minote..s f meet_ I chapter of the DAR will men 77 .:tsw. MT. Bal Bailey Wiggins. sea of rael went dawn into Egypt to III. The P ation. Exodus He and his family will move to Fort Smith, Ark., Club pee -vs -re •. • • of Mrs. Clarenee Wiggins and obtain bread during the famine. 115-22. May 5. ire were -read aria apprwed. at 2.10 in the afternoon in of P. Welisano .r. •The Music Department of the the late Mr. Wiggins. preepects were noa at all braght Having failed in his attempt to The freshman and sophomore room-mothers were Inialtatiteres were read f r • m .ntn'e Mr"' Mrs. J. _ Paris, .Tenn. Murray Woman's C:ub will meet Girls sent preceeding t h e for them. Jcseph, his wife, and. weaken the children of Israel hostesses Wednesday afternoon approximately Wing, Paducah arel lase. a when of Murray •• • at 7:30 in the evening at the party were din:allayed on a km; their two SOTTS were already due to Gad's iaterventian,aPtia- chapters to attend a ?..ightY tnenibers of ,the PT-A held their regular mnnthly ceived the The Waxlinan Circle Juniors'club h.:use The program will dining ta bl e. Receiving the there. Sixty-aix othete made raah realized nisi he most alien- trienanept. meeting at the Murray High School. Mr. W. B. Moser, Thursday, I chapter was will meet at 120 in the after- ' be "Music We Live With." Hos- guestswere Miss Maaelly, the the journey trim Canaan to don his purpose or devise some 'rho nresided in the absence of the President, Mrs. E. C. Department 7cF5ES- watInbe'ilesdames N. B. h -naive, Mrs. Wiggins and Mrs. Eseipt, It is quite probable that ather.meth,d. 'Viewing wieh sus- usua! farni feltewar.g a business ! 12°4)n 'a the WOW Hall' Parker. 4tre Werner • * • • Eats, Ghndel Rea_vos, W. S. Thurman. Miss Nancy Wilbugh--- a Large number of servants 4C- picion the presence of this in- _ meedig. Pn• tem afficers sere-a °anis spring April Swann, Vernon Shown, by presided at the guest register. cempanied them. creaang group of f:reigners in :rig were Meedames Ru:h Waal Monday, 14 B i I 1 Lexington'. The S.genia Department of the Furgerean, Messer Lillian .Tate Miss Thurman was attired in their midst, the determined and Earnee Madred Halland, arnita Prior to the:it arrival and in - - Wernan's a lavender palatted tenacieus king decided to pre- Kt hn. Mtarraa C:ub meet and Maltaa-n Lamb,. ocean dress oempliance with God's will. it N3 ::e ard Geeree • • • vent their future mishipacation th•e club hsuse at 7:30 in the • faehaaned with a printed cum- was arranged by Joseph that W:alamsd. • by a-augural:rag the practice of SCOTT DRUG CO. The Tani-gram %salt be The Dorcas Class of the First berburai and jacket. She wore they should kocate in the ' The next regtnar meeialigeacen • evemng• meet intanciode Beale a exhibit and checussion of con- Baptise Church will meet at :he a corsage of pink carnations. of on a large snale. He be laradaY, April 22 at 7:30 in fal'am131-e and fruitful secd'in therefore cemmanded the mad- temperary art even by 't h e Murray Electric Building at 6:30 ash heathers acre white carna- the country. After they settled "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" tras eseaang.. wives; 3 aterided the Hebrew • • •. • _ ;Murray S:ate Art department..:n the evening. A M ether - tion coranges, a left af t h e in G.311en. God richly blessed worran in their canfineencres to To II Hostas:sea will be Mesitarn Daughter pat luck chnner will homtelsses. them and they pr npered great- Corner at 4th & Main Phone 433 murder all of ,he male babies be served. If :.:-.114;.hg mather Punch and cake were served Iv. The secrer-cf anesperity far .1/rs. Leriiy EldritPe "an'' aust as adan. as they were barn. a Max Ca.*P kerandskszaas' Kerlicirec"hc'' .cr guesits being an extra dish. the guests from a table ea, •13. neori.e is the bteesing cf God .has was finnan another attempt Is Hostess To Meet, • • • • Clall number of guests in to laid well an ivory and metalic upon them. One of the most no- Tobao A Seen to armart the promise of The -Euzeleana Caass cf t h e Phone 1610. etath. Centering the table was a ticeable things ateout them was Paris Road Club Gaanteneeerting the Seed of the Fassi Baoiat C!hurch will mo../ citspenerheir--pheneenestal- werean ), has_ `, in ale Ineme of Mrs. Blib Mc- Cowers. Similar ?feral arrange- poptaatian. Gad was with them, The Walla of the First Baptist Thee id titan who served as 10.3tf.riaThengTryay.deaeNtiel g so a m„.,_ Culeson. 503 Olive Street at 7:30 men- were used thesughait the watching them and meeting them, MOLY: Church will have its general maawaes, possessing a fear of ng ye* Lng el club huse. Serving at the table tos multiply rapidly. At first they the Paris Raid Hnte-' the evenang meeting this afternoen at 2:3-0 and :eve:ease. for _Gad, detrage- : makers Clua were latieses Janice Richardsan enjoyed the favoe of the govern- her heme at The' M ait'e Relle HaYes Circle at the church. The program, ausay evaded or defied the order Beale 0 10700 in the. merning. af the Firat Methrediat Church and Judy Barnett. mere but long after that favor "Entering Wide Doors", will be at thar king. At the risk of pun- _meats.. was the suha*,yiel: meet at 7:30 en the evening The hierraree was presented an disappeared God es:named to given by Circle V. ishment er perhapa death at the just -ef electric pereolatar by the has- btese them. God's grace is always -- the main leaani and a Hnari.- aaathe rec'ea''°h2.1 `')f the' • • • • banes et ineir cruel rt....march, nee.al ens teases. Approximately 45 per- far niere amp r•arat and %."3 ly a eci)PresirGel: pees:Jared fr_m sug- , The Murray Assembly of they bravely refused to shed in- aenge'ddteelfrl'arYet-it. ra' • • • 9)116 attended between the honrs rhare ensemble than the favor of ,Ilpaat ffa'aitaltz t e let'sson- plan. Rainbow far Girls will meet in °cent aland. When they explained presed The Bethany Sunday School.' of two and faur o'calo. F lane .-rs seer? Mrs. Pat man. Under His blessing, the the. renan bacoonist, he Ledge Hall at 7:30 in the Mess Thai far then- dinebedience, Thape_ta and Mrs. k...ee Cfkas .1 the First Baptiet Church -man will wed Mr peeple if Israel multiplied un- President Stee:y. evert'rag. there' is not evidence thu: Phs- Ass - trig will meet in the hemp of Mrs. Wiggins Sunday aternoon at ta. they "waxed • axceeding ms- is rtieetng e-ere • • • • lath parrahed the rrackwives,! Carrrie Herden, Olive Street, at 3:00 in the Cherry Gamer Bap- ty" in Egype. ' trapuneas tw, vantera,, Mrs. Jea Parker The Ea-a Wall Circle of the 2amiersheleare atie--tratftwives kart 7:00 In the evening Mrs. C. 0 tist Churda___ It. The Peritautaii. Exodus J. W. Cre Ana Mrs. Jaime Harrell_ aai Mires rial Bartsest Churea will nolarig. Not only• dal they retain pre:ant::- were aatlanatete-ant's stoup eaTII be in 1:8-14. mrhiasicho ne,ste _Mesdames El- meet in the home of Mrs. Joe a clear censcience, but.God :itite passent ardge. chat ge. In the meantime. Joseph and Th-eraneice rrner Pat Farley at 220 in. e ater- honored and rewarded them • • • • his generation passed away. His a::, Dewey Gr.gan. n avian_ by giving them houses, hen- Tem Ten: 7. and te. stiperier in the government ,al- try Farms a_ „aieraben- Tersadsre April 1S- The Gladys ancElratts BWC of PERSONALS banes and ehadzen of their own. so passed away, and a new C. C. Far i Circle II r1 the WSCS, First ; the Mernerial Bapast Church In pea:acting he cLEspring, whom Mrs. Gertie Farris Evans has monarch came to the tamme. r The ben Meth alit Churesh, will meet at ; will meat in the home of Mrs. they rhish nave slain, God wave just returned home after spend- The new official neither knew annana vise by-la HEAR HOW 30 in the afternoon • in the I llama ()raw/area at 7:30 in the them chesercn at their (atm. This ing the Easter h331:clase with Joseph EDUARDO me of Mrs. Bun Swann, 403 rad Loved the Israelites. is meaner ilhistration GIANHA * Doran, H. evenir.g. her WTI arid tamely. Mr and of the fact 00t4 •CIANNELLI CHRISTIAN •eth 18h Street. • • • • In fact, he hated them. One reae that kir...... nitea Mrs. Charles. Farris arid as Gust's people SEGALE • • • • son of son for this hatred was that "TAYLOR • SturyIlhe Baal The Golden Circle Class of Dayton, always rewarded. SCIENCE Carle of Oho. 'hes- were shepherds (Genera that the I the First Metteattet the First Baptist Church sail! • • • • Phase h reaanned that if the 467341. Then, that goat tiarroacr- Tobacco HEALS meet. an the borne of Mrs. Clea- m-ale deaden wore, slain lee * AND * Mrs. Clayton Rogers a nd :cal increaser filled Sim with join their aa Cagle on Olive Blvd., diaugtvent af the Israel:tee %%Add Pd5 at 7130 deruditer. Nancy, end sea Jerry EACH SUNDAY AM. fear. He wondered if than rap- I tie talcon as wives by in the evening. Rogers and wife of Dallas. Tex.. the Egyp- On Radio Station Wain • • • • id growth might not en:kit-e'er tians and in due visaed in and arouni time the identity Murray has kingclarn. He did not want of - also - Thursday. April 17 Israel would be kat. This ,‘Couri over the Eas7er weekend_ an alien people within his (sun- WPSD-TV CHANNEL 6 The Herne Department of the • • • • Sta tan has soughs through the try to became supenior in num- Worrran's Club will meet a: the centuries to get the peiple of PADUCAH lidr. and Mrs. Rernie Parker, bers to his own people. He was club house at 2:30 in the after- God t:: mingte ve•h eat in E-.- Sanday tt:45 A.M. Caiaz Read, have returned to apprehensive 'tat they might Gets r. ..n. Mrs. Oliver Cherry- will ' such a. way as to lose their pow- their heme after spending East- rrn an alliance- with aurae en- ! be program chairrnan on the er arid int lui rice t er with the:sr son, Lt. Co Dale eny twaian and overcome 'he e ear -To Day Table Setting." A* a loot reseal, Pharaoh or- The Cal Parker and Mrs. Parker. Ervutians. This case is a good tf aliases will be Meackarnee •. • • House is Wileam illuetratien of law easy It hg Pun* AM, E. W. Riley. Mr and Mrs Gerald Mcalig- a kr 'R. H Rebteres, for the .hierraea inxianati tn ' ths week. Luther Rotidet- -r of Ocean Ge_ve. NJ., an- sloe Waa Rae conjure up rtiff cult IPS Wtle CI" day putt ea arid G. B. Scan. neunce the birth ,a a daughter, • • • • have rem existence wherever au - in all the Deborah Jane. ben .4.phl 8 The Business and ale the nand. knitter thine . offices. Professional a:ea-tang seven paunck. Mr W .men's Club which coined lam ce nailerah: 4 will meet at the Master was recently graduated At the W man's anxiety v..as the fact that the Is- Announcement Club House at 6;30 in ham Court a t Murray State College and raelites had not turned to. Eio-e- eventbli• Guava speaker will ved and Dews •-• Is now ernpaeyed in Ocean tian laity suttee-sr ae, Mr. 'Menus Herfancamp. Grove. on the pa cause them to f riet their re- head of the Commerce Depart- • • • • The Sh• ment at M. S. C. ale:an r, him, all of etas nieoe• first to la Mrs. Lactate Jellison is visit- • • • • 'hat they were retairree corridors n g her caliph er and s.,n-irt- FRIENDS OF The Tr. &gnats Atumni will noti-nal niacin and under 14e- TO THE ASEUREDS AND light grey .:31e. Mr and Mrs. Stuart Lasser) eandatiora meet in the h me of Mrs. Bob a revolutien %need a wainsonata n Beetle Creek, Mich., this envy. Ward, Sycamore Street, at 720 week. mat of a The rnenrareh decided that Bloine 300.00 I in the evening. ., • • • • Ile BERRY INSURANCE AGENCY same calc • • • • way to handle thts es-Amain Wedding Ping $175 Aar The 0. and Mrs. Elmer Cretans threat to Egyptian supreme. ••••,.$10. .• 0. • :The Parts Dietri.ct Suzannate and as paint( Mrs. Jim Han let yester- was ta suppress these peeple. • will meet at Dresden. Tern.. in 35 Fe- W, a. ley far Paula Valley. Okta . to res-avcdto subject Always Easy Crecht at the la me of Men J. E. Pugh at theran te el • darker go taft Mr. Collins parent.s arid to The renewals of this agency have been sold to the agency of PUR- 11:00 in the rrierrang. rnitea rtgoreus tyranny. la:1', coating. • •!end the college gra ritta • • • • tit ri aware trat he Fgvastian; 'MOST DEVILISH -Take off the as Friday The C of their en. Don ed manual babe. he ewe- .• FURCHES 1.:etizthub makeup and Luce Paul. DOM AND THURMAN, effective May 1st, 1958. County C that, , oppreeave laber JEWr.LRY Bona might have the most an- F PERSONALS • • • • • to be pa actr.eve his gelic eyes, but French mystery cleared crel With the few days. Mr aryl Mrs. Will McKee! and Israelites. writers chose the Pansanne as Cruel taskmasters were be paintsi S. 4t4 St. I Ph. 1934 Mr and Mrs. Narman )(tape aiughter of Detnait are visiting the girl with the -Most Devil- placed over the pe 'pie. They spent. several days recentl) Mr's. Gold:a McKee) Curd coldly th Eyes." (international) and drove their slaves with lashes and capacity of an a- ish Mrs. Billy McKee, This writer will continue to be at your service in a the Tax visiting real:ear in Owerisbara. Bentsn R tsd. subjected them to verions types • • • • gent placing his business with that agency. I RID NOT going out of were fres' of inhuman treatment. By this Mrs. L. D. Summers excellent of ander*, oppression Pharaoh hoped to-i the insurance business in which .1. have had twenty-three years et- eida, is spending two Gradual IC . i,1. QIturcI1i11 runerzil AMU weeks deetray the eitionical strength • I solicit continuation of your business undei this arrange- weh her m sher. perience. three nsi Mrs. Minnie et the Israelites. to break their Tin ROUSE orintyta SINCE 1116 Daran, and ment. I believe I ,will be in even better position to personally serve hias taken Mr. and Mrs. T C. courageous spirit, to dim:lane Inman. e•, TTTPTIKIi their birth rate and to you, free from the preSsing detail's of operating a general insurance 1Rona1itIThelytyrshill,(Avner •• • • mike *e.errxrwi them wi wretched that they office. Clyde St• Mr. Tommy Doran will ra- would put t,Irn to their chafe-en to House Cl its 'teaching duties at death rather than perrna s them association as an agent-broker of general has seen :he Urriveraity of Missouri. Col- I to be In addition to my with them subjected' to such a hard i A vast di umbia. Mo., after spending life insurance, I will specialize in the field of Accident, Health, Hospitali- several deyn with 3 ance. sant his panne,, This servittxte was a ful- zation and Life. This operation is under our other name of KEN- Mr. I any-seisit3 The 1. H. Churchill organization has end Mts. T. C. Doran. ailment of prophecy • • because • TUCKY INSURORS. Mrs. Berry, who is also a licensed insurance but the ' • • "Know served the people of. this area since 1886. Dur- of a surety that they , even a g seed shall agent, and I expect to move this operation out over the entire state, EXCLUSIVE be a stranger in a In area ing these years, we have always made avail- land 2s HOUR Arts nd Crafts that is not theirs, and, especially in the field of group and children's insurances. Ourt able a service based upon that! serve AMBULANCE the needs and ,Club Meets them: and they shall areuld, in Beale afflict ERitiCE a wishes of the families served. them four hundred years" It Was our intention that assureds of BERRY INSURANCE he the lase ewe Home (Gcnees 15:13). OXYGEN Wednesday • to hire • The Arts and Craes But first to knew of this by a personal visit and letter. You will still have EQUIPPED Club met the scheme of the em- the office Wedneaday. April 9 at 220 in Peror was not ewe-eases!. When- this more Nailed and personal explanation of the transacti•on. In the afternoon in the Is enc. of ever man mealteles watt _Coda results in no changes in your 01101111 ,7 the meantime know.that this transfer Mrs. Vanua Miss Ca par* business. He alwa ,vs takes a policie% or -the automatic handling of them as necessary by all of us. &ale was ea-titaness. hand in the matter. Gird was a MAPLE without a most sincere 301 ST, The afterreinn was 'pent in chepleased with the eatanic ef- Such an announcement could not be made needlework. A deseert fort to plate was throttle His chosen pee- word of appreciation for your past favors and confidence. This trans- • served to 40 three visitors, Mes- pie, go He. Intervened and dames Carl Fnazce, A. W. Rus- thwarted Pirara,h's purpose. He action has been made only with the belief that it would warrant ‘; sell and Dr. Ora Masen; had rra irrentien El Obarrag, mem- of allawieg the your continued confidence. lx-rs served were Mesdames Egret-lanes to deer my Il!s pee- iSouttinv *eriturkg Ftenaai Churchill, p7e and iirtnIr Orvis Weals, thus break the cevencint elty fair p J. T. Walks, Ben Keys, Mean! sseh.eh He had made With Abra- SINCERELY, todiay wi Linn. L3-3s Waterfied, L. M. hiim. Friend, never with litt. .3 target tha• Overoey. J.'B. Gatlin, ani Ma- it IS al"Wa YS 1,. /• w•ok ellure- 141111 111 Fri I1 Fr'I 1 aes Beale arid Emily Wear. againre Gad's plam., tonight and tau - The next meeting aell be in' procc. Irigh Sim the JOSEPH N. BERRY home of Mary Shipley, Their bandage proved be a Peplar Street, May. 14 at 2:30 bleassing in disgtese. As is of'en Same MEMBER, THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE in the .afterracien. the case affactien weatxd God's I ducat% 3 Covingta i.4••• Hopk insi tas Thearion --•

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