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17, 1955 Selected As A Best All Rounl Xentucky Cotiimuntty Newspfiper usifieds Largest Circulation In The City; Largest 0 L Circulation In !sday The County
Year'. 1 sea cm! United Press IN OUR 76th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday ternoon, May 18, 1955 MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 Vol. LXXVI No. 118
iat ,More Salk Vaccine To Be TV Moves Into $2,000,000 FIRE RAZES FOUR BROOKLYN BLOCKS Four U.S. Jets Set New Record Released Today; Third Firm Ike's Office In Long Distance Flight
ata MICHAEL .1. O'NEILL been submitted to the government NEWCASTLE, Australia 'IP - minute, and hour and one minute Press For "Show" Staff Correspondent for approval. But informants said Four US. Air Force F84 Thunder- more than the Air Forte Ad NGTON t — The goy- it probably will be two weeks or so lets streaked here today from To- estimated. made plans to announce before there wil be action on By 14ERRIMAN spirrs kyo on a record.-breaking 4,800- Average flying speed was mug- Se today of several hun- these and more than 4 million United Press White House Welter mile non-stop flight that demon- ly 400 miles per hour. and doses of Salk polio other doses which have been WASHINGTON 1P - -When the strated American ability to strike The four piloet making the flight produced by•'Wyeth Labo- awaiting an okay. show was over and the television anywhere in he Pacific. were: In Pennsylvania directcr gave the cut sign, the Col. Harold M. McLelland of will be the third 3. The President's request for a The flight of the alg'hter-txnnbers firm President and members of the Avon Park, Fla., deputy corn- lies have been cleared 28 million dollar fund to buy which are capable of carrying an cabinet gathered around Secre- mai nd,e r of the 49th Fighter-a•- iate use in inoculations vaccine for some 10 million children atom bomb frorri New York to tary of State John Forster Dulles Bomber Group who commanded Ind doublechecked by a whose parents cannot pay for the !fflosaaw was marred the c-rash IAY and applauded loudly. by the flight. He as a World War II experts from shots headed for quick congres- the U S. in Japan of one of two escorting veteran of the war in the Pacific... Health Service sional approval But debate over 'ED. About 2,- "You were great, Foster." the pieties. The pilot was not seriously Has mutter, Mrs Donna McLel- doses of Parke Davis the administration's vaccine pol- and President • said. Dulles' face col- hunt, but was hospitalized. land. lives in Avon Park. Ell Lally vaccine were rechecked icies continued. Sen Wayne L. ored a cherry pink as he accepted Lt. Col. Virgil K. Meroney, Pine ASP AM I earlier and released for inocula- Morse D-Ore. said the program The 4,800-mile flight was the congratuaarions from all sides. • , Bluff, Ark., commander of the HOAR V Dans. The team of experts expects shows "proven incompetence" but 'longest ever made by single en- 7th Fighter-Bornber Squadron. He 4 a! to fifth its survey later this week Sen. George H. Bender R-Ohio So ended the administration's gine jets. They refueled in air IS aras a record of 10 enemy planes KEEL '. after visiting two more cotnpantes. maintained the problem has been second maim attempt to take com- over Guam, Port Moresby and destroyed in 85 combat 11116S1011.11 handled "in a most professional plicated, even volatile foreign pol- Townsville, Australia, from KB29 Other over Europe during the war. AMI1ON Developments way." icy Into the living rooms of Flying Tankers sent ahead to de- The scheduled action in 1st Lt. William E. Miller, Colum- the case Artier's:a and describe it in home- monstrate the Air Force's long of Wyeth, whose . supplies are Georgia Delays Shots bus. Ottio. dis- spun, even slang terms unheard range plane. tributed mainly in the East, 4. Georgia planned to delay giv- let Lt. Gerald J Robinson, Car- NNW came in most diplomatic cnrcles. amid a series of other develop- ing second shots of the vaccine "Operation Handclasp" bondale, Pa, in the polio picture The until it is known whether lighter Comes Off Famously The arrival at WIlliarritown Kentucky Pilot Bails Out highlights: doses cannot be administered by White House officials thougatt Royal A tostra lia n Air Force Base The Air Force announced that 1. Informed sources revealed giving the shut just under the skin the experiment in foreign policy touched off a two week "Opera- rather than in the 1st Lt. Ted K. Lase of Safford, a experts feel it would be a muscles The' on the living room level came tion Hendclaap" goodw'i'll visit to. 4 us mistake to continue the in- outcome of tests on the effective- Ariz, one of two ascent F84s which l off famously. Certainly Dulles and gireGISI lei in BrooklyainN.Y., in 36 years roars In a ,series of lumber yards, on tanks, coal hop- Australia which also tarried the 1111/111ation program through ness of lighter. dosages Is expected took off with lie flight from the Peak Mr Eisenhower turned in polished pers and garages as Brent-ea:battle tb gel it under controL Damage is estimated at $2,000,000. assurance that the big U.S. Far ad ne polio season when it. is to be known in two or three Tokyo early today landed on performances and' seemed much Your blocks were virtually wiped out. 'international Sound photo) East air faeces stand by to aid sn injections weeks. ' Guam as scheduled. of any kind can more at ease than the last similar Australia as in the last war or ger paralytic polio The Public move into 1st Lt. Wilford R Ladd of It was learned that at least one, telecast in October, 1954. troubled Southeast lth Service said, however, that Gee rgetown. Ky. was the pilot scientist in the government is deep- Baptist Convention Rains Continue As:a quickly at needed. hasn't decided yet whether The scene of Tuesday nigtrt's who was forced to parachute from v, ly concerned about the possibility Ridgway Retires recommend a temporary halt. telecaat MAI the President's office Opens Today To The four planes loft Tokyo at his fuel-leas plane over Japan. that shots might be continued Hit The West 2 New batches of vaccine have in the west wing of the White 4:31 a.m. '331 pm. EDT Tuesday The Air Force said Ladd ran through the poato season's peak House It was the nem "live" TV ! ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Ut — By and landed here at 5:32 p.m., local Into engine trouble on the flight which runs roughly from mid- UNITED PRESS in history from the historic The !American Baptist May 0:32 a m. EDT Wednesday an to Grum and salas unable to land August to mid-September in most -office. Convention 18 Gully - washing rains elapsed time of 12 houra ) p.m. opened its week-long annual meet- kept up their downpours in the and -one at Iwo Jima because of brad wea- areas It is his privately expressed The public on home TV screens mnbs Takes ing here today with about 10.000 heart of the Southwest's dust bowl ther He circled bark to Japan contention that injections of all could see the President, Dulles delegates in today and ran into bad weather again. Noon kinds should be avoided, if at all attendance. and Vice President Richard M Ladd circled until he ran out possible, during this period because The ABC, one cre the four larg- i Delighted farmers in the Texas Nixon seated behind Mr. Eisen- • Kentucky of fuel and then parachuted to Slap At , of the known fact that they est Baptist groups in the Untied Panhanctie reported up to five hower's broad mahogany desk safety west of Nagoya in central often provoke paralysis in a person States. represents 1.600.000 inches of rain. More downpours once used by President mem- where polio presumably has been ber.; in 6.000 churches fell through Texas, Colorado, .Ne- Japan. the desk were Roost-suchBehind American reports aatta the ditched Graves Leaer incubating. The Rev. Ralph M Johnson of braska and western Kansas. News Briefs Japanese and presidential flags and on 3 damaged our houses and New York general director of the But the crop-saving rains were plane But Dr. Leonard A Scheele, U.S. table, pictures of Mrs. Eisenhower a mixed blessing. nethan .weien it smash- Aillra Council on Tettationary Coa FRANKFORT IT Floyd MAYFIELD IP May 18 — Bert serggon general, said a temporary and the family. pito a large clock ed into a croveded residential operation. reported Tuesday that They were accompanied by. a T Combs, halt will be considered by dating back to the Grant admirus- Furnish, a Tayloraville physician, candidate for the Demn- polio tornado near Chillicothe, Texas area. The Far Ea..:t air forces did • total of $7.551.886 Was coratribut- tiled for the Democratic nomina- cratic nomination for governor, took experts later when they have had trataon confirm this ealiaa_ the flood threats, and violent electrical not a verbal dap at Westeen thalatre la garage MI-Rattan reac- inallitad budget /sir home. tor Mato. sopreseatiatave laentucka and storms. Six key government officials, foreign mission work during the 33rd House District, composed The Air Force said L.:acid yam political leader William F Foster tions after the season has advanced The chillicothe including the fiscal Veal' ended twister near the BUN at Aster's home town farther thn it has the defense and treasury April 30 of Bullitt and Spencer counties. not seriously injured, but was here last Texas - Oklahoma border Tuesday night. secretaries, were seated at the The total contrabution to the taken to a Japanese hosprtal iii' night picked up a car from • Combs told an ends of the desk, but they served unified budget represented a record FRANKFORT 111 —Gov. Law- Mat- umoto organization meet. highway and set it down neatly trig that "affairs more as dress extras and said and mrarked the fifth successiva rence W Wetherby ordered state between Graves in a field. The driver, unhurt, County and the state Housewi& Convicted nothing during the 30-minute per- year it has riser off,ces closed on Monday. May will be sat out the storm in his car and conducted through formarrce 30, in observance of Memorial elected officials For Refusing To then drpve back onto the road to of the county" when he is elected Day. and again on Friday, June Clutter Of Cameras resume his rip. governor Give Up Line 3, which is Confederate Memorial Country Club Dulles did mast of the talking, In Oklahoma, meanwhile, an area He said there will be "no ----- Band Boosters Club Day catering In the state's eastern central section to a with the President breaking in private individual who wants POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y., May 18 Is was. shaken by an wills comments of his own or Organized GIN. MATTHEW R. RIDGWAY explosion gener- to exercise a political stranghold ail —A housewife convicted of ally DANVILLE 171 —Charles R nodding vigorously when Dulles meets newsmen In his Washing- believed to have been caused Meeting Held on this and surrounding counties." refusing to let a neighbor break Hook, ctworman of the board of made a point vatuieh Mr Eisen- The Murray High School Band ton office shortly after President by a meteor He was obviously directing the in on her tebephone tine to report The the Armco Steel Corp., will de- bower approved particularly. Boosters Club was oragnized last Eisenhower nominated Gen. blast, following a flash in remark at the Mayfield clothing a fire today awaited sentencing night ard will be led the sky, was liver the commencement address What the public could not see by Mrs. Maxwell Taylor to succeed him heard, felt or seen Last Night manufacturer who people with the as the first person to".vtolate Nix Crawford as president. as Army Chief of Staff when he in Wewoka, Seminole, Srawnee, at Centre College exercises June administration this spring wan the irraredible but efficient to join New York's new party line 'law Other officers will be vice-presi- retires on June 30. Gan. Ridg- Holdenville Lima and Okemah. 5. the supporters of Combs' clutter of cameras, floodlights, opponent dent, Joe Parker; secautary Mrs. way has accepted a position with Creeks were rising in both The Murray Country Club hod A jury of seven men and five power eablea directors, producers A. B Chandler. Robert Moyer; treasurer Mrs. Har- an American car firm In Daewoo states. LOUISVILLE ah —Funeral ser- a group meeting last night at Combs also commented again on women found Mrs. Mary L Kayes. and technicians that took up most old Douglas, publicity chairman Mrs. Aires, Argentina, effective Oa ! The weather was not so kind to a-ices will be held here Friday the Court House, which was well his opponent's opening address at 43. guilty Tuesday night of will- of the space in the President's Maurice Cram July 1. Gen. Taylor Is command- farmers to the North. A May cold for R. S. Reynolds, 77, a Poirrier attertded and according to reports Owensboro Saturday He referred fully delaying the report of a grass circular office. Mrs. Eugene Tarry and Mrs. T. C. er in chief of the Far East and wave threattened Michigan fruit official of the Interstate Clarivnerce several important steps were taken to Chandler' radio talk as a speech fire. The blaze destroyed a shed A large canvas tarpaulin was the Nations Command. Doran are PTA co-ohairmen, United crops with frost dropping the tem- Commission office at Louoville. to insure the successful comple- "of empty promises to empty seats' and a barn before it was finally spread over Mr. Eisenhower's lush The band cantp committee is i. perature to 26 at Grand Marais tion of this project before June He said Chandler's efforts to extinguished green rug to prevent soil and ear dam- composed of Everett Jones, Mrs earlye today, MURRAY lh ---Jerome Van 1st create -an Mu/eon of ALICCeSS" about age There were four live televi- The plump Rhinebeck. N Y. Ray Munday. uthrle Churchill. Signs Point To The threat extended from Meter, basketball coach at Wood- The group was highly enthusias- his campaign were largely erased sion camerae used on house wife faces a possible maxi- the Per- Mrs Glyco Wells. New England westward across New eaw Wilson Hugh School in Beck- tic about the site whith was ap- by the mere 2.500 persons who formence plus three film TV. and Better Fishing mum penalty of a year in jail and The ways and means committee York state and the Great Lakes. ley. W. Va, was named to coach proved for purchase. When the turned out of the Owensboro speech. newsreel and four still cameras. a $500 fine She will be sentenced Is campased of Mrs. Eltis Henson. Farther south, temperatures aver- the South team in the All-Star quota of 100 mernbets is reached Combat said his •opponent is die- The National Broadcasting Com- FRANKFORT IP —The state Tuesday Until then she will re- chairman. Mrs. Al Kipp, Zelna aged in the cool 40s through the Basketball game at Murray on the Board of Directors will prom- covering that 'the people of Ken- Ptah and Wildlife Department re- main free on $600 ball. pany did the television pickup for Carter, Mrs Arlo Sprunger. and Virginias. Ohio, Indiana, and most June 18 ptly exercise its options on the tucky were disillusioned by him yesterday Damaging Testimony all networks on a pool Mrs Albert Enix. ported that signs point of Illinois. W. C. *nay and Preston South- many years ago." the basis.As to better fishing in Kentucky in Dbnaild Townsenca a Clairton, perfonrnarace ended and Irvin Gilson spoke to the group LEXINGTON it/l --Dr Paul ard properties. It was generally The Prestonburg Democrat moved the President strolled beck the near future. NY., farmer provided the most to his and talked of thepast achievements Weatherwax, Indiana University agreed that this is by far the into Carlisle and Sealant counties Iffraranlanas damaging testimony against Mrs. residential quarters, there WaA a of the band Some metns 1o have been spawning most promising srte available. today. He was scheduled to visit botanist, will address the annual Kayes He said he picked up his true sign of the times on life in raise money for the band was also recently and haven't shown mixt'Visitors tall On approved Arlington, Bardwell. Wickliffe, Bar- banquet of the University of Ken- The By-Lawa were as telephone to report the fire and the White House, discussed interest in lures ()tiered by fiah- low, La Center. Bandana and Kevil Ledger And Times tucky chapter of Sigma Xi re written, providing for three classes heard Mrs Kayos and another One TV film cameraman asked e I men_ But department opok esm en members, Tonight he will make a major statiech society Friday Weather- of memberships: charter woman talking. He said he recog- another "You ready to pack up?" mid the evidence indicates the'This Morning trans- address at Paduah wax has published three books whose stock may be sold or nized Mrs. Kayes voice and asked "Pack man' he replied nesting season is near an end. sorrow- Good Mud on the history ol corn and plant ferred for any reason. associate her to give up the line so he could fully. "1 gotta move Dewey Lake oontinued to report Floyd Smith, all this stuff vice-president of biology His son, Dr. R. G. Wroth- members, whose entrance fees NOTICE report a fire. across the street for the Preen excellent bass catches despite the Louisville Paper Company and - ICHARLanairON, W. Vs IP erwax, la an instructor in the bac- will not own saleable stock; and "Let the damned thing burn." dent's press onnfenence tomorrow." the season, and Kentucky Lake Rayburn Watkins, managing director Murray Training School PTA. —an A. Wilson complained to po- teriology department at the Uni- commercial members, whose mem- he quoted her as saying. also reported fair catches But of the Associated Industries of will meet Thursday. May 19, at lice that he paid a stranger $5 to versity of Kertuckv, bership provides for the 'Lae of Mrs. Kayes denied in her testi- Lake Cumberland reports cited Kentucky, were visitors today in • 710 p.m. in the School Music cement some holes in his walk, country club facilities for guests mony that she had made the state- ROTC Unit Will the office of the daily only to have the man use mud for slow fisting. Ledger and of motels, etc. and business MOT, she had a ment. Rue she admitted Arnold Dale Hollow and Herrington Times. It will be the final meeting Be Inspected the patching Police Sgt establishments but cannot be used bad temper 'and that her refusal Lake both reported good takea of They were part of the "Gar of the year and the new officers Wolfe told Wilson "It's an old Ike Would Never by the owners of the establafte to hang up was 'the wrong thing bluegills. Crappie fishing was gen- Acquainted Tour" of the Louisville' Nor the coming year will be The Murray State Colege ROTC racket, but they tell me he does ments, to do.- Chamber of Commerce which ar- Wreck TVA, Report installed. unit will he inspected Thur?day. a neat job" erally listed as fair to good. There are presently 80 members "I wouldn't for the world have rived in Murray at 11.00 o'clock May 19 aa part of the annual who have pledged their full sup- kept the line if I'd known there this morning. WASHINGTON, May 18 IP — federal inapection of all ROTC port and it is believed by the really was a fire," Mrs. Kayes Participants in the tuor visited in Prealdent Eisenhower said today WEATHER units in the country. Membership Committee, that hav- Sr told the jury Many stores that his administration would never Heading the inspection team will Junior-Senior Banquet Is. and offices in Murray ing a definite site will have a efuseRd Once Before during their short stay here. The do anything to wreck the Tennessee Of be Colonel Charles A. Minot of great influence on abtaining the REPORT But Townsend's wife, Mrs. Sue group will have lunch in May- Valley Authority, which he des- 0" Loyola College. Other members member, Townsend, said Mrs. Kayes had field. cribed as a going, historical con- remaining give up are Lt. Col. Robert J. Sparks, To Be Held At Kenlake Hotel on, refused once before to cern Western Maryland College; Lt, a line so a fire could be reported. Col, Emerson F Hurle,y, Johns DOAN She said a friend asked Mrs. VAS IS DAS! He made the statement at his III* Hopkins University: The outstanding event of the berry shortcake After dinner Kayes to get off the line AO she and, Chief news conference when told that a Display Planned spring season will be the Junior- toasts will be given by Max Far- Lc could report a fire in July, 1954. Warrant Of(icer' David Foley, HARTFORD, Conn. ah — "Git Hoover Cammision teak force want. Group Banquet and Prom at Ken' a-is, Louise Jones. Jerry Roberts, By Local "Like hell I will." she quoted Pennsylvania Military College. Senior often dot acceleratoren der klod- edto change the structure MT 1,ky Fair that afternoon During the all day visit, the lake Hetel on Friday night, May and Dick Stout Superintendent hopper booten mit, dumpkopf knuc- Eisenhower as asked whether he Mrs Kayes as saying. "You had The Creative Art Department and tonight, low 38 to 42 east and four will witness claan pronedure, 20 Invitations have been sent to W. Z Carter will be the speaker klehead" to change the TVA structure Mr. the line and now it's my turn." will have is tea and display of 44 to 48 in west. Thursday fair camp question students, and inspect de- all seniors and hiculty members. of the evening Wale will be fur- That slogan was spilt to the state personally would like to sec any Mrs. Keyes is the wife of a their years work on Monday May with moderate temperature, an pailment facilitie. training, and Beare dinner the welcome tort nished by the itintrar quartet. Safety Commission for possible use change. caretaker and the mother of 23rd. from two to four o'clock at West administration of training. will be even by Tommy Ruatting The highlight of the evening during -the 1955 safety campaign He said he was not familiar with army private stationed at the Woman's Club House. TEMPFJCATURES A regimental review for the president of the junior class, and will be the crowning of the Jun- from Memorial Day week end to all the details While the Hoover Point. She was the first person invited to attend a very The public is Mei Yesterday 82 to be • charged under the "model" team at drill period in the after- the response will be given by Iliil ior Prom Queen by last yeer's Labor Day week end The commis- Commission had served the country, he and see the things the members Low Last Night 58 law signed last year by then Gov. noon at 4:00 p.m. will be a part Houston, president of the senior queer, Beverly White Then the sion said it was sent by a man great purpose for force have on exhibition and enkoy a Noon Temperature 78 Thomas A. Dewey df the inspection. The public is clam. juniors, seniors, :and the faculty who read about a safety campaign said, the report of a task t' represent a social hour. Relative Humidity _ 60^a The law makes it a Mitlemeanor invited to attend the review, The menu win consist of vir- will be seen dancing to the mus- in South Africa, where Dutch is did, not necessarily recommendation of the cem- No formal program has been Ram. Prem. _ 29.50 to refuse "wilfully" to relinqaish whicih will be held in Ctitchin ginia ham. lima beans, mashed po- ic of Chunk Simon and his or- spoken. and means in effect, "slow final planned. Wind from NE at 2-4 mph. a party lute In an emergency. , stadium. tatoes, spring salad, and straw- chestra. down and live." mission,
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Letters to the Editor. my There wile a time when Eddie hits off reserve the right to reject any Sateen in a night doubleheader. best its own as rt is rated as one of Murray won 7 to 3. Joe Orr led Staziky would lack at his St Louis The only run of the game Come in PL01:c Vuece items which in our opinion are not for the really squared away art :he bee in the etiete. leueaeles • Muney's hitting with—three sin- Murray Cerdinale pitching staff and shud- the fifth when Hector Lopez &retest of our readers as they teeth went 10 twin ge,: enes.0 be- . gles. the- first team romped 13 der, but tocLiy things have °hang- walked. went to second on a axe:- had a ironed of '5 Drive-In fore it fell to to 2' Jaeloson raced on Kell- 95 4A11ONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE WITMER CO.. 13M . steeog Jackson! Murray without the 'serviees of ed - its the opposing club, who ritive and Mime 3 lost before lee Monroe. Memphis. Tenn 250 Park Ave.. New tork; 307 N M.chigen North High School 8 to 6 The Joe Orr and Dale Alexander had game, won ard keik at it and shudder. nere single. went all THEATRE • e., Chicago, 80 Bolyston St.. Boston. niters have all if' fakes to have 1 to call on Temrny Wend again (Cann'. Dale Alexander Once eorattades-ed just a buniit .- Ford Shute Out t'hicago 7:30 - a the 'Wee And had three hits. SHOW STAR'fS AT bull club that'- Can awn bell! to pitch them to a victory. Mee- of huinotses. the Cardinal pitchers LeIty %whitey Ford of the Yank- — games with a strong mound at-eft Tommy Rushing and Bob Billing. ees also won a 1-0 genie against ,UBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per a eek 15c, per ray seas able to push across the suddenly have be.ei nied into a compased of ton also had three hits. TUESDAY & WEDN'DAY else- Tommy Wells Dile winnir.g run in the Lot of the ettiff of world beaters with an the White Sex.eeven though Che' £101 a: tke In Calloway and adjoining counees. per year $350. culled on Tommy Alex:and. r. Jerry Buchan,n an .sixth and was able to hold St. Murray teen attuning record of only one run cego out hit eew York, seven to "THE IRON GLOVE" where. $5.$0. win their 11th straight. !COLOR J.e. On. Leading the hetele Mary e in the seventh and edged Wells to allowed in the last four games. fele A sixth inning streak of In TECH N but Tommy east couldn't make up starring Robert Stack aktered at the Post (Mice, Murray. Kentucky. Mr transanation as Dale Alexander. Joe Orr. Tommy out a 6 to 5 victory for their Rookie Larry Jack-on, a 23-year wildness by Billy Pierce craved the the errors as eve:, yone ex- Second nlass Matter Ruehing and Jerry BUCeldnan. eighth straight. Bob Billingthe for all old right bander, petalled the Car- way fur the only run. He walked and Ursula Thiess the caectier made an error -- Murray started the senein off end Tawny Wells collected two cept dinale.' 3-0 Tuesday night. Jackson Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra, :th a bang a6 they romped over on the infield. Murray blew a big two men face him in THURSDAY & FRIDAY IS, 1953 hits apiece for Murray. scattered 10 lets ira trending the the finet to WEDNESDAY. MAY Fee as 12 to 0 behind the one-he chence in the first inning and sixth, each on four pitches. "SILAMBOAT 'ROUND Murray's string of vtetortes was Dedeele their fare whitowtisheig the meeting of Joe Orr. Tea Billing- Jackson went Aced one to the abeie third from where he nearly snapped at Mayfield as notti-Of the sea.son and boosting Mantle THE BEND" tor. led all hitters with three mg. Erteca accounted for five Na- scored on an infield out. they scored 7 runs in the seventh Cards into third place ,n the starring Will Rogers angles. runs it the sixth inning and Ilona' League itueng to a in 7 to 3 as they had Five Years Ago Today Jackson looked like they had the The loss let, Chicago a go:' Murray 'then took on the Ben- Backed by an attack that in- just collected 1 hit before that behind Cleveland. wheel, aeo 1. et. Ledger knd Times File • Indies and won hanthiy 9 to game or. ice. gut Murray came cluaed humers by Red Schoen- inning. Jerry Buchanan got the 3, to Baton. Jackie Jensen int eehind the pitching of Tommy beck in the seventh and scored diereet and Ken Beyer. Jackson, was 10 Mey 18. 1950 win and also collected two hits. had the leading run a three run homer for the Rel Welts and Dale Alexander, Dale six runs and the' second Relbird reekie to Murray then traveled to Jack- before the last Sex and Eddie ..roost connc,.1, STATE FARM Alexander DK* Stout and Ball at the plate out hurl a &Meleest in ea ineeny dye. The Lydian Class of the First Baptist Church had -a ene with the bases empty as Wyatt all collected two tots was.rn Rookie southpaw hue Arroyo for supper at Sue apd Charlie's on Kentucky Lake Monday been a the Indian's chewed their first dp:eCe. Williams in Action in has really blanker, Pittsburgh. 6-0 Munday. 15. that they game at Fonway Park since Sept. night. May St. Mary's played their best ball, euecees and we hope Joe' .i:uxhall helped Ciatannati conducted the business to_urnements. 10, I053. Hall Henry was the win- Mrs. Pat Hackett. chairman, but just didn't have it and went I go semewbere in t'e climb tees sixth pla.e with a 9-2 altitio.gh he needed Ellie Kin- ,ession. Mrs. Hillard Rogers gave the devotional. Lewin to defeat at the hands of vie:tiry over the Perigee who ner Your Car der's_ relief .n the seventh. Early Forty,nine members and guests attended. Murray 9 to 0 also. Dale Alex- Mopped their sixth game in a row. Wynn was Inc loser. 3sr. and Mrs. Harding Galloway- announce the mar- andei went all the way. Tommy eluxboll yielded only eight' hits in son of Wells riage of their daughter. Hilda to Donnie Darnell. and Dale Alexander each Box Scores recerding lee fourth conquest and Ex-Dodge: Fav Palice picked up INSURES of One. eollected three hits apiece includ- started the on their way Me. and Mrs. T. R. Darnell Farmington Route R H E Redlegs his second victory for Baltimore Your Hon* Grove Club met .ng a homer apiece to v.otory with a three- run doubt, of The South Pleasant Homemakers Marley 040 071 0 12 8 0 by beating Detroit, 3-2. One The dev-O- Parts then visited Murray,. fleld -le in the second inning!' Ted Kies- Delger teem- on May 8. in the home of Mrs. Ellis Paschall. -e 000 000 0 0,_ __I 4 Palicws termer fld finally broke Murray's string zewski hit his ninth homer off Cox, horriered off los- tional was :onducted by Mrs. Bob Orr. The thought of Cer and Wyatt: Greer and Fields metes. Hely of scureless innings at 33 re eight lo er Bob Fenicey was by Mrs. Gobel Cooper. 020 3 9 12 3 er ged Garver, while- rookie the month as they pa-bed .cross 4 rune in Merrily 112 at the second annual 000000 0 0 5 3 catcher Hal Smith a as eretii.ed A sell-out crowd is expected the seventh inning. Joe ,Orr et:Jet- Benton Milwaukee Beata Giants Ordway, Alexander and Wyatt: with too runs butted in. North-South Cage Classic. according to Preston ed but Jerry Buchanan had to Wel., kinhvaekee moved Int,. second Rose Murray State College. in charge of ticket sales. come in and get the last man C,reiegte Haber and plate by beating the Ceants. 9-4, 302 000 4 9 II 0 Funeral services for Bill Bailey, 76. were held today out in the seventh. Tommy Rush - Murray as lanky Gene Conley pated Not everyikdy in ALL THREE 0 0 4. 2 at 2:30. Kt. died Tuesday evening at his home in Hazel. leg. Dale Alexender, Jerry Eluch- St. Marys 000 000 filth victory. The Brov es blasted end Wyatt; Loyd and Galloway cottaty sub Surviving are his wife. four daughters and two sons. erten and Bill Wyatt collected Alexander five New York patcheae for 15 Services were held at the Hazel Church of Christ, :we hats emcee. Mint, ,n hits. Joe Adcock- leading the wee scribe to The Ledge, 000 4 4 5 4 Bros. Hardo-nan and Ilarvi-;. Burial in Murray really showed they Paris 000 with a hoMer and three singles conducted by 006 11 11 5 & Times hut nearly could ,'core and make errors Mat-ray 204 Willie Maga and Rink Thompson Hazel Cemetery. and Weatt against Union City as Murray Burns and Guthrie; Orr hornered for- he Gients laem everybody reads it. 111 16 12 6' sconed every inntrig that they Murray 254 Mueller's h.rung, streak was snap- 0201 7 6 3 1 netted and won 16 to 7 Dale T'ne,n City 022 ped at 24 straight genies. Sometimes it's smart to put all I DOWN GOES THE CHAMPION Alexander started btu got a41:11d Aleinelder. Orr and Wyatt mote The game between the Cubs ane woos etstaoyis ever-cies- in one basket and Edmund- STOPS! and Joe Orr had to come in te Grime Strickland Phillies was patterned bee'titere of especially when it's your 11111/1, I • retire Union Claty for the last ern cold weather. ante protec eon You'll enjoy the 3 9 4 three innings Joe Orr had e sin- Benton 4(100 000 3 In the American Leaene, south convenience of ha: in g Si! your I 10 13 I gle deuble, triple and horsier in Murray e04 130 paw Alex Kellner pected and bet personal insurance in the hands leaker. Crough and Meactoes. Bu- trainee. four tittes ar.t._ bat arid Dale. Alex- ted Kan-as City to a 1-0 INSPICTION 1--44-onerersewertio knows your in. 1 - Fill a• der at collected three hits. • ettenarr -and -Wean over Weighing:, disedual needs Call me aro ume. 9 4 Jeary Buchanan made his first . Steens 010 200 0 3 TED WILLIAMS takes his first bat- Murray 010 200 0 3 9 4 Wilcox Suiter Termite It pays to koow 'roar etait as a psteher in H.gh Schou: t.• g •..e th the Red Sox in 10 4 Moran. a,:t. Lloyd, and Thorpe; Murray 334 002 0 12 STATE FARM Avow. I aita.•-st Benton and got a tee, 13.. • ,...ecr ha trier retirement 5 Control Company and Wyatt Jackson 100 010 2 4 6 heter and a shutout as Murray from the diamond. He signed an Wells For 120 0 5 7 5 Alexander and Wyatt, Mount and Wilson romped egein 10 to 0 Mile Alex- estimated $30 000 contract for St Mary's 101 Wayne 2 Edgar ander had foul hits for Murray the balance of the season. His Marley 400 101 6 8 FREE inspection Wyat Murray 000 000 6 6 8 10 I Insurance Agency to lead the:r hitting. ihort-lived retirement cost him Howell and Loyd: Wells and CALL 1395 COLLECT 7 3 Jackson 100 205 8 5 3 500 Main—Ph. 321 Next Murray did what a Mar- about $17.000 for missing 28 Murray 000 000 7 7 Mayfield, Ky. I games. The slugger's wile had 0 2 5 7 Well, and Wyatt; Duppy and y team hid been try.rag to do Mayfield 000 002 — Licensed and Inaured — — recently won a divorce from him. Morris and Rushing tne last three years: they beat etuchen,n and Wyatt: ealem. Murray nod kin to Salem three etrieglet years in the finale
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L Pct. On Chicago Trip - - O 1.000 -N0 From The Murray High Tiger O 1 000 WANT The trip to Chicago to be made O I OW .itatirog by the seniors will begin after 1 .750 gnateration ^ on May 26. Thee NOTICE: MACHINE SHOP SER- FOR RENT: 2 UNFURNISHED leave Fulton, Kentucky, for Chi- - FOR SALE vice. Portable crank -1 NOTICE I shaft grind- three room apts. Hot and cold 'ago, Illinois at 11:05 p.m. on the nag. Murray Auto Parts, „- Maple water and both. Phone 1938 after Our Faculty Illinois Central Railroad. They ar- R SALE 18" REEL St. pnicale 15. TYPE A 48 YEAR OLD RESERVE .1.121C 5.00 p. in. MAC rive at their destipation at 8:00 v.,er mower. Practically new - company has opening in Calloway a.m. the following morning. This .00. FIREeEn- CAR CHECK - IF YOUR Ph. 1124-W. 1420P and Marshall County FOR RENT: GARAGE APT. Dee begin.s their for aggres- ciae weaves, dummies Spotlight second day. end vibrates, Vinson. all. South hi sive men to work in Life and i, St. 1118? The second day includes get- FoR SALE: 1964 BUICK SPECIAL have it lined up "The Bear Way" 7:30 t Casualty coverage. Prefer men ting settled in hotel rooms, visit- dour sedan, two tone wine new at Hendon', Service Station, John FOR RENT: MODERN HOUSE ee age 25 to 55 who want to make ing the fascinating Chinatown, and radio, heater, seat coveis, Grogan, capr. J18C furnished. Newly decorated. Res- a permanent position with re- sitting in on a N'DAY signals, wa-sters, beck up soiyable rent. Tel. 44115W before television broad- newal corinnewions paid. Full FoR-YOU'it- liflACCO cast After this WE" . ts. other accessonee Denton or HAIL 2:30 p. innaftei tel. 614. M19C they return to the Part Time work. National neve- insurence, cell or hotel to make icki Co. M20C e Wayne Wil- ready for another Stack len. Insurance Company, P.O. Box son, Tel 331-Office or 689R4-home. exciting day. FOR SALE: 1.FD 402. Murray. Ky Peoples &ink The esti 22e2 H.P. TFC Building. M.21C Business activitiekorM the third day tig‘eirude Ceuribuerd Motor. Can be begin with a sight-seeing tour of , en at U. G. Opportunities Chicago's UDAY Stinks and son. THERE IS NO NEEL, Tee tielESS Loop distinct. This in- FOR RENT clndes OUND M2OP when as so easy in know thait v:ewe of Lake Michigan's UNIEEARD OF Special Motor Work come to Call- PROFIFS POR water front, Public Library, Sol- R SALE: 1953 DE SOTO FIRE- you in owayt oldeet, and only Auto FOR RENT. 3 ROOM APT. sepa- owning a Frostop Root Mee Shroat's name and then re- dier's Field, Buekingharn Fbuntain ogee** ME V-8, 4 door sedan. New Miss Peggy Iteadhine Shop rate bath, eleotrie stove. Beer Drive In, Don't work for ceived her on the etc. They also see the "Elks ttrie, power where special work Corner dance floor, Na- steenzg. Power nothing is by the owner pi:carnally. Tru- of Kentucky and Ryan Avenue. when financial independ- The lia-Y Club of Murray High where she was presented flowers tional War Memorial," "Merchan- kes. radio, heater. turn signals, man Turner's Sniep, Coldwater, $30 per m.enth. Ph. 721. M20C ence con be yours. $5,000 to $15,000 Sdhool was heat to a "Presentation by Jerry Roberts, dresident of the dise Mart, Cempus of Chicago Uni- ere, back up lights. Its like Kentuuky. net per aeaeon. Latest exclusive Dance" on MOng147 evening club. versity, Birthplace of the w! eeenton MI9NC from Atomic Buick Co M20C all electric Preoarbonated Root Bomb FOR RENT: THREE ROOM APT. engin until eleven it he Woman's Mesdames Nobl, Farris, Clarence and Jackson Park. Other Beer Dispersing available on a Club House. pointa of dleNTS Unfurniehed. Couple. Reasonable Wigging', Frank Roberts presided interest that they see R SALE: PUTa'TO RICAN protected basia. Low investment are. Tans eFounnen Murray Mirele 'ind granite works. rates. Ph -day 68, night 723-J. Miss Pegg, _hie Shroat, escorted at the punch bowl. of Tune',, et eetetoe plants. Twenty five of about $3,000. Proven profits by Chicago's Museum of Natural Builders ee fuel memorials for M20C by Bobby Nix Crawford was The dance corn's. tco was His- le per hundred, Terry OWTUng never by available Fran- com- tory Buck- over half chosen sweetheart of the club and the Planetarium. That le eentury. Porter White, 'for posed of Bill Wneens. Bobby Nix Max Nance Farni, Baker chises: Let our representative dis- night they vi.sit the famou,s Roy- Manager. Phone 121 M25C FO- R RENT: TWO ROOM the year 1955. Mr. W. B. Moser Crawford, A. W. Simmons and -roads. Mien UN- cuss it with you. Write for details erview furanhed unsealed the envelope containing Jerry Amusement Peek where apt., newly decorated, at once. Roberts. ENVELOPES, P.O. BOX 45, Vancenne-s, there is fun for everyone. They EfeVELOPES,' EN- 206 East Poplar. Mm. Deli Finney This month we rim ore ?acuity R SALE: Indiuna, M18P then return to the 1951 BUICK SUPER 'elopes, up, to 10 x 15. Brown Unenback. spotlight stining on Mrs. Mildred Answer to Yesterday's Pus.... hotel. M19C CROSSWORD PUZZLE The DOOR SEDAN Good white clasp envelopes of any suo. If Case. fourth day they board a es, Dynofluw. radio, heater, turn vou need clasp enveicpes call ACROSS 36-Yields GIrJ13 TO subway express train which takes FOR RENT: Mrs. Case was burn in Corinth, 39-Jumps gnats,. washers, at the FOUR ROOM UP- WANTED 121Elg E. them to Chicago's Southeide back-up Lodger and Tunee office Missiesippi, on June 9. Being a 1-Carois 42-Three-toed @DUO where stairs apt. Couple or elederly lady. S--Collect sloth E F they sy aye glees. Denton Smelt Co. supply department Perfint tor Methodist minister's take in the Museu.m. of Sci- Cheep. Mrs. Veeter Eerndon, daughter, the 11-One invested 43-Baker's 0 h120C mailing. 117 WANTED AMBITIOUS MEN with vicarious products ence and Industry. All too soon E. Malin. attended grade &tool first at authority 41-13reak 711111Q15'1 EN MIK and women to work this area. They in Lowes 13-Trade 111C1151 leave to bound their sight- SALE: WESTINGHOUSE and then at Water Valley, suddenly lia0N1JMENTS SOLID GB Must own a car. If interested in 14-Teutonic deity 46-Possessive IT seeing motor boat for a gore- erator. Kentucky. She greduated from pronoun In good condition. large selection styles, sizes. $75.00 per week plus bonus con- line cruise in Lake Call FOR RENT: OFFICE ineACE ON high school at Medina. Tennessee, 17-Additional 43-Laughing Michigan. Al- 00. Arvin ele.tric heater, like M. See at tact Mr. Castleberry, Carmen 13-Pose for 50-tixpire ter they Llilloway Monument second floor now occupied by Dr. 1938. portrait return they take a w. $25.00. See Helen Dimas, in Alfter graduation from 5I-Veasel apt. work.'. Vester Orr. owner. West Tneworth. J. N. 'Buddy" Motel Wed. or Thur. evening, 7 20-Goes by water 53-Farm building quick look around in the loop 02, Vet Village Ryan. high school she attended Lam- 23-Animal 53-Registered 1' M18P Main St. Near College. M3OC to 8.30 pan. No phone calls plea-se. M for now they have to s R E E M18C buth College at Jackson, Ten- enclosure Nurse (abbr.) ay good by M.19P 24-Biblical weed 56-Weirder aci to Chung). nessee and then University of -T -ed on 26-A state 4,1 -homes The seniors will always have WANTED: SEWING, IRONING. Tennessee Junior College at Mar-, 2,-Slope 2 6.:--eptr tied horse -King of Bastian pleasant memories of their trip. washing at my home. Mrs. tin, Tennessee. Later she leceiv- 31-Conitssi into 3-4)penwork Oche view DOWN fabric Morris, 1602 Calloway. Ph. 1338W. ed her B.S. degree from Murray 33-Virginia 4-South African State College. willow 1-CnntiLued antelope" Iti2OC 33-Bucket or)' 5-Strin of leetherri ake MY PLACE She was the former Mildred 4-11ebrew month Ii- 7-Paren, Childress, and on June 20th, 1941, 2 64, 5 I o. f 8 lv 3-f,i- Murray Lo put all EY FRANCES SARAH MOORE CM,t..11::,'",:r.Z.'"4.11 1= she became Mm. Robert Gass. She , z 11- . . . Alumni Notes has two children, Linda who is 1aahil Duf insur, eight and Bob Jr. who :s . ..." n I twelve. 1 ,.. y 11- . • A tat CM,'WTI ...SEVEN "I'S tgatill. egnle right reagsiging hers. There is very 'little Drive-In 1 enee the away." fatmmem.1 alumni news After college graduation 4 4 ama r in Africa T H F. LOCAL.radio station was to Mts. "Ne newt 1:11 way ee-isase•oster- he said, Vidoxpaal-brealtlasts are thlungejteas eteof thc, news is the ,4 • 111 2.4 Pr • 75 all your broaavast the convocation. c..eas,p4igpt music a{ ifia,zel, Ken- !!! -Lantern SHOW STARTS AT 7130 Landon night, tor the X-ray results . very inadequate. Inn ready for 4 the hands i twieu it a same as in a recent edition .o.3 ta-177- tat in '1953 Atte began " r in. The ritual ot the cere- Dont tell Maggie abOut this, will ssalloping big lunch." I t in your in- I mony. its beginnings lost. in TIGER. teaching at Murray High ettool WI 27-Iroquoia5 "'TUESDAY -ace- you? No use upsetting ner." So It was to he like that, a Ills'Jill illiiiri4 ,nr & WEDN'DAY Jamie history. Maggie would Charlotte Donaldson was in town vAiere ,he now lo ,0 e amtune. close "She will be tuned to the broad- screen gliding smoothly Jowl:: (Wag is teaching home amabf 7N-Sleging voice SupercineColor her eyes r' mamama 32 Organ the and see it all . . . the cast. When you aren't there-" her perfidy. She said heavily, not too long ago. She is in the economim. She is the present of procession "TR body "RACING BLOOD" IOW yeor across the campus: "That's right," he said. elel call ex you something." WACS now. sponsor of both the Sophomore "" 34-King of the members of the college board Huft starring Bill Williams, Jean M An•lin of her, then." She heard his chuckle. "No." He turned in the doerway. Ted Barnett and his wife are Class and the FHA. 67 Cl"60) tk 49 44o .../ governors, faculty needs or affili- "D'yot suppose when Porter and Jimmy Boyd she sees my "I*11 fry a dozen or so eggs my- back from Biloxi where he was Mrs. Gass is pienning to go to 37-Conjunction ated and constituent colleges, rep- banged-up el 34-Thin, fat stone son nose and black eye self." Stationed while he was in the University resentatives of student govern- the of Kentucky this 40-Mated she'll believe I ran into a five-ton No, not a screen, le wax a wall 49 po 41--8quander THURSDAY & FRIDAY ment, the candidate servite. summer where she will work on .4. r 7 :VIS ency for the hon- truck 7" between them; its density, its con- 44-Entangles "DAVID AND orary degree. The placing of Buddy Vance hae just returned her matter's degree. This course 47-Father the His Irrelevant lightness, after creteness was ansoline. 5h f.I (.5 41nr7:7!.5 41-Jog . 321 silver mace to the states from France. Hues BATHSHEBA" . . . he prayer of in- all her worrying! She said rebuk- Landon dropped to her knees, in Lexington will that about eight 13-Metal vocation, Eddie Wilson 1.,tener In TECHNICOLOR the benediction . .. AU Ingly, "Bill is coming for your fumbling blindly for the trowel and and Mrs. Wilson, the weeks. 56 Sr S CY b of heightened 17 114-F ttish for starring Gregory Peck and significance today, book.' began digging in peat moss its it former Dortha Bushart, have de- The faculty spathe-it moves on o...... e on this tenth anniversary of Win- "Well, fine." Fie sounded matter- her whole life depended on condi- ceded to make Murray their fu- and leaves a ray of light on Mrs. Susan Hayward dermere's founding, and of rurijiflet Inn par- of-fact, almost indifferent, as if his tioning the soil of the border. With ture horne. Mildred Gass. 111-Rupses (abbr.1 ticular interest ME.* bo NM."mown Yvan.. IA. Ile-PrIM: to Maggie because deepest attentions were already • sad tightening of her heart else 'Iowa of the part Eric would play. engaged somewhere else. knew that everything easy and ro- NANCY Landon turned the volume low. After she hung up, Landon stood taxed and familiar between herself By Ernie Bushusillad A faculty reception would follow a moment, her hand on the re- and Eric was gone forever. Erie convocation, and a Eric missed ceiver. Her immense relief over would go on being fond of her and, I'LL that, after weeks of anticipation, Eric's safety was fading with mar- in a way, kind. But his very kind- be would be bitterly TEACH disappointed. vellous quickness. An edge of bit- ness would be cruel, tlicking at in- HE'S 1 I Landon called the Kennedy's. terness was creeping In. Kay Ire- numerable sensitive nerves. He ALWAYS HIM A No answer. But, of course, they iand wise responsible for every- would be the one on guard. now, I I I were LESSON at the university. She drew thing gone wrong with the day; always feeling a shade of discom- LOAFING' back the drapes and stood by the for Eric's accident which only by fort, faintly embarrassed with her windew, I I I watching for Eric's car, chance was not serious, for Eric and trying not to ;show It. For he I was standing there when Bill Ken- miming the ceremony, for worry- knew everything abeut her now. I I nedy telephoned. ing Maggie and she certainly He had been near her, had seen her I I I "I haven't seen Eric around," would worry. What possible right heart exposed, and he had been Bill said. I I "Is he-" had Kay Ireland to impose on shocked, and then pitying. She had "Bill," she interrupted. "Bill. 1 Eric's time, to make demands on icst something. Something she tried to call you. He imet here. Eric him? Balanced on a subtle point would miss all her life and noth- is not here." of logic the question answered ing could ever replsee e0o his way over, Is he?" itself: As much right as I have to Somehow Meg got through the "No. No. he hasn't come back be angry and jeaktas. remainder of le.e day, but tomor- from Creighton." • • row, all the tomorrows stretched "What on earth Is he doing In The next morning Landon ahead endlessly. At dinner she had Creighton?" spent outside, working peat moss Into a sample of Eric's beautiful cour- "Around neon he phoned. He the clay so that, when the risk tesy: it almost broke her control. said he was driving Kay Ireland of a late frost was over, she could It was not easy for Erie, either. to the airport!" plant salvia. Shortly before noon Halfway through his dessert be LIL' ABNER Bill chuckled. 4 "I bet she's off to she heard the bleat of a horn, rose abrutly, and announced curt- By Al Capp Japan." saw keric*s car turn into the driveway. ly that he was going out to Week. Japan? she thought, vaguely, She wiped her grubby hands on Rowena arched eer brows. WOULD YOU OH,THANK '10'!!- THAT POOR C'.?-".9-/E only half hearing it GOT A 1-1EART She said, "He her dungarees and walked toward "What's the matter with him?" LIKE TO GO TO (-'.91E has c>cwc pvvirEo DARLING ff- 0'GOLD. ,-.51-/E Dcw'r had time to drive to the air- him, feeling her heart "lie looks like Indigestion, beginning I DINNER 2 ME.P:r-oH BOY!, HERE5 E ATI NG port and back, Bill" to pound. think," said Merry-o. Aoow A-fAivY PORE "Rule out an accident, WA/AR AH EATS' SOAIE ALONE if that is "You are all right," she said. Landon lifted • drawn face to f.0- FdLflS SAVE FEED5.r.r=9 worrying you," :1-1-1.00°5 Stdi. Bill advised. "Eric Unknowingly, her eyes betrayed her grandmother. "He-knows," 57R...A.N=37 0'77-ler MONEY54C11:?') INVITE HER HEY,FAT LADV.7- CMCN is a safe and sensible Inver. if her into the eloquence of truth, she said too low, she thought, for TO EAT OVER AN'EAT LIKE A anything, that worn-out old jalopy searching Ma with all the love of Merry-o to hear. y- WITH US.r.r- HOSSif- IT'S ALL FO' of his has broken EILV'EN5 1 down. Ten to her heart She said again, softly, "Knows what?" demanded Mer- tone he is Tio 4 f" ree • • • 040.4 4"0...ifigiOrniagikari"seb• ir 4 PAGE SIX THE LEDGER AND TIMINgs; MURRAY, KENTUCET " WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 1955 /••1=1M•1•• II••••• •,•••.•••••■•••• - Dinner Held In BACKSTAIRS suffering - from overwork. Nixon - AT THE would like fo, and consequently, his )llonor Of Miss WHITEI1OUSE form has become a trifle rusty. The President is keeping in shape Shirley Cross practice Club News Activities By MERRIMAN SMITH with frequent afternoon WOMEN'S White House PAGE sessions on the United Prima White Hesse s. J. E. Cross entertained Writer grounds. . Jo Burkeen, Editor... Phone 694-M-4-0 or 1 50-W Weddings Loc'es with a dinner party Friday even- WASHINGTON IP ---, Backstairs ing at six o'clock in her home at the White House: i•o on Olive Bled. announs.ing the Sherman Adams, tale assistant to 1 engagement of her datighter, President, Mrs. Clifton font's - Social Miss Barbara inn Wilde Becomes Bride Of the and his wife have It Calendar - Shirley to Pfc. Tames H. Boone. taken up golf seriously. They play Hostess For Harris Lt. together frequently on a small James R. Crouch On Sunday, May .45 horoscope motif was carried A course near the soldiers' home here Grove Club Meeting Wednesday. May 18 oirt in the decorations throughout The East Hazel Harr.err.alcers In the late afternoons Clifton Jones wo. ho the house. Each table was center- Mrs -less Club will meet with Mrs. Lea- Adams. the former governor of ed with two silver stars with f it- the meeting of the Hams land New Hampshire. is a great believer Alton at one o'clock of Jimmy. C;rove Homemakers C b held pictures Shirley and In exercise the year around When Wednesday. May 11. w • seven • • • • The place cards were tiny wa- his busy schedule will permit, he members present. The J. K. Williams of the gons, tied ooth silver ribbons sometime& slips away on winter leading to the two center stars. -Copper Tooling° was the lemon United Daughter, of the Con- weekend for skiing and skating failed with soak rose buds. The fur the month Some very at- dederairy will meet at the home dining table was covered with a Vice President Richard M Nixon tractive pLinters were rn ode and of Mrs. A. F Doran w.th Mrs. pink cloth centered with a floral that his golf been others plan to make na re at a Neva Waters and Mrs. W. S. i reports has arrangement' of pink and white later date. Mrs Ball %grim her and Swann as cohosterses a: two- carnations in a white gold and Mrs. Clifton Jones asra ed the th.rty oaslock. W.m-'. of the silver, trimmed wagon. Mar Peggy R. group in malong the pa niers. South Sr. War Times- will be Jones Evergreens, Shrubs diecuesed by the rnembera A delicious poclu k dic-er was Assisting Mrs. Cross were her Mr and Mrs Dewey I. Jones. and Azaleas $250.00 served by the hostem to tar mein- • • • • sister. Mrs. Albert Nelson arid formerly of Murray. announce the CLEMSON hers and Mins Rachel Rowland. sister-in-law. Large Wedding Ring $125.00 Thursday. May 19 her Mrs. Remy H.:engagement of their daughter, Peg- Stock - The June meet-og will be held The Woman's Amu-tato n of the Lovett Jr of Benton. gy Rogers Jones, to Mr. George .n the home of Mrs Hor: ce Mc- College Pre Dewey Hayes, Jr.. son of Mr. and scram Church oral Places were laid for. Mrs. 0. tamale Every member is urged meet at the Mrs G D. Hayes of, Stuart. Fla. home of atra David B. Boone Sr. Mrs. 0. B. Boone to be present .and to br.ng Gowans at Mass Jones is a graduate of aeveo-thirty 'o'cloek. Jr Mr , Pete Buckingham. Mn. Furches visitors. Madisonville High School and of • LliAJER • • • Tommy Parker, Wows Phil Nel- • • • • • Murray State College She was a 15th at Poplar - Call 479 JEWELRY STORE The Home Depart:merit of the son, Lexington, Ky., Betty Cotharn, member of Sigma Sigma Sigma Weekend guests of Mr. and "The Best For Less" 113 S. 4th St. Phone 193-.1 Mar ay Woman's Club will have Maurelle Kirksey. Martha Stennett, social sorority and is"-8 - Kentucky Mrs A. A. Doherty acre his a breakfast at Kenlake Hotel at Shirley Henry. Sue Gardner. Mimi Colonel The bride-elect who is soters and brother They were rone o'clock. For transportation Reid. Nancy Sammons. Johnnie the granddaughter of Mr. Deblois Mr and Mrs Waker Doiserty of li MTS. 0. C. Well,, o MTS. Fisher. Vivian IVLatlo It. Martha Jones of Murray, is now an ele- Bowling Greer.. Mr and Mrs. G. a Scott. Whitt. Patsy Martin. Donna Gail mentary teacher in Start. Fla Henry Breveington of Cave CAY. . ai• Patterson. Ann Rhodes. %hirley and Mr. and Mrs I:ayes is a graduate of Martin MAX H. CHURCHILL 0 T. Da‘ra The Advisory Council of Home- Cross. Mrs Nelson, Mrs. Lovett of Memphis. Tenn. County High School and attended makeni Clubs wall meet and Mrs. Cross at the the University of Florida He e FUNERAL HOME County Extension Oftee ane- • • • • now serving in the United State, thirty o'clock. Superior Ambulance Service The National Geographic Society Army. • • • • • • • • Equipped With Oxygen estimates that more than 50.000 Friday. May 28 people will visit Presideht Eaten- Homemakers clubs in Marshall 311 N. 4th St., The New Concoro Homemakers Murray, Ky.-Phone 98 bower's Scottish castle this year. county have had window displays Club will meet with Mos. Sam -1 HE FRIENDLY FIIIYEZAL --1/4 Culzean pronounced cul - lane on safety, adequate meals, handi- BOMB" McCistcheon at one-booty cicOa...1t. craft, recreation and landscaping • • • • Castle was given to Mr. Eisenhower in 1945 by the British government 1 -11-9si=suo - Saturday, May. 21 1 in recognition of his leadership The• Captain Wendell Ooiy : SPECIALS of the Allied armies. Actually, only . chapter or the DAR will meet a relatively small apartment is FOR I at the horr.e of Mrs W. P roserved for the President in the li, r HU:.s -AF TR1. ,I hams, Greenacr es Drive, Parts. castle which has crumbled some- s NO' Tenn. at two Lindsey's Jeweler 841e -thirty o'clock. Those what against the ravages of time plarax.ng to attend are asked to and the weathers of Scotland cal: Mrs D. F. MoConrell. ' The castle took 20 years to build and was completed in the late 18th Monday. May 23 century The Chief Executive has MEN'S RINGS RUBY, MASONIC, INITIAL There will be an dhportant Mr.. Jame., K. Creech visited his Scottish property twice and others Cotton Seersucker coiled meeting of the Saone De- - once in 1916 and again in 1951. portment of Murray Woman's The marriage of Maw Fla:bars at the University of Utah. Li When Mrs Eisenhower saw the Club at seven-thirty o'clock Ann Wilde. daughter of Mr. and Crouch. who i.e stationed at . castle for the first time, she said • • • • LADIES' RINGS BIRTHSTONE and Others Mrs William Lewis Wilde of Salt Mitchel Air Force Base. is a grad- lit was "just like a fairy castle GOWNS T h e Proternus Homemakers Lake City. Matt to Lt James R. , uate of Neu Mexico A6rM where I the kind we rest about in Grimrr REDUCED FOR THIS SALE -- Club will meet in the home of Crou it. son of Mr and MrsO he was an affiliate of Lamb* story book value to $5.95 Mn. Thomas Lee Ai ng at Fleerwood Crouch of Lynn Grove, Chi Alpha. Upon his release from ten otiock. was solerrirozed on Sunday, May mibtary service Mr. and Mrs. rarigernent of blossoms of • • • • norms 15 Crouch will make their home at lily of the valley and !petite bells Reduced The wedding 25 - Lawn:nee. 50 took place - at Karma. where It 75% she catching. tiny annourgernent, tell- 3.00 The LThynr.esill Grove I'M:47*MA" els MArlhe! Aar Force Base Chapel. of Kansas SLasool of La". nuptial plans ing the Club will meet .n the home or Long nland. N V. followed by The annouriaement of the 1111.. Sirs. Clifton Key at one-that,' • teceptior, at the home of Lt gagement and approaching RIO - o'clock. I Cr,Duert's t0000•ratorg officer- --Crouch-writ- enter -the-tantveritty • Cotton Seersucker • • • • Mws Joselatur.e• Mulligan of . nage of the couple was made at Home Dept. To Denver. Cokirado was the only • beautifully appo nted luncheon ante:law:Int tc, the bride given' by the bride's mother PAJAMAS !lave Breakfast Tae bride .s former student Certeong the table WAS Sr. ar• PRINTS & SOLIDS The Horne Detracanent of the Three article‘. were discussed by Berkshire's "Get-Acquainted" SALE Murriy Warnaras Club will meao. .1/rs. Olin Moore Is values to $4.50 Thurschy. May 19. at nine o'slock the folk:twang: Mrs- Merlin Wither. in the morrung ft r a breakfaat Pro grain Leader For "Descant% Sea : Mrs George at the Keniake Hotel. ll'esleyan .11eeting Fielder, Retirement Aker Fatty stock up at these Anyone reed.rw transportation Years': Mrs. Shirley Owens, 2.50 W,alevan -Laboratory For laic.- to the hotel .1 asked td can either The Circle of the. Mrs 0 C Weas or Woman's society of Christian Mrs. G. B. Mrs. Walter C Williams. Jr.. Scott Senate of the F.rst Methodist BIG SAVINGS chairman. presided at the meet- • • • • Church held Its regular monthly SPRING HAT Mg It was suaireend that the Mr and Mrs al.lburn Dunn meet.ng in the social huh of the circle adopt a morsorroy to ATOP Nylate 15.15 denier, 60 gasps CLEARANCE arid ctausarger. Deborah Ann. of new educat.onai building a t letters and send vor.ous items. Regutar Price 1.1.112 Dearborr. Mich. arrived Sunday seven-thirty o'clock $ale Price Blacks, Navys an.d Colors for a two weetur %acation with Mrs Olin Moore pmgram leader Refreihmento were moved at . values to $13.95 theo parents Myr -d Mrs Jahn for the even:rig rave an irgpir- the cl 4e of the meeting The Work.rnan ir.g devotion (..r. the subject. were Mrs John Winter Melody William alitakinf Mrs. and Mrs. Rabert Haar. Pa 1.29 Thomas Jeffrey. arecanpained by S2•00 Mrs. John VOraer, sang a solo after wh•ch' Mrs, Paul T. Lylas •;osed the deo Lon wItti prayer. Mr. and Mrs. :Yawls., Collie. PG, to '5.00 WirTHUR"WISDA Y - "atimonory Pro, oner Was the 1025 Lincoln Avenue Pa d wok 3.79 011! • atm* of ne vram A .slra. are the,., Rirents of a baby girl -Mcthert Talk l' Over", was pre- born in a Paducah hospital Fri- v'Nylacit 30. 30 denier, 51 WW1 sented by Mrs Maurice Ryan. day. May 13 The baby girl gauge Tst11.11.11111111111101611Shrt 101 desier,60 gouge ( p4atotor dark aea,,t) Corned Cotton Mrs. BuNirsi Hart. Mrs. Jim CuF- weighed .seven pounds 13 ounces /15 'ivan. Mrs B. Barter, Mrs ar,d has been named Cynthia Fay. Regular Price $1.59 Ma rtt M.s.e, Car ; Mrs. Conic is the former T/chir Sale Price T-SHIRTS Curd F..y Boyd.. values to $4.95 $1.00 to $3.00 00 s/15denier,51 gouge (plain Of dark tem*, NW-1Z SIM Inc iENNETT (11111101111`) ,so denier, 51 pauge - Ending Tonite Regular Pile* $1.31 SPORT CAPS Sole Pricy -,. • - values JUPITER DARLIN / pair 1.09 to Fu!l-tashioned stockings with S2.50 WATCHES Nylace Top and Toe-Ring, fabulous 8 pairs 3.19 FOR 2-way protection against nmsl All sires $1.00 LADIES and MEN 4011' CAPITOL In fresh, new colors! Proportioned lengths for Last Times Tonite SAVE 25 - better MI Short, medium 50% COME,WRITE. room BING CROSBY COSTUME JEWELRY end long lengths. GRACE KELLY Never Before Such A Selection S1.10 to S2.95 Values William HOLDEN 79c SILVER PLATED WARE (Pm E Reduced 1-3 to 1-2 And More Lindsey's Jeweler • _11.hop 0 .4 4 as