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Selected As A Best Aft Round Community Newspaper ititY 15, 1963 The Afternoon )R CORRECT In Daily Newspaper TIME and For Murray EMPERATURE God ,Y OR NIGHT We and 753-6363 Calloway County Coultesa Trust

MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 167 ES BANK 84th YEAR July 1963 United Press International IN OUR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, 16, al s ray, Ky. UNDERWAY 3-2621 .CALLOWAY COUNTY FAIR GETS N00." Little Cirl Miss Sandra Costello Named Unity Meeting Is Drowns At The Queen Over The 1963 Fair Mas Costello as 1963 The Calloway County Fair got Rolf crowned underway last night with the.selec- queen. Lake Monday opened last night with tion of a.Queen who will reign over The fair Hs..rold Beaman, Demos thi festivities for the remainder of short- talks by By County Held of the Fair Board, • # chairman Three-year old Carol Marie Hal- ,he a yek. OWN" Hugh each,, of East St. Louis. Ill., drowned Judge Robert 0. Miller. and Costello:sixteen year the Mur- Monday in shallow water at Ken- Miss Sandra Eddy Wilson. President of 44 3 of Mr. and Mrs. Ch‘tir- of Commerce, tucky Dam State Village. old daughter ray Junior Chamber selected as queen Carol was playing in the water lie Costello was the sponsoring club. Monday a field of over sixty lovely feature attraction will Dam from Tonight the At small brothers while with her two County young Band her parents went to a nearby Ansa Murray and Calloway be the concert by the Youth bands bar. When they returned 10 minutes ladies made up of members of the a down in of the high schools in the city and The unity of the Democrat party -Ned Breathitt and I have had later, she was found face Miss Beverly Lassiter daughter of the efforts at resuscita- county_ DEPT. 11 a... "Air in Kentucky was called for yester- meeting of the minds." he tola the water. All Mr and Mrs. James R. Lassiter. was n we After the band concert. a fire- clay at a nieeting of party leaders assembled Democrats. -W he tion failed. first runnerup and Miss Jan Jones, we works display will be set off. - at Kent kicky Dam Village State had that meeting of the minds, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Conrad will Tomorrow the top attraction will l'airk. Inch was attended by Ed- launched a ship of state that Janes. was second runnerup. vic- be a rock and roll and twist con- ward T. "Ned" Breathitt, candidate carry us through this campaign Mayfield Ladies Will of The large Dumber of entries were test. for governor and Harry Lee Water- toriously and through four years Be Entertained At finalists who will During the week merchants dis- Sex Governor. good government, progress and well- narroWeati to ten field, candidate 'for Lt. will be seen in the newly being." participate in the Lair activities plays "Harry Lee and I are going ta Country Club Here -building made for this have united forces, and I'm during the week. Tte ten finalists constructed 0. work together, not only daring this "We on the Paula Allbritten. Carol Butter- purpose. Hunt's show are campaign, but for f our years." contident that you will unite forces are Patsy Hern- grounds providing a number of rides for ths benefit of the party and for The ladies from t he Mayfield worth, Sandra Costello. Breathitt told the party leaders features. Mily benefit of all Kentuckians," said don. Jan Jones, Beverly Lassiter, and other filen West Kentucky. the Country Club and Mayfield South will, Sandra Outland, June Ryan, Ann The remainder of the week Waterfield reiterated the coopera- Waterfield. Highlands Club will be guests of the and Ann Story. • see two horse shows, dairy shows. For the first Breathitt Laid .he is confident he Calloway County Club ladies tomor- Sanders. tion by &elating tractor driving contest, mule pulling will win trie governorship. 'He de- Former fair queens were introduc- tithe In many years I see an op- row' at the regular ladies day pro- show. ed to the capacity crowd which was contest and home talent to close ranks and unite clared that the Republican candi- gram. purtunity Toni Burchett Price Lassiter won the door prize date. , had been chosen Tee off time will be 9:00 o'clock in attendance. Miss fully the Democratic party". Gro- of 100 silver dollars and Heide Nors- by the party leadership instead of Low- was the 1960 queen. Mrs. Donna The meeting yesterday was com- with pairings as follows: Betty to "Stars gan Herndon. the 1961 queen and worth won the two tickets posed of representatives from Callo- its members. ry, Jane Ann Nall, Madeline Wil- it out in Miss Carol Rolf, the 1962 queen. Miss in My Crown." way, Marshall, Graves, Hickman, ''We Democrats 'fought liams, Virginia Harp. de- Livingston, McCracken, Bailer d, a primary by letting the people Betty Cook, Dorothy Hunt. Alice would be, Fulton, Crittenden and Carlisle cide who. their nonunee Purdom, V e n e la Sexton; Shelia stood Eight Classes Set count te!. while our Republican opponent Shaw. Eleanor Diuguid,'Mary Boyd Total Eclipse by. • An estimatad 200 persons attend- Bennett, Madelyn Lamb; Virginia For Short Course • is as the choice ed the meeting which was marked "He presented Belote, Betty Nelson, Bobbye Wright, Republican party, when in by members of the old Chandler of the Sue Costello. 'fact the Republican bigwigs came Mildred Wilford, Jerry Roach, Of Sun Will and new Breathitt group faction the Eight classes have been scheduled roster Ockerman. in from Washington and selected Evelyn Jones. Minnie McCue; Nell Mixing together. for the Short Session at Murray B s irinan for Breathitt and Mack .iint." Easterday. Norma Driver. Jessie, I. that Nunn has adopts State College. Aug. 12-28. Dean Wil- Ottabeitees manager were asserted Yates, F-arta Alexander: Sara Mad— e aturday ham (3 Nash has announced. the-occasion. ed the Democratic program almost dox. Evelyn Jones of Mayfield. Nell both present for Registration for the Short Session Murr iy, can- point by point. The Democratic Cochran, Rebecca In/an: Janet Dr. Harry Sparks of Aug. 12, and all party, which "hawimered oyt" the Grace Smith, Olivia Isabell. will be at 9 am.. dictate for Commlegetter. 41 P.lti131c Kqugh, the people of Ken- classes will meet on that date. BAR HAFtil0R. Maine Instruction; Emerson 'Doc Beauch- program with Shirley Seals to put it The Short Session schedule is as Thousands were pouring into this amp, candidate .for secretary, of tucky are better equipped Lynch Albritten, Mar y Wright, Nunn, said follows: Psychology 687. "Guidance"; .fashianable seaside resort this week state, W. F.,Feitter of Mayfield and into effect than is Sandy Weintraub, A g n.e s Payne; Phy. 883, "-Mental Hygiene"; Pay. for front row seats Saturday to • County Judge Hobert 0. Miller of Breathit t Joyce Stratten, Flo Wylie, Lori Dor- has ever 380. "Child Psychieloaa,": Education nature's most spectacular sky show, Murray were also in attendance. "No Republican governor an, Reba Overbey; Frances Miller, le "Public School System": Ed. of the sun. in harmony with 310: the total eclipse A meeting is planned for tonight been able to work Ann Stroud, Mary Lou Northington, a legislature, and we 521. "Teaching Conservation"; Bus- The visitors. ranging from sci- In Hapkinsville as another in a series Democratic Dorothy Conner; Jane Baker. Juan- know, we will have a THREE LOVELY Calloway County girls are pictured above with tais Calloway County iness 592. ';Real Estate": :Owlish entists to schoolboys and tourists designed tearnify the .party over Che already Demo- ita Coburn Charlotte Terrell, Ruth ure Costello the ceItter.. Sne,.Was be1ét,ftd ,.1as Igbt.. frolia.,Dzsr 2112,., "Introduction_ tt; Litefsiure": .to tradesmen, were lining up coveted *tat — •., craticqegislat Watson Jean Mullins. Norman Fair Queen Miss Sandra in your in the -right, was first• and History 515,"Recent Americ& sites 'Co watch the awesome phenoz Waterfield. who ran on the ticket "Regardless of choice Chapman, Jerlene Sullivan, Chtls sixty girls on _the opening night of the fair. Miss Beverly Lassiter, in the History." memo of the moon passing between ith Chandler in the primary, was phtnary, you are welcome Graham: Maude B. McClain. Ear- runner-up and Miss Jan Jones, left, was second runner-up. of I have but Courses numbered 600 or above the sun find the earth emphatic in his deglaration that House Deniccracy. 'rite Doran, Ann Wilson, Doris Sims; are open to graduate students only. The nearby plateau-like rammit has been worked out in the Margaret Boyd, Ann Wooten, Eliza- uniiy continued on page 4 munbered 500 require junior Mountain. beth Slusmeyer, Marg Kipp.' Jetton Eaker Retired Farmer At X-Ray Trailer Courses of 1.532 - foot Cadillat part y leadership. Charlie semester hours) for elevation be- Mary M. Lancaster, Linda Henley, lea. standing 160 highest Atlantic Coast • • ' Puryear Passes Away I Will Be At Health but may be taken for Argentina, offered Billy Cohoon. Martha Sue Ryan; uies At Home On -- admission tween here and graduate credit. perfect vantage point of the spec- Nancy Beth Hale, Betty Jo Purdom, I Center For One flay a 4 Paris Route Five of Puryear &tort Session courses will meet day into night. Opha Spiceland, Rebecca Carter; George F. Thompson All tacle that will turn daily. Monday through will be seen in Carolyn Thurmond. Marie Lassiter, died at his home Sunday at 9:30 three hours The total eclipse from Japan, Jimmy Collie. Edna Malone; La some time. He was 85. _ Saturday.. a . 60-mile-wide swath Eaker of Paris. to Alaska, Verne Ryan, Lois Lolar, Grace Ja- Charlie Jetton p me He had been in ill health for The mobile, x-ray trailer will be across the North Pacific five passed away on ending in mes, Rosie Gibson: Edwina Sim- Tennessee route Funeral services will be held at at the Calloway County Health Cen- . Canada and Maine before 15 at 10:30 a.m. Death DANCE CANCELLED mons, 1.1rbena Stark.s, Frances Park- Monday. July 2 p to today at Puryear Methodist ter on the parking lot, 701 Olive the Atlantic at sunset. at his residence. event will be observ- r. Sara Wrather. came suddenly Church. Bro. Clovis Kemp will of- Street on Thursday. July 18. from The celestial , and by his wife Mrs.' eclipse elsewhere in Frances Hulse. Jean Benjamin. He is survived ficiate. Burial will be M Puryear 10100 a.m. to 12:00 noon and from The dance scheduled for Saturday ed aa a partial Baker; two sons Glenn, Hemisphere and as far Julia Rambo.- Eueldene Robinson; Earline Gray Cemetery. Ridgeway Morticians will 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m for one day night at the Calloway Country Club the Northern • both of Murray:: Helen Glover, Reba Kirk. Ela Jones, and Jeff Baker, have charge and the body will be only. The unit will be equipped not for freshmen through colleee clears, south as Venezuela. Lerah Jane Neal of ! the moon will Murrelle Ryan: Margaret Carrico, his mother'Mrs. at the family residence until time only with the small film x-ray trhas be nctaivincteiellse. d due to the Coun- At 5:47 p.m.. EDT. erandchildren Glenda: entirely over this Edna Knight, Sine Richardson. Lois Murray: four for services. which has been used in the past Fair activities, block out the sun Graves, Rodney Lee. temperature may Keller; Lochie Hart, Mary Belle June, Charlei Thompson was born Feb. 24, 1878, but also with the large x-ray film ,,rea. The air drop: Eaker. His fathera and the sudden LE Overbey. Clarice Sparkman, Blanch and Gary Dan in Henry County. the son of the for those who willaneed stars will be visible. preceded hint in insects Tit sworth. Charlie J. Esker late Van Buren and Rena McFall darkness will trick nocturnal death. Thompson. He was a retired farmer The large size films will be, used and animals into stirring prema- Mr. Eaker owned and operated and a member of Lebanon Methodist for all cars at tubercalosis either Weather turely. rid Pair of the Eaker Grocery and cafe on Church. presently active or old inactive crises Twenty special astronomical ex- Letter to the Editor Highway 69 South out of Paris. for He is survived by his wife, Mrs. of several years. also for any sus- peditions will be perched atop Cad- 17 years. and also an amusement Dais* Thompson. t s o daughters, pects or contacts of alt active case Report illac Mountain. These range from iembers of be used machine company in Paris. Mrs. Robbie Grubbs and Mrs. Ted of tuberculosis. It will also a high altitude research group from Dear Editor: 107 Un !Led rasa na.esaais..: • DEMOCRATS RALLY - - Edward T -Ned" Breathitt, The funeral will be held tomorrow Broach, and one son, Atkins Thomp- for. anyone who had small films in. Boulder, Calif.. to a high school • -the past which showed some ab- Democratic nominee for Governor, and Harry Lee Water- It is with a great sense of pride at 1100 a.m. with Rev. James P. son. all of Puryear: six grandchil- science group front New' Jersey. As- officiating. The normal condition and need to be Scott Carpenter plans field, nominee for Lt. Governor, spoke to some 200 party. that. when I am talkirfg to a strang- Irion of Paducah clan, and five great-grandchildren. stronaut M. er and he asks -where are you service will be held in the LeDon re-x-rayed. to fly over Maine at 42.000 feet in leaders Monday at Kentticky Dam Village $tate Park. 90 . of the Ridgeway Morticians High Yesterday a specially equipped plane. A scien- from", I can answer him with my chapel "This is your opportunity to get Low Yesterday . 69 accompanying him on the flight head held high when I say "Murray, in Paris. 12 Persons Die In a free chest x-ray and it is your tist may call there until the 8:00 am. 7111: point out to him scientific as- gs Kentucky". Friends duty to yourself. and family: to be - will Humidity As I read the papers and watch funeral hour. State In Eight Hours pects of the eclipse which astronauts sure you are not an active case of Local forecast: High tomorrow 90, television I am shocked by the things • of the eclipse which astronauts,may tuberculosis. Rememixr these films. Jow 70. scattered showers. I read and the things I see. encounter in future space journeys. also show up the heart and other Kentucky Lake: 7 am. 327.2': be- I anti-Herring to the racial strife by United Press International' Hopkinsville Forms conditions that might be present on low dam 303 0' that has engulfed our country. It Shock over Kentucky highways' ioes Rights Council the chest," a Health Center spokes- Precipitation during weekend. B -of ski is in my opinion a problem of gross bloody wekend Saturday and Sun- • Man said. l.45" misunderstanding. When I speak of I day extended from the homes of Sunset 7:15; sunrise 4:51. our town, I have a feeling of se- HOPKINSVILLE. Ky. en — The those who lost friends or relatives curity because I konie the people Hopkinsville City Council is expect- in traffic accidents to the Gover- by United Press International here are what they claim to be, ed to give final approval to the • nor's Mansion in Frankfort. Fork Baptists West All Zones of Kentucky — Partly Recovered By loyal Americans and devout Christ- proposed formation of a human During one tragic eight-hour /se- Cloudy, warm and humid today, to- ams. Because they have obeyed the . relations commission here at to- • nod between 4 p.m. and midnight Will Hold Revival night and Wednesday with scattered laws of our land and the laws of night's council meeting. • Saturday, twelve persons were killed — — afternoon and evening thundershow- God. The local legislative body gave and another died Sunday to brine Rescue Squad The West Pork Baptist Church ers. High today near 90, low' tonight Our schools have been Integrated,' unanimous approval to the creation the.bstality total to 13 will begin a revival on July 22 and in the mid 60s in the north-central some of our .eating establishments of the commission at the first read- ' Gov. said motorists continue through July 28. section. High today 84 to. 90. low The body of Richard Smith. 20. have been with tap ill effects. We ing of the proposed statute July 2nd. -should take the same driving pre- !e, Pedwin tonight 64 to 70 in -northeast' of Chicago was recovered Monday have deraonstrated in every sense of The proposal will get a second cautions they, used during the Four- Services will be held each after- southea:st. High today in south-cen- about 42 hours after he drowned in the word that we-are Americans. reading tonight and Hopkinsville th of July holiday period during noon at 2:00 p.m and each evening tral and western portions 88 to 92, Kentucky Lake. There are a lot of things we might Mayor S. E Lackey is expected to future weekenda. at 7:45 p.m. Bro. B. R. Winchester, AMONG PARTY LEADERS that attend(-d the Breathitt- low tonight 66 to 70. .The drowning occurred while disagree with, but there are many name the members of the biracial Also in Frankfort, Public Safety pastor of the Hazel Baptist Church at Kentucky Dam Village State Park Smith was attempting to water ski Waterfield rally things we can tolerate because they commission that will deal with civil Commissioner Glenn Loyern said. .will be the evangelist. •'`""-- The 5 a m. EST temperatures: Bat ux d a y evening, according to efunds Monday from Calloway County were (left to right) Keith are right. rights problems and grievances. after ordering state police to ana- the church. Rev. Louisville, Lexington, Covington and friends. His body was found on the Hill, Glen Doran, Mrs. William Nall, Harry Lee Water- The most lovable quality any hu- Louisville. Lexington and Frank- lyze each fatal accident, officers The pastor of Green 66, Paducah 70, Hop- surface of the lake at 246 pm Miller, Ned Breathitt, cities found drinking and inattentiveness R. J. Burpoe and members of the Bowling field, Mrs. Luck Burt, Judge Robert man being can possess is tolerance fort are the other Kentucky of the church invite the public to attend kinseille 70, Evansville, Ind., 61 and yesterday by members Murray Darrell Shoemaker, Owen Billington, Mrs. Robert Banks, ft is the vision that enables one to that have established such a corn- to be the causes for some of the these services. Huntington, W. Va.. 82. Rescue Squad. Bill Nall and Representative Charles Lassiter, continued on page 4 mission. wrecks. Ae Have You Seen "Stars In My Crown" at the Kenlake Amphitheater? If Not Take Your Family and Guests This Weeli. ',Ky. ".• , • •

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• •—. a-- 1963 stENTUCIL2 TUESDAY — JULY 16, 40 Tag LE 4111LX Alk — MURRAY, mall TWO • Don Nottebart Just Can't Win Even After THE LEDGER & TIMES Quotes From The News Inc.. PRESS INTERNATIONAL rusuaasn by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. By UNITED Calloway Times, and The Sen. Thomas H Kuchel - Shutout Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The WASHINGTON -- Pitching A No Hitter And 4 the West Kentuckian, January Iple-lieraidi, October 20, Ma and praLsitig NewYork Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller for criticiz- 1942 a homer three times. Al bicBean posted his r ing the -racial right" in the Republican party: By MILTON RICHMAN raked for 10 hits, including Sievers, during the 4% irm- ninth triumph in the opener. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHES "The truths he uttered need to be repeated again and United Press International Lay Roy he worked. Jack Baldschun was and more Republicans across the land . . . Everything happens to Don Not- Lugs Southpaw Dick Ellsworth was a Advertising, Letters to the Editor, again by more in We reserve Use right to reject any tebart. credited with his seventh victory oyez. not for the beet in- Lincoln's party is not going to abandon Lincoln's principles one-man gang In the Cubs' win or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are First he haters sneers pitches a no-hitter but the cardinals, limiting at. Louis to terest of our mem' because a miserable little group of self-:seeking it's not actually a na-hit, no-run three hits in 6,11 innings and singl- and jeers at every constructive accomplishment Republicans Reds Strand 18 NATIONAL RIVIRMISENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 game. ing home both of Chicago's runs off Bldg., New York, N.Y.; made for America over the last century." Madison Ave., 14esnphis, Tenn.; Time& Lite have by United Press International And then he pitches a fine four- The Reds stranded 18 base run- Ernie Broglio in the seventh. Lindy Siephenson Illdg., Detroit, Mich. AMERICAN LEAGUE hit shutout for the Houston Colts ners in their game with the Braves McDaniel finished up and protected Johnson, conceding that LOS ANGELES — Mrs. Elaine Tr•mu G A Monday night, but technically it but still won it with the help of 13th victory. Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transanission ElLsworth's was far -from won just because ____ 33 .621 won't go into the books as a shut- inning triple. Second Clam Matter. her battle with the scales New York John Edwards' 12th .5b7 dropped from 315 pounds to 184 pounds during a six- Boston _ 41i1 39 oUt. Frank Funk then walked two men per She SUBRCRIFI'ION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, Chicago 50 40 386 "Maybe I'm Just not living right." intentionally and pinch hitter Ken year, $4.50; else- month diet in a hospital: month 115e. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per Minnesota 49 41 .544 he laughed "I guess I'll never come unintentionally, forcing in ''It will never be over because I'm a foodoholic." Walters FOR CORRECT where, $8.00. Baltimore 50 43 .538 closer to pitching a shutout." the winning run. Cleveland " 46 44 511 Nottebart missed by only one final TIME and • 'Tbs Ouralamillag Chic Ansi a Camaninify is the — Rep. William Qa Broomfield (R.Mich.), fiumea six WASHINGTON Los Angles 43 be .462 pitch Monday night, and even Al Worthington, who bieserity oe its Newspaper- build a steel plant to innings of opposing any U.S..iid to help India Senses City 38 50 .432 though he hurled a no-hitter two batters in four scoreless TEMPERATURE Eddie Ma- be government-owned:, Detroit 36 49 424 months ago, he still has not pitched relief, was the winner. DAY OR NIGHT thews and Tornmy Harper hit hom- TUESDAY — JULY 16, 1963 "I can't see why the American taxpayer's money should Washington 32 58 346 a shutout tn the majors. was ers. be used to build a huge socialistic steel plant overseas. A Monday's Results Here the situation: Detroit 6 The Mets had broken a 15-game DIAL 751,9P program of this kind is in direct contradiction to the free Washington 11 The Pirates,'who had lost all four 2 Los Angeles 1 losing streak with a 14-5 ‘ictory figITIER RECORDS NEEDED enterprise system and may even someday against American Boston of their previous meetings with the .• Minnesota 13 Cleveland 1 over the Oohs in the opener of • • steel in the world market." Giants this season. beat Juan Marl- • 11 N. York '10. 12 innings tot-night doubleheader, BANK K. City chal in the opener on Willie Stars PEOPLES. • what Wó needto end hear so these days about Chicago 4 Baltimore 0, night the WEE leader Mrs. Gloria Injured Ankle gell's ninth inning single with modern ills that CAMBRIDGE, Md. — Integration Today'," Games unemployment, and solve all the other bases full. Joe Gibbon made It a of pledging, that demonstrations would continue night is time to Richardson, Cleveland et Los Angeles, Nottebart sipped through the first out eight in as a result 'of efficiency and thrift, it sweep when he struck ILy. have come here even if it meant the arrest of every person willing to Boston at KILZWI8 City, night 8% innings of the nightcap and Murray. ways of making comparisons night the nightcap. including Willie 221911 discard some of the obsolete march: New York at Minnesota, then had two strikes on Jim Hick- _ give future gene- Washington at Chicago. night and get busy on what may be required to "If there are three left, three will go out." man with Houston leading. 8-0. He Baltimore at Detroit, night suddenly, injured his right ankle a better deal. rations Wednesday's Games pushing oft the mound and needed BUGS. . . Defense Secretary Mc- We are told. for instance, that Cleveland stJos Ang.. 2, twi-night help. more than a billion dollars Today Boston at Kansas City, night "I could't throw another pitch,": Ruin Shade Trees Namara has saved taxpayers Ten Years Ago night as he estimated LEDGER di TLAIES FILE New York at Minnesota. he said. during the past year, four times as •much Washington at Chicago, night Woodeshlck came out of buying So Hal would be able to , because of his' exerienced at Detroit he Mrs. Bob Evans, age 48, passed away last night at the Baltimore the bullpen, made only one pitch 1SOTOX Garden Spray ciollars Does that mean we will borrow a billion a —a strike—and it was all over with. methods. Murray Hospital. NATIONAL LesquE does it mean the Obits-on top, 8-0. Bugs! less, pay the billion on the national debt, or Bob Miller, Murray attorney, has been appointed to Ruins IN G B. 414 Te.an• W L t. Nottebart failed to receive c'redit costs of providing the administra- the drive to secure subscriptions to the National Demo- it will off-set the added head Los Angeles __ 55 34 .618 for a shutout but he's used to minor COUNTY SOIL trips abroad Digest. CALLOWAY tion a billion dollars more for making more cratic Chicago 49 40 .551 6 disappointments. There was even In other Pvt. James L. Smothermon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry San Francisco ___ 49 42 .538 7 one connected with his May 17 no- to "promote world peace and understanding?" IMPROVEMENT ASS'N Smothermon of 105 South 12th Street, has been transferred St. Louis 49 42 .538 7 hitter against the Phillies because what becomes of the. billion dollars? words: to the Officers Candidate School at Fort Belvion Va. 49 43 .533 71'. they scored a run off him although importance of increas- 9 Some folks are confused over the Little Miss Donnie Mae Billington, four months old Pittsburgh 46 43 .517 Houston won the game, 4-1. well ahead Milwaukee -- .46 44 .511 9'2 "I'm hot kicking as long as we 1.1aim••••• ing the -gross national product," now running daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julon Billington, died this morn- Philadelphia 44 46 .489 12,1 win," said the 2'7-year old Colt right- period in history. Millions of businessmen, ing at 6:30 a.m. of any former Houston 26 58 .383 21i, hander . never been farmers and other -self-employed" people have New Yost 30 61 .330 26 The victory Monday night was his See .. . aside of the season and first since able to spend anything for themselves or lay anything sixth Monday's Results Craig dropped children, their his no-hitter. Roger for their own old age and to leave to their Robin Roberts Ruins in a row and his 15th Chicago 2 St. Louis 0 his 13th game their church, except what they have left after when Colt catcher Jim community or Phila. 5 Los Aug. 4, 11 inn.. night of the season MY CROWN" a three- IN their' tagged him for "STARS paying their honest debts and taxes. In other words: Pittsburgh 2 San Francisco 1, 1st, Campbell Gary Peters' Bid For Game run homer during a five-run fl: • PAY." tat-light net profit -AFTER TAXES.- or their-!TAKE HOME 753-6843 Francisco 1, 2nd, FOR TICKETS CALL their Pittsburgh 4 San They 'still wonder what good it does them and By MILTON RICHMAN , their ninth victory in 11 games. night Hit Grand Slam Box 679 - Murray, Ky. unless they may ex- twi- Write loved ones to increase their production United Press International I Don Rudolph. regiitered his fifth New York 14 Houston 5, 1st, justify opener, Met pitcher Carl pect to lay aside enough of the added revenue to The odds against .1 perfect game victory although Ronnie Kline took hght In the 8 New York 0. 2nd, night hit grand slain homer hours of labor required are better than 1.000 to 1 and they're'over for him in the eighth following Houston Willey the added responsibilities and longer 12 inn., rally even higher that you d never guess Bubba Phillips' three-run homer, Cincumati 4 Milwaukee 3, during a six-run second ihning of them. which wrapped up the contest. who ruined Gary Peters' bid for one. night State Bank No. 83-207 .? Games in the , • How serious is the. unemployment situation anyway The villain was mai pitcher Rob- Today's Elsewhere — Ron- Dodgers' seen a number WM4GEN. Switzerland the Phillies ended the OF bread-winners of families are .unemp18yed? in Roberts, who has York REPORT OF CONDITION How many sole ald McKenzie of AuStralla won the Houston at New seven-game winning streak with a 1 of his own no-hitters ruined but billions we are pay- of an Interna- stile-aukee at Chicago What are we getting for the increasing as the spoil- men's singles title 5-4 victory, in 11 innings. Cincinnati never before had acted Cincinnati work? We tional Tennis Tournament when St. Louis at defeated Milwaukee, 4-3, in 12 In:- ing to provide lobs for everybody who wants to er himself. twi- Miami.Fla , as LOS Angeles at Philadelphia, 2, fr, old southpaw Ed Rubuioff of lags, Pittsburgh swept a pair most_of our readers are asking that same question. Peters, a 26-year believe forced to quit with leg cramps in rught San Francisco, 2-1 and 4-1, and inc for the Chicago White Sox, struck twi- MURRAY it so difficult to Francisco at Pittsburgh, 2, OF are unemployed why is set of the finals. San Cardinals, 2-0. BANK the fourth When millions out 13 batters and did not walk Cubs beat the night two and anxious to earn a few dollars? Second baseman Nate Oliver's Kentucky - find someone willing any 111 besting theBaltimore. Or- Wednesday's Games of Murray, in the State of • base on 's pop selling magazine articles as.Last as they 4-0. Germany — Those who are --NUERBURGRING. tot/owed by Bob Clefts' single in 1963 Francisco at New York. night fly at the close of business on June 29, problems, it seems, Were It not for Roberts, the kind L. Michael Rader of West „permany San be turned out have no unemployment night the llth off Ed Roebuck produced of hater no pitcher ever really woe- as killed when his Alfa Romeo Houston at Philadelphia. of opinion that Con- the winning run for the Phillies ASSETS and there seems to be such a difference about Peters .would have be- on a turn of the 12-hour Milwaukee at Chicago ries skidded against the Dodgers. Don Drysdale . St. Louis arcuKinna.U. night fusion is being compounded so rapidly we are now hearing come the first snag. ever to hurl International Nuerburgring auto Dodgers but was other banks, and seash PIU.abergh, night started for -the Cash, balances with perfect game In .regular ma.tor. race. . *LDS Angeles at - • ^ _ - I - $ 2,094,117.50 such ugly.' words a, "reVohltion", "arfarchy—, —IrlstIrrection."; Items in—pFoceis Of 'eolle'etion eague competition since 19= when Government obligations, direct and the like. Charlie Robertson did so for the 3,102,289.29 and guaranteed wrongs have never made a right, but it Is time for White Sox- The only other perfect Two political- subdivisions 620,062.49 game since was Don Larsen's World Obligations of States and to Understand no person, or minority group, has a folks Series masterpiece in 1956. ,IFFE HIPINDABLES FROM DODGE! Other bonds, notes and debentures (including right or wrong. Federal agencies "corner" on what may be C'an't Beat It $135,000.00 securities of than guide lines not guaranteed by U.S.) 135,000.000 Freedom mean.s much more to mankind -No one can ever beat that." Lar- • and corporations (including $239.55 over- of any of "Big Shots" who think theyhave the answers sen still quips. "The best anyone Loans and discounts set 11,345,122.64 can ever is tie it." drafts) to what we need to insure equality for all and bring about,. ao Peters' lost his chance to es-en, Bank premises owned $197,500.00, furniture permanent world peace. 287,713.60 tie it when Roberts singled up the and fixtures 390.213.60 as never before. And there two out in the third: 50,001.00 Young people are confused middle, with Real estate owned other than bank pr ises inninz. after which the White Sox Isn't any wonder. They are not so dumb as we have been for Other assets 10,566.98 lefty retired the last 19 batters in them to pay off debts -$18,144,933.50 the past thirty years. We can't expect order to become only the third, TOTAL ASSETS of irresponsible leaders have incurred. They see so • many southpaw to pitch a LIABILITIES 't season. their elders living in luxury withoua working how' can we against the Orioles this J. C. Martin assured Peters his of individuals, partnerships, , are con- Demand deposits expect them to assume the responsibilities they e seventh victory With two-run -homer and corporations $ 5,772,523.65 stantly being told they must assume to prevent a war no- and Tom McGraw also _ _ las-the fifth Time and savings deposits of individuals, connected with one on in the eighth.. body may hope to win.? partnerships,- and corporations 9,663,329.04 The blows dealt Roberts his ninth We repudiate such a doctrine. We mu'st win the cold Far Deposits of United States Government (in- loss in 15 decisions. , 154,462.81 as well as any other war in which we have participated if The" Kansas City As outlasted thel cluding postal savings) 11-10. of States and political subdivisions 1,402,051.28 the free world survives. Young folks who settled this great twat place , IF YOU'D LIKE TO DRIVE A GREAT,BARGAIN Deposits ; - in 12 innings. the Boston Red Sox Certified and officers' checks, etc. 23,980.39 nation from all parts of the globe were misled as badly as nipped the Los Angeles Angels, 2-1. TOTAL DEPOSITS $17,016,347.17 people are today. An authority on -early Americans 13-1. young blinnesota routed Cleveland. (a) Total demand deposits . $ 6,889,931.31 -....••••putor. Washington drubbed 'Detroit, says- young- immigrants thought the streets of Boston a:nd and (b) Totaj, time and savings: 11-6. • New York were paved with gold. They. found they were not deposits $10,126,415.86 The Athletics-Yankees marathon liabilities 18,000.00 even paved and that if they expected to prosper in the New Went three hours and 41 minutes- Other $17,034,347.17 World they would have to chip in and help pave them. They before Bill Stafford walked Jerry TOTAL LIABILITIES Lump' with the ba.sce full in the also believed they would find abundant food and a variety CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 12th to force in the winning run. they never knew in the old world. They found nothing was with The Yanks .broke an 8-all tie Capital: Common stock, total par value $ 400,000.00 to plant themn and culti- three runs in the 11thbut the A's free but seed. They, were expected Surplus 600,000.00 came right back with three runs • vate their own crops if they expected to eat. They did find Undivided profits 110,588.33 of their own. Ed Charles hit, a pair an abundance of rich land, plenty of f tel to burn only if of homers and John Blanchard con- TOTAI,, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 1,110,588.33 reliever Pete they provided the labor to chop it down, plenty of'meat in nected for ore. Rookie TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL Los-rich was credited with his first greater variety ,thin anywhere else in the world, available ACCOUNTS $18,144,933.501 --major .leagua* victory. only to those who braved the forest in order to get it for Ilbenei Settles Game BE OUR GUEST MEMORANDA themselves and whatever surplus' they could sell or trade Frank Malzone's 13th homer in assigned to secure liabilities the sixth inning off Don Lee" settled Assets pledged or for something they lackd. _ - notes matter,, between the Red Sox and and for other purposes (including The rest is prologue, except that it is high time We give Angels. The victory_ was Boston's and bills rediscounted and securities sold s 1,644,600.00 the youth of tomorrow the same.opportunities our fore fifth its its last seven contests and with agreement to repurchase) ...... the loss was the 12th for Los Angeles above" are after deduction of bears had. It's the 'Only way we can keep faitti with them Loans as shown f ; in its last 14 games. Mill Menboti- valuation reserves of 246,782.06 and Congress is our last citadel. Gentlemen -of‘the House o yquette brought his record to 12-6 do • Polara hardtop, a beautiful George Hart, President of the above-named bank, Representatives and the United States we , although .Dick Radatz came On in The car shown above is a '63 Dodge Senate, believe solemnly (swear-affirm) that this report Of condition is true4 the eighth and pitched hitless ball. bargain if there ever was one—a good reason why Dodge sales are you will 'justify', the confidence of your constituents and the best of my knowledge and belief. bick Sttgmans four-hit pitching up 65.5% so far th;s mcdel year. For one thing,. the Polara is priced THE IOW PRICE and correct to carry out your respr;ribilitIP.,. and three homers by .the Twins with Ford and Chevy. ror another, it's backed by a five-year Correct—Attest: (signed) George Hart I proved too much for the Indians. 50 000-mile warranty.* And to seal the bargain, Dodge Dealers are Audrey W. Simmons, Tremon Beale, 'Earl Battey tat his 20th homer with giving the best deals in their history. So be our guest and come Luther Robertson - Directors on 'in the second inrung, Don Dodge Dealers -now. 13G3 DODGE!!! one The 6,3 Dodge. At your drive this bargain. State of Kentucky, county of Calloway, ss: I Mincher belted a two-run. homer in •illt Delp Capaiar's Warratily agamst 441a01 in .rnmtv oil and evrluna-selp on 1%3 car, I.... charge fU, pal ts before me this 12th day Harmon Killebrew Wa• Itapaadelt to ilatholle path replacement or reiunt 4,thoJt reouurl .Sworn to and subscribed the third and carnal first. on tee *wee bi.rcl• 44440 434 .010,41 Inc. _II! sows or 50.000 mks. adier,baver 0000E OiViSoON ip404 certify that I am not Co. •,,,. CHRYSLER I hereby Murray Lumber manual 'Inch) of July, 1963, and in the, (etCludong socked his '21st' with one on ‘,4•1rtitssinn Cane and Inlet-14;pda MOTORS CORRORATIOal *W. 10.114/%41160•11(•ro-lorfina dun cone's rear lee and di5er,t1.1 and rear •Me.1 her this bank. r.eventh All three homers came off ;eat,als according to Ma Dodge an officer or director of OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY ,RIP-Paort6ed reM•cl• nes been serincritel at reasonable Dick Donovan: whose res.:ord rtOV: 181 COMM Car Cars vitedulet Robert Mehigin, Notary Public FOOT A SQUARE DEAL 6-6 The victory a a s Stigman's EVERY eighth against nine la,.-es MOTORS, Inc. - 303 S. 4th St., Murray, Ky. TAYLOR My commission expires February 18, 1967 runs dy Chuca Holton East Maple St , Tel. 753-3161 Hope- 104 Buninng of ' Bobo'eietiorne off Jim EMPIRE', N6C-1V. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING. the Tigea-s carrtrd t :4,11.ttOrs tcr _ SEE '

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Iowa, drove 1963 Ford 2.6- vadat ed with Edda lauding of Germany orkeokuk. -Teensy....maples exprictslon U:7-7 niting St. Louis to 1957 CHEV. sEL AIR 2-DR. Straight Weekend Sports to victory in the 200 mile late model 24 ACID:A innings and singl- miles, one mona to Win the mixed doubles title in 'Ion 110. Fall behind FOR SALE shift, 6 cyl., 35,000 actual stock car race. 36-Golf moundS Chicago's runs off owner. Hervie Henderson, phone 753- 29-Danger .16 Summary 31-Soft food (colloq.) 45-Helmsmen gS-Collection the seventh. Lindy 3339. jlElp 116-Male sheep 47-Unit of of facts WILL Kulp cunDREitAN MY 33-Obstruct guese 67-Conjunction d up and protected NEW BRICK HOUSE. THREE bed- home, hour, day or wirek,453-6725. 34-Bun god SS-Having Portu -Emerged carpet in FOR SALE BY OWNER. A NEW 35-Organ of branches currency 59 victory. room, ceramic tile bath. il8p 41-River ducks victorious living room. Dawn Heights Subdivi- modern 3 bedroom brick house. Has hearinguality 41-Expert 60-Ocean International 37-Eq 52-Pitch 63-College lion. $11,530. Call 753-1616. tfo built-in Tappan stove and dish- by United Press 39-Enlisted man 4.11Swords., 54-Merriment Saturday (coll0q.) man's degree washer. Located on Broach Avenue. d urn rr. 3 stake 5-At present (abbe WANTED TO BUX Ramos 40-Doctrine CHAIN SAWS, HOMELITE AND A bargin if sold this week. Call 753- ME.X.100 CITY - Sugar 42-Opening oR CORRECT I his world featherweight 44-Part of 6 7 g .:.• 9 10 11 Mono. Mowers - Mono. Moto Mower. 4616. retained jacket 1 7 3 al'e 4 5 YELLOW EARED CORN li‘hvered boxing championship with a unan- eil• :•fl• and e • New and used mowers. Mowers for 46-Sh•kespear- •N is TIME to the Co-op. Carr nee a Idad any- 15 decision over Ha- iau king 12 .* rent. Waldrop's Mower and Saw HELP WANTED imous -round 49-Encountere3 .::$ 13 time. Now is a good time to move it II ;MPEIIATIIRE Shop, Concord Road, phone 753- flu King of Nigeria. 50-Mud 15 16 M17 before the weevils get it. 51-Place ,Y OR NIGHT 6233. july20c IN this Calloway Cut DUE TO OUR EXPANSION County Soil Improvement Assn. Diar INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Cadiz, a 55-CnIlection 9 20 ''.,, it two good men who can k‘.." .., 53-6363 PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC shav- area we need 753,2024. jc New Zealand bred 24-1 longshot, of people 77 2$ sell Acirli insurance. Call Charles 58-Permits 22 23 ' 24 25 ,....:.',', 26 COURTESY ers at Lindsey's Jewelers. Ju1y23c won the $162,100 Hollywood Gold 61,Nurry4,er -\ Clark at 9:00 a.m. 753-6963 or home CARD OF THANKS ,-",- 33 Cup at Hollywood Park. 62-Aristocratio 79 30 .;.-X 31 32 phone 753-6342 after 8:30 in evening. We wish to extend our sincere 44-Pedal digit V.,!.. •:.:.,... 3 SHEPLAND PONIES. BRIDLES ,I v -as 39 and pony carts. Ponies are bra& to Pyramid Life Ina. - 4200 thanks and appreciation to o u r CHICAGO - Candy Spots out- 65- Armed 34 2;7,235 36 37 ES BANK many friends for the kindnesses ('oil 11101 ride and are gentle to children. duelled B. Major to capture the 43 K44 45 ROUTE BOY NEEDED AT ONCE during the illness and death of our 66- W me out 40 Al '42 Contact Jack McElwain at Lakeland $110,833 American Derby at Arling- 47-Na boor ". to carry papers in the vicinity of the wife and mother, Mrs. Bar- • Motel, Aurora, Ky., 474-2292. 116c Rebecca ton. sheep 46 49 Eig30 College Farm Road. Contact Charles row'. We especially want to thank 47 "...."'5:.:411 ray, Ky. Oldham at the Ledger & Times. DOWN 51 ii 53 the J. H. ChurchIll Funeral Home, N. J. - Decidedly .,.. A:. MUST SELL, DUE l'O THE DEATH tine Dr. H. C. Chiles and Rev. J. H. OCEANPORT, 1-Prohibit r..... k upset the favored Mongo to• win 57 .f.. 511 59 40 or my husband, 42-acre farm 2 miles Thurman., the special attention in 2-Room in 55 56 OS off the Murray and Paris Highway, the $111,300 Monmouth Handicap harem IP' .. ,, FEMALE HELP WANTED song service rendered, the beautiful 61 67.- 63 5 room well, and pond. at Monmouth Park. 3-Kind of dog house, good flowers, food prepared and all others 4-Writing Mrs. 'Iter Gordon, Route 2, Hazel, BOYS-Rescue workers are Implements ..7e,a A, 67 that have contributed in any way NEW YORK - Outing Class SEARCH MINE FOR MISSING 65 .{.1., Ky. 116c SEE IBM TRAINING OPPORTUN- their time and contributions. May shown at entrance of the abandoned Castle Shannon No. 2 5-Latvian? - 1i'r. captured the $86,000 Dwyer Handi- for three Eatr, by United iesturs SytsiitatI. Kies on the amusement page next to the Lord bless everyone of you. mine in the Pittsburgh, Pa., area during search 6-Conjunction '57 cap at Aqueduct at the favored TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE. Call movie ads. j16c Tilghman Barrow boys whose bicycles were found at the entrance. Missing are - or Chateaugay finished third. Spray PL 3-336 see Hew R. Cooper, and Billy Burke, 13, Daniel O'Kane, 13, and Robert Abbott, 14. • Route 4, Murray. .117c Hal Mary ltp MALE HELP WANTED NOW YOU KNOW STANTON, Del. - Spicy Living, PEANUTSE by Charles M.. Schub 1165,- FOR SALE BY OWNER: EXTRA SEE IBM TRAINING OPPORTUN- by United Press International the odds-on favorite, took the 375 Delaware Oaks at Delaware SOIL nice 3 bedroom home in Circararna. Kies on the amusement page next to "Duin-durn" bullets, designed to PFANIUTS YOu f3tia ti)HAT5 THE SENSE iN IN PRODUCTION SORE Park. ..t.AAT5 THIS ITS VERY DANGEkOir5 saikEsow Large front room, 2 baths, large movie ads. Pik expand on impact for greeter BMS OF HAVING AN ECUPSE IF c/00 THI5 wounding effect, take ABOUT NOT NM aULD SJFFER SEVERE SLIPPED UP TIME! family room. 2 car garage, big util- their name ABLE TO LOOK AT THE RETINA FROM NRA-RED RAY5' CAN'T LOOK AT IT? ity room. Plenty of closet space. from their original place of man- LYTHAM - ST. ANNES, Eng- FOR RENT Zea- 'THE ECUPSE? --u House is plastered throughout. Lo- ufacture in the tow not Durn-Dum land - Bob Charles of New cated on nice large lot. Shown by 4-ROOM GARAGE APT.-FURN- near-Galentta, India, according to land beat Bob Rodgers of La. Jolla. appointment. Call 753-3414. 318c lahed. Call 753-1417. 116p the Encyclopedia Britanicca. Calif. in a playoff to win the - - - - British Open golf championship.

• merits" 1.vP ittr,f net Node &room History/ LONDON - John Pelmet of Northeast Louisiana State College set a world pole vault record of 16 Tho -Amazing_ Mrs. Banuarte feet 83 4 inches. OWN" by Don Sherwood DAN CMG° HARNETT r KANE .• SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Bobby 843 tn. Ow nroyi .6.6tA.1.4 bir IMAtur.14, • T. gar Doust.bted Isz IanbuI Lunn of San Francisco defeated Steve Opperman. one-up, to take the Naticinal Public Links golf HAW A RUS51.11$1169e5 of- blit I couldn't title THROWN WIN C11514241.5 CHAPTER 1 doorway of 61r. Patterson's twice, championstup. her ninety fice she heard his piercing voice, 1 tell. Calvert or no Calvert, WiniOUT tOCINSIBISL. pon THE rest or YOu, As mat- Joe's a fine, well-meaning dc!', MY 140.1$6101S • four years Betsy Patterson addressnig a caller. a coreavecn, muff else All be tall thought back to that windiest, ter or fact, I'm or two Minds and nothing KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Early SUBMIT 70 hunting . and fIshie:; lank NO. 83-207 warmly fragrant September 1- on the subject." about is Waynn became the 14th .pitcher PROCEDURE. _ and raising tua dogs and-" ternoon in Baltunore of 1803 as At the words Betsy's eyes ever to win 300 major league base- (IF The girl stopped. William the day which, more than any brightened to amusement ball games when he pitched the - flail flushed so deep!;' other, eat the course of ner Whenever William Patterson Pz•terrain Cleveland Indians to a 7-4 victory that the color went to curibua and crowded career. uaeo that phrase, the mercnant- agair over Kansas City in the second of his pale flair. Sometimes she would go over shipowner was carefully weigh- the roots game of a doubleheader. dropped in anger to the details with a musing smile, ing a situation. At the proper glance its "I'm RRAY it as the occa- be would adopt -I and. volume under tier arm. reflecting upon moment sure he doesn't have the airs Sunday sion that opened t h e world's usually a furious one. ano nold of-of those foreign macaronis BAASTAD, Sweden - Dennis f ntucky doors to her. Again, in hours It for the rest of his life. that you're always reading Ralston of Bakersfield, Calif., team- i of bitterness, she sighed aver As she thought of the bulky. 29, 1963 about . . ." it as the day that began the pink - faced man. witn well- by Ernie Beshsoiller Mr. Patterson's voice trailed NANCY wreckage of her life. grayed hair above a sharp nose away, and he took up a related And ott•o she worpliered: and furrowed forehead, she ten grievance. With a side look at Might matters have ended far or affection. as the MY DAD WENT FORGET :ash a wave the old friend who sat near rinn, differently for her and those Owner tit the btggest or at least • -4.-54.....o•-••• ON $ 2,594,177.50 he groaned. "Girl, it's the way --TO AFRI6A ABOUT THAT OLD, around tier if she had taken an- second biggest fortune In Balti- reet we've let you be educated. You A SAFARI AND SAFARI-LET'S other direction In those first more, he had worked a long 3,102,289.29 aren't"-he reachecisfor a word WOULDN'T TAKE ON days? Choices, decisions, turtle Urns to establish nis rank and GO A 620,062.49 -"satisfied with Baltimore. L!- ? ME ALONG- sions fortune .. . everything had now worked harder to maintain • PICNIC of And men don't like women that ling seemed 1$4kgpler at the time. ft. turn up their noses. Let me tell icies • • • A rustle of paper, and Mr. 135,000.008 you, a 'girl that's not married U.S.) TALL, red brick house Patterson murmured, "It's right before sties twenty isn't likely, In Re place. ver- t South and Gay Streets here. Everything ever, to get a husband!" I ! TH: so that ..." Betsy finished the 11,345,122.64 was the proud achievement of Betsy shrugged, and caught sentence to herself: "So that I ture William Patterson, a self-made an amused signal, a hint of a can put my hand on an invoice 287,713 60 man, and built according to the wink, from the jauntily-dressed. dark." A few moments 00 firm orders of one who planned In the middle-aged caller, Commodore es 50,001 the Identical words 10 566 98 everything with care. later Joshua Barney. With her fa- reached her, and he went on: bead turned away, the Lit Inside it had a different air, thers $18,144,933.50 'As for Booaparte . . . he's florid, paunchy Barney gave a as the' comfortably sprawling clearing away a lot of cobwebs, grin that was like the man 1 Pao home of William's - born PO by O..dP.m.* down aristocracy and impish and provocative. •Fn.. ATUSW...1/. .1` wife, Dorcas who thought sel- broken • =risen, the like. He's stopped the Rev- From the moment of her en- dom of position and appear- wildnes se 8, and try, Betsy realized, the Com- $ 5,772,523.651 ances for the reason that she olutionary authority for the modore had subjected her to an did not have to do so. France has by Raeburn Van Buren uals, in years.' The word examination that missed few In the narrow garden at the first time ASSIE AN' SLATS 9,663,329 04 one to which details: her figure with its high side, below a line of neat, sym- "authority" was •- _ ..rwilaeiawc..3.nr4r (1n- household w as waistline and well-defined metrical windows, the eighteen- the Patterson "Still, I don't breasts: the long neck and dark, 154,462 81 year-old Betsy lifted her eyes well accustomed. ike some things about this high-piled hair that made her FC.)ft A 1-- IS .. 1,402,051 28 from her book of French essays I THERE IS NOTHING First Consul." t h e shipowner seem taller than her five feet WOMAN TO DO, BECKY. 23,980.39 to the vines that cascaded over SENSITIVE continued, or about the other and a few inches of height SLATS -AND NOW BECKY- IS JUST SIGN THIS, GIVING ME 17.17 the trellis. FIRST YOu IN wall the girl Bonaparte either." Beneath Betsy's rather heavy CaNINCED THAT SLATS IS SUFFERING THE RIGHT TO ENTER SLATS 11.31 Beyond the high BREAKDOWN, WHAT WITH REST HOME, AND I'LL heard a roll of carriage wheels Betsy's eyes wElened. ,Which lids, which provided a decep- A NERVOUS A GOOD her 'father suggestion of somnolence, vucEstve----- TAKE CARE OF EVERYTHING; • 4. , arida rocking sound as an over- other Bonaparte did tive THE STRANGE 15.86 laden stagecoach swung around !titan? After a moment's wait her look was calm, noncommit- HAS BEEN HEARING -- 18,000.00 the corner. From the green she went past t Is e doorway, tal. For some time she had been appraisals $17,034,347.17 earth there came a moist ele- hoping to escape notice. She did aware of warm male her. _ _ mental aroaia, and, her dark not succeed, for a peremptory and they seldom disturbed she r s head rising. Betsy drank in the call cut through the all. "Betsy. Her nose rose slightly as fin- , spired sweetness of the day. Bet-sy!" Halting, the girl un- faced her father again. He 400,000.00 sick- $ The yellow light outlined a consciously braced herself. In ished a sentence ... "just 600,000.00 he foreigners" neat, slightly rounded figure front of a guest. couldn't ly air gentle, she replied at 110,586.33 - and emphasized a complexion treat her a bit more like' an Her you a for- oh unusual whiteness. Few who adult? once, "But weren't $ 1,110,586.33 from - as w Betsy Patterson for the e s 7" Approaching hi n. eigner yourself. Father, You've even served in first time, appraising her easy Betsy paused imperceptibly, Ireland? • a $18,144,933.504. poise, tier self-command, failed and added, "Father?" A glance the French Navy for synde, her , you're friendly with a lot to think her older than she was; at Mr. Patterson's fare told and How have you almost no one failed to look that he did not want her to of foreigners. by Al Copp your money, If reit by lities again for. a fuller view of the hear more of what he bad been made LIL' ABNER with people like that?" 'totes girl's extraordinary beauty. saying. The warning look that trading man beside She could not resist a final WHAT'S THIS? A For years those who tallild he turned upon the SNORT!!- I CO D VO'LOOKS sold inter- shot "And Lafayette- you liked Ce4CKLE- .f,r PORE or wrote of her, favorably or him made her suddenly COLD.'Y - LEFT-OVER 1,644,600 00 him so much said've corres- THOSE. WORTHLESS SHTOONKS, JI unfavorably, mentioned • lumi- ested. She would be inquiring SOUL!! in of ponded with him tor years." HERE nous quality, the richness of Into this Bonaparte matter. AND 1 WQN EVERYTHING 246,782.06 the sight of Although Mr. Patterson's lips • the long brown hair, the deep A moment later, 'YCLI OWO,, re- tightened at het words, his face re-named bank, do hazel eyes, the full lips, and h t s daughter apparently Ea,AS1-1B`l!fio-- • Patteison of. softened at the mention of the Of condition is true4 the nose that had a clear minded William reddening. famous Ftenchman, still a high- and strength a ad decision. Many another subject, and, belief. bumped iy-populat figure) from Ameri- aTreed that, without such beau- he snapped out, "1 just i) George Hart Joe Calvert You can Revolutionary days. "Still," i .-- ty. most of the things that Into young s, Tremon Beale, of him-a he !Monk his head, "Lafayette happened to Betsy Patterson know,what 1 think behind Isn't one of those jacks-on-a- - Directors never have occurred. boy wtth a good family could either." oway, ss: Stretching tier arms, she him, and a real future." The string, or a Bonaparte deepenet. "And he tells With that Betsy shared an- pulled off net straw bonnet and scowl e me this 12th day snubbed him other amused smile with com- darted up the short flight of me you practically rtify that I am n,ot night." modore Barney, and with a last side steps to t ti e fanlighted last bank. the trouble, or glance around her, she asked Georgian doorway. Inside she So that was it. Betsy's head lifted, sweetly, "May I go, Father:" Uptued alory; the wide hallway part of igin, Notary Public her fathers. At his glum nod, she left the line of her mother's and her eyes Met • ra-lt (To Be Continued Tomorrow) From the open "Not at all. I danced with bliTz I bruary 18, 1967 family portraits. - • _

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TUESDAY — JULY 18, 1983 • PAGE POUR THE LkDGER & 'EIMER — MURRAY, RENTUCRY Mrs. George Henry of Jonesboro. Personal Shower To Be' Married August 301h Ark.. arrived Thursday for a visit ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- Field Recently For her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-4947 PERSONALS ford Melugin, and Zane Miller Janet Henry. Emily Mr and Mrs. Hugh Gray Fuqua • • • Allen. Martin, and Doherty left A personal shower was given in and children, Mr. and Mrs A. A. to their home vacation. compliment to Miss Emily Zane Jeui, have returned Friday for it two weeks' alter a visit with brother and Miller, bride-elect of Zane E. Cun- us Hillsdale, Ill., They mill visit her pas'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Earl Workman ningham. on Ttiesday, July 2, at their wile, Mr. and Eldra!, and taunmer cottage seven-thirty o'clock in the evening Fialua. _Mrs. Leh,pa-- Who 'are' at their and then • at the home of Mrs. James Fain. otifar -reTatiVes. near Durango, Colorado, ost4094 • • • Los Angeles. California, to to VNee ••••• -Miss Sonya Miller, Mrs. Bobby travel ••••••••••••, Hannibal. and friends. Fain, and Mrs. Jimmy Herndon werc Mrs. Bonier Riley of visit other relatives of bier sister. Mrs. the hostesses for the special occa- Mo., is the guest Mrs. Bennie Spann Ind Mr. Tolley, West Social Calendar sion,. Bryan Tolley hostess I;or kings chose Main Street. Per the event the honoree • • • Cat:41E491 matching to wear a pink dress with • 1)aughters Meeting 161h Mrs. Thomas Carruthers and son, • ENDS TON1TE Tuesday, July Friday, July Hah accessories and was presented a cor- Of Mrs. Bennie Spann was hostess Johnny. of Beaumont. Texas, is the . Circle I of the First Methodist An informal dance for 7th, ilth" pink carnations by the ! r the meeting of the Kings sage of Mr and Mrs. "BARABBAS WSCS will meet with Mrs. and 9th grades will be held at the guest of her parents, Is 101,45K Dsuehters Sunday School Class of Church hostesses. Bun Swann at 2 30 p.m. Calloway County Country Club from mother of the NV R Furchee. Anthony Quinn the First Elaptist Church held at Mrs. B. W. Miller, with • • • 713p to 11 pm. Each member may honoree, and Mrs Paul Cunning- her home at 505 Chestnut Street on Med- The Faith Doren Circle of the. infite one non-member guest. ham. mother of the grom-elect, were THURS. Tse,day evening at seven-thirty -*•••• WED. & Church WsCS will, dames Burge Parker. Dan Hutson, ot • lock. • First Methodist presented hostesses' gift corsages meet at the home of Mrs Autry and Phillip Miegraq are the plan- The vice - president. Mrs Budl pink roses. MURRAY The Farmer. 1307 Wells Boulevard. at rung committee. 1,41. T itt. presided Mrs Terry Las-rence • • • ONIIN/S Murder 2.30 pm. with Mrs. Alice Jones as Miss Miller opened her gifts which .:.se the devotion from Genesis 1 - centered the program leader. Saturday. July 29th were displayed on a table That st-30 and Mrs led Buddy McNutt • • • An informal dance for 10th, 11th. with a miniature bride arid groom Boxotfiee Opens 6:30 Changed oi prayer • Murray Assembly No.4 Order of 12th grades and college. will be held statuette ahd a wedding bell. Su-rishihe frirruis were revealed by — NOW SHOWING! — The the Rainbow for Girls will hold its at the Calloway County Country inft exchange and names we Games were play with Miss Lives Of regular meeting at the Masonic Hall Club from 8 p.m. to midnight. Each ..drawn tor new sunshine frienc& Diane Rogers and Mrs. Jackie But- •• member may invite one non-mete- 4111/ions! Mrs. Swami .served a 7 being the recipients of the Jam& Lemmion delicious party t at Pin- • ber guest. Messrs and Mesdames terworth plate plate to each one. Sexton, prizes' tee Bernick The general meeting of the First Charles Costello, Charles Those present were M esdames Baptist Church WIAS will be held at Vernon Cahoon. Charles M., Baker. Refreshments were served from Burl Tint. Buddy McNutt Hayden the church at 730. p.m. with the and Charles Shuffett are the panl - the beautifully appointed table cov- "naYS OF wine Rickman Cross Spann Terry I.es Ruby Nell Hardy Circle in charge ning committee with a white lace cloth over rsij rence, Toy ered Bolen: Guy Bolen, and • * • arrange- am noses" of the program pink and centered with an Bemne Spann • • • amnia m, WARNER BROS • • • 11 Wednesday, July 24 ment of pint roses and orchid fuji .. Wednesday, .11,ty 17th The College Presbyterian Church chrysanthemums • COMING SUNDAY • The Memorial Baptist Church' will have an all church family were pres- Russell Home Scene Missionary Society w ill picnic at the large shelter houx of Twenty-five persons The true story of Lt. lobs F. Kennedy's I Woman's incredible adventure in the South Pacific! Of Dorothy .lieeting ' hold its general meeting at the the City Park at 6 p.m. ent. church at 7:30 pm IT=71=f17. Mrs Eugene Russell was hostess • • a for the meeting of the Dorothy The Pottertown Homemakers Club Circle of the Woman's Missionary aJI have Its meeting and picnic Dear Abby am. swwty of the First Baptist Church lunch at the City Park at 11 —1 MISS GLENDA JO BUIDPOE liii eican Thursday morning at nine- • • • Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Burpoe of Murray announce the engagement and :bins' o'clock at her home on Olive Lady Golfers Guest Day at' the approaching marriage of their daughter. Glenda Jo. to Jerry B. McNutt. Street. Calloway County Country Club will son of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy McNutt. also of Murray. The leader for the program on be held 4with guests from Mayfield OPEN HOUSE - - ALL SEASON! Miss Burpoe, who was graduated from Murray High School and Ezell — P-L-L -S _ -Leadership Training" was Mrs H Country Club ,arld South Highlands. School Cosmetology, is presently employed at Patty-Ann's Salon of Hair L Oakley who was lissisted in the Hostesses will be Mrs. Otrigles Wal- Styles. cliscu.ssions by Mesdames William C. lls. Mrs William Caldwell. and Mrs MRS, KENNEDY'S &OW fact DIBIBigalEtinBortisi Mr. McNutt is a graduate of Murray College High School and com- Adams Rubin James. Frank Steely', Garnett Jones Van Buren 'ilededs WA RAO • SCJISIOSI Abigail Tenn. a VAMP WIPER! 4 arid George T Moods • • • pleted the training of IBM in Memphis, 61011i-NM on Is ihnl The wedding will be solemnized at the West Fork Baptist Church on TOUR CotOs n 01 iSSe•OS004•SoCsif Special announcement was made Tharaday. idly 18 EUROPEAN 30. -at eight o'clock in the evening. No formal invitations of the WAIL' Day at .lonathan Creek The Willing Workers Sunday Friday. August 1 LI. ON FILM! being but all friends and relatives are invited to attend. on Thursday. July 18. and each one School Class of the Scotts Grove are sent, here "food-wasting" problem. When eat- unzed to attend !Baptist Church will meet at the DEAR ABBY: Summer is flock, tag out, I order a full course meal home of Mrs John Colloon at 7'10 and so are the parasites who a child's portion meal My elev- ni to our summer cottage and -vaca-tand P old daughter eats the full • • • - non" at our expense in the name of en-year summer I worked 16 course meal. and I eat the child's The Business and Professional friendship Last anted cleaning portion By the way. I am 6'1^ and 'A-omen's Club will have a potluck hours a 'day cooking and weigh 186 Men and at the home of Mrs C. D. for three solid months No time off Women • -;PPer CHARLES IN TAMPA 709 Chestnut-Street. at either. Sunday was our "busiest" For ('areer In V.iison. Jr., But • young any more and DEAR CHARLES: Wonderful! ' p.m day. I am not Must how tall is your daughter, and what IBM •Ican't take much more of this. SHE weigh! Write, giving nArne and be we sell our lovely summer cottage does -own pleasure he- , . •" 'Phone No. rot appitude The Regional WWI- 13" and give up our Creek take advantage DEAR ABBY When I was 191 tet Must be able to get , heki at Lae Jonathan k Bantisf I ranee other people A sack lunch will I should add, my husband is .left the farm and went to the city. ;lion?. with other people. 'Camp at 9 am of us? each person attend- type who is always saying, My first job was waiting on tables. Write be brought by the Res 3.1!B WhEU are in What does -looking man let's call him mg. All „adies of the ..Come to the cottage"! A nice e rn Ledger& Times boat all day. came in often.. He was very inted to attend. he care? He sits in the "Carl", ALMOST MAD polite and I liked his smile. One DEAR ALMOST: Year problem le evening. just before quitting time. sour husband. not year friends. T. -Carl" came in and asked to drive • some people, "come to the cottage" Inc home. I accepted, and invited i agilt-edged invitation. When your him in for coffee The longer we husband quits inviting people. you'll talked, the more I liked him He have your privacy. And those who told me his wife was paralyzed from ease,:Uninvited should he told. -TA. the waist denim. but -he'd never leave LA—we're all filled up.- lIt's true her When he said good-night be —yea are.) • blurted out. "I would like so much to hold a WHOLE woman in my bEAR ABBY: I've solved the arms again.- Within six months I was involved with him up to my neck One day I picked up a news- paper and my 'eyes fell on a picture • Letter to the Editor '• of a Ladies' Champion Bowling . Team. The captain was "Mrs Carl 20 IC07stinued- From Page 1 JULY 15 - friend,' " 'Same name as my things from another's viewpoint see I thought it must be a coincidence, the generosity that concedes It is so I called the team manager and others the right to thee own to asked where Mrs. Carl ----'s hus- and Pecularitles. Wis the Program for opinions band worked Sure enough. she was that enables us to let people bigness his wife Many years have passed. 717 their own way instead ,,rouL harppway Abby. I'm older now, and smarter. I I'm in business and have met many I am not talking about equality who was is a thing which men- and if • eve"' wife because equality on her death bed Wednesday,July 17 to SUPPOSED to be not be demanded. It has hould REALLY was, there d be wall to wall ;le No man Can achieve it earned. funeral homes from New York to another man You can't drink far Chicago on top of the moun- from the spring 'Sign me, GULLIBLE climb for the water •.5,' ROCK AND ROLL and tain unless you • • If any man or any race wants personal reply. send a self- equality, except for opportunity, he For a stamped enielope to must pay for it and the alterable addressed, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. price is character and achievement. Abby. Mail. TWIST CONTEST God we are in a civilized Abby answers ALL Thank • • • country To me civilization is 'just Abby's booklet, "How To Have a slow process of getting cid of our For Lovely Wedding." send. 50 cents to prejudices A — 8:00 P.M. — Box 3365. Beverly Hills, Calif. The blindest prejudice of all pre- Abby. )udgements that have driven men to • • • * * * * * briitatity is the prejudice with re,..1 spect to race. When men are pre- judiced they are unjust. When there Household Hints RIDES - EXHIBITS is no justice there 'Can be no endur- You'll get a different flavor in Eally Aiteue,vt 4/ peace The saddest thing is the effects raisin cookies if you chop the raisins COME EVERY NIGHT!! of prejudice on its victims. instead of leasing them whole It has disastrous psychological • • • BEVERAGE SET consequences. Consciousness of be- Store yarn by winding the hank • * * * * mg universally judged to be infer- into a ball using a moth ball as the ior. leads to loss of self respect. center. This sill protect the yarn prescut crystal beverage set will add new beauty and charm to any table. for This which in turn often . brings about from moths if it is to be stored You'll want the complete set—eight 10-ounce glasses, _ EACH loss of a sense of responsibility to any length of time. And you can get it FREE! • $100 IN SILVER DOLLARS GIVEN • • • soCiety It makes life hard. bitter. matching 21'2-quart pitcher and a 13-inch tray. It's ideal for serving all beverages devoid of opportunity and emptied A damp chamois will remove dog used to serve sandwiches, relishes, of the joy of 'living. In some it in- hairs from upholstered furniture, —iced tea, milk,juices, water. The tray can be NIGHT!! • • • • cites to violence, others are sorely cakes or fruit. To get-your 'set, SEE YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR ASHLAND tempted to skate close to-the edge After you've worn a suit or dregs, SET" sign. ,,f the law, or actually commit crime allow it to hang out and air over- OIL DEALER displaying the "FREE BEVERAGE • $500 GIVEN SATURDAY NIGHT!! • find thi.eir livlehood. It destroys night before hanging it back in the .•lative and impairs the creative closet. • • • • .o inventive aptitudes. So the 10-ounce MATCHING PITCHER .r.onty group, impeded by discrim- Stuffed bell peppers that are • .:ttlon, usually apply themselves greased before baking will keep their BEVERAGE GLASS OR SERVING TRAY ',re diligently than the mare se- color choice FREE' with • • • FREE with each eleven- ga IT_on Your .re -..clommant group. They must ' County purchase of Ashland gasoline. oil change and lubricatipn. Calloway half as "twice as good to get ' I have written you this letter • ,ause I am proud of our town. It nit • • . a comfort to live in a place where Y • OFFER EXPIRES AUGUST 4, 1963 IL 7.0 many people are readers of the continued from page 1 is desire: I want it said that Ned PRODUCTS Bible. The reason I say this I, one COMPANY know the people could not reason as, Breathitt, and ASHLAND OIL & REFINING • their FAIR they have, had not read the 25th.. other state officials served Ashland, Kentucky chapter of Matthew , •state wet land moved' Kentucky Hal K. Itingina • ahead when the record ..of - our ad- Mb Sincerely, I ministration is written."

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