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God it, , 4141011thass Largest 1 We **I IlAti sOlkt1\r, Circulation In The City Trust Largest 29c Circulation In The County United Press International OUP 04Ib TEAN 111 Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, May 30, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 35c Vol. LXXX1V No. 128 Money Saved By Those Over 65 Deaths On The 39' In Calloway Hits $121,700 Highway Begin Eight Honor Graduates Named

(Special to the Ledger & Times) it collected almost ',this of a billion At College High Yesterday • dollars less in the year than To NEW YORK. it would Go May 30 - The 2.788 Upward 25c have received had they been or so Calloway County under residents Eight of College High's 35 sen- The actual figure is 8742.000.000. this year, who are 85 years of age or over are, By United iors were and was also Beta Club , The way Press International named honor grads by finding that there are it broke down nationally, vice-president last year some definite Americans honored their dead Director Wilson Gantt in a special advantages in being according to the report, was $482,- As a chorus member, that old with quiet trips to the cemetery honors assembly yesterday. 'inc he has par- 1 000,000 saved by these taxpayers ticipted They are also by and patriotic eight in a number of music pro- aware of some clis-1 virtue apeecties on Memo- graduates and Manors aCCUS1111- advantages of the $1,200 allowed them for grams Don has been on In fact, weighing one rial Day today and took to the lated are as tollows: the base- personal exemption The rest of the ball team for three st the other, most of them roads on the first holiday years population, afflicted with of the Betty Crutcher firs be quite willing youth, vacation season parents, Mr. and Nft-S Ever- to give up could deduct Betty Crutcher. alvantages only $800. daughter ot Mr. ett Oliver. live on Route if they could lop off In dozens of town squares in One. The oldsters were able to salvage and Mrs William Crutcher. Route Judy 15 or 20 of the years. the land. in hundreds of Culpepper another $140,000.000 through grassy 5, with the other honor addi- cemeteries, grads, has Judy Lee Culpepper daughter of e The advantages in Point are fi- tional from the site at the maintained deductions granted them for an average standing ot Mr and Mrs. J L Culpepper, nancial ones They are discussed Battle of Little Big Horn to tne Route in medical expenses and $120,000,000 B or more during her tour years 6. was chosen a publication released aircraft carrier Bennington. Outstanding in esh- by the De- more via retirement income Am- of high school glish credit. ericans recalled this year. sartment of Health, Education and For the memories of war plus 65-era in Calloway Betty has oeen a member Judy has been active Welfare dead and catered prayers for world of lal- in Future County. their savings of $121.700 ture Homemakers Business Leaders 35c Specifically, they peace. of America tor of America. serv- refer to the consisted of $79,100 from the extra ing one amount The holiday also four years, serving this year as its year as Its secretary She is of money that the over-66 allowance for personal marked the end exemption, vice-president She has served her a member of the student citizens , just because they are of school for thousands of young- council $23.100 from added medical deduc- class secretary and Beta that old, in the sters and the start as tor two years and Club For two years she way of Federal tions and 119.500 from of vacation retired In- time Hundreds Beta Club as secretary for one year. has been a cheerleader, and she income taxes come credit of thousands toot has 99c advantage Active in Pep Club and student worked in Pep Club for four On the basis of the official fig- In of sunny weather and years addition to the very respectable council. Betty In 1961 Judy 'era, reported for warm temperatures to has also served this participated in the the nation as a amount that elderly taxpayers flock to the • whole, in beach, picnic year as yearbook staff art editor. Regional Drama Festival it appears that the 2.7118 iri the United States grounds, woods or any were able to rescue Betty plans to atttna Murray She has been a member that category in Oalloway County place convenient to relax William Hooks at the from the Federal coffers. some of (left), choreographer chorus saved themselves A rising toll from New York, calls State next tall. and has participated in many an estimated $121.- them got a break of traffic deaths right. Gall McClure _out instructions left on their state of Morrq; Ed Heenan to nitisic programs 35c 700 in such taxes in the past fiscal taxes marred the observance of the first of St. Ignace, Mich.; Den Oliver as well. Hickman; Joan Joe Overby of Murray; McGinness of Anna Story year major holiday of the year. Marty Thompson- of Don Oliver, who was In 18 of the states, reports the and Miss New Madrid, Mo. Mr. one of the Anna The Government By 10 a m. IEDT1, McGinness have both signed Overby Story has been a member finds that, from Government there are a United contracts in "Stars two Kentucky boys representing tax credits Press - - - In My Crown". of FHA for four years and nas serv- them and from the others in their or exemptions International count showed Kentucky at the National Youth of some sort that ed as its parliamentarian age group throughout the coantry, 31 persons had been killed in traf- Assembly in April. and his- favor the older people. Piano Students In also plans to at- torian 41c - — fic accidents since the holiday per- tend MSC where he will Major Toast in iod began Recital Mistress Club She has been a member of chorus On Sunday Horace Jones math and science. The National for four years and wonted with girls Safety Council pre- Meets On Monday A senior class favorite, he was ensemble for one year All Breathitt dicted that between 4.50 and 560 Running also named this year by the !acuity Mates Anna has served • persons could die the Beta Cluis in trattic Thirty-five aoci- young piano students Passes as outatandkng Senior. al well as Away The Murray Toaetimistress this. year as corresponding dente during secre- 15c' the IO2-hour holiday were presented in Club Outstanding recut by their In Math, Science, and tary period from 6 met Monday, May- 77. at 7.30 p m. and haa also been Pep Club Successful o'clock Wednesday teacher Mrs John C. Social Sclince Except Winter on in the secretary. • Moloney night Bank of Murray local time until midnight Directors Sun- Sunday afternoon May 26 at This year Don was elected day. trie On 'Wednesday Room with Mrs. Thelma Johnson by the Daughter of Mr and Mrs F I. Murray Woman's Club A large giving students as Mr Murray College Story. LOUISVILLE tat -- State An additional the invocation and Mrs. Route One. Anna plans Trees- were Elnier Begley of Hyden 20,000 to 24.000 group of parents and friends High. and was also for could heard Lochie Hart, president. voted the title attend Murray State to studs trer Thelma Stovall, a long-tune secretary suffer disabling misuses, the the young the Intro- bust- of state, Margaret H people demonstrate their ductions of Best Groomed thorn in the side of the present council said During a similar Horace and welcome Cruse. Louisville. for treasurer, Jonn non- musical progress during the past Bunch Jones. age 59, died As a member of the winnuar team state administration, stayed holiday weekend. Mrs Evelyn Palmer. toasunistresa, Sae White right Henry Howard, Harlan, for about 400 persons year, and were entertained Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. at Vander- in the state National super- at a Introduced Cannon Forensics Sue White this veer was chosen in character by rolling up the larg- intendent would die and 18,000 suffer du reception bilt Hospital in Nashville Parka, advisor of public, instructions, - following the program. following far League debate meet, he will neip Outstanding est vote of any of the candidates anima injuries the Callmray County High M Business She ries Hugh James Lexington, for Mrs Winter served punch an extended illness. to represent Kentucky com- and coos- School FFA Parliamentary at the na- been active in MLA for tour for nonunatiori to secondary state- missioner les from a Survivors are his Pro- years • of agriculture. and R P. tea table appointed in all wife Mrs Lucille cedtire tional NFL meet at Houston in and wide office Jones. Team has been its treasurer for the Davidson, Marion. for clerk of white, centered with a large 1654 Calloway Avenue: two June. the C ar- Mr Parks gave sonic instructive past two years Court of Appeals. rangement of Easter daughters. Mrs. James R. La.asiter Don Seeking the Democratic nomina- lilies points on parliamentary has been a member of Col- Active in music Students and Mrs. Joe law and she has been a ) tion for secretary arlos appearing on the pro- Lawrence both of , lege High's NFL group for tour of state, the form- Morton then introduced member of Quad Republicans the team mem- -State Orchestra nominated without gram were Tim Las.siter. Murray: one son. Pat E. Jones,: years. er Louisville labor leader tar out- Kay Ad- bers Keith served as vice-president of for two years and participated opposition acre H Berms Lawrence ams. Jan Sikeston, Missouri, Hays, Max Workman. in stripped the F'ee Neal McClain. Hach- four sisters. Mrs.; the student council last year and rest of the slate barg- of Louisville Michael Palmer. Bobby Taylor, Max IfenUnued on Page for lieutenant gover- adl Baar, Bob Wyman, Joye Laurence and Mrs L. L. Bed - 41 ed by defeated gubernatorial can- Dies Linda Jones, - Parks. Jerry Parker, - nor, Jean L Mutter. Today well Larry Gilbert, Meta. for at- Wilma both of Mayfield. didate A B Smith, Barbara Brunner. Mrs. R. A. ?b Chandler to win the torney general, and Bagwell. Laria Riley. Gary Prise, and Rob 39 Jarnes D Nick- Charles Berryhill. Barbara Farmington. and Mrs. nomination over three other Jones, Enoch candi- ell, Ashland for auditor Jayne Thomas Allen, Memphis, dates. Carlos Watson Morton. Scott. Ricky Jones, Linda Tennessee; Major age 06, The team gave a superior demon Job For Breathitt Boyd, one brother, Bugle - Will Tabulation passed away this morning Debbie Luther. Ricki Hodges, Jones, Cottage of votes in the vari- at 2-05 Grove, stration on all procedures in par- Unofficial returns from 2.367 o'clock Beth Garrison. Beth Tennessee, and six grand- of ous races showed the following at the Murray Hospital fol- Tuck. Laura hamentary law 3.017 precincts Whayrie. children. S gave Mrs Stovall totals lowing an illness of one day Beth Wyman. conleivn Mr Jones Mrs. Jeannie Willis, Council Be To Unite 128.467 Lowry, was a Democratic votes, Covington Mayor Survivors Cindy Alexander. member of the Party John are three daughters. Karen Ad- Three speech Governor ams, Goshen Methodist winner, gave sugges- • J Moloney 92.485, Kenneth Boone 2,712 precincts out of Mrs Moela Elmore. Marcia Hayes. Carolyn Church arid the ?I) Mrs Vonela Hen- Woodmen tions on speeches and encouraged 69 20.421 and Harold Curley of Lowe- 3,017-Breathitt 304.009. Chandler Barrett. and don, Linda Dunn. sick of the World. Funeral By JOSEPH Mrs Brunner, VARILLA Verna Mae King, the boys to continue their the Chandler supporters solidly be- d-11e 16,592 340,8313, Cupp 4.196, Lynn Whyne, Mary services will be held at the Gashen speech Foust 14.025. all of M'tincle. Indiana. two sons, Eyr1 Winter, and busines.s hind a Breathitt-Watertield ' Patricia Church with Rev. training She will en- United International ticket. Lt Governor . 2.579 precincts - Jesse Morton and Parker, Rebekah John Archer. Rev. Press Otherwise, William Jerry Hendon, Hoyt ter the southeastern Regional The rewards for such an ettort the administration Elreckinridge 175.507. Dan Miller, Mary W. Owen. and Rev. W. E. Con- Watertield Morton, both of Muncie. Indiana; I Jane Beth Robertson, ference Toastmistress FRANKFORT. could be great slate behind gubernatorial nomi- 219,278 Miachke condacting the Speech Con- Ky ret. - The indeed for Water- two sisters, Mrs. Lola Barnett. Saxon, Becky Moore, rites. Burial nee Edward T Breathitt Mur- will be test at New Orleans La June Major task confronting Edward T. field. Foiled once in an attempt Jr. came ray in the church cemetery. 1, through Secretary route three. and Mrs Annie at the Fontainebeati Breathitt Jr., following to gain the state's highest unscathed of State 2.367 pre- The time of the service Motor Hotel, his smash- ranee, Stalls. Hazel route two, one bro- is In- leg he cincte--Boone 20.421. Curley complete. 4000 Tulane Avenue, Phone HU 6- victory in the primary. is to would like nothing better tnan Winning 16.- ther, Rudy Morton. Cub nomination on the Dem- 592, Moloney Rictgely, Tenn- Pack 45 Ends 6111. unite the Democratic party tor the to get a second chance at the 92.485. Stovall Friends may call at the J.: Job ocratic ticket in November ewe, and three grandchildren H. The November election If he is the were 4417. Year Churchill Funeral Home. club representative s report man who helps bring Robert Matthews Funeral services will Of Activity for attorney gen- be held in on Connell Three and the South- the party back together. Water- eral. Emerson Atty. Gen the chapel of the Max He is optimistic about his chances, Doc Beauchamp for 1.882 precincts - Churchill east Region was given ,by Mrs Ro- field could almost be a shoo-in treasurer, Henry Beck 39.789 Graraz Funeral Home Saturday but not so optimistic that he Democratic Carter for audi- 39,389, Mat- at 10:00 selle Outland Mrs Willis was the will nominee for governor tor. thews 8/.383 a m Burial will Cub Pack 45 ended Reception To spare any effort Murray State College Prof be In the Morton the year's act- grammariam and the general in 1967 59c Cemetery ivities with eval- Harry M Sparks for a trip to Fort Donelson. uation state euperin- Treasurer Follow Ceremony was conducted by Mrs Hart The 38-year-old Working in Breathitt's favor, tendent 2.334 precincts-Ash- Friends Tennessee and a Hopiniewille at- too, of public instruction. Wen- may call at the Max wiener roast at the with Mesdames Millie will be er 36,080, Beauchamp city Nall, Char- torney is too much aware ot the the large majority he piled dell P. Butler for commissioner 126.580, Con- Churchill Funeral Home park on Saturday May 26 At Murray High lotte of ley 59.577 At Orman. and Celia Crawford disastrous results up in whipping Chandler Even agriculture. Fort Doneleon the scouts when the party ar- and Drexel Davis for were shown taking part The latter also fails dent Chandler a film Following gave to unite Only last Novem- followers recognized clerk of the Court of A.ppeals. Auditor of the events leading to the Commencement exer- the timer's report 1.802 precincts Carter ber he watched la Gov the margin as a clear-cut mandate surrender of Fort Doneaon Cblas at Murray High School Wilson 91.818. Stewart 46.624 Facts and Figures and tonight, The closing thought was by Mrs. W Wyatt for Breathitt All of thaw were "slated'' Fort Henry the parents lose a race for the U S. by on February 16. 1863. and faculty will give a Orogen. a new member Breathitt Moloney after Mrs Nall, Senate becauee the party was End of an Era being Ms only State Sept of Public Instruction: At Indianapolis which they toured the reception honoring the 1963 split 011 park. grad- a former member, rejoined the But Breathitt The victory, too, probably loser Sparks was endorsed by both 2,360 prettricte Adults supervising uating class. nes a number of spelled Hoffman 19.381. the outing were club Other guests were Mesdames tile end to candidates for governor. Johnson INDIANAPOLIS. Cubmaster Exercises things working for him In Ins ef- the era in Kentucky 21,382, Sparks 94.554, Stan- Ind lipt - Facts and Mrs James D Ciop- for the 53 graduating Ann Hays. Shirley Garland. Fay forts to unite the party and politics dominated by Chandler and ley 11.337, Sweeney 79.709 and figures on the 147th annual ton, William Solomon, Mr seniors will be held at 8 o'clock to win In the Republican primary and Mrs. In Cole, Carolyn Hendon, and Linda Earle C Clements. where 503-mile speedway auto race today. Keith Kennedy. the school auditorium. a !mania armn interest was Mrs. James Parker. Workman. Waterfleld a Blit enemy of slight and the vote Agriculture Commissioner Place--Indianapolis Mrs Eddie Factor Chandler who supported correspondingly 2.234 Motor Speed- Dan Hutson, Mrs John T. Lee Grogan will play the slim, state -Butler 97.483, Dyer him in the campaign against Brea- organi- 23.550. Harris way. Inan. and Mrs Howell processional and give tbe One of the biggest factors win zation candidates all won 49,880, Thurman invoca- thitt. handily Holbrook 19,887 Field-The 33 fastest cars in qual- In the latter tion Valedictory evices be that his running Those nominated halt or the scouting and salutatory ad- Today For mate will be If opposition by the GOP ifications year the dresses will Harry Lee to Breathitt and nis II. Clerk of following merits were a- be given by Tommy Waterfield, who ran 11W Court 1.837 followers is precincts DeVing ohainpion warded: Wells Mrs. Valentine with A to come in the Demo- - Roger Den One. Denner, David and Cecelia Wallace. Superin- B Chandler during the pri- 85.396. Queenan 48,881 _ cratic party in the future, observers Ward Parker; assistant Denner. tendent Fred Schultz will mary campaign Mark address Services will felt, it would have Race record 140 293 Kennedy_ Den the graduates. be conducted this Waterfield could to come troth a miles per Two, gold arrow Principle Eli Alexs afternoon be the man ot newer hour, Ward. point, ander will at 3 o'clock for Mrs. Lila the group Although Chandler 1962. Paul Thurman: Bear Badge, present awards and city hour It will be his job to get Final Rites Favorites-Parnelli Valentine of 504 Pine Street who and Clements may continue to Weather For Jones, Ward, Danny Hutson: Wolf Badge, School B oa rd President Maurice have Bruce died Wednesday migning some unmeaning A J Foyt. Bobby Marthman, Scott. Den Ryan will present at the supporters. their I Mrs. Prince Jim Three, Drainer, Charles t h e diplomas. Murray power Today McElrath. Hospital. 7 necessarily must Minn-tan Jimmy Clark, Jim Hurt- Robertson. assistant pelner. Steve Titsw_brthswilastive the_hene. Most Businesses con- Report Gary Mrs Vaternine. 74.. was the siderably utast,. Crafts Den Chief certificates wife were of thghlate Linn Valentme Closed Breathitt can Starting time - Noon presented to The reception She was For Day take satisfaction, rt. Pima OsAsssisisasl Funeral rites for Mrs Edd Prince IELvls Boy Scouts Mickey will be held in a 39 member of too, in history the Almo Church In 1956, Chandler will be officiated Total purse - $450.000 estimat- Devine, Jan Buxton and Austin Cafeteria for the ot by Rev T A. Bill Metz- Arimilfts Christ and a beat Gov ed. with about $150.000 ger. arid friends of member of the Su- Bert Combs In, a bitter Thacker at the Olive Branch to the win- the graduatts and Murray was scheduled to be Metho- the preme Forest Woodsnen Circle closed political fight but Chandler won dist Church near ner faculty. up tight today, Western Kentucky - Clearing Cottage Grove, Bro Joe Dunn and Memorial Day, with by over 100.000 votes Tennessee Probable attendance Bro Paul all city in the general and fair. Temperatures on Friday at 3:00 pm. - 250.000 Matthews and county offices and the election. today In the Weather - will conduct the service 80's. Interment will be in the Cloudy and mild Memorial Murray Postoffice closed church Service Dance Students To at the Seventh and Poplar Church for busi- Similarly, many wounds 5 cemetery. Radio coverage - Speedway net- Be ness also. were C of Christ mened Burial will when roMbs work of more than 500 stations Is Planned In be in the city Practically wan the non- lb a Mrs Prince, 69. plus Sunday Recital Saturday cemetery. all Murray businesses ination died Wednesday Aimed Forces in 1950 from Watertieid. morning at Overseas Network. were closed for the holiday The lowest the Murray Hospital. Pallbearers are Bud l Hargis, with Combs by almost 200.000 votes temperature reported The students of Lynette Hoyt the exception She was a resident of 217 Memorial Day Nicks Cleaver. Jr . of some grocery stores The glaring to the U S Weather Bureau South 13th MONITORS services at McDan- Dance Studio Boyd Linn, Clifton and examples of party this Street in Murray CLUB MEETS will give a recital on Cochran, restaurants. morning. excluding and a member of iel Cemetery will be held on Sunday Thomas Banks and Rob disunity contributing to defeat Alaska and Ha- the Saturday night at 7-30 at the The Ledger end ot waii. was Memorial Baptist Church June 2nd. Bro William Mur- Ray. Times is taking a Democrat occurred 33 degrees at Traverse City, The Murray Monitors McKinney ray High School a half in races for The Max Churchill C. B. Club will auditorium. Tap. Honorary -holiday this year and issuing the Mich the highest reported Funeral Home will preach at the 11 o'clock hour pallbearers will be U S. Senate. rather than for Wed- has meet on Saturday night, June ballet. acrobatic, modern jazz the regular Thursday nesday charge of the arrangements 1 and a basket lunch will and members of the Supreme paper earlier governor was 102 at Presidio. Tex at 7 30 in the city park be served toe dances will be Forest than where friends may call. All members at noon. rendered. Woodmen usual. Democratic are urged to There Circle. disunity 'is credited attend this meeting. is no admission charge As usual city police and The public is invited to attend. The J H Churchill Funeral firemen with helping Thrusten and the public is invited to Home and the county Morton de- attend. has charge of the Sheriff are all on feat Wyatt service. duty. last November and Cle- • ments in 1958. ••

-- MAY 30, 1963 THE LE E1ER & TIMES — MURRAY, isENTUCKE THURSDAY aiROL TWO ,011.••••• THE LEDGER & TIMES Pitching And Power Help The READ THE LEDGER'S CLASSIFIEDS PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMM PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Darealidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The funes-Herd. October 20, 108, and the Wt Kentuckian, January Twins Carve Winning Streak I. 1943. JAMES C WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER by United Prom International troit Tigers 4-2 New York at Boston Pitching and power — those are was rained out. We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, the Ingredients that have helped the In the National League. the Sen or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not far dm bent in- Minnesota Twins curve out a nine- Francisco Giants edged the Cin- terest of our readers. game winning streak. cinnati Reds 5-4. the St. Louis Car- YOU! NATIONAL REPHIENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1309 The Twins' have turned (lamas nipped the Houston ColLs43-2 THANK Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; In complete games in six of their on Bill White's 10th Inning homer, Stephenaen Bldg., Detroit, Mich. last seven outings. During this same and the Los Angeles Dodgers had Sam Mele's sluggers to settle for a 3-3 tie against the for transmission as period, manager Entered at the Poet Office, Murray, Kentucky, haven't been sitting on their hands. Braves when their game at Mil- Second Class Mattes. a They've unloaded 15 h timers in waukee was called in the seventh SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By Carrier an Murray, per week 20e, per homers in their last five games. because of a heavy fog. • month 85e. In Calloway and adjoining count., per year, .4.50; else- Dick Stigman contributed his sec- Charles Knocks In Winner where, $8.00 ond straight route-going job to the The orioles finally bit the dust Twang' streak Wednesday night when Ed Charles singled with the I wish to thank the people of Callo- • Community is the -The Outstanding Civic Assaf of when he allowed only two hits in baste loaded in the 11th Inning to - Integrity of its Newspaper a 10-1 breeze over the Washington give relief ace Bill Fischer of the way County for the excellent vote giv- aenaturs. The fire-balling southpaw, Ai his seventh victory against a . :a a3 THURSDAY MAY pitched no-ha ball after giving upl single defeat. Baltimore scored all en me in the Tuesday Primary. Your a to Minnie Minoso in the of its runs in the sixth inning to first imung and a to Ed barge ahead 4-3, but Norm Steheru support is greatly appreciated. News BIG ONE. DOt'BEE ZERO Rues Whittington ilea), senior, Ann- Brinkman in the second He struck knotted it with a solo homer ut the Quotes From The aeons. Md.. and P. K. Kershner. senior. Hagerstown. Md.. stay after elms out nine and walked three in rais- bottom of thedframe. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL to do a little arithmetic on the blackboard. 'the -100" symbolizes the ing isis record to 4-5. Rookie lirat baseman Charley • secretary Racer l'oach Johnn) Reagan has achaied since coining Dees, who was recalled front Hon- JACKSON, Miss. — Medgar Evers, state field 100th akin that Hits Grand Slam EARL OSBORNE %1hittington And hershner were co-captakas olulu last Saturday When Bo Be- for the Advancement 01 Colored to Murray aix years ago. the power for the National Association Vic Power provided hnsky Was shipped to the same club, barriers here fall:1 on this year's fine team that finished with a 27-4 record. People, vowing to demonstrate until racial with a grand-slam homer in the led the Angels to victory with a and Earl Battey added -YOU ain't seen nothing yet." fifth inning three-run double 111 the sixth Inning. a three-run blast ui the eighth for Albie Pearson accounted for the relative OVC Play-off Victory good measure. Angels' other run with a DUBLIN. Ireland — The Rev. Mother Clement, a homer Off pre- I loser Bill Faul, of President Kennedy who was forgotton during early Another nine-game winning streak parations to honor him, surprised when newsmen located 100th was snapped when the Kansas City Dean Chance, making his first Ori- start since May 12 when he was her at a convent: win for Reagan Athletics halted the Baltimore oles 5-4 in 11 innings. In the Amer- relegated to the , picked up did you find out? I am the relative in the back- • "How \ in the &hater, George Gilley, and Bill ican League's only other action, the the victory although tie was relieved with will be back, along with . round.' first game of the play-off Cruidon Lea Angeles Angels downed the De- by Julio Navarro In the eighth. Morehead May 17 marked the 100th right-handers Ken Meredith and THANKS!! TOKYO — Astronaut John H. Glenn, Jr., predicting thatl win for a Racer te.un under the Mickey Martin. the initial U.S. spaceflight to the moon will carry men!direction of Coach Johnny Reagan. Reagan took over the-Rae--- father than experimental anlmaLS.or automatic machilies:- i Coach Strawberry Plains Native er helm in 1958 and since then has not have a completely automated trip to the! ':We will won, or snared. four Ohio Valley as an integrated part of I moon before man goes. Man will go Conference champion-ships. .the vehicle on the very first trip." The Racers tied for the OVC Has Last Laugh In National in 1969 and tha year but cap- for every expression of the:crown I Thank every individual — Mrs. Ronald Lacey, wife of tured the title in 1958 and 1961. NEWARK. England by United Prams Intonational gave the St Louis Cardinals a 3-2 kindness and encouragement during my successful race • vicar of St. Leonard's, urging the Church of England to, In His First Year Rival players like to kid Ed Bailey victory over the Houston Colts in for State Senator. publish a textbook on lovemaking for inexperienced wives'. 1 In his nrst year as head coach about his hornetosii of Strawberry,the only other NI. action. marriage take, Racers Plains. Tenn. 'pop 400a but the Twins Wallop Senators -Many women who please men out-side. Coach Reagan directed the I Thank my close associates and friends, and to e 14-5 record. In 1969 they finish- ' catcher is In the American League, the Min- great pains over Wits part of their education." appreciation for the support ed with the same mark, and in 1960 having the last laugh these clays nesota Twins whipped the Washing- I also want to express they fueslaed with a 10-5 record. Bailey unloaded another impor- ton Senators 10-1 for their _pastel given to me by so many fine people not well acquainted with two mates straight victory, the Kansas city In 1961 the Racers won 19 out of tant joined hands with my friends to night to earn Athletics edged Baltimore 5-4 in with me, but who Ten Years Ago Today 26 ball games; last year they ended aboard Wednesday • over the 11 innings to snap the Orioles' nine- keep the Senator in Calloway County. LEDGE& & nuts FILE the season with a 13-12 record. by t tilted Press International the Giants a 5-4 victory Cincumeti Reds game wuuung streak, and the Las This year the baseball team en- • NATIONAL LEAGUE his relatives, It a-S the rugged catcher's llth Angeles Angels doened the Detroit I Thank my honorable opponent, election to be held next Tuesday joyed its greatest season u lid e r Interest in the school W I. I 0 B. homer ot the season and frith in Tigers 4-2. New York at Boston was manner in • Mur- Coach Reagan finishing 27-4 over- 1.-"" and friends for the high class, gentlemanly Is beginning to sharpen, according to reports from the San Francisco 29 17 .630 his last six games It also enabled rained out. all. including an undefeated semon 1 which his entire campaign was conducted. ray High School Parent-Teacher Association. 6 i in the Giants to increase their Na- Bailey's latest homer off reliever in OVC play. 11-0. 21 563 your service. Voters living in the Murray School District will decide St LOWS 27 trona! League lead to Ps games John Tsptuaau gave the Giants a I remain humbly at • ,liaada_to.Seiect_61eat Team tasall- _21 .523 The Reds made it close VifietYlir 10 COniiiitle 6.-TD ctint -tax-crr 2101.:-The tax was.-origi- -veer the Leas Angeles Dodeers, who 5-1 lead. -It is hard to say that this is the Pit:aim-en 21 21 500 6 had to settle for a 3-3 when they picked up a single run Sincerely, levied in 1929 to build the gym. - standoff nally best teem I have had enter joining Cincienati 21 72 488 against the Braves at Milwaukee in the seventh and Marty Keough son of Mrs Eurnie Knight, Murray, is Sgt. Joe Knight. the coaching staff at Murray,- bald , 21 23 .477 7 when their game was called in the a two-alit homer off Juan Mari- Owen Billington 28th Infantry Division's military po- now serving with the the Raker coach. "for baseball is a alawauiae 20 25 441 seventh because of a heavy fog chal the eighth. Billy Pierce then lice in GoepPingen. Germany. type of game where any team can Houston 19 28 404 1CP'' Bill White's 10th inning homes: took over and preserved Munchers Funeral services for Mrs. Cora E. Gibbs will be held this win on any givelday." Neiv work 17 ae 370 12 reenth victory Results . afternoon at the Martin's Chapel' Methodist Church with' do ieei that this year's squad • Wednesday's Braves Chase Padres Cincinnati 4, mght • Rev. L. L. Jones officiating. terineistea of the greatest array of Sail Frail. 5 The fog rolled in at Milwaukee 4M=RIMINIMENW Rev. H. L Lax and was, night baseball talent I have coaehed at St Louis 3 Hous. 2. 10 after the Braves had chased Johnny Ike Angeles 6 Milwaukee 6. tie. 6 an ers ets Podres with a three-run barrage In Murray. and I AM very praud and is:seised with their perfurtuaneet, teas innices• log. night the sixth to tie the score at 3-all. scheduled) THE LEDGER & TIMES year" Only games When the fog remained alter a Today's Games 52-minute Wait, the game was called will lose eagle The Thoroughbreas ar Houston St LOUIS 2-Mile Mark a nd immediately rescheduled as ',ear's team through members ot this /..us Angeles at Milwaukee part of a doubleheader. July 21 graduation. -Numerically this is not San Francisco at Cincinnati, night White's blow off Houston reliever Racer coach. ''but HAS said the too bad." PhiiJoielp4tui at Pataburgh. 2 Don McMahon gave the Cardinals the importance ut the rules, these Chicago at New York. 2 Of 9:36.8 their second straight 10th-inning men played In the succees of this Erlday's Gaines victory over the Colts Houston had season make* the loss much great- Saul Francisco at St. Lows. night Curt Sanders closed out a fine col- the score at 2-2 on eighth inn- .- s tied Pittsburgh at New York, night legiate track career Saturday by es- ing doubles by Brock Davis and Al GOT IT: la Missing Next Season Chicago at Philadelphia. night tabluitung a new school record Spangler. Ft Campbell. baseman Jun Orr. and first-baseman Houston at Milwaukee. night the two-mile run at 368 earned him second I Shortstop P. K. Kershner, second- Lea Angeles at Cincinnati, night His time of 9 will be ma...elle : piece in the Commanding General's , Rua% Whittington AMERICAN LEAGUE lomeatext year's team. Jun Peck, Invitational Meet I who alternates with Whittington at -,,, W I I. a li Murray State College, participat- first, will also graduate, leaving only laaitaseaa. 30 16 652 mg under the name of the Murray une-fuertn of the starting infield, Nee 'Vora 23 15 605 3 Athletic Club entered only a partial Ron Anderson at third. I Chicago 24 19 558 4 , squad which managed to score 9,1 554.) 5 Pet Oakley and Dave Lloyd, Ekeston Z2 18 • I 'Jot 19 548 5 . who saw lunged action in the iii- . Karissa City 23 An5..tsCoacn Bill Funierson put it: 21 512 6', , field fur the Racers this season,'Muineeee -. 23 'The competition was exceptionally 11 21 447 9 i must be coal-rued on for heavy duty Cleveialea keen The Ft Campbell sprinters, 21 26 447 9', mat year. , Los Anesles who fared so well in their appear- I 17 26 11 a lose three of, Detruu ' 395 ance here this season, didn't place ' Coach Reagan will iS 33 313 16 through eralua- %as' "4:44" very well at all on Saturday To a- ' his 'fly-catchers Wednesday's Results ttain Pat Boyer. Sonny Ward, and luatrate the caliber of the TriMpeti- , les 4 'Detroit 2. night allizair•a,a : tar, At.g tion. the only field record that RICK Grant Veterans Ken Banightinns., lA O a 5 4, 11 tied (Cr broken was the broad June's.AlJohn ton. and Jay ' Ke I east) t , SWAM' I. g &tucker will return to give Murray • 'Ill" `" 3 jump Get out and NUV. Yerk.at Boston. ppd . rain a 4 20,6 experience in the outfield. Frestunan Bill Reilly ran .t nit.. games scheduled' which was good for a Murray • Battery to Be Strong mile 4GC7 • Today's (;amns third place re- The catching deportment will The Racers' 440-yard relay team of CIJAFINIPEAUV. and lam,:ar rc'Nt: orAt k ''' AngelesBoatan rtaiin healthy as Dave Darnall at Bob Doty. Dennis Jackson. Tomrta Ride the all-new, power- for John Yates both will return Beam:ore sit Kansas City and Wayne Wilson cap- vibration-free morning Cheaney. packed, backstop duties. Wahinetan at Minnesota. tured fourth place In 428. despite 2 SILVER EAGLE. Rev- i pie tang will still remain the' Ch's c:and at Chicago. the fact that the baton was dropped olutionary 71eW alumi- strata point of the Racer squad Friday's flame, of the exchanges night on one engine next seatem. as only one man leaves Biltimore :it 1,0s Angeles, scores were. num 4-cycle City. night Team MS OE CURED? the mound corps. I Washington at Kansas Campbell and Pt Bragg 76. provides instant-go ac- WilE1 WILL meht Pt return, but Detail! at Minnesota. Salukis 'composed' of Southern Il- tion. Electric starting. Jim Jacobs will not Chicago. night when... with your dollarsI looks bright Menai at linois University athletes. 36. Ten- Say he mound outlook still Cleveland, night Ask for sombpsms George Dugan Liana New York at nessee A &I 23. Ft. Eustis. 16, Ft. MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS FREE demonslratlon MELP FIGHT Lee, 10, Murray. 9's• SMITH-CORONA aa. Pensacola Naval Air Station, 5; BOB'S Tennessee Tech, 5, Louisville, 3, Au.stui Peay, 2 LAWN & GARDEN CENTER Western and Ft Gordon failed to score ADDING MACHINES FROM $129.50 ATTENTION!! •

BOY AND GIRL SCOUTS WILL PAY $1.00 CASH THE LEDGER Ex TIMES FOR 400 CORK LINERS FROM COCA-COLA " OR SPRITE BOTTLE CkPS OFFICE SUPPLY Bring to George Fielder, 220 Woodiaan, • and cancel for same DEPARTMENT

atiAt NEED 20,000 BEFORE JUNE 7th! "Everything For The Office" as 103 N. 4th PLaza 3-1916 (from iett) today, campawning for presidency, President seems to show on ths face show him War B. 46—The strain of teeing uecaas ago, and in \Navy la World • May 29. leen photos cungressnian a tel Jelin aeuneuy, 4b years old PA( ( 30, 1963 THURSDAY — MAY 30, Iiid3 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY 'Iran, but dropped the second contest, downed a few putts, the Racers come out on top instead FROM THE COLLEGE NEWS 5-3. "If" a third game had been play- might have strokes is a More will (4)- the more IFIEDS ed—and there are many who thougtit of second. However, 15 READ THE LEDGER'S CLASSIii LS there should have been—the Racers pretty good margin to overcome. LIVE • you GIVE With good depth would have been Well, that takes care of all the favored to win the game and the sports except cross-country and HEART FUND OVC crown track, and "if-ing" is out of place Box while discussing these two sports. The tennis team under the direc- That "b reeder of champions," tion c.f Coach Chad Stewart came Coach Bill Furgerson, has built a STORM WINDOWS,D001*; within three points of upsetting tradition that doesn't include losing Western. "If" any of the singles The thinlles set a players, besides Jerry Rhoads, had to OVC teams. TRUCKLOAD SALE COMING JUNE 1st!! Press for total points in record By Bob won in the finals, the Racers would new OVC Murray Lumber Co. Inc. McGaughey title in a row. successfully defended their winning their sixth 1st Quality Units - Unheard of Low Prices have LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY If—that little two-letter word 1962 title. Coach Furgerson loses only two OLDEST AND LARGEST date. Friday. Morehead was unable with the big meaning—is the reason seniors, Dick Berry and Curt Sand- to stay later than Saturday: so only their 4Len for more losses than an the Coach Buddy Hewitt's golfers. with ers. "If" the tracasters continue EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL of little Mier reasons put together two games were played, instead the exception of Capt. Bill Graham, winning says—and there is • likeable 104 East Maple St Tel. 753-3161 Murray Home Improvement Since this is the last time tne three. found putting on the Cookeville doubt that they won't—the OVC trophy pen will the paper "rrom greens to be their downfall. "If" coach will be holding Callo- scratch The Racers took the firFt game Box", a cd three of the MSC golfers could have No. 7 this time next year. 11•11111=M1111111111111111111•11111311=11111/ the Press review the en- behind the pitching of George Du- tire 1962-63 season is in order. wun )te giv- a little "if-ing" thrown in, of course. First of all, "if- Coach Don snei- Your ton's gridders could have scored 14 points more and spread them in the right places over tour games, Super Right Quality their record would have read 9-1 4pitead of 5-5. • The Racers lost the Tour games by NE one, two, three, and tour points, and more than half of the defeats came in the last two minutes of play. The only game in which the Ha- cers were decisively beaten vas vise Middle Tennessee game If"'torn- my Glover and John Wheeler hacin t been out wth injuries, the outcome Ic iCght have been different. • I'he two big "ifs" took •place (lur- ing the basketball season, both of Whole or Rib End - lb. 3W 7-RIB CUT them involving the big men. Big Torn Officer dropped out of school and Jim Jennings turned nis ankle just before the first OVt: gime. Loin Half lb.4W After the forces of Coach .Cal Luther rushed through Decemoer - Super Right Freshly with • 6-,1 record I with me only lona to Bradley at Peoria). It looked expression of L If they were definitely the team Loin End lb.37 tcces.sful race • rg beet for the conference Utie. LB. Then Jennings hurt his ankle, GROUND and the Racers went into a nose friends, and dive dropping the first four out of six league games However, they re- Ribs, Country Cut - lb. 37 the support grouped near the end of the season .11 acquainted and almost pulled the title out of • 7 the iy friends to lire. With the two big "ifs" in action BEEF Instead of out, most everyone win have been Cuts agree the Racers would (ist Cut.... lb. 37t) Center his relatives, 6) 1 in the Ohio Valley Comer- Pork Chops 59c ly manner in • ence. sports the biggest I. In the spring "If" turned out to be a heavy rain. Super Right SMOKED - 12- to 16-lb. Right Fully Cooked Whole, Half or Coach Johnny Reagan 'a baaetaii Super team took a 25-3 into the tnree- (Whole or Half, No Center HAMS (Shank Portion, lb. 35t)— — Butt Portion - lb. 39' garne play-off with Morehead for SEMI-BONELESS Slices Removed) lb. 59° the OVC crown. HAMS Southern Star CANNED ilington Then Mother Nature stepped in LiA -Lb. $269 arid forced the games to start on PORK (1st Cuts Center Can HAMS (11-1b. $4.79) Saturday Instead of the planned 5-lb. Pkg. ____ '1.89 SMOKED CHOPS lb. 59t) Cuts -lb. 69° • JUMBO nmEs 23 SIZE CALIFORNIA 3 i St00 CANTALOUPES California Sweet Yellow (5 ears 29e) Fancy • READY-TO-BAKE ears 4W STRAWBERRIES - - --3 pints $1.00 CORN 9 Fresh, Large PUFFIN "VrATERTIELONS whole 950 3for $1.00 SPECIAL SALE - BISCUITS A&P. (12-oz. can 1-Qt., 14-oz. 10') NO. 1 TENNIS MAN Rill cans 49c III , re- 2. Bowen. sophomore, Flora. Pineapple Juice ceived the Hill Hunt trophy for his plat in tennis this tear at the sports 1fCal;a° 49c - Cans of 10 63 Ballard or Pillsbury banquet Thursday night. Bowen was Super Right - 12-oz. cans selected by a Rote of tennis-team 8W members. LUNCH MEAT BISCUITS 12 ARMOURS TREET - 12-oz. can 49° White Beauty - 3-113. can FOR CORRECT 1-Lb. Box (20t Off) TIME and A 1 2 SHORTENING 4W :a: OUR OWN TEA TEMPERATURE "="_ _ _ 59° Sliced American, Swiss or Pimento (Rave 6e) ARMOURS -oz. cans Mel-O-Bit DAY OR NIGHT Yukon Club - 42 CHEESE 1 lb. loaf 19 2 Rolls 27° BEVERAGES DIAL 753'COURTESY6363 WHITE CLOUD Jane Parker (Save 16t) Gerbers (Chopped „ 3 jars 43c) Strained, 41-oz. jars :ASY PEOPLES BANK Bathroom Tissue Sioux Bee FOOD 6 5W APPLE PIE of — 2-lb. Jar , BABY Pure Strained — 75° Special Price! - Pkg. of 36 Murray, Ky. HONEY Nutley (Save Hit) - 1-1b. Carton fERMS jF Facial 890 EXCEDRIN 'ORONA PUFFS Tissue 2 oPrk ()os. 53° MARGARINE BOWL DUNDCEALNUXHEINES 2x4-oz. 37, CAKE MIXES ACHINES NABISCO YUBAN COFFEE INSTANT - 5-02. Jar 89° CORVETTE 'LANES DIXIE PRIDE JUNE 1 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, Our Ritz Crackers SUMMER BISCUITS SPECIAL 12-oz. box nmEs 0 Per 6(= 45° 40 Line Food Stores 4 of 5 52' cans $1 AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 1859 'PLY Lines 35c Rutter Kernel Hone), Butter Kernel TV Qualifying Diet Delight Strietmann Superior Chicken of the Sea CARROTS Kr% stone Button CORN PEAS & IT Starts In LIGHT TUNA PEACHES GRAHAMS PAPER PLATES -lb can 1 -lb can MUSHROOMS 1-1b. box Golden Whole Kernel - I Whole or Slices - 1-lb. can June 9-Inch Sire - Pkg. of RO 9t,-ris. cans 2 for 43' 2-0z. Can ! 27' 35* 2 for 39' (Red) Doherty, Mgr. 87' 2 for 89 1 3-1916 A. A. 25'k 1i E FOUR TRE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY - MAY 30, 1963

Engagement Announced CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF

Jimmy Wells who is attending the First University of Tennessee medicall unit, Memphis Branch, Memphis, I Cuts Term., spent the weekend with his 39!4 parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dunn,1 1109 Vtne Street.

Mr. and Mrs Gene Miles and sons, ELD'S EXTRA TENDER - 1-1b. pkg. LEAN TENDER, FRES41 Brad and Mark, of Bogota. Oolurn- 1 4 HAM Ma, South America are spending their vacation %lib their parents. 450 lb. Mr and Mrs Jack Miles, Murray Route Five, and Mr. and Mrs. Toy Wieners 39c HAM 39g Brandon, Hazel Route One. • • • With the Purchase of I Package of Dr. and Mrs. Joe Pace Jr.. of FIELDS LUNCHEON MEAT at 29* pkg. fit'. Tallahassee, Fla., have been the lb. guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pace. REELF'OOT or JONES • • • Mrs Joe B Smith has returned BUTT HALF home after a visit with her mother. 49* lb. WANK Mrs. F. R. Wilcox who will be 91 HALF lb years of age in August, and her 39 brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra • Wilcox of Nashville, Tenn. • • • KREY MELLO - 1-lb. MORRELL PRIDE - 1 -lb. pkg.

SLICED PBACON 39c SLICED BACON 49c Sunday. May M LEAN FRESH Aecepuon in Conege 59C Presbyterian Church at 4 uu p -Dedication of Gut ....annelaura PORK CUTLETS lb PORK STEAK 39g. and General Assembly Reports - New Mernban to be hc-ic,•ed guests. GODCHAUX (with order please) Fresh Home Grown' MISS MOLY LEE ill TLAND Stanley Pogue lb. bag Mr. and Mrs. Outland of West Palm Beach, Fla, Murray tiospitai Cabbage the engagement and approaching 1.19 announce marriage of their daughter. Sugar 10 Mary- Lee. to Dan Milton Kremer. son of Mr and Mrs. A. C Kremer of Census - Adult 61 Springfield. Tenn. Census - Nursery The wedding will nike place the 13th of July in the Northwood Delited - large 18-oz. glass Adult Beds 63 Methodist Church. West Palm Beach. 39: STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Cold Mellons Emergency- Sects Miss Outland attended high school in Murray and graduated from Patients Adnutted a 0 Palni Beach High School. She also attended Murray State College, a here NESCAFE - Giant 10-oz. Jar. Pauents Dismissed INSTANT she was a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma social sorority, and Palm Beach Selected Vine Ripened Junlor College. Miss Outland is presently employed as a legal secretary Now Cituens for the '..aw firm of Wood. Cobb, Robinson. Falcon & Letts in West Palm Patients admitted frosts Monday 8:39 Beach to Wednesday 8:39 a. m. Mr. Kremer. bridegroom-elect. graduated from Springfield 99c High I Mrs. Viola Morns, 5:1) :.-:outh Tomatoes 6th.: School and from Vanderbilt University where he was a COFFEE member of the John C Snerulan. Rt, 1. Haget; Sigma Nu social fraternity He is employed as an experimental test engi- Glen N. Reeder, 413 North 25' ASSORTED FLAVORS JELL-0 3 boxes neer with Priet Si Whitney Aircraft. Lyons. Model Route, Dover,bin.,Thomas Fancy Jumbo Tenn , Lotnan Griffin, 107 North Miss Outland is the granddaughter of Mrs P. B Outland and the! VEGETABLE SHORTENING 10th., Milburn Henson, 830 13ethal late Mr. Outland of Murray and the late Mr ...II.: Mrs J M Imes of Alma. et.. Paducah; Mrs. Chaster Ntiguan, Cantaloup ea. 39c. Rt. 4. Benton; Miley E Hale. Dex- ter, Mrs. Rudy R. Holland. Rt. 3. Benton, lions William L.aanter, Rt. 359c Fresh Green Linn. Snowdrift De.ar Abby . . 1, Lynn Grove; Mrs. John 807 Main, Benton, Mrs. LAM Mau- pm. 308 North 6th Galon Chap- PEPPERS Pod 5' Stokely's - 14-oz. bottle man, Rt. 1, Dexter. Mrs. Charles 15' Johnson and baby boy. 411 East SUL, TOMATO CATSUP No, 1 New Red Benton; Mrs. Floyd BuUer, Rt. 2: Lp In Smoke! Mrs. Herbert Hughes. 208 1rvan; CHERRY KING PIE - 303 can Ness Alta Lamb, Rt. 1. Farmington. Potatoes 10i 394 Patients dbiatiswed Sr.s Monday thigail Van Buren 8:38 a. ea. to Wednesday 11:311. a. as. Mrs Ruel Clark. Box 27. Hazel; 15c Horace Jones, 1654 Calloway. Mrs. CHERRIES - FROZEN FOOD - Truman Smith. 743 Nash Drive; a recent column a lot of things we don't especially • Mrs. Carl Hopkins, Rt. 2. Farm- DEAR ABBY. Iii ! Colonial Frozen - 10-oz. I noticed the rather vitnolic letter. like, but why not try to tolerate it ington, Mrs John Gibbs. Kt 1, Frosty Acres - Chicken, Turkey - 8-oz. from DOUG concermng his dultke with grace? If smoke is bothersome. Lanny Darnels. Swann Dorm. Mrs. 3 for 59' 'POT PIES I of tobax in ,rr.ote What amazed me stay away from people who enjoy Annie Jones, Lynn Grove; Mrs. Lima Beans wa.s approval of a desire that i smoking. Nora; Young. Hamlin. Mrs.- 4VIrgii your MARTHA WHITE - WITH HOT RISE us- Roes and baby boy, Rt. 7, Benton; woulprtaliate with an equally BILL ( °Ionia' Frozen - 10-oz. misting odor On the basis of this. DI SR RILL: You rattled t h e Cecil Outland. 304 Woodlawn, Mrs. if the, odor of garhc L's oft wrong cage. A bee-hive hair Dorothy Futrell. Rt. .2; Mrs Roth why not u..e• a locger s pea • harms no one. One can step back I..,ton. 505 Walnut; Mrs. Nomle Green Peas--- cram a couple of dorsir,- bun, foot or two from another who has Miller. 131.5 Poplar; Mrs. Eupria 5-Lb. Bag 9c the throats of garlic eaters? Ann eaten garlic. And •hen you diecoves Underwood, Rt. 4; Mull Julia Wil- Corn Meal Colonial Frozen - 10-oz. you dun t like the beer,,.. that sour !antrum is being damaged, son, Rt 1. Airno, Lornan Gratin. simply bust the a ea--er sou can ask the lady to remote her 107 North 1(5.h Mrs. Lela Prince 13b. Big Brother Frozen - 10-oz. head with a hickory .hoes fit T. the air belongs to e‘ltrr - Eliciared. 217 South Cut Corn , 39' you are annoyed because your- 1.: ,riP ‘nd no one has the right to STRAWBERRIES 2 for -4 1etini is UPI:a: pitted by ladies' r, pollute it. Many people become phy- ther asks nor cares whether he is scs:he ,Arid S.a ,i1 all's- III from smoke but, sadly heels. take a offending the nest person. STOK ELY Save 10e - 4-oz. noX their feet at the ar.gles rnough, the- smoker is usually so • • • Regular Size .- Coupon Pack knows we all haSisto wit up a • enslased by the habit that he ttei- DEAR ABBY. In the absence of 59) 33' VIM TABLETS a 'retaliator' for, non-smokers. Ill BREEZE' TOMATO Mr, 11 E Outland. Route 2. She tell you how I defend myself against Cashews 41 -oz pkg. Pack - Giant Size Whole HONOR :. . purrs to start to Murray State the smoke thoughtless smokers send , Glass EIGHT this summer. my way. 1 pick up a menu or news- 69' BUSTER NUTS 39* paper and fan it back at them. If SILVER DUST ontinued From Page 1, Kenneth Sinclair JUICE there 16 none handy - I simply ; Nabisco - 1-lb. Si)'ia. 7s1 : a King Size BLC)W it back to them. My wife!Save 15c - a Sri lire •:. Sire:air i treasurer or a, extremely rude, but it 46-0z. Can •10 well RR tells me it is S ,r. A101 ir.f.,1 ,of, .tuo.eitt council as 79' OREO COOKIES 45* is 110 more rude than those who LUX LIQUID ,‘r . •: ":.to - •r,;+...rer of the Beta Club and clam would choke Inc with their smoke. , I't;. u a:, . ,- t., ,. • ,ro-r- He nag also been report- Northent - 1-00-ft. C','... ED R. F. Save - 22-Ounce }cars. a:th YHA er for Beta Club. • • • 2W Sue s fa:t.yr and in ';.tr are 'A , WAXTEX 21" Ken has worked with the chorus DEAR ABBY'. It's Only a hunch, SWAN LIQUID 57' and Mr, H.ah H , frsr three yea:. and the French but ob,erving the recent tirade you She Roll Club one year. He participated in launched against smokers, I'll bet , Save 15c - Giant Size BAGVVELL ray S.ate. 'the regional drama festival in his ten bucks you were recently told to Danny Kemp PURE APPLE NO BUGS M'LADY 49• ',optionlore- year. give up cigarettes and are dying for SURF 64' Dat.ny Ker,ip • • - • smoke. Popcorn in Oil - 9!4-oz. jar of ',1`e • ' ' net Ken is the son of Mr and Mrs. AL Save - Giant Sirc. l'Yok " •' Raymond Sinclair% Route He piens MAR Al,: Send the ten bucks te all reprt•••-:.. f.". a: -14e POPS-RITE to major in biology-at Murray tt:tate. the ( sneer Society. Sport. 1 have HANDY ANDY 59* JELLY 2 for 39* national NFL n. .:. ill never smoked and never will. J•4r.e. Danny's honor 1. -oz. Glass Chicken of the Sea - Reg. Size Can For a per ,,ona.I reply, write to Sara Large 18 Outstanding In Lee - 7-oz. Pd ABBY, Box 31165, Beverly Hills. Agriculture He . aid California and Include a aelf-ad- aenuir PLEAsE.1 drehead, stamped envelope. Abby t president. (AKE TUNA answers ALL mail COFFEE 19 3890 He n presulent,of E.. • • • v.(0-prestelent of Pep Don't put off writing letters Send the .ttn, fit Danny e, one dollar to Abby for her booklet, Kemp Route One J e7 "How To Write Letters For All Oc- .1•• aer., .1*,:ris at MSC. casions •• FOOD Sandra Outland slndra r.ritland is one tne and has been a se• MARKET f' ,) member for four years. sta. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT •.1 this veer as recording secre- lie,a Club of which she ha-s 040, You TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Mber fcrtr years CAN OPEN FRIDAY & SAT. Sat,,tra 'PPS a member of F'HA PP-EVENT NIGHT 'TIL 8:00 ri• f.",tr a:,d of Pep Club three FOREST FIRES -blue 15 t.tle uitualiter 01 Mr. anti PARKER'S so

TIMID - MURRAY, KENTUCKY AGE FIVE THURSDAY - MAY 30, 1963 THE LEDGER as

- MAY 30, 1963 Jan. 23 Austin Peay 'There Jan. 25 Morehead Here Answer to Yesterday's Poxes Feb. 6 Arkansas State There CROSSWORD PUZZLE Feb. 10 Middle Tenn. There ACROSS 7-One who =OM =ORR Feb. 15 Eastern Here works on MMOOMO OUMUOU 1-Codlike fish loom =OM MORO Feb. 19 Ausths Peay Here 5-Mod 5- Spindle. MO HIRE AHELP of ship OMB V SUL RENT 'II- Small 5-Part 0O0 OMOWN TRAa Feb. 22 Western There 10-Heraldic MO factory COON MOW device There 12- SOX norm (20101110 INRUMOOM Feb. 2.4 East Tenn. 13-Native instal ii Fuel 19-Fish edge 0=10 MORO Feb. 29 Tenn. Tech Here 14- lin•Oult ated 11 -Suffix. like UROMOTIN WINDOM 24 Make Woe March 7 Morehead There 16-Rave DO WORN ROOM Indonesian 96 -Hasten their Ohio Valley Conference slate - Sea eagle COM =SOLI MOO limits on Hazel Highway or call 492- furnished. On the Frank McDougal tribesman -Bosnian pot 113-Man's name ROOM MUM MM Farm, about one mile of Elm Grove. with Middle Tennessee here Jan. 17 2560 tfnc It-Vexes 29-Ship channel OC41131211U 1111:31813E0 FOR SALE -Brood of Galloway Insura.nce and Real Estate 7. 20- Plower 30 DMMOM [MOOD Bradley 21- Deeny pheasants Mobile tie Tilt -- phone PL IrOMICAL LIVING Agency, 5-384a_ 23-Olorn 24.Peril your Duo- 40TIC1' The remainder of the season 11, „Thom WILL LIVE 25. Before Homes, new-used, within measure 19-Offer 46 River in 14' Propositions -Tell Africa get. $496 up, new 10' x 50' Irom with the other seven OVC teams 36 42 Hall VI-Abdicate -Exhausted-- end 17 Silks i ns scnooner, NELP WANTED THE MORE YOU G1V Vent 37 43 Chills •$3,496. Speciel '58 Praire CANT STIrrP? CANT SIT STILL? Highlight with the exception of the return II 3,1- ilat• of energy fever 45 Lifeless To ties,,, 32. III Manner exceptionally clean, 61795 Matthews capsules. $1.49, Ocean 44-tiirl'• tiaras Try new Sleep-Wel engagement with Arkansas State 83- Fragile SS- Trailer Sales, Highway 46, May- Drugs. jlp Experienc- - I -soiled . Dale and Stubblefield BACKHOE OPERATOR, all 9 June-6-C at Jonesboro Feb. 6. property 3 4 .iOS5 6 7 7.1.::::8 lb held. Chapel 7-9006. ed. Call Rex Camp, 753-5933. m.29c 40.Exiet i 2 FAYE LOCKHART WISHES TO 4,741 :•:•:• Season 41-Toll ,MI cage of coal REAL NICE HOUSEHOLD GOODS announce the opening of her new TIME help 42.10..d 12 ....°X: "PART TIME OR FULL 45 - St ruek out uUu3.e•?•. i!INIIURR for sale at once. See this week only. beauty shop Monday, June 3rd, the BASKETBALL SCEDULE ..0,17 39 with my business. $2 per hour to (slang 1 tilk 16 up 303 South 6th St. ltc "Fashion Beauty Salon'', formerly work. Age 49-Kesm4 925 qualified man for route with inietest ...'M North The Murray State Racers win 505";20 Adams Beauty Shop, at 104 if you have no 2 Here 'ii, Res erence 18 19 P EK ING - 21 - 45. Will train Dec. McKendree A.K.C. REGISTERED meet the Bradley Braves here on 52 ill•hoilmg ?A 21URRU 10th Street. Operators are. Faye experience. Write Mr. Green, 832 nees puppies for sale. 7 weeks old. the Dec. 5 Oglethorpe Here 53.Entles Xa._''• 23 , Lockhart, Dot Danner, and Mary Dec. 7 to highlight Brand Street, Mayfield, Ky. Phone 54.Stak• uses 7:4:1 Afgaga Dial 753-3378. tfc 11111,,i4/1 uu • thru Sat- basketball season. Here hi-LA.11.4 28 29 01' a Bogard. Register Monday 347-6038." Jac Dec. 7 Bradley :••••27 pelt name .44 =I 39 urday, June 3rd - 8th for a free g 28 ALL METAL HOUSE TRAILER. Here 511.Shaae•i•ear. The Bradley game is the Mud Dec. 10 Arkansas State Below $12.50 permanent, 30 day color or Ian king feet. 8 feet wide. $1980 SERVICE Sta- seven- 57-I n of 3u UU Juu for ap- GOOD, RELIABLE game of the Racers' operung Here .rga Across from Henry Coun- conditioning treatment. Dial Dec. 14 Chattanooga eight TX.:70,37 wholesale. tion operator, with experience. Also The season open- 33 34 33 36 ,p;e 753-5888. jlp game home stand. 53-Peruse ty Hospital, Paris. Dorothy Herzog. pointment, Miseiouri Here iiUll',..•••• • 39* one man for moving van work. Call er, of the 24-game schedule, is with Dec. 16 Central lU jlc *6S'.5:4,9.40 Oil. 5:00 pm. ID 6-3350. jlc Arena DOWN 4Iuu•,....0.....40.5:51.-,..% after D&Kendree here in the Sports 19 Texas Here ;99...1•.*:0.02! SAN Dec. West ta:43 47 411 BUYING A LOT ON BUILD ON? T'S/ANTED TO BUY Dec. 2. There 1-Wite of Zeus 42 43 44 SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, Dec. 21 Dayton *.SX• 0 beauty - has F nff 5%01 This one is a real 2. Intend only experienced need apply, no 'hen Coach Cal Luther s forces There bargain till!' Jan. 4 Loyola (N. O.) Ireland W= everything. Going at a BARLEY, RYE AND OATS. Farm- &e: lll telephone calls please. Green's Syca- will face Oglethorpe University, Here 3- Monarch lRU Phone 753-6453. m31c Jan. 7 Middle Tenn. :•.‘,.•:. 54 week. ers Grain & Seed Company. tfc State, Chatta- 53 enore Service Station, 4th and Syca- Bradley, Arkansas 4- niners 95!IUUlU: *411..... - - - There lb STAND more. m30c nooga University, Central miss/inn Jan. 11 Tenn, Tech 5- firers 21" ZENITH TV WITH 4 OR 5 SMALL SHOATS. CALL 56 i:a..... el and West Texas State, be- 4- Worthless 5fei 39 without acc. $30, with $60. Randy pm. State, Jan. 13 Eastern There leaving • JU!l 489-2460 after 6:00 .11P lRUlI roan trip. i,!nited helture SynWie, Vlines, 104 6. 14th, phone 753-1983 fore making their first their, by Jan. 18 Western Here after 2:00 p.m. m3Op FEATHER BEDS; GOOSE AND WANTEV The Racers will travel to Dayton duck only. 10c per pound. Write Bud Jan. 21 East Tenn, Here to test the Flyers Dec. 4 BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE ON Carrigan, Melber, Ky. Give direc- University head south to take on by Charles M. Schulz 10 acres of land, miles from city tions. buyer will call. lip SPEED FANS TO SEE THREE 21, then 49c with fire- Loyola of the South at New Orleans PF.ANUTSS limits. Has full basement racing pictures and 8 Road Runner place and large playroom. Has elec- cartoons, Thursday, Friday and Sat- Jan. 4. 3H , R)I26ET IT,.. I COULD tric heat. storm windows and doors, OF FCIEDi urday rates at the Murray Drive-In %.1ITs 15 WHAT MAKES LIKE - SERVICES The Thoroughbreds will open PEA BUT ADYER9Tie NEVER CAY 50ME1'kiN6 good stock barn, new concrete block Theatre, m30c six MATURE ..ThE 6ROUJiN THAT TwicE IN ONE DAq! smoke house, good well water. $14,- AiU k/01) 5URE IS(S)ATEREDBETBQ WILL DO IRONING IN MY home 5OUL 39Fb BEDROOM FRAME WANT TO BE 750.00. TWO SADNESS.- at 304 South 3rd Street. Mrs. Norette TEARS OF HOUSE on large lot, well located. HAPPLe AU. Hill. m3Op / Has full bath. This house is vacant, `i JUR Lla can give Immediate possession. Will Grown' any reasonable bid. ROB- PALOMINO STALLON SERVICES. welcome ERTS REALTY CO., 605 Main, 753- Bob Petrie, 101 College Court. Phone sin 1651. in.30c 702-4401. I will come to your farm. WHA j4c ,1 30 DELUXE ELECTRIC TAPPAN BUGGING stove, Milk° refrigerator, dinette set, See after 4.00 p.m. at 1305 B,yca- FOR RENT YOU? by Don Sherwood more, or call 753-5040. m30c D-AN FLAGG

Ions PICNIC TABLES-. TOBACCO GROUND, 12 DARK at 8' REDWOOD BRitiHT 5P1 Asof5 OF miles from city .4 burley and barns • See Bobby Coles 4ia around broke KILL-KO-IZE! EARi.Y TACOS'S& 5444 ACCENTUATE DE Kill-Ko Quick -Kin In- 5.Q4,lAL10 APPEARANCE CF OCEANS/ESNS %WAS 115 elEAROI FOR Otialle sect Soma> kills flies, nff AS DIN FIA66 STARTS TAR&O CX.4 flit FRINGE5 OF THE wiCERWORLO. mosquitoes, roaches, moths, fi•os, or any CRIMP FARGO! DS trevelt w flying, crawling insoct, allis mil, I, or mita! Heat MEMO OF 123.1.4VIEF142 ET.Zr= ... • long lotting action, DOV? quick -kill va- said grimly she Clint CITA PTFR lii • "Oh i remembet something race it porising power! tnought surf more She wanted the Bellam% TILL BELiAmY flatly a: collection ' 'Well. Jill said denly ut the motion& pages jewel 'Ye.. sne wanted tilt,- least I Know a. 39c. of the catsiorue of content. it I tell me what naT oven Miss Pritchara s a .3 sh :y "Now the Bellamy institute it Art orleg ..iv happening to you" The Kill-KO wurkec in it 'San Bellamy wanted Her t•ther nag eagerly c.ao to titueleertilla When you were only foul woman asked Lard/ ACTION withwit?, the help ot fliP :entitle thing - escape the painful subrect who years old, and such an &dor secretary Ws* Pritchard out the story at able child sweet and gay and ' Jill poured had worked tor rum as long aa by Ernie BoshmIller your her accidents, ot the misman pod 5' A slim, al tectiunate. she divorced Jill could remember the Institute while father and married a man agement of NANCY alert woman without any •, a Texas oil her father's forme' secretary net own. who loved art named Grierson. iy of listened. white-taced 1Th or man, who nad SLUGGO-THE and liked the stimuius she sae] "I newts A LETTER "Later she ieft him for an At length NANcy--- STAMP ON THAT foreign travel three AR Impoverished English baronet, met any of the governors. FOR YOU, pE She had accompanied them ON YOU SENT older though I do remember that NANCY GETS "IOU LETTER 39c. across who W ILO considerably NANCY UNLESs on theif wanderings a tong time ON she was By that time she your father took MY NERVES--'- A WASN'T PUT and naa returned to than BEING Europe selecting them But I clo know Bellamy had more money than even she SHE'S sO •••.. ••••3. 5-r0? STRAIGHT America when Thomas Thomas Bellamy it n e OuDGET, could spend, but she wanted this died He had left net an ample FUSS- give more About Sd and leap spool rie••••.•:3•• settled in ,ireit the Texan couldn't pen.ion and she had anyone c rvei nn FUSSY THROUGH Utled society She Defame people than York where she did or het. ABOUT New years countered He ma le a tea I'M on art Lady Compton A few yoU casionai editorial work about paintings anr ago the Englishman died, and nixes EVERYTHING \WITH books, a u t men she married • Frenchman years of mistakes FOREVER-- Jill looked for a telephone younger than she women dialed the number A fa r^sj and de She considered for a mumcpt rose in 'She Is now Comtesse milieu voice answered, -But there a one sure thing Manut Sari is still beautiful, delight when she recognized' 14111. dis- nave -now where did I see it - incredibly young, still ,SJAA-o-cr at MTh her caller. Jill was to come deposit Cox My ola satisfied still seeking ' Miss My safety on ce. • I came made a nelpless ges flies in the basement =:Ela v771 lived in an Pritchard •• • Wes Pritchard just the other day .6.1••• ••••••..• "I don't Know what across it s • • • un ture- I ft* frgr -•-•- old remodeled brownstone But where' Oh of course" C.,. Neither does she rhe put or Murray Hill She flung open She went swiftly into the LI gold at the end of the rainbow the door both hands extended a /Ow to dislike net foyet and knelt oefore ner pernapa 1 used drew Jill in and kiased bookcase, pulled a thick Buren beesinie she nail left net child by Raeburn Van warmly ieatnerbound volume from the without regt e t. oecause she ARBIE AN' SLATS "Heaven,"' She exclaimed shelf, and opened It on aberek.ined s husband who loved bottom ye turned into as beauty two long • "You last the desk between the oldies-1:r Rut when I saw net COME IN, HESTER . THANK YOU, J10 iaugned and the windows that raced the street WHEN SHE LOOKS AT YOU WITH WHY, Intet. i was- sorry She has I TRIED TC,, C.HARLIE - BECKY, I SEEK oman ioined in turned WRITTEN ALL SLATS'LL BE BACK so empty." It was a filing case. She OUT,' 'L LOVE CHARLIE" you so much and she s SUT I CHICKENED ! A FAVOR CF "Now let me really see papers impatiently, drew INNOCENT FACE - YOU IN A MINUTE "Did she mention me?" Jill over WHY DON'T WE JUST TEI„L OVER HER 59.1 lovely So like your /OUR HUSBAND! Yes., you're she out a packet of long blue sheets ME , SHRIVEL UP .-SV mother yet so „w i ll,rwi And asked ostatfull, "Or has NESTER ABOUT YOU AND JUST together. forgotten i ever existed?" stapled SUE? WOULDN'T THAT AND GO DUMB! you probably have net quality cried A lot about you. -The catalogue!" .711I I saw -She asked BE THE BEST of eternal youth When In excitement, '11 thought you 39* look Showered me with questions. _ _ her last Winter she didn't have a copy!" showed tier some snapshots I might than thirty." V-7 More ages and the Together, the twowomen sharply had of you at all Her voice rose pored over It Jill was the first Picture of you that the %NM - "What's the matter. dear? The to discover the mention of the nese photographer won a prise 45. heat' Sit down " Prit- against Praxiteles bust. Miss -last with The white profile "You saw my mother chard found the Picasso and a white background. Remem- winter?" Jill said slowly. "Only the Matisse, copies of which had ber it? Like a cameo. She cried a few' months ago" been in the box Peter Carr had over IL" Miss Pritchard tell 211° "Why. yea I had a stubborn found at Penn Manor, *tient. attack of bronchitis in Janu- "Take it with you.- Miss Jill waited for a moment. ary, so I just dropped every' Pritchard said "No. watt Then she said steadily. "Go on. thing and went over to the fore you do that, I'll make a LOOM please I'd rather know it all _ 49.- South of France. She-what's typewritten copy for you to Ira always better to know, Wrong? take instead ru keep this WIWI it Even when It hurts Capp thought-I didn't know- copy In my safety deposit ciox. by Al 9 My father taught me that " she was still alive. I always „heeded 'as evidence I,IL' ARNKR There were I e• r • In Miss It may he understood she bad died years Your fathers handwritten cor- 2 for 39. Pritchard's eyes. "He loved EVEN A154-YAR-OLE_10101- ago rections and ills initials are on -E5ECUz you so much Aftet Sari dull• IT'S 3 A.M.,YO' CRAZY OUGHTA BE ABLE TO TELL TH "Good heavens!" Mina Prit- every page rhrre could he no lusloneci him, I think you were KID:: ••‘4.44-4UFF0' DID ')46 AH BRUNG 21,840 • chard was aghast "Have 1 questIon about Its authen- DIFF'RUNCE BETWEEN the only human being he ever • US UP? HOME TH' ,done Something terrible ?" treit# 4.IAKE HAM SANGWIDGES AN'A truly loved." BACON- "Nu, ot course not. Tell me. "Fiut-it would take you hours P r "Go on a ho U t my mother. fierdir ROCK Miss Pritchard Please tell me to do that," .1111 said doubt- • about her," 'please." fully when she 0 troubled look on "Well, Sari cried "I have hours," Miss Prit- 89 was 3 There a saw that picture, but not 011-• - it a is the clever face, an odd uncer- chard assured tier And she had Walked init 00 • tainty In the woman whose Canine small thing to do tot Thomas. lovely daughter She cried be. crisp assuronce nad •Iway For rhomas's daughter' You're Cause you are prettier than she a made tier a tower of etraiNtett- staying overnight I'll nave was Because you are "How much do you -membet ever copy of the Catalogue delivered younge r, Because you may mid- about your mother, my dear 7" to you sometime before marry and nave children." • "Only that she was pretty-- night But my dear-be care- I?" Jill and g a y - and adventurous." "Bin why shouldn't ful Be very careful." )HT Jill's throat tightened. "She cried In rebellion. the makes rt star- went away. That's all I ever -Because then Sari, Jim Trevor • I al the Bel- knew." glamorous but iiKing wife of tling discusser) T. young husband, would lamy institute of Art. Goa- As Miss Pritchard watched Miss Pritchard Untie the story tomorrow. her memory. grandmother," "her, Jill searched - • - - • - • • • • PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 30, 1963

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