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n short, 9. MO sesament David S. Colvin Cello- Anti-Communists Advance On If Council Votes Cases Are Heard Is Assigned To iction of Health Center FRANKFORT it — Delegatioes Capital City; Force Grows *dit goes To Endorse from Magoffin. Edmunson and Davica.S. Colvin a University of yesterday ni gut d Perry counties Louisville medical student has been g list of their recent tentative blanket • as- point for 6-million assigned ti i the Calloway-Trign TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras, June and ceception were too high, ammunition ship- this Tax Move sessment increases Department as a an.ey led by dolears worth of on counties Health 19, 4/5—An invading in hearines before the State Tax ped from Communist Pciand last - --- student trainee fer a three month anti-Communist Gua.ternalan exiles. Farm- Commission. month. and San Jose, the main 'e The Murray City Council met period. Assignment was made by The representatives did not quar- striking by land, sea, and air. was Pacific Ocean port. last night at 7 30 at the City Hall. Dr. Lid R. Mezera, Director of the red of a rel with action of the commission steadily on Gua- Several Cities Fall Mostly Materrial and Child Healte Division reported moving -war business was handl- assessment latex, leader in in raising their Health, temala's capital city teday and An exiled Guatenaelan list of ed by 44 il, with an ordinan- the of the State Department of ir only about the amount of gathering strength as it ovanced. Mexico City reported that "sever- --woo d levying the tax Louisville. Kentucky. Work will be 1. raises. The groups presented al" cities on the border nad fallen In other rate DIF yuar. The rate will under the direction and rupervi- radio dunce to back its claims_ The official Guateme:an to . a 5.000-man anti - Communist remain Same. sion of Dr. J. A: Outland, Director off The tax commission was expect- acknowledged before it went anmy which invaded 'non neigh- TIOYe we The voted to send (lov- of both counties. ed to conclude the series of hear- the air at midnight that 12 plane:* boring Honduras. er:1er W v a letter as hasing Colvin is the son of Mr. and ings Tuesday. After that, it will be had bombed Guatemala City, but Guatemalan Foreign'. Minister cone cs. rd endorsing bis Mrs. F. D. Colvin. Kesel, Kentaky inflicted .I up to Gov. Lawrence W. Watherby claimed the only damage Quilliero Toriello acknowledged • retry e to lie assessments among and a graduate of Murray State ot to decide whether the proposed in- had been to the home cf one the seriousness of the situation at nd their the co College class of 1952. creases actually will be put into the rebel leaders and to the home in Guatemala It wag 'greed that the lights a press conference effect. - - of his mother. prises of at the- is courts should lie City Friday. Wetherby last weekend threat- In Guatemala City, foreign Min- for Guatemala has tuporiies.7nead et II 00 p.m. by city J. B. Ledford Is "The war you, our ened to call off the program ister Guillermo Ti Hello said at a started," Turiello said. 'We are cause pf the lack of public supper'. Prornotcd To press conference Friday :'The war the greatest sacri- The. I received two bids ready to accept is THE Same then, however, he has re- for Guatemala has started" sover- last fire hose. They mid Mayfield Market fices to defend Guatemalan ceived dozens of telegrams daily The anti-Communist forces. 5.000 PLE OF a • asked for' cis for 1.000 feet of — eignty:" urging that the re-assessment pro- meat gtong, struck at both tie Pacific. two SW ene alf inch hose and J B. Ledford. head at the The invading forces were report- gram be continued and Caribbean port. San Jose, 200 u• i• and one-half inch market at the local A&P Store has ed to be made up of Gaetesnalan EMI d main Pacific port, and Guezalte- helm. been promoted to a larg^r market exiles and political refuge-es led by nango and Zacapa intent]. The It-Lateral Fire Hose Com- at the Mayfield shore, according to Cob, Carlos Castillo Armes, former that are Attack Front Honduras pany Chicago won the bid New Tappan Stove an announcement made biday. chief of the Guatemalan Air Force. or of Memphis, vice An exiled Guatemalan leader in i), don't over,, the Kureaka Fire Hose Com- Ledford has been with A&P for FELLOWSHIP—Retiring officers of the dent: Mrs. Wayne Lamb Sea farces also were reported Is Mentioned In McKinnie of Union ' Mexico City said that "several- pany. the past five years wite, most Jr Susannah Wesley Fellowship of this Memphis president; Mrs. Wesley moving in. markets corresponding secretary. Re. -border cities fell quickly to the at- military authorities 'est, and Their bid was $I 80 per f• est Reader's Digest this time being in supe• Conference for Methodist Churches con. City, Tenn., Guatemalan right) Mrs. G. tackers which struck from neigh- was or the two and one half inch in Memphis. He is married to the officers at a luncheon in tiring ars,(back row, left to said the raid on the capital help- gratulate new boring Honduras. by Mlle of the Reader's Newton of of Paducah, corresponding secret. aimed at headquarters of the honor s hose and 11 30 per foot for the A re..ent former Miss Jimmie D. Jackson, Tenn., Saturday. New officers Sri W. Arent an artisle taken and they have of Arlington, Tenn.,' Mac Bennet, reporting from guard and the offices; of the Army one and 6r,t, half inch hose. The Digest carried Colfax. Louisiana to right) Mrs. W. G. Scruggs tary; Mrs. J. F. Moore that (front row, left Honduras for the National Broad- bid of t•e Eureka Fire Hese from the Wall Stroet Jenrital four child:en. Jeantw, James Jr., secretary; recording secretary; Mrs. Bob 0. Clark of general staff in the. capeal. of Humboldt, Tenn., recording casting Company, also reported Company f the same grad.* hoses. will be of interest in Mu-ray. Dennis and Dianne. treasurer; Jackson, Tenn., president, and Mn. Paul L. The bombs missed their target, Mrs. James Von of Milan, Tenn., early successes for the exile Dacron filled hose, concerned the Tappan Stove have been loyal mei:Peri treasurer, however, and fell on the homes of double Jacket It They of Paducah, Ky., presi- _ Lyles of Murray Ky.,.1 Mrs. Roy D. Williams forces. r was SIAS per foot for the lamer Company and a new eleetronx of the Memorial Baptist Chursh Col. Rodoifo Mendoza, one of fhe He estimated the anti-Commu- hose and SI 25 for the smaller range being produced by the com- while living in Murray. They have leaders of the anti-Communist nist forces now hold about one- hose. pany in Mansfield, Ohio niade their home at 209 Seuth 13tn Corps League Mildred Neff Guatemalan exile forces and his Funeral Held Today Marine Miss third of Guatemala. He also cited Attention was called by the The article is as follow:: They will live In Murray for mother, according to the officials. a report that two planes machine- couna that many lots in the city NOW YOU'RE COOKING WITH several weeks yet. For Father Of Being Organized Addresses Weight Calls For Suppers gunned the presidential palace in were lain grown up with weeds ELECTRONICS! • James McGill of Nashville. Ten- --- Here Mendoza. a noted Guatemalan Dean W. G. Nash Marine Corps League is being Class Guatemala City. and that property owners will. A cake bakes; in three minutes. nessee, has taken over Ledford's A flier, was ,id to have flown twer reedy in five organized in Paducah. The organi- Sea-borne rebel forces were re- Guatemala Friday during 3 hame to clean them. A baked potato is duties at the Murray stoic. McGill EMINENCE. June 19, 0—Fune- Miss lefacireci Neff, Director of City by stuffed tur- zation is intended for Marine ported to have sailed train Hon- pro-Arbenz mass rally and urgel K was reed the council minutes. A 16 pound has had twelve years experience ral services were held tiaday for the Nutrition Division of the State must he hour and a veterans and in no way connected duran' Hog Island in the Caribbean by loudspeakers to that eitv auto stickers key needs only an In meat cutting and .1 highly James Barnett Nasn. father of Department of Health visited the demonstrators by auto- can be with any Marine Corps Reserve. to aid the attack on Pueito Bar- join the anti-Corrimunat move- fig091/0111 to the windshield_ quarter to roast Bacon recommended by A&P officials. Murray State College Dean J. Calloway County Health Depart- for a To be eligible a person must be rios, which was the reception radio Mob/I. owners The penalty broiled on a paper plate with He will move to Murray la make William G. Nash. ment this week. During her visit, ment. The government stickers started serving or must have served in point lad month for 6-million dol- toe 11101 having the paper napkin crumpled undernea'h his home. The well-known retired farmer she attended the colored weight broadcast warnings to armed effort will no the United States Marine Corps or lars worth of ammunitioti shipped oh 3 15 An all out to absorb the grease There are He !a married and has one and landowner died Thursday at control chess which met Monday forces to ignore Mendoza's appeal. to get city must be at rving or must have fonts Communist Poland to the he by city police pots to wash, since food is cookci daughter, age tour months He hui home night. She discussed the problems automobiles in the served for not less than niaety Guatemalan government. Guatemalan exile sources in San at on all in the china dishes in which it is a member of the Church of confronting the reducers and told July 1. however police consecutive days in the Marine It was that shipment which Salvador said an underground an- tit ing Is to be served. Christ_ them of her experiences in meeting automobiles now. Corps Reserve and the Marine touched off intense United States ti-Communist radio broadcast are king All this is actually taking place with other groups. Local Nurses Attend Corps Women's Reserve. concern far the peace of Central warnings of the imperuing air in Mansfield. Ohio where a dozen Naval personnel Nho were at- America and had widespread in- raids but assured the people "only housewives are trying out the first Paducah Meeting The preparation of low calorie IF Chou Apparently tached to Marine Corps units and ternational reperctissains. includ- military targets- will be attacked. WILL TREAT RUSSIANS electronic range designed for the - - foods, and at the same time pre- TWIT C AN FIND THEM and Mrr. whose names appeared in Marine fam- ing a U.S. request to seafaring hone kitchen. Tappan Stove co, Ready To Talk Mrs. J A. Oytland paring foods adequate for the The raids on Puerto Barrios and Corps muster rolls, are eligible for European for per n.ssion to testing the renge suc- Virginia Dixon otfended a meeting ily. was discussed in detail. Also nations after lab full membership. San Jose were aimed at gasoline ATLANTA, Ga. — City of- On Realistic Basis at the Paducah-McCracken County of preparing segetaters search their vessels on the high cessfully for over 18 months.. made on the methods reserves. Informed sources in Wash- to rolling out ----- The Paducah unit meets seas for arms. ficiate. accustomed home instalIntion last Health Center on Thursday of pub- and salads. The group expressed Guatemalan the first — Red Thursday of.. each month. ington said if the raids were suc- the carnet for any visiting force n GENEVA. June 19, t lic health nurses. second of preparing Bomb Gasoline Damps Mar.h. The secret is a mrstrietron Interest in her idea cessful the Guatemalan Air Force todny planned to re- Chinese Premier Chou FroLai the More particulars about the organi- The uprising reported was led dlgnitaies. by the Raytheon Mame Itroredures were discussed in green beans. They are grime to do tube made he mon ready to' sation can be obtained from DR. would be. crippled. ceive tem sightseeing Russian Ern-- nxley to nvestigating of venereal 'diseases. next class Cooking be, Col. Carlos Castills Armas, facturing Co; it transmits ultra- one. this at their hairy officials "courteously" — if negotiate on a realistic basis and K. Dillard. Kentucky Henry of Almo route former chief of the Guatemalan high frequency waves. Tee waves Dr. harry them without seasoning and then Reports to the U.S. State De- they can be found. reliable sources said his .flpparent Department of Health reviewed the Air Force and one-time comrade cause molecular agitation In the with very little bacon drippings partment in, Washington said But the Russian diplomats tour- new attitude resulted from a "Clinical of Venereal Die- in arms with Guaternalen Presi- food --- the same thing that heat Aspects with a little onion ground in. The "serious uprisings" flared in Puer- ing the Southeast with US Slate blunder by Soviet Forei:n Minis- dent Jacobo Arbenz. does — only many times faster, Hospital beans are to be cooked to the td Barrios. Quezaltenango and Department permission have been ter Vyacherlav M. Molotov. Murray Aisbenz has been acnisse by the find all the way througn at once. tender point before addirg season- Zarapa. traveling so inconspicuously that United States of being Commu- instead of slawly from the outside Chou was reported to have 'put ing. Atlanta officials were not sure they With Father Friday's complete record follow,: nist-dominated if not actually Toriello said that "North Ameri- in. Although the waves are some- blame 0/1 MOI0t()V fo- opposite; Death One member of the class has would know when the guests are the Census 38 Communist himself. can companies especially the Unit- what similar to those which acti- Foreign Secretary Anthony lost as much as 10,, polinds since on hand British Adult Beds 60 Arbenz and Armes cooperated in ed Fruit Co.. are suppmt•ng this vate the picture of a te0- Eden's proposal to appoint India, the beginning of the class. Mayor William Ft Hartsfield Ola:c1 Emergency Beds 22 a revolution which oened the movement to overthrow- in the vision set -- and the FCC has Pakistan, Surma. Ceylon and In- The next class will meet Monday the group, all members of the Rait- Patients Dismissed 7 military dictatorship of President Arbenz government He charged 4 leas, assigned a wave length for cooking donesia to an Incimhina truce su- night. 7:30 p.m. at the Health •ian lltrnba‘sy at Washington. Patients Admitted 5 Frederico Ponce in 1944 also that the Nicaragua'- govern- gone, but use -- the new stove won't inter- pervisory commission. Center. have already come and New Citizens Rebel planes' struck al gasoline ment of President Anastesio So- was krown to have fere with picture rerepnon. from Wednesday if RV, no one communist Chinese pre- l'Aients admitted dumps in Puerto Barrios and San moza. had also "helped this at- here. The walls of the new oven The recognized them said to 5:00 pm. to Friday 5:00 p.m. Jose. Flannel, in his report from tack." and the magne- mier-foreign minister was was one of a dozen cities always stay cool Henry Lovins, New Concord; Atlanta appeared anxious t- impress Mr. Tegucigalpa this marmite said the diplomats told tron tube automatically shuts off have Bass Finhing "We have received expressions in nine states the no Mrs. Dale Smith, Calvert City: dumps still were burning—a seri- is 53 on his Asian visitors he by the State Department they wanted as soon as the door opened. Mrsi. Hubert DavidIon, Rt. 2, of support from all parts of 'hi. means was opposed to anan par- To Be Better ous blow to the Guatemalan Air 111 visit on the 15 day auto trip the nook can reach right into the 'larch Mrs. Clifton Smith and world." he said. He did not say .„ on a superviat: y group. Force. 11. oven and remove a sizzang ste.-ik ticipation 7, Benton; Mrs. Whether theSe expressions came b.- oin on June baby girl. Rt FRANKFORT 0 — 13.ns fishing flannel also reported the fall al making the trip are on a platter without using hot bee Tucker and baby from the Communist nations. The Russians Eden's priiposal cawad !Hee Bobbie should be better by the weekend the rail city id Zacapa alter stiff Michail N Smic- pads. Users of the new stove, how- I. Kirksey; Master William First Secretaries China iind Russia 'to deride on boy. Rt. in the stete's major lakes, the fighting and said local residents Ivan N Kuzin; Third ever. have to replace rt.,otal pots 101 N. 8th, Murray: novsky. and a new,campaign to privent these Glenn Hart, Department of Fish and Wildlife were joining the anti-Ned invad- Ivan P Azarov and Lev and pans with oses of ceramic James C. Hart, Jr., 101 N. 6 Secretary neutrallst nations from aligning Minter Resources reported today ers. • embassy employe. or gless, which aren't affected by Murray; Mies Kittie- Earlette Mr. and Mrs. Dan n !lin, air with the West by chameng their ifth. Bass fishing has been eradually Rebels Well Armed" cities on their route in- the rays. Metal pots.eienelned to Steetes Box 443. Murray; Mrs. Inez rkored Other !strategy in dealing with the Big improving. Even at Lake Cumber- Bennet said the invaders were Able Visit Here Louisville, Ky.; Cincinnati. conduce heat and electreene would MIlirgarc.; 1203 rim St., Benton; K Fse cluded Three Allies, land, where it was poorest. fairly well armed with bazookas, flame- and Charleston, W. V.a. get even hotter than %regular Mile Sadie 'Shoemaker, Collete After Japan Tour Ohio. large catches now are being made. throwers and sidearms and said ovens. Because they stay cake. the Diplonats said the Crmumnist Farm Rd., Murray; Master Robert Night fishermen report the best he had seen these weapons being Inside walls of the new ovens can bloc hid become perturbed over Holland, Rt, 2. Hazel; Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Lee Maddox of Memphis, f those results. loaded into planes at Tegucigalpa. Weather be cleaned as quickly as the out- the discouraging imprerloori's it Underwood. 518 So. 7th St, Murray; and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Able and The Bass are still not beim,- too seep He said the mem were well dress- PRLSS side, with a wipe of a cloth... ., had given Asian representatives Mrs. Henry Dizon and baby boy. three children Dee. Dan. and Judith By UNITED .it Kentucky Lake and crappie fish- ed in khaki uniforms and were How soon the range wil be to cooperate. Rt. 1, Dexter. from Yokohama. Japan were %Met- ing also was reported slow. air-lifted to the Hondui as-Guate- tucky—It will be available for roniumerc generally - — ing in Murray Thursoay, Mrs. r. Southwest Ken- Thus Chou changed his attitude. Fishing at Dale Hollow was sail mala border. 28 men and two endscantimied warm is still a question. Tapper doesn't Maddox is the mother of Mrs mostly cloudy He made a speech on Indo.-hina Countians Buy to be better than for some weeks nurses to a plane. today, tonight and to- expect an immediate rush, since Able. and humid Wednesday that indicated Ned pad. but still not up to par. He said there had been at least of a few widely the first models are scheduled to $26,000 In Bonds morrow. A chance China might back down from her Catches of white bass were be- 10 such flights Friday it a con- The visitors had lunch Thu- afternoon thundershowers sell for about S2000 But when the scattered impossitle demands for ciirving lip coming more numerous at Her- tinuation of activity which has day with Mr and Mrs Melus Linn, the low 9tro. Low new range gets into quantity pro- During May, the ciesens of High today in the war-torn couldry. rington Lake been going on for two weeks with Mrs. Linn is the aunt of Mrs. Ab!e. tomorrow duction the price should come down oll of Calloway County invested $26,000 tonight near 70 High no attempt at secrecy. to $1000 The high price might be reecretary Ii Series E and H Saving' Bonds. Mr. Able has worked with the will be in the low 90's. Eden and U.S. Uncle Radio broadcasts heard in San compensated by lower operating Fmith had Total !tales for the county during Baptist Missionaries in Japan for TEMPERATUUS of ,State Walter Bedell Salvador urged the people to stand 90 casts. An ordinary electric oven mr•rning for 1954 are 1105.462. Goal for the year the past ten years. He h.es taken High Yesterday planned to leave this Firemen Called Out "shoulder to shoulder" and be 69 draws over 3000 watts, while the London with is $220.000. many pictures of Japan in the Low last Night consultations in calm during the revolt. which was electronic stove needs only 750 Winston Churchill Shirley Jakubow. Late Yesterday cities of Tokyo. Yokohama, ports 'Prime Minister do-YEAR-OW finally touched off by the shipment STAGES for a fraction of the time. but delayed their departure in ski (above) and her father PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY and army air fields LAKE The Murray Fire Department of arms to Guatemala nom Iron Observed Change To order to attend a meetine with the Stanley, 41, are dead in Baltl- NEAR CHILDREN Y — Daniel wera called late yesterday even- Curtain countries. He showed the ',ferule'. at thae-a- At 8 a.m. Midnight RAKED RQDIRIIEL Communists on Inaochina more after being found with SYRACUSE, N. Statism P. 5, died Friday night of ing about 7:15 to the home of Censored dispatches fries Guate- home of Mrs. Lien before the Yesterday Tatitelst bullet wounds In their heads on Flynn. Ct.., munisls he Queenie Martin on Nerth Second mala City earlier had renorted a family and several neighbors. :Ma Met. HARTFORD. Conn. 11'- A ftre Obsevers said the a road. They died within five injuries suffered when was Sal annah Street. An oil stove was smoking. raid on the capital but the official 0.1 that originated In an elcnric mo- may get down to hard liargaining minutes of each other at South struck by a car as he returned • Perryville 358 6 Fall broadcast was the first indi- The family came to Murray U. next week when newt!: elected Baltimore General hospital. home from kindergarten class car- Fire Chief Flavil Robertson said radio nihneonville 355 9 Fall 0'2 tor caused minor damage Alaska and Bilt Lake Pierre Mendes- learned hi rying a Father's Day note readara that no damage resulted City po- cation of the scope of tee attack. through 3511 1 Fall 2 house baseinent. The blaze vise French Premier The father recently Seott-Fitzhugh lice at the scene of the tire -Raids also were cm ried out gay. They returned to Memphis by a squirrel which hai France, who is expected to be NS was suffering from cancer. A "I Love You Daddy." The note were Fainser's Ferry 33110 Fall 0 started the princi- 4liere they will visit other rela- own foreign minister, at-rives"hr .22 -caliber rifle was found on was found on the bumper at the to direct traffic around the affeet- against Puerto Barrios. H. W. 359 2 Fall II.3 crawled into the motor aid towel- tives. Kentucky (International) car. ed area. pal Guatemalan Caribbean port died. Geneva. toe auto scat. • };,ntucky T. W. 30a 0 Fall tel ed IT a spark. The squirrel

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SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1954 THE LEDGER ND TIMES, MURRAY, HEM Jiff PA; PAGE TWO 8:00 Wrestling 1:30 On Your Account 9:00 Feature In The Ruth 2.00 Pinky Lee Show Top Batters Babe League 10:00 News MAE G AB R H RBI AVG Schedule 2:'30 Howdy Doody Night & TIMES Name & Team TV 10:I0 Arnatuer THE'LEDGER Leaguei 3:00 Photoquiz still flt 3 8 4 7 4 An Major Sign Olt Stout, Braves 11:05 OUSLISHED BY LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. D. 3:15 Berl Olswanger tell th 3 10 5 7 6 .700 Consolidation of the Miiroo Inager, The Calloway Times, and Th. Gunter, Pirates 4:15 Flicker Comics ters MSM-TN October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian Jaauary Shroat, Giants 3 12 6 8 8 .667 3:30 To Be Announced - Mrs. times-Herald N. Standings t.-entineett from back page) I. 1942. 8 7 5 2 .625 9:45 Hartoons Mrs. I Buchanan, Pirate 3 SATURDAY, JUNE 26 .__....._ 4:00 Captain Video . Nora( 5 .600 hnow Why TRI-CITY JAM C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Wells, T., Tigers 10 4 6 9:25 Do You •,(3 By UNTIIID PUSS Weather ara• 9:30 Meet Mr. McNutley 4:25 as J. Shroat, Tigers '3 10 2 6 1 .600 Eddie Fisher n, ,de Entered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for transm ssion 10:00 Johnny Jupiter 4:30 DRIVE-IN News Caravan Second Class Matter RBI leader, Nelson Shroat, A NNTIONAL LEAGUE 10:30 Captain Midnight 4:45 - - 5 00 Dennis Day KENTUCKY PILESS ASSOCIATION Runs scored, Ted Billingtoii, 9 W L Pet. GB 11:00 Children's Gospel Hour SATURDAY ONLY THE New York 37 22 627 II:30 Western Film Program WALLACE IA'I TM E R CO.. 1358 Home Runs, Td Billington, 2 5:30 Life of Riley Double Feature NATIONAL RHPRESENTATIVES: Brooklyn 36 •Zi .610 1 1:00 To Be Announced New York: 307 N. Michigan 800 Big Story with Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Peak Ave.. Hits, Nelson Shroat, 8 Milwaukee JO 26 .536 5,, 3:30 Roy Rogers 6:30 Statics of the Caatury MAN DOWN" Ave., Chicago; 90 Bolyston St.. Boston. 29 26 .527 6 "RIDE THE Billington, in 2. lost 0, Buchanan won 2, lost 0, Wiggini Philadelphia 4:00 Sky King of Sports 7:00 Cavalcade Brian Donlevy, Rod 15c, per St. Louis 30 29 ..508 7 4:30 Stu Erwin SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By carrier in Murray. per week lost 0 7:45 Greatest Fights Tose& tem a won 1, Cincinnati ____ 27 31 .466 Cameron month Mt-. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. $350 else- 5:00 Spike Jones 8:00 Letter to Loretta rthern Kingdom We s Chicago 23 33 411 12,a and where, $3.50. 5:30 Amateur Hour 8:a0 News Israel's mark Prttsburgh 19 41 .317 1131.-! "TARZAN AND THE 600 Shaw of Shows 8:43 Clete Roberts saage of 'sin; We to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor SHE-DEVIL" w he a reserve the right Rabbit Balls" In Ball Yesterday's Results 7:00 Calvacade of America 9:00 To Be Announced essentially th or Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best No - Lex Barker Pittsburgh 2 Milwaukee 1 8:00 Epics of the West 9:30 News With Amos, while of our readers. leeriest Brooklyn 6 Chicago 3 9:00 Wrestling 9:40 'Weather ghode of wtheereproptill - Movie Theater for y SATURDAY, JUNE 19. 1954 Today Says League Head Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1 9:45 Hollywood 30e We h St. Louis 5 New York 10:45 Sign Off Heartbroken We: WSIX-TV *pie. Hosea deli' Today's Games SATURDAY, JUNE 26 ORDER Giants. Newcombe turned in WS WHEAT ge to then. CONGRATULATIONS IN By CARL LtNDQVHIT I Chicago at Brooklyn victory in six weeks, striking italtlemaoturer it United Press Sparta 1Witter I first St. Louis at New York "° •eirenuattett from back page) 8:45 News We wish to extend our congratulations to the young out 9. Valentine scattered nis .Aomeidritreulear dendaboothe National League President War- Cincinnati at Philadelphia 10:55 Major League Base hail GROWERS seven hits to beat Philly ace 4:55 hieditabec people of Calloway County who won honors at the re- ren Giles insisted today oere was Milwaukee at Pittaburgh Game of the Week: Curt Simmons 2-1. 9:00 Captain Midnigat and Homernak-' no such th'ng as a "raEtat Phtladelphia vs Baitimore highest cent Future Farmers of America Future 'Games 9:30 Pride of the Southland We will pay the ieir home 11fe. It and hurlers in both learnes dem- Garcia put Clevelana ,our games tdiraeiroiv's 1:30 TBA your ers of America conventions in Louisville and Lexington. 1000 To Be Announced market prices for anstrated that he must know what in frant at the American League Chicago at Brooklyn, 2 2.45 TBA 10:30 Quiz 'em on the for wheat odas lypu rP°husband,ht.1:4 s (.h3, These two organizations in the county produce fine he's talking about. with has 2-0 victory over Boston St. 1,011fF at New York 300 Request Theater Cincinnati at Philadelprea, 2 10:55 Game of the Week elf to the gay I and develop a sense pf respon- At least Friday night. if thera. While the Yankees defeated the 415 What's Your Trouble? ALSO young men and women 1:30 Cowboy G-Men he finally deser were any "rabbit balls' :Irou:141 White Sox. 7-6. Portoca-rero de- Milwaukee at Pittsburgh 2 4 30 Beat the Clock 'ability that will aid their progress for the rest of their 2:00 Film Feature flour. ier children and they must have been p-etty well feated Hoeft in a duel. 2-1, with 5.00 Jackie Gleaaun for your ANIVRICA N Lci 2:30 Super Circus storage space .itute in the t. lives. hidden. For it was strict n- an eve- Bill Renna hitting a nether ant 8:00 Two for the Megan We have Free * L rrt. Lit 3:00 Super Circus Finally, she was NVe were particularly pleased to i:ee the outstanding ning for the pitchers. double to pace the Athletics. The 6.30 Favorite Husband Cleveland ___ 42 17 712 3:30 Cavalcade of B.111(.10 in the open slave Giles said that "I am sure no Senators topped Baltimore, 7-5, :n 7:00 That's My Boy ability and quality of leadership in James Outland rec- Chicago 38 21 t'44 4 4:00 My Little Margie LYNN GROVE her gfaring sin, i Pour change in the official bah has been 13 innings. 7:30 Into the Night New York 39 22 1439 4 4:30 Lone Ranger still and bought ognized. by his being elected as vice-president of the authorized by the majoa leagues Haddis Has 32 Sesirelees 8:00 Name's The Same MILLING CO. Detroit 77 31 .466 141.:, Jones auction. Ws tragic The. and that the The victory by Haddix rave haat TBA 5 00 Spike Kentucky Association of Future Farmers. i for many years" Washington 24 34 414 17., 8.30 prophet t 5:30 Amateur Hour Grove, Ky. ght, the theory of the ajackrabtan under a string of 32 scoreless innin 3183 9.00 Summer Theater Lynn Way With agriculture represented by such young men as Philadelphia 23 36 19 6:00 Show of Shows and love for ipcin the horsehide was strictly a myth and cut New York's first place lead Baltimore 22 38 .367 20ii Hit Parade faint similitudeof he, its prestige will certainly rise. sooner had he spoten when over Brooklyn to one ga.ne. Stan 7:30 No Boston20 36 357 atna of God for His er James a three hitter tarned in Musial hit his 2205 homer and WMC-TV We have followed the high school career of there was had not kept the, by Vernon Law of the Pirates. drove in two runs to t ang his Yesterday's Results Outland with interest, and have noticed with pleasure Hosea summone by Mike Garcia, ot major league leading total to in I New York 7 Chicago Ii 1Continued from back page) four hitters Israel tc• appear a that he has not missed an opportunity to accept respon- Cleveland. Arnold Portaca-rero nt Rip Repulski alga homered for the Cleveland 2 Bostor. 0 9 30 Shopping at Home 10:00 3 Steps To Heaven They had sibility. the Athletics. and Harvey Haddix Cards Washington 7 Baltimore 5 if Drug] yle c"cage of the Cardinals. a five totter by Philadelphia 2 Detroit 1 10.15 Storyland Wallis ▪ He has been president of his chapter for the past two hit two hemers and be their God. 1' the Dodgers and Gil Hodges 10:30 Homemakers Program Dan Newcombe:of Today's Games' GET IT theirThy covenantovi enant„irah an years and has entered competition in several fields in- aaokie Don Hoak blasted one in 11:00 News WE HAVE IT WE WILL a seven hit win by Corky Valen- Harts frai Hay Brooklyn's trio rain whi:r Ralph New York at Chaaago 11:15 Farm News excluded cluding public speaking. nne of the Reds. Moreaver. Kiner and Dee Fondy hoaiered for Philadelphia at Detroit CAN'T BE HAD con( Heft of Detroit and Warren Spahn 11:30 Char.nel Five Club OR IT He spoke before the Rotary Club recently and deliv- the Cubs. 'Boston at Cleveland and refused to loat .1 the Braves lost foe hitters, 12 00 Kate Smith with Rookie Bob Grimm was the her0 Washington at BaltiMore ered as level an address as we have heard recently • and Frank Sullivan of 13( eton was 100 Welcome Travelers Coin in the Yankee triumph which put as much composure as a tollege president. dafeated in a six hater. Tomorrow's Gargles in a second- you) the champs virtual New York at Chicago. 2 [ "Book Learning" is ill right, but the FFA and he place tie with Chicago. He hit a Cherry Law Outpttebes' *Paha Philadelphia at Detroit. 2 go farther than that. They put what a boy or Law autpocheci Spann and alsa homer and single to drivr in four HOLTON Mur FHA Boston at Cleveland, 2 FRAZEE, MELUGIN & winning ran in the runs and gained his sevanth vic- girl has learned, to practice. They emerge from their drove in the Washington at Baltimore 2 Phc 2-1 decision with a single in the tory in a relief role. The White I AGENTS take the _ INSURANCE training as responsible... individuals .ready,.to bantie aote leans went- scoreless Sew eittIder tied If Major I.eagite floor to express their opinions. nit.I the eighth when th Pirates in the ninth incleding Cavar- Automobile Fire Casualty tied at retta's first American Leagua We are fortunate to have in Calloway County chap- tn-okt...the ice. Milwaukee Leaders : in the ninth when Bill Bruton homer. Gatlin Building CaCanning ter advisors who take the effort to bring out the best N LEAGSE Telephone 331 scored Irma second cr. Hank Garcia turned in his third shat- ATIONAL if th• ins it U Pet. in their students. Aaron's saarifice fly.,It was Law's out of the year and his ninth win Player & Club G AB shelves Will be Snider. MI 233 46 Si .17:5 Murray, Kentucky sixth victory and Sphan's sixth de- against four defeatso-Larty Doba Bklyn our horses. Son N. Y. 58 231 41 8.5 3;1: feat drove in one Cleverind run with Mueller. picked dew herr 59 233 57 85 .365 Your Insurance" Haddix pitched his third straight a single and es. >red (he oner after 'Musial. St. L. "It Does Make a Difference Who Writes some IT DO? Rabnoi. Bklyn 48 148 23 54 .353 WHAT GOOD DOES shutout and his ninth straight vic- hitting a double coming in on a and culled ealr we When the McCarthy-Army investigation ttarted tory. 5-0 for the Cards over the single by Vtc Wertz_ AMERICAN LEAGUE :j rTeensnaand , •u Player & Club • AR R H Pet. stated it would amount, to no more than washing dirty As e as 48 190 42 73 384 Avila. Cleve _test I man; linen in public with the use of such a modern device as Rosen, Cleve 47 163 31 57 350 .••••• at rsi television to bring it right into the living room of the TODAY'S SPORTS PARADE Fox. Chectio• 60 245 52 83 3.194 hundred .tans fill HOME RUNS Musial. Cards people. 22: The fey cans Sauer, Cubs 20, Hodges Dodgers We stated further that if the charges made even then 18 lametilattoe I s r his g-andfather • proved true somebody should be sent :o :he penitentiary. SPRINSFTELD S J young pros told me RUNS BATTED IN - Moult, Faarleaa Fraley's fats i figures saw me pitch," Al quipped -I told Cards 71; Hodges. Dodlers The original charges were mild when :ompared with surelylyelPed did co the U. S. Open 5,1! cham- him his grandfather must ha from )(mow. White Sox 56. Jablonski, just like pi,- king those which have been developed in the heat of passion been at the game early. beeaua p..•nsh.p: Cards 53. WATCH corn. ••r. 't duffer Itr3i1FIS when he I never went beyond the (rat inns since the hearings started. RUNS- Mune!. Cards 57: Fox, ccabberrtitalsge andon b a !even but former Open ing" White Sox 52; Schoendienet, Cards Tuesday's charges cap the climax. The Wisconsin ▪ tomatoes made ; k. Lawson Little of Pebble Beach 32: Minos°, Whitt Sox 31. Sam Snead is a mill or rare one dish. No, Senator presented five counts of "treason" against the Co:.f. was actually haene about HITS Cards 89: Sni- humor and to him the next best Jablonski. tomatoes with and two additional ones one he took on the first hole at der, Dodgers 87; Mutate.., Giants former Truman Administration, thing to golf. hunting, or fishing and run Baltusrol. 85; Musial. Cards 85. were developed as a result of questions and answers is talking about golf, hunting or sthifetener. It could hove a :'5 — for • been back. PITCHING: Reynolds. Yankees It is a let e a the five. fishing Despite his attune For The covering first hale! 8-1: Antonelli, Giants 9-2, Keegan, he has been regaling :he locker after they are had to do with prolonging :he Ko- . Juat before teeang off. 1..ttle tole{ White Sox 9-2;,. MeDonaie Yankees The five charges room with tall tales mid one to fig them a rio caddy •th clean up ms club. i 4-I; Stone, Senators 4-1. rean War, and the terrible increase in casualties. If an which drew a big is ugh was his Then he ho h.i drive .n'a a.water — — - officer, or officers, of the United States civil or military .a.sccw,affncittoyf fadeiieeer;_hunting trip with hazord, and when he airived at garden were caus- bay had establishments deliberately prolonged the war and the spot the Inexpert toter Ronnie Hampton work.ath i iwn I°7I ,,rjo;r,st :. a:1 14 clubs In the ririne, washing See" ed men to suffer and de they should receive :he same Sam. off to h.mself. sta.. a it rains aglia thtm A st.ekler for the rules. Lit- and then to put the caraass away Wins Top Honor Mrs. Otto Tar fate as the Rosenbergs. tle reported to the referae—whica safely climbed a smal' sapl.ng. In State Contest In Hazel Park. In reading the charges, which began with the recall ,, uld have tagged him tua strokes bent the top down to the ground, OPENING verss.:anP ufri arenidatiM per club. of Douglass MacArtnur, most folks will probably agree tied the deer to the top and let Ronnie Hampton ain The sightly dazed La-a took it swing ha, k up. Roialie Hampton, Hazel Future Mrs. Lois Tt with McCarthy that the Korean War, from :,tart :o fin- 04-V1,11 on the te•Ie and, because 'Farmer won top honor for the visited her son "Them city feller' wanted ta ish, was a "comedy of errors." • th. re was no intent writ thS club Hazel Chapter in the State FE:. Route last quite i ways know how ah got it up there?" There are not many, however, who will go so far as caorana wat d••ne 'contest which is being held in D R.flagledr. H. Sam gr.nned "Ah just tole 'em, Iron' h. h.:: the .eara aaia wn .1 Louisville, June 14 thru Id. Ile visited the Rev to believe there was anything sinister about these errors. 'hock, man, ah put it on my back ne .t ‘.n r. card H took 41 was winKsi n the FFA 'bay Of The New weak. They an ivie, and carried it up there' We do not share McC'arthy's apparent belief that for- es er •!- tn.' ry tux: too. contest ...Purchase Distiiet day at the' tne rest oi Which if he wanted to re prob- mer President Truman, and hislicretary .of state Dean I which i The ito ably could do. at that! !I, a .' o•aarkable carrieback 10. McCreery has Acheson. wanted the Communists to win, and that they but on' te b.t. 35 •tal got, har Ronnie is the son of Mother hame. She is pa created ammunition shortages, blockaded Formosa, and ;id n... She's Got to Go and Mrs. M. M. Hampton of Mrs Lois T took other drastic steps to assure a f'ommunist victory I it.. (alafel-a' !Irma Hazel. Brother Hampton has been us m4oa(OutlandOf J, raa the pastor or the Hazel Bikini-' ov•er our troops. If there were many who :hared his 2,01, ; • .• 47.• r Church since 1951 Ronnie has ; belief we would probably have a state of anarchy in •y, .• ./...•!• wn brothers; both being in sera a Mrs.• Clyde sta- this country even now. . h • o. taad f -• oaarnon Connie is in the Air Force. a doctor Mond tioned in England and Bill is a Murray Drive -In We do believe that the mistakes made by the Truman w ,-.• taa sp. as: , Lt. in the Army. %tr.• and •Mrs. secord Here Administration were the most ,a,stly in if-tit-history of tic Bo; ka •aai.- "bait Irv...." Ronnie is beginntng his yi,Utors of Mr. that I agriculture. Ea en nation, buth'iw' lives and wealth. He spent more than i a. t walk -a. taa plaaaaa sartace - year in vocational FaLjrtgse andqu Daas•lel and pi thouah agriculture is new to Ron- I). '— . ' Y ': Al" d in lone the late President Franklin Roosevelt, and •there'r-tio is very interested in it nie, he are at Mrs. 734 It Co that he acts 'thvouY has CM t! of the most denying the fact committed i97—iiTaical He probably. Theatre The WMS ol Circul projects in the organiza- than all of those who served as President from-Mt', time 7r. ,! A• t•• : grist unusual met at the chi hauste Being unable to carry on f -a f-i!. k«, t, tion. noon for the ell th of George Washington, including the decision to use fte program on It farm, he -,z a a: pat: a. bait- a farming gram. Mrs. Low direct. bomb on Japan and the recall of a Commanding a project with parakeets. atomic taa It • aa putting planned and Mrs. Casa you b started in October 195a. General during the heat of battle Ronnie devotion-al-all th* to any with three pairs of birds. At int, e••• • :? • -1 Mr. this el If .there were any trusted advisers. on the order of present time he has nine pair, Located At City Limits themo Murray.oncinConcordCth or od ia l a rut Alger Hiss or Harry Dexter White, who caused Mr. Tru- and has sold one bird. He has Mitch keeping the birds in the to commit acts that a United States Senator now been Mrs. Zo best i man but in the future • ti• M utility room, surely he should . be today charges as treasonable, exposed. he plans to build an outside room St ter, Mr and tried, convicted and executed. That should be done if Ronnie believes he can make Site and other ret tOMor a year from this project and in- it cost the life of only one American boy, Dale Gutter crease his scope at the same time done what's ehe use of smearing the Ito. ,c,hne5tDearle.vaoki If that can't be Ramie 15 a member of On Concord the Road j car SILVA (above), as- Dale's Administration? The -vOtersi-repodiated it in SIMONE . Hazel Baptist Church and aa Truman English actress v.ho stripped clutch, b sociate pianist. He 'also playa the new 1952 because of its mistakes, such as theates-I-s Me carthy tne waist to be photographed to Hammond Organ. He has bee' does no good to, lt.bel these with actor Robert Mitchum at direction got a tra brought up yesterday. It , studying music under the and Cannes, France, has been given i,nneinesisrfigouhllaedman, unless he is in position to prove ;of Mrs. Lillian Walters of Murray Cguice mistakes as "treason" 50 has ht It.i Pals 60 days In which to leave the WI for the past nine years. He plan' Mistakes heighenS confusion and raises the' blood-pres- Si countny, U. S. Immigration Entrances On Concord Road and S. 5th it. It just continue his study in apt- St. Extended if all my r CAR service officials dented her a to sure of the American people at a time it hen we should as long as it is possible work permit, ruling there was I "It is new and very how!. ir,w about 2W be using' reason and deliberate planning to fare the no proof that she has any alit. He says, Mu frferwo0;"000/, ;fol growing I hreat ;if Iptermiti,•1,;.: • mountain, I WS= Amaultn

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SUNDAY 9CH00111 -CITY LESSON 1VE-IN 1101. 11. Clio )AY ONLY ature Program mameemswerierseirmilli with to knowing God's SEA laS WITH ISRAEL were averse DOWN" their :. MAN 6:1-11 will because they wanted onlevy, Rod own way. They were proud, un- ameron i0Sea VIM a prophet of Vie stable, worldly, corrupt, ungodly aad •thern Kingdom in the closing and idolatrous. A calamity was AND THE ,s of Israel's independcnce. The inevitable for these stupid people, N love •• DEVIL" siege of this prophet of who had drifted thoughtlessly into the same as that and debauch- TRIM s essentially ease, extravagance THE ..ex Barker Amos, while HS manlier and ery. Moreover, the time serving *hod were in eeirp contrast to priests were unfaithful to their )Se of the prophet of Tekoa. trust and allowed the people to Heartbroken neer the sins of his perish for lack of knowledge. So ople. Hosea delivered God's mes- far had they strayed from their !EAT ge to them, even thetigh they functions as moral teachers that id little or no concern about they connived at, if they did not OWERS iiritual near In his prophecy directly foster, the sinfulness of to tifge • e reed his marriage the people. omer and the black tragedy of highest Hosea 6.1-3. ay the xeir home life. Instead of sharing I. The Request. insight aed sympa- rices for your le purposes of her patriotic and With tender epproach Hosea bare odly husband, Goner gave her- thetic of th.: people. Sins that elf to the gay life of her day. the sins ALSO so terrible and so persistent ;he finally deserted Hesea and were was compelled to with- ier children and became a pros- that God our. presence from them. storage space etute in the temple of Baal. draw His ree sins had broken their fellow- Finally, she was offered for sale Their God, and forced Him in tbe open slave market. Hating ship with leave them to their own devices 1 GROVE her glaring sin, Hosea loved her to and to eat the fruit of their own still and bought her at public -INC CO. doings. The people had thought auction. itis traeic experience tau- other nations might help ght, the prophet that hie own pity that Grove, KY. than. They had even recognized and love for Goan r constituted a idols when all the t.me they faint similitude of the yearning love should have been putting their ..rt of God for His erring perple. who in God alone. And they knew had not kept their plighted troth. trust Of course. God was grieved Hosea summoned the people of better! because they acted that way! Israel to appear at God s tribunal. Hosea cried. "Come, and let us They had coeenated to be His return unto the Lord.' In els rugl people and Re had eovc.-tated to request he expressed the convic- be theireelll They had broken tion that true repentance would .ET IT their coy and had oractirally lead to three things: 1. Restoration. excluded Mit from ,their thoughts. will heal us" (6:1). 2. Revival. They dosed giver eyes to the truth "He days will He revive and refugia to be taught. They "Atter two us" 06:21. 3. Resurrection 'In the third day He will nose us up'' ,6:2bi. God's loving heart always Cherry' Corner yearns after wayward men. Though they have turned from Him in 01\1 backsliding, yet he sends his mes- senger te convey His gracious in- News vftetion. No more beautiful word can be spoken than "Come". It speaks of an open door, cf a for- :UNE 17. 1954 giving spirit, and of a desire for Canning time is here nein and renewed fellowship. If the rains continue as they have to wayward. re- 'shelves will be filled eg-ain in Hosea appealed to return unto God our homes Some have already bellious Israel them het-ause picked dew berries for jellies and who, having punished e‘ould jams and •ome have make kraut of their transgressions, their sincere repent- and cect early greens, turnip the hour of stard and pole ance heal their wounds. rase tree of death As e as everything was them up from their state a spiritual re- last I managed (by the he'p and bestow such as could be at n rs) to get nearly two freshing upon them with the renewal of hurrdred cans filled. compared needed The fifty cans of vegetable soup the earth caused by much Have eau ever .slurs that I made of the little showers of rain. dr,aking in cherry tomatoes that Mrs. Hedges seen thc dry earth helped me pi.k from rat garden the refreshing showers that de- surely did go good. They were scend at the end of a teistering is what the grace just like picking dew be.ries. The hot day' This the tired seul carrots, own, butter beans, peas. of God is like to of its sin, turns its weary cabbage aid onions added to the that, sick tomatoes made a full meal all in steps toward Him. No. I didn't peel the one dish. H. The Response. Hews 6:4-1I. a knife: cooked tomatoes With After fully reviewing their in- r.ln them through a them and iquities and the results that were sitter. certain to follow. God thiough His Brings You The Facts is a easier to eat, tifffngs Your Newspaper It prophet gave His promise to the canned than it is after people that. if they would return can. but we to tia and to Him with confession and the doing that if it is always forsaking of their sins, He would from our Of Choice work. Our first squashes Your Freedom receive them. He also would heal That Safeguard good yesterday. garden their baeltsliding and rerore them some to can if think I have to His tender care and full pro- soon. But, unless you also had the rrght to it rains tection. There would ect be any you are free to think, choose and act for yourself. Otto Farris spent last week As an American, disappear. The Mrs. limits to His love for them or HIS immediately become meaningless and soon Park. Mich.. visiting Mr. know the truth, these precious freedoms would In Hazel gracious dealings with them. Once the First Article of the Bill of Mrs. Paul Griffin and other democracy. It is guaranteed to you by and their sins were forsaken. His anger right to know is fundamental to of and friends. upon the faith of the founders in the wisdom relatives would not be felt by there because Rights, which established a free press. It is predicated Mrs. Lois ThLrman of Murray, your family circle is the pur- it was against their sins rather they have the facts. To bring the truth right into visited her ion. Ray and family of the people ... provided With- than them. going on across the world ... and across the street! Route 6 lest week. pose of your newspaper. It tells you what is H. Falwell ayl family as the entire have if you are to think, choose and act Dr. R. AddrespiteEphrarm out fear•or favor, it gives you authentic facts which you must visited the Her. Lon Outland last kingdom of Israel, God responded the press is primarily the of your family, your community, your country. Freedom of week. They and others spent the by speaking through His prophet, in the best interests de- is the basic freedom upon which all other freedoms day at the'lake. . Hosea, of the sad conditions which freedom of all the people to know all the facts. It mother of Mr. JITTI We note The aged prevailed in their midst. pend . . . without which, none could long endure. McCreery has been sick at his the startling interjection of the home. She is pest ninety years old. agonized heart of God sobbing Mrs. Lois Thurman end "Mrs. in the grief of His spurned love. as well as its news columns, your newkpaper helps you to exercise Otis Outland were Vie:tors of "0 Ephraim. what shall I do unto In its advertising Outland and Shirley. thee? 0 Judah, what seen I do is a M Mason wisely and well. Every advertisement it prints i..y afterneon. Unto thee? for your goodness is your American freedom of choice Mrs. Clyde Smith was to see as a morning cloud, awl as the to buy and sur- you need in order to decide what a doctor Monday. for minor early dew it goe•th away." an bid for your favor. presents the facts In said He. your good- gery. othweastords, great- were dollar you spend contribute the her. and -Men Ofus Outland ness is ter too evanescent. from whom ... all with a view of making every visitors atPlIg. and Mrs. Beauton With patience He continually !. F,tts and David. Monday evening. bore with them and diligently est measure of satisfaction to your family and yourself. Largest squash Vines 1 have seen sought to arrest them in their are at Mrs. Beltuton Fitts. downward course and la restore the Cherry Church to His He was than The WMS of therm fellowship. more people through the DAILY LEDGER & TIMES met at the church. Tuesday after- grieved deeply because their re- The Advertiser can reach pro- noon for the Royal Se: vice ligious leaders were !to degraded. in Calloway County gram, Mrs. Lon Outland was leader What HP wanted, and had a per- through any other advertising medium the and Mrs. CMS( Garrison gave fect right to expect from them. member of the family in mind we give di•votional thoughts. was genuine love, complete sur- The Ledger & Times is printed with every Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bucy of render and faithful obedience. He Sports - have moved of life on their on Local News - Editorials - the Concord Higtrway longed for piety Highlights in National News - Complete Coverage to Murray. part instead of their numerous and is spending a sacrifices which they and Classified Advertising Mrs. Zora Hendon meaningless News - Comics - Crossword Puzzles - Local, National month in Oklabeinge with a daugh- gladly offered with a view to Society Edmonds ter. Mr. and Guy averting punishmedit. and other r s. Outland end Will T. Win- Dale THE OLD GRIND chester worked all day Saturday in a on Dale's car trying to put wasn't BUFFALO, N. Y. 6f1 — A safer new clutch, but their wo:k simpler and easier method of pack- successful and Dale's dad went a Mr. ing grinding wheels for shipment and got a trained mechanic, been developed by the Elertro Cunningham. to redo the,r work. has Refractories & Abrasives Corp. Mistake; will happen sometimes. dollar which ships the wheels upright. in If all my mistake, were an open rack. Heavy cardboard I would be a millionaire. hills. between wheels. about you'? If they were prevents friction how were they would be Previously grinding wheels 'ones piled up — .1=1•••=1111 lying flat on top of one SEIM, mountain, not a hill. shipped ADDALINE • another.

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PAC jR JUNE 19, 1954 1HE LEDGER AND TIMIS,11U1.3RAY, RENTUCEY - SATURDAY, DIA by. still Backstairs At The She was quite right. They 'RESCUED FROM SHIPIAIRKK couldn't get it in a dishpan, or tell t rust. White House for that matter, in a bathtub. The ters a conso Club News Activities big chandeliers must be cleaned Mrs Times 1 ..By 311EltRIMAN SMITH WOMEN'S prism. PAGE hand by House Writer by Mrs I. 1104 United Press White N Jo Burkeen, Editor.. . Phone 55 or 694-W-3 Weddings Locals WASHINGTON aPI — Backstairs at the White House: MON town housewife, tour- Service has its shall) An out of The Secret large *ntec White House recently. inhabitant of the Eisen- ing the eyes on an see at Call( gaze in wonder at one Gettysburg lest this Today's Frozen stopped to hower farm at Vestal'. Oro Foods Webb-Murdock Wedding Vows Read Mrs. Graves Hendon Is Irish crystal chandel- attempt to attack the chief of the huge suspect near Miles iers on the main floor of the ex- executive. The suspect is a goose NATI Mean More Easier Job Hostess For Meeting ecutive mansion. that recently took a sharp bite Idonr For AC 40 COI The Busy Wives ' Stitch & Chatter Club "I don't sea how in the world out of someone — not the President have., dy's By CLAIRE COX they can get it in a dishpan,- she — on the farm. Shell United The-talVrree hT Mr.s....prsves en- standing near nut. SUM Preis- Staff Correspondent said to the tourists NEW YORK IT—Housewives all don on Olive Street was the scene We montl otter the nation are thawing out of the meeting of the, Stitch and HMS MOD mart when dinner. instead of cook:ins it. Chatter Club held Thursday. June models. For w het We r The consumption of frozen foods 10, at two-thirty o'clock in Inc Five Years Ago Today Dodges an or P —even whole frozen domers on afternoon. choice to ; tr.ten disposable plates—is growing SJ Guests for the afternoon were Ledger & Times File Nix Used I for 3 rapidly that frosted fingers soon Miss Betty Smith who v.os mar- June 19. 1949 We 1 may replace burns as a kitchen ried to Bertram Goers Tuesday, Illin- PIANO hazard and her mother. Mrs. Robert The search for the bodies of the five men from — by Baldwii Last year for example, nearly Smith. A piece of the bride-elect's drowned in the worst tragedy ever in the ois who were Phone 979-1 3,500.000.000 pounds of fr zen rape chosen pattern of salver was pre- Kentucky Darn area was completed Sunday when they sented to her. Mrs. Smith was also N; were processed. This included below the dam. every-day dishes like mashed po- presented a gift. were recovered from the waters (MINA peo) tatoes. peas and carrots, end ham- The Bronze Star medal for gallantry in action Was Sunshine friends were reveale.d. cent burgers: but there also were pink The July meeting will be held at awarded to William Herbert Thurman of Nashville, lemonade, 4:.oria: hors d'oeuvres. 95! ers the Kenlake Hotel. the Nashville Reserve Arm- french toast and soup—just like Tenn., Monday morning at The house was beautifully deco- mother's. 3ry. He is the son of Mrs. Perry Thurman of Murray. rated for the occasion with beauti- FRIDAY yoU Southerners now can buy frosted ful arrangement! of spring flowers Mr. Preston Holland has recently been appointed "THE crookneck squasn. collard, mus%td tibil The hostess, Mrs. Hendon, served o. Murray Park. and turrap greens and okra out of supervisor of the City of in dessert plate to the members and live: season. Young housewives aft:: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell who have been residing starring guests. Teen 1 to try their hands at fancy el- in Gainesville, Ha., are visiting Mrs. Bell's parents, Mr. 0' can thaw out Pour atilt serts delica.us ecliors and Mrs. Fleetwood Crouch. The Bells will leave soon ogn and cheese or chocolate cake. - Social Calendar - The Or a homemaker can go global for Dayton, Ohio, where he has accepted a position.' SUNDJ hei in her tastes with German fish tie A steeplejack, Houston Herndon, was taken to a hos- Tor Wa3 lets. Danish trout, Pakistan turtle m•odkv. June 21 ii The Young foot transmitter of a Paris, meat. Colombian and Peruviaef Women's Ciarr of the pital Saturday When the 276 4,1 t'irst Baptist he, shrimp. breaded fish stick; cooker Church wel have a Tenn., radio station fell as he was making repairs. Wit- erilelren's party at in 1 in England, aroci smoked Scoter the home of nesses said that the man rode guide wires 70 feet to the kipper. drs. Glindel Reaves beginning at MEM Ow nx-forty-five o'clock. ground which prevented almost sure death. tba. With married women holding • • • • A neat 5 inning relief pitching performance by Jun- more than half The the 19.0e0.000 jobs Mrs. Alfred Hugh Murdock penny Homemakers Club ior Cunningham of Fulton highlighted Sunday afternoon held by women and television be- will meet with Mrs. H. if. Bog- SURVIVORS of the 99-foot two-masted schooner 'delta look none coming more popular eery day. Mr. Johnnie Webb of Lynnville has announced the gess at one-thirty o'cicx.k. the worse for their ordeal of drifting helplessly for 12 days in a play in the Kitty League. Ha- yes the Frozen Food Institute believes • • • • storm 180 males from Honolulu. They are shown In Oakland, Calif., marriage of his daughter, Mavis Dean, to Mr. Alfred after rescue by the MSTS Lt. Robert Craig. The Idalia clu it has a gold mine in os quickly Tuesday, June 22 was bound con Pedro, prepared dinners. Hugh Murdock, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Murdock of The Women's Associatton of the for San Calif. Top: Frank Akron. Second row, from left: William D. Hitchcock, George Davis. loa These include a turksy dinner Lynn Grove. College Presbyterian Church will Bottom:Capt Floyd Nelson of the Craig, Walla skipper .Budd Carew, Harold cen ere for four, which can be thawed out meet with Miss Manon Crawford, Clark, Mn, The single ring ceremony was solemnized on Satur- Carew, Mrs. Clark, Steven Morales, Janet Mosure. (International) Stubbtefrield you as and served between television pro- Lynn Grove, at eight o'clock. Per- LDale U eraes. There day, May 29, at ten-forty-five o'clock in the morning by 'even is a pot of but- sons desiring transportation call PRILSCRIPTIONIL Norman I ter on each slab of sweet potato the Rev. Hill, Baptist minister, at Corinth, Miss. either Miss Rezina Senter or Mrs. Dovio bad t Knight ot Garter aceideat DOI Mir FH .n the package and frozen sliced Tom Venable. tried to "di Attending the couple were Miss Gerelene Webh, sis- gir tomatoes :n the salad. • • • • North Fork but C3ratitia' Ph ter of the bride, and Mr. Audrey Newsome. about Dr. tra Chicken in parts for trying or Circle. of e WSCS of thr works at tl broiling has been on tto market The couple is now at home on Murray Routerener: Isr.tetite' . nitreht•atii*1110411 4/4 flo -for ei--4eseg-tiswer it* v••-•• • •—•• • •.• with Mrs. Rue Overbey, Farmer '4 News CR spokesman pointed to something legs fresh from Japan. Avenue. at two-thirty o clock. CYNTHI • • • ter ;IONV:,, frozen chicken part. for soup Served with frozen eggnlant par- PERSONALS • and from the d —necks. wings. backs, gizzards and =Cana. any of these is enough 1 The Lynn tarove ricieemakars were soar% MON. the in :warts for a meal. especially weai thawed Club will meet with M-, Calvin JUNE 17. 1954 AIR CONDIDONED felt bat Mr. and Mrs E. L Junes of be She Tuna fish pot poe is cite of the out uncooked frozen jam and non- Scott at one-thirty o'clock. Um behind with the news as Wei Blytheville. Ark are visiting Mrs. can't Mile latest frozen foods. and *here alse fattening frozen whipped c-cam as • • • • . I have been away from home for Jones' sister. Mrs. Catus Butter- Edward G. Robinson are wall-eyed p.ke, buttered beef- a topping for the ice cream des- Wednesday. the past month. staying in Paris worth, and other relative; in Mur- June 23 ' steak. pan-dressed catfish end fros sert The Dexter Homemakers' Club with my daughter. Mrs, Warren In ray and Calloway County. later will meet with Mrs. Orbie Culver Sykes and new baby We are se at ten o'clock. happy about our new prandbatne time • • • • as it is our first one. The little cItric, Mr. and Mrs. James fhompson 7; one has something unusual to I'm and daughter. Amy Kl•hryn, of Thatraday. Jane 24 net SS. have three Grandpa Key:5 and like rim I Dale & Stubblefield Lexington and Mr arid Mrs. John The Paris Road Horr.emakers LITTLE three Grandma Key's. Tne grand- as a David Thompson and sons. David Club will meet with Mrs. Wylie parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph ot*ETo and Mark. of Seminole. Texas. Ire Parker at one-thirty o'clock. Key. The great grandparents are. ve 14 spending two weeks with the eil Will Be Open This Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Key and Mr But Si oou men's mother. Mrs Getz Thump.' Air Nude CAESAli her, shake Chase and Mrs. Carol Key. Mrs. Sykes son. Coldwater Road shaking tit ti, for your Drug, Prescription and Sundry Needs.. and baby. Rhonda Susan, have had over 150 callers. going awe — LAST TIMES TONIGHT -- made It an ci WE WILL BE CLOSED from Bro. Harold Lassiter visaed R.D. - Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cattle have , For It wa. Key. Saturday. Roy Rogers and Jane Frazee 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. for Church Hour had as their guests at their home I just the ell Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sykes and on Olive Street Mrs Collie's sis- "Well no baby spent the week end "UNDER CALIFORNIA STARS" ter. Mrs. H. P. Fears of Hopkins- with Kr manner ha f( and Mrs. R D. Key. Other visitors and her riece and farnay longer the in the Key home were, Mr. and sick, or at :- and Mn. Fred Cor nor and Mrs. Gaylon Morris arrd son, Mr. always the ighter, Mary Elisa. of P.ttirdeld. and Mrs. Ralph Gellomoit and son. rock; she Mr. and Mrs. Oman !Pas:hall, Mrs. strong, for r. NOTICE • • • • Ina Paschall, Mr. and Mrs. Hugtr RESPLENDENT in his robes as a wonderful knight companion of the Moat therapist I Paschall, Mrs. Tell Orr and sons, Maas Elizabeth Cox w.11 leave he could se Mrs. Ella Morris and Zipora. Mrs. Noble Order of the Garter, 79- Monday for Atlanta. Ga., to visit year-old Sir Winston Churchill one, with We will not be responsible for any debts made by Glynn Orr, Gela and Sonny, Mr. her niece, Mrs. Thomas Caliocott. walks from investiture cere- tear!, her ROO and Mrs. George Jenkins. Miss and her cous.r., Mrs. Act Hurnley, monies at England's historic petal ... any person after this date, June 16, 1954, unless ac- Emma Hooper, Mrs. Charaw Wicker for two weeks. Windsor castle. Queen Elizabeth tame to rea Mr. aria Mrs.. Jack Key. young amide companied by a signed statement from Mr. or Mrs. Installed him formally in the 0042 / _ • • • • Mrs. Clay Cook is not so well 672444:4V24- order, founded by King Edward He tesito Lately. Thomas E. Brown, Lynhurst Resort Relatives gathered at Inc home In In 1348. (International) SUNDAY and MONDAY chief, but I Mrs. Nanie Pasehall spent the of Mr. and Mrs. Glinn smith Sun- her, he plaA week end with 'Mrs. Lon Nance on her shot Signed y to honor Mrs. Smaras birth- On The Big Mrs. Bordon Nance Vlr34 in Hazel dabbed at 1 ..y which was .MurdaY., Friday to see Dr. Miller with an PANORAMIC SCREEN! "I'm eon aarlotte Tidwell'i-ihrthday was infected foot. voice was --v.) honored. Mr.& Mrs. Thomas E.Bro‘i n Mrs. Jack Key had a: slight LAKEVIEW lug. You fa operaimn at Nobles Hoipital in DRIVE-IN ever you Paris last Thursday. She is im- do, I'll be find much Mr and Mrs. Roy Pench and proving nicely. Mrs. Charlie Wick- SATURDAY ONLY BU RV NCA TER would brtni Mr. and Mrs. A L. aszeell epent er spent the week end with her Double as well—b Tnursday with Mr. and Mrs. Char- parents. Feature Crate .Ancil Wieker was In Jackson. "LOST WOMEN" lie F. Arnett and family of Rus- That WM Reverence — Sincerity — Dignity, Monday. with Jackie ACTRESS Susan Hayward stances Doogan and *NA was wonde. sellville. Nit kailt Mrs. Ella Morris, Mr'. Olean Economy at gate of bet ',rimming pcx:4 Richard Travis Orally put • • • • Pasceall. Mr. and Mrs. In Hollywood, where her di- Douglas PLUS dry her tea "1"Frowor Vandyke and eon Jerry. visited them, but Andy Cotter has left for De vorce proceedings against Jess Ronald Reagan in Barker moved to study the lo- Howard Morris in Memphis Hos- "LAW AND they were treat, Mo.:. ORDERP against a r Here cale where she alleges he sube pital, Sunday. He is doing tine in technicolor that I latilterii after has operation. "I—I en jected her to indignities. In her co-starring Dorothy Malone and p r _ petition she says he dumped Mr. and Mts. Metlford Orr ane hurry." she Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sta.rs ot Preston Foiter & Alex too e in Ion her into the pool and she had to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jenkins ., won 111 •rvik, getber, or I It Ci FATHER'S, DAY Oaefie2 were 'the Sunday guests run nude to the house with hint sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Nicol "Good! Circu of Mr. and Mn, Tom Glass. cbastng her. (international) Jenkins. sun-Cr - -- WAD m na Iwi hum' hanky-obi° haust "Unto me a father and a prie4t." SUNDAY & MONDAY it-p•t•eirrair in WARMER BROS sounded alp ell Gary Cooper and Barbara J Judge 17:10 to a wilful direct Stanwvck My dad was rich, though not in ---LAST TIMES TONIGHT - It by addim you t - "BLOWING WILD" in gold .. . —let the te V) an: Nor did . he grew with Ruth Roman and Mickey Rooney and Dianne Foster until mornt this s possessions hold . .'But hi- Anthony Quinn in "DRIVE A CROOKED you. We'll a ful wealth lay in ROAD" have coffee Nlitcl honest merit ... Cynthia I best And in good name that I in ly. She ret today herit . He owned "stocks'. Her eyes, It ...S. of integrity .. . And "bo.nds- clear once : torno: violet-blue, f lasting loyalty Much treasure he in /leaven or wetmdee . . . And gave to me a high concept "SM. o ... Of Gct SPAC1 Got t h e BEAUTY...Get the BUY "I'd love to Fruth and Faith and I am glad That God ;lave Walt, but I' NI him to be my dad. - Ar • one Wee tot - GET "You mei JULIEN C.,11YEB .irleir_11/..0.111Z1f41510.4 ye The J. H. Churchill Funeral Home CAR Iii Ronald W. Churchill, Owner Pictured above are members of the dance class of four and five year old girls of Miss • 210 "The House of Service Since 1886- I Rosemary Peterson who appeared in the "Holiday Revue" held recently at the Mur• Riley FuFurniture & Mt fl 3rd and Maple Sts. Phone 7 Murray, Ky. ,1 ray High School. Left to right they are- Mary Pat liodges, Ellesaie Calloway, Lyncle. I Appliance Co. L • Allbritten, Greer Houston. Bonnie crab' Kathy'f's! 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SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1954 THE LEDGER 11 TIM, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE Church 3 Mlles West of Hazel Sunday's Church Services • H. P. Blankenship, Pastor Church School 10 sm. Morning Worship 11 am. JRDAY, JUNE 19, 1954 Rev. Leonard Ccde. Pastor •aa.. MYF 6 15 p.m Murray enuren of Cbx:et Sunday School __ 10 a.m Evening Worship 7:00 pen. & Popiaz Pfibne 331 Morning Worship 11 a.m. 3 was quite right. They youcia WANT Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Wia/am D. Medearis. Minister Traiping 6 p.m. Ina get it in a dishpan, or illo Wednesday 7:CO pm. Regular Program: Prayer and Bible Study Wednes- hat matter, in a bathtub. The si - Morning a.m day 7:00 p.m. chandeliers must be cleaned Worship 10.40 9:30 a.m. - BAR-B-QUE, POUND OR ROOMS FOR RENT. 214 BROAD Subject: "Loyalty To God's House" Women's Missionary Service First and by prism. L Visitors Welcome Sunday. Friday, Saturday and Also Street, phone 289. W. D. Sykes. icmale Help Wanted I it Bus. Opportunities Evening Worship 7:30 p.m Wednesday each month 7:00 p.m. FQ11 SALE commercial cooking. Lout !la's Bar- (tie) r Sunbeam Band, Girl's Auxiliary Subject: "God's Purpose In Ja- Seventh Day Adventist B-Que, one mile, Hazel Highway and -Royal Arnabssadors meet MON LID GRANITE, SALES LADIES FOR JUNIOR NE W SERVICE STATION FOR cob" "Church in the WIldwcod" c Secret Service has its shai p (junk) large lea, size.3 Call 85, lease. Located 4th and 13:71C Streets Tuesday: Women s Bible Class at Fifteenth and Sycamore on an inhabitant of the Eisen- NOTICE department store Opening soon in see at Monument Works, in Murray, Kentucky. church, 3 p. m. Kirksey Baptist Church V. A. Chilson, Pastor lest this CHOICE OF TWO EXTRA NICE Murre y. Experience preferred. Nleite Sox 'r farm at Gettysburg 1 Spiritual Guidance radic, daily Half-Mile West of Kirasey Sabbath ye ster Orr, ner, V'est Main low mileage- older cars Priced 249. Paducah, Ky., or reline Mur School. Saturday ...V:30cro. ct attempt to attack the chief RID YOUR HOME OF TERMITES Write Box 32-E., Murray. Ky. Monday at 7:00 p.m. near College. (jy20c/ little above market, quaiity much ray 640-M after 6 p.m tju24c) through Fr.day 12:30 a Morning Worship Saturday 11:30 alive. The suspect is a goose and insects. Expert work. Call 12:45. at chixch each eourth Sunday above market. '46 Chrysler Wind- (jul9c) Tuesday Prayer Service __7:30 p.m. recently took a sharp bite 441 or see Sam Kelley. Otis Jones, Pastor sor sedan, mighty good fatrily if someone - not the President AC 40 . SEE AT BUD- Sunday School 10.00 a.m dy cer. '48 Nash 6 passenger coupe. 3 the farm. s She n, 12th. a „cl Chest- SERVICES OFF ERE!j Backstairs At The College Presbyterian Church Morning Worship 11.00 a.m North Pleasant Grove euzuDerland second • MIDWAY MOTDII.6 • nut. (ju22c) ideal car. Also two 6.50-16 1601 Main otreet Evening Worship 7:00 p.m Presloy.erian Church 4 miles South of Murray on Hazel slightly used tires.-Rue Overby Rev. Orval Austin, Minister Preaching each First and There "The Friendly L.-nut-err Road. White House 1940 MODELS, THROUGH 1953 1630 Farmer Avenue. (junk) PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL 2.1111.-ch School Cab Sunday. Rev, Earl Phelps, Pastor - Drive out and save ell - models. Ford vrolets, Puntiacs, photography. Telephone Wells and Morning Worship 1060 Services Every Sunday FOR SALt OR RENT. OIL STA- •New and Used Cars •Teevision P.Y.1, zo Today Dodges and oths - your 4n) The Church of God of Prophecy Morning Vioremp 11:00 Wrather Studio tion owner leaving stale. Must Grayson McClure, Purdom Parks at 1439 for ap- It thkes an air raid drill to choice to pi Priced right. Westminster Fellowship ....0:30 South 8th and Story Ave Evening Worship 7:00 pen. sell pointment. South demonstrate forcibly es File or lease. Wilson Insurance & Phone 84 (ly10c) Side Square, and graphi- Wed. Prayer Service ____ 7:30 p.m. Just one block south of dycamoris We Welcome Everyone Nix Used flul9s9 cally Real Estate, 303 East Main Street. Murray. (J21e) the varied and colorful con- Visitors Welcome Street. 49 THERE Ir. NOW A SINGER tent of the (jUZSC) White House staff. It Lolas Harper Jr, Paster Poplar Spring Baptist Church Win- PIANO ACROSONIC Sewing Machine representive for makes quite a study in democracy the five men from - SPINET Sunday School 10:00 a. =- Jack Jones Pastor by new and used machines are. re- to see chiefs tie te,..tiptebieg Chestnut Street Tabernacle Drst tragedy ever in the Baldwin -.- inahog,ey finish WANTED TO BUY I their tall, Morning Worship ____ 11:00 a. m. Sunday, School.... ____ 10:00 Phone pair service. See Leon Hall. 1411 while,caps, aintenance Rev William McKinney, Pastor V79, ijulete[ FOR RENT I men in Evening Worship 7.45 p. m. Morning Worship 11:00 ?ted Sunday when they Poplar; phone 10'74-R ITC overalls, stenographers in chic Phone 102P-R OR Wed. Evening Worship 1:43 p. m Training Union 7:00 BRICK HC ISL. UNFURNISHED 30 40 ACRE FARM. LOC.AT- hairdos and crisp summer Sunday School 10 am. below the dam. ' dresses We welcome everyone Evening three bedrooms. around Morning Worship Worship 8:0d action was Modern conveni- CHARTERED BUS WITH 28 ed Murray or Mayfield. scurrying down into the shelter. 11 a.m. gallantry in ences. Doulffe garage. Fell base- seats available will leave Murray shoulder to shoulder with the Pres- Satuiday P. Y. P. A. -- 7:43 D. in. See Gerald Bellew, Route 3, May- College Church of Chrtst hurman of Nashville, ment. Available June 15. Reason- at 7:00 a.m. next Wed- ident himself, Sherman Adams and bus station field, 5 miles Out on Dte:In Road. 104 N. 15th Klegdom Hall of 95 DRIVE-IN ably Street priced. Call Yrs. Gesrge Hart, nesday morning June 23 for Union the ueifermed aides of the three The First Christian Church Nashville Reserve Arm- (juleed Ernest Clevenger, Jr., Minister Jehovahs Witnesos 237. City, Tennessee, and will return armed services. 111 N. 211th St. Sunday Bible Study 9.4e 100 N. 13th St. 7y Thurman of Murray. - - - - liartywood Gray, Patter FRIDAY and SATURDAY about 6:00 p.m. Rmemeher this is Morning Sunday Services 2 p.m. appointed Church School 0:30 am. Worship _10:40 ?cently been "THE QUIET tmanumawcalmuamuu the big day of the Centennial. The Evening Woi Tues. 7 p.m.-8 p.m. __ Book-Study MAN" day's Pusal• Morning Worship 10:50 a.m. ship 7:0t round trip ticket is $2.00. All per- CROSSWORD PUZZLE "newe"" Fri. 7 perf.-8 p.m. __. .___ Service Park. in technicolor HELP WANTED Chi Rho Fellowship Monday College Class 12:31, p. m. sons interested may call phone '74 R E ig Ai7 E 4:30 p.m. starring John Wayne, Mau, ACROSS 33-Marry IC ir7i'Fi-A',4 Wednesday Service .___ 7.00 p. m Meeting. .ho have been residing for reservations. These reservations A iS CRiCitaA Christian Youth Fellowship 6 pm. MALE 34-Tricky 7 M 1 Oak OrtAe Fri. 8p.m -9 pm. Min.stry Study reen O'Hara and Barry 1-Insane 35,-Rugged MAR Evening Service . 7.30 p.m. Baptist Crimea Mrs. Bell's parents, Mr. must be made by noon Monday. ITEM .1 ICE Sun. 3 p.m. ____ Fitzgerald 4-Indian soldier mountain crest S L I is'E 3 miles West of Hazel Watchtower Study Store manager for Juniot (Itc) 9-Obstruct 16-Sacred Image E D TAR he Bells will leave soon 12-He in debt 3M-Fuss tE N V All Good-Will Invited 13-Place In row 39-French I NISTEA Methodist L. G. Nevel,. Pastor No Collections accepted a position. • SUNDAY & MONDAY Department Store, opening PALER The first Churcu 14-Guido's high conjunction REPEAL 1EN sE Sunday Tony Curtis and soon in Murray. ex• Male Help flour 40-Reati-icted Firth and Maple St School 10:00 am on, was taken to a hos- Some Wanted] 15-Glrl's nam• 42-Ties up AVATar A-Egt aF Paul T. Lyles, Pastor Morning Worship 11:00 a.m Hazel Church of Christ 17-Command 44-Man's nam• THE RM Janet Leigh in E Sunday School 9:45 evening Worship 7:30 p at Lexie Ray, Minister t transmitter of a Paris, perience preferred. Write to cat 45-Reveres 747111:1 sR 7A _Pil RARE "HOUDIN!" WANTED: MAN 25-35 YEARS 01 18-Slant 45-Encountered -1-- Morning Worstau 10:50 air. Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Sunday School -Antlers 49-Enr,,pean Os TN AE OIL G U N :0:00 a.m 'as making repairs. Wit- age for part time work. 19 Evening in bachnicolor Box 32-E, Murray, Ky. To slat 3n-Compass point dormouse R ,AND Wesley Teamilation Vespers 6:30 Worship 8.1.011 p.m. Preaching 2nd and 4th Sundays, tide wires 70 feet to the $3250 to $47.50, part time. Write 22-Female deer 15n-Native metal Evening . pin 21-Departed Fl -Before TIRADE NQRTS 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sure renrantrtnetwimmtyran Box 32-M. teu2lpi 24-Hurden f12-Vncloses Midweek Bible Study, Wednesday, death. 26-Soft food 62-Cra. at Sinking Springs brpust Church 23-Skill 2-Lairs the if list liepost 7:30 p.m. lg performance by Jun- SO-Above DOWN 4-Ta(*rn Ralph McConnell, Pastor $1-Limb 1-Cleaning 6-Run away to S. Fourth St. Sunday School 10:01. ighted Sunday afternoon U-Former device be married Dr. 11. C. Ct;les, Pastor Pleasant Valley Church of Chris),,,..„-.0‘. Russian ruler 2-Reverence 6-Metal tube Morning Worship U:OU 87 7-Unit Church School Paul Garland, Minister Baptist Training Union 8-Old pronoun doming 10:50 &M. Bible study each 9-Lessen Worship Evening Worship a p.m. Sunday 10 a.m.. , Training Union 6311 10--Wolfhoond Prayer Meeting Wed. at 7:30 pen. Preaching Service each fe.st Sun; 11111111 11-Small rugs Evening Worship, 7:30 pm. 16--Church day of month. ADELAIDE Mill official MIN MINIM 11-Offspring Locust Drove Holiness Church HUMPHRIES- 19-Julep Memorial Baptist Church Kirksey, Kentuuty )1gefieldi 111111111•111111111v4111111111111 ish ktain street at 'tenth • Rev E. T. Cox, Pastor • • MARSHALL CO. - "Oh. I see." The young doctor's II-411ylar Plena! Sunday Sennett -19:017 am. Norman Jlesosat and nurse Cynthia filled with adoration as they looked illE1111111P21111111111111 TIONi voice was whales Sunday School 10:30 a. in Drive-In Theatre neyie had area _met at the ...Tee of an not his professional one. at the pretty young nurse. 0 75. 25-Conseerat• Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. e-cident Dear rialiington. D. C. He'd It sounded like any average man's "Of course I'll .e. 26-Lift with Morning Worship 10.50 am. Preaching every tried to -date to read you a story." levet 2nd and 4th Sun- her, pay her court. who might be annoyed at having 2R-Pace Baptist Training Union 6:15 p.m but Cynthis'461Entk interest renters Cynthia had thought it would be 29-Aliowance day FRIDAY and SATURDAY about Dr. with whom she been refused a date and who finds hard to refuse mm anything. He for waste Evangelistic Hour 7:43 p.m. Feuaday School every Sunday Double Feature • I 8" works at the le... himself jealous at suddenly dis- had looked so SI-Every orie Tuesday 3.00 p.m. small in the long, 112-Figure of Dennis O'Keefe, Ruth Hussy covering there's another man in high bed. His kg was in a cast H. L. Hardy Jr. chapter as R. A's CHAPTlAt SEVEN speech "LADY WANTS MINK" the picture. clear up to his hip. He would have 34-The sun Beets at 1302 Poplar St Scotts Grove Baptist Church CYNTHIA not wrench free ''.....- 38 25-Makes "Is it anyone I know?" Walt to he tint on les back for many "Vi,7 37 ault•blis Wednesday 3:00 ILMIL North Highway" . Plus train tbs now. Her cheeks asked. weeks. _ _ 17-Obstruct Sunbeam Sand meets at churct. 1 T. G. Shelton. Pratt* B. Donlevy, R. Cameros Were r eyes blazing, yet "I told 40 Ad 32-Malicious "In a way," Cynthia said. "It's Mr. Brandt about the burning teachers & officers meeting 7:00 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. "RIDE THE MAN DOWN' she felt both gry and glad. May- time you 57 the man whose car ran into Julius. came to our house," the 55 45-Crippled U. A's meeting at the church 3:00 Morning Worship 11:00 am. be aid we. Inking him up: "You little boy 41-River in You see, I ran into him-this man, had gone on, "when Dermany p in. Eveoing worship 7:30 p.ra. SUN.-MON.-TUES. can't an to do anything," she mama was so I mean. when ;stopped by the hos- sick. And how you 42-Esisted Prayer. Praise and Fellowship Wednesday Evening Player 'Sea- not like till+ May. brought 43-H ethiander Gene Kelly, Don O'Conner pitral to see hots/Julius was getting a basket of groceries and vice be take vacation little 45-Corded cloth Service Wed. 730 p. a a along." even fixed our slipper, and how 46-Prefts: three Debbie Reynolds in later de for coming to my you sent some wood and coal 47-0bnerve 6. INGItJG IN THE RAIN" "I see." The Elm Baptist se e with you its about young doctor's tone 'cause our house was cold." 49-Behold I Grove Church South Pleasant Gmve Methodisi was still unprofessional. time I like the work in the It did not "You shouldn't tell all those sound as though he "saw" at 011110.3M I love the children. But all. things to a stranger," Cynthia had NANCY is Bashrnil/er Tm net an-an old automaton, "I'm rather surprised," he said, said. "that you would like yoga I-I'm a woman, as well let a man like "Oh, but Mr. Brandt's not a that take you out to dinner." as a Irs:: stranger," the child had protested. WOW --- WHAT A To dismay, she found her "How do you know what kind "lie comes to see me every day. voice g; she felt like a tool. of man he is?" Cynthia found her- He's a swell guy, Mr. Brandt is." CATCH But M Gould not talk that way to self defending Norman Brandt.. "Has ne been here today?" Cyn- her, gliksto her when she should be "He can't be much of a man, thia had asked. driving around town shaking h -and the thought of like a maniac, Julius had shaken his' dark, curly ZZ/e going aviny from him, when he running gown children. lie's prob- head. "No. He asked what time "ONIGHT - made It as order, was unbearable. ably • rich playboy." 1 thought you'd come, Nurse Lady. For It Win Walt she loved, not "I denet believe he is," Cynthia I told hum you couldn't come till Jane Frazee just the abide.. continued to defend Norman. She the clinic closed. I'm sorry if I could not tell Walt that Mr. Brandt shouldn't of told Mr. "Well no*, see here." His whole Brandt all NIA STARS" had not been driving the car. "I those things." manner had changed; he was no don't believe he is a playboy. And Cynthia had longer the physician comforting a eta I d it was all I doubt if he is very rich. Any- right; she could not scold 1111111111111•111•11r sick, or unruly, patient., lie had Julius. way," she added, smiling slightly, She had read him a story and always tbotight of Cynthia as a had "1 believe I can choose my been about to start another rock; she was so dependable, so when friends-" Norman Brandt had put in an for her femininity-a ap- strong. an "I suppose that's right." Walt's pearance, wonderful nurse and physical tone was even gruffer; that deep lie had pretended to be o therapist. But she was just a girl. quite scowl had etched itself between his surprised at finding her sitting by he could see now. A mighty pretty eyebrows. He did not like the Juhus's bedside, and Cynthia had auwe 07- one, with her eyes misty with idea of Cynthia's being friendly been amused at his pretense. They team, her Cheeks so like a rose with this fellow, even if she did in- had chatted a while and Norman petal .. . He had never taken sist he was all right. "Well, per- had shown them how to work a Lit' AB N ER By Al Capp time to realise just how pretty hi/ haps we can have dinner together puzzle he had with htm; and as young assistant was. tthn some other evening," he sug- soon as she could, Cynthia had RIGHT.T- AH BIN WAITIN' FO' [.....AH KIN EASY CHANGE ork He took ant his pocket handker- gested. "Say, next Friday?" said she would have to leave. USUALLY, BARGAINS but 1111. YO'ALLUS THIS STUBBORN OLE A FEW LETTERS -AN' dONDAY chief, ead of handing it to "Friday would be tine." Cynthia Norman had followed her out- MAKES ME HAPPY her, he e one hand firmly AS YO' KNOW, HAS COOT TGO T'GUDRY, LET YO' HAVE IT, FO' big realized that this made it a date, side the door. That had been when BUT, SOMEHOW,THIS en r and Big her with the other naming the evening. Always be- he had asked her to have dinner AH GOT A SOMETHIN' FO'4-0 'JARS if -BUT HALF-PRICE!! Some ONE dabbed It tears. fore when they had seen each With him the following evening, " NO WAITIN'" ARTIST IC FRANKLY, AH'M SCREEN! -I'm merry if I got rough." His other outside the clinic, it had just lie had said, "You might as well POLICY- READY FO' DIE COU RAGED!! say yes. I won't voice was gentle. "I'm just a big been accidental or at least not take he. just YORE lug. You take your vacation when- panned. keep on asking you." ever Vrilicti was one reason why puBLIC- you watt to. And erlassi yr./ Her meeting with Norman Cyn- thia had said yes. She do, I'll be sunk. I know you could Brandt had been accidental, al- suspected that he would be Just Ms find much easier work, work that though she had had • suspicion that per- es TomEiSlbile TER sistent. She might as CA would bring you much more money well have that perhaps he had visited the goat Thurso JAKE - as dinner with him and get it over well-but I'd be lost without hospital hoping to Sc. her, as well SERVICE. you, Cynthia with. She would, tell him that it WO Oahe as little Julius. 'V was That win little better. And It impossible for them to be A Julius, childlike, had given this friends. 5Kiri- ' .41 teel was wonderful to have him prac- away. Of course, tically put his arm &round her, as she had realized TECHNICOLOR His small face, with the large afterwards, she dry her tears. Nurses did not shed would have to be iff dark eyes, had lighted up when subtle about it. She could not them. but women del. Sometimes Cynthia had come into his reom. Just conic they were • woman's best weapon right out and say, "See "It's the Nurse Lady!" he had here, we can't against a man. -be friends; you be- Ger • ;; cried. "I knew you'd come to see long to Itoz." "I-I won't do anything-In a me. I told Mr. Brantft I knew It might not seem quite fair for hurry," she geOrnIficd. But she had you'd come, Nurse Lady." fAri Cynthia to be having dinner with AEBIE By Raikburs Vila Beres won too miagh to give in alto- an7-3LATI "Qt course I was corning to see Norman under these circum- gether, Soon. or tab you, Julius." Cynthia had given stances. But she had to straighten "Good! NOW then, take my the WHO RUN OUR Num" child an affectionate pat. She things out. And now Walt felt the THE FOLKS hanky-blow nose." your That had thought, Well, 1 must have same way about it-that she - - INSTITUTIONS ARE PRETTY sounded again like a doctor's order been under discussion! shouldn't be friends with Norman WELL, HONEY-HARLOW CAVE FINE AND HONEST-IF YOU wilful child, but he amended to a She had thought •how nii•e it Brandt, or even have dinner with CAN SPEND TI-4E NEXT FIFTEEN GIVE THEM A TONIGHT - It by adding, -And get your things was that the little boy could have him. However, Walt really had no TRYING TO FIGURE OUT CHANCE TO -let the lest of the tidying up go such a light airy room. It YEARS was right to dictate who her friends WHERE HE WENT WRONG IN PROVE IT,' Dianne Foster until morning. I'll walk home with filled with flowers which she sup- should be-or with whom she TO FRAME YOU: AND you. We'll mop somewhere and posed have come from Norman should have TRYING )KED ROAD" dinner. GOVERNMENT EXPENSE.' have coffee, WI Saner, If you like." Brandt-possibly some from the Maybe it would do that yoleng AT Cynthia blew bar nose obedient- actress, Reba Raye. Cynthia had doctor a world of good to know ly. She returned We handkerchief. brought the little boy some fruit, that some other man thought of Her eyes, look*" up into his, were which she had placed in a bowl on his assistant nurse as en attrac- clear once morn they were a soft the bedside table. She also had tive and desirable dinner compan- violet-blue, not black with anger brought him sonic picture books. ion. Certainly Walt had seemed a or wounded pride. "Oh, thank you, Nurse Lady!" bit annoyed. And had it not been YOU KNOW, SLATS, T "Some other time," she said. Julius had said when she showed for her date with Norman, he "I'd love to have dinner with you, the books to him. "I love to hear might not have suggested that LfARNED ONE THING waft, but I'm having it with some- stories-ean you read one to me? they make a definite date for Fri- WHEN I WAS IN - else tonight." 1 told Mr. Brenrit how nice you day. So Cynthia decided PRPSON.'; • you mean-some other man?" are. 1 told 'him you're nice .to all just as well she had said yer, 'Yell, yea." 115 kids." The big dark eyes were (To Be Continued? ••• 11 5 Pao 041 ••••••••• (7,,m1.1•01. 1571 ,t Coe. 1514 5, 1.1...11•••••• Sy•d.ter• 1.4 !`, YrAn. ce Co. lephone 587

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