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• 5 mime1952. treatment 3elected As Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper for 1947 treatment with other well as the Weather I. Different We Are Make and Kentucky mostly sunny to- ws shotea Helping To day with highest 50 to 55' ning ma, west Fair tonight and low a' of 30 to 35. Sunday increaa- Build Murray ing cloudiness and warmer at will he followed by rain Off west rs. Thomas Each Day , portion by night. on will be istic, Cara- misemisimmaseireinallella ampshages. YOUR PROORIUMIMI HOME TRW& MURRAY POPULATION - - - 8,000 [Vol. XXIII; No. 52A United Press Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, Deeember 6, 1952 0 L PAP= FOR 0•121 HALF A CENTURY ;AT. REDS*TRY TO SHOOT DOWN. IKE'S PLANE OHIO STATE STEER IS EXPOSITION GRAND CHAMPION Heavy A.A.Fire ,Sesn & Hoard] Chrk s Exhibit And Display. Turned Back by Around At Club douseTo Close Tonight In Vicinity Of Korean Capital

casualties 'for UN troops. By Jo Williams knee and getting numerous re- By United Press tried Aides to MacArthur make it MURRAY It is difficult to pu,- into words quests for everything irom baby The Communists apparently Dwight Eis- clear that he is ready and willing the beautiful results achieved by dolls to pup tents. to intercept General 11111111111MowelliwwwenawswewiMermawswild1 night with to outline his plan for Peed- the Garden Department of the In viewing the approximateiy enhower's plane last war. dent-elect Eisenhower should he 'toon Over at the Christmas Exhibit Murray Woman's Club, in their one hundred artistic Christmas ar- their largest night raid of the be asked to do so. last night Santa Clans was having effort to spread the Christmas rangements, we were amazed, to, The Fifth Air Force reports that There's no comment from Eisen- trouble with one little boy. spirit through decorations now see how easily a lovely arrange- 11 Red fighter planes forged south hower headquarters on the Mac- on display at the Club House. ment can be made with a bit of tenard Seoul between 7 and 8 Arthur speech-but several Repub- He wouldn't have anything to It is our honest opinion that if holly leaves, magnolia leaves, drift- p.m. Eisenhower's plena left Seoul lican Senators already have ex- do with Santa Claus. Just yelled anyone is finding difficulty in wood, pine cones, cedar, pine, and at 8!01. The Red fighters could pressed hope his plan will be and held on to his daddy's neck. getting the so-called "Christmas even a few cotton bolls dipped have caught his plane easily. considered by President Truman Spirit", it can be obtained quickly in silver or gold, or sprayed with But the Communists ran into and General Eisenhower. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wilson this lovely Christmas artificial snow interspersed with by visiting allied night fighters and a heavy were there with their little girl. Club House which colorful Christmas balls and can- Exhibit at the barrage of anti-aircraft fire. She's a beauty. will continue until eine onion!: dles. The Air Force says the Reds tonight. The-deporations we saw included turned back. Homemakers The stores in Murray are liter- The party atmosphere last night arrangements for the table, buffet, were radar installations, direct- ally filled with just about every- was greatly aided by the singing mantle and doors. UN ing allied planes toward the Red thing that is manufactured. of Christmas carols which were ' We believe it would be next to invaders, were bombed But the led by Mrs Fred Shultz, Sr.. and impossible to judge the arrange- Have Meeting. refuses to say whether In going around we have seen Mr, L. R Putra.m, accompfinied ments and say which ones are the Air Force UN suffered any 'casualties. just about everyting from tele- by Mrs. Hugh Gingles at the organ. best, because they are all good. the Officials also won't say--for sec- Project leaders - of the .Home- vision sets to plastic and wire The highlight of the evening for To give you an idea however, here urity reasons-how many Com- makers Clubs attended a training Jumping grasshoppers., the "cowboy and doll buggy set" are a few that appealed to us. planes were shot down. meeting on lamp shades Thursday.. was Ole St. Nick, who was there In the mantle category, there munist All the announcement says is December 4, at Murray State Col- There is not much point in any- In person, bouncing them on nis was a scene of the Mother Ma-y "en- lege. one going out of Murray to find and baby Jesus standing before that American planes had Under the • direction of Miss what they are looking for. a background of gold magnolia gaged and repealed the largest Venice Lovelady, home furnishings leaves and white candles. This enemy night air attack of the was specialist, University 'of Kentucky, steers are jammed With made by Mrs. Marvin Wrather. Korean war." The Red Birds Hot the leaders made lamp shades of On the ground, most of the ladies clothing in almost any One of the most beautiful center- after 014101 LEADER It, Ohio State university's 1,100-pound short horn, stands stolidly In arena in Chicago the parchment and plaetic. They will quality and price range you might piece's was a huge pink candle, 155-mile front is quiet. with being judged the grand champion steer of the 53rd International Livestcck and Grain exposition. The 18- show members of their clubs how r many hottest action centering around want. We've never seen so about six inches in diameter was shown by Herman L. Purdy In One Sided month-old roan is the university's first grand champion. The animal Sniper Ridge. At Pinpo.nt Hill to make the shades at the Dec- different toys, tools, appliances, mounted on a big round candl. (left, with trophy), associate professor of animal husbandry. Others in photo are Arleen McWilliams, who have ember meeting. men's wear and what have you. base of the same color. The base on the ridge, allied troops sented trophy; Jess Andrews, exposition president, and Dick Sour (right), herdsman. (international) series of four Com- Mrs. Pat Thompson, Paris Road held a spray of sparkling pink throWn back a thrusts. Club. waS elected county project We weal try to cover the whole Friday Christmas balls and fresh carna- - - munist Game leader by the group. field of things sold here but if tions. A touch of crinkled alumi- Eisenhower, thou- In February the leaders will you just go through the stores num foil surrounded the base Funeral of Mrs. President-elect With their center, Mathias, scor- Jimmy Thompson Speaks On now, tackl- make stitched fabric !trades in Murray. you will see that they This lovely arrangement was sands of miles away is points the New Concord Truman's Mother Leaders present were Mesdames have everything. ing 32 creation of Mrs. 011ie Brown, chair- ing the Korean problem while the Hazel 78-25 at the Ed Alton, Robert Craig. George team swamped mite of the exhibit. To Be Monday ship carrying him home tacklee night at New onri' Adair, Mavin Parks, In *thee weeds, do your Christ- game played last Mrs. Moore, of the isni 'n' Feath- "What Leaders Mean To Us" stormy, seas this morning. cruiser Bill Wrather. Opal Tfousden. it mas shopping early and do it Concord. er revealed her great artistic By United Press It's expected that the • learn led all the way to C. Warren, Leon Cheri-niers, Robert here. The host ability in a table arrangement of President and Mrs. Truman will "Helena" will take six days score being 26- -What Leaders Mean To Us' I wounld have been loafing ani Farris, Marvin Winchester, Greece with the halftime frosted driftwood which tient lights leave Washington this evening to bring Eisenhower to Hawaii from Mathias with 32 and Kingine Inas the topic which Jimmy in undesirable places I think ma General plans Wilson, Gerua Gatlin. Pat Thomp- Harry Weed is beg,ining to. yell 15 which appeared to be centered attend the funeral of Mrs. Tru- Guam. and the high score chose to meek on at leaders have helped me to be a son, Dave furkeen. Ellis Ross early this year too. And for good with 20, also gave the in snowballs. We don't know from man's mother in independence, Thompson to spend that tune studying the honors to the Concord Redbirds, the annual meeting of the 4-11 better boy. information he gathered on iSiS Paschall. Ermice Hays, C. B. Myers, reason. The postoffice is flooded what Material! those "snowballs" Missouri. - -- Concord . 12 26 51 76 Association - held Thursday night "This year I will have as my war Themes Lee- 'Armstrong. David abOut this time every year, and New W;re made. One lady said :he Mrs. David Wallace. who died in bref trip to the zone. Hazel ._ 5 15 21 25 at the Woman's Club House. projects a Jersey Heifer svhieh On board with Eisenhower are Nanney, Ewin Burk.een, Lents Fisk the earlier you mail your cards believed that it, was meringue with this White. House yeeterday, Jimmy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mr Paul Blalock helped me select secretary Charles Johnnie Downs. Henry Dumas, and packages. the better service New Cosnord 1761 sugar, but take our word for it, be buried on Monday after•private future defense Adams 10. Outland Thompson. is eleven years old from Dr Rob Mason's herd. I also Charles Guthrie, J. C. McCuistrwa, you will get. Forwards. there's no sugar in it. funeral services in the house in Wilson, attorney general Herbert Kingins 20, Miller, Eldridge. and is the vice president of the have two black angus heifers. Brownell, and news secretary Miss Delia Outland and Miss 2. Mrs. Elliott Wear's fifth aerade Independence that har come to be Mathias 32, Bell 2, Wil- Junior 4-11 club at Hatel. Being in- "I know I will enjoy working 'Rachel Rowland. Home Demonstra- Barry Hantpaber excited over his Centers: class from the Training Schcol known as the "Summer White James Hagerty. troduced as one of our most out- with them and I can always de' tion Agent. new long playing records that have loughby. contributed about twenty clever House." She was 90 years (ltd. Eisenhower talked with top 10. Farris, 4-H club hays. Jimmy, pond on my leaders to help me in the whole "Hessian" on two re- Guards: Stubblefield displays, just about everything Mr. and Mrs. Truman will leave standing military commanders and Korean Burkeen. with all the poise and graoeful- every way. cords Takes over two hours to Albritton, from the manger scene to a gum Washington by train I at 8:30 p.m. government officials, as well es of an experienced man, rose "My uncle, Rudy Hendon has play the whole piece Hazel (251 drop tree. An outstanding manger FSTi. The President has not 'an- ne.se front-line soldiers while he WAS MSC Grid Banquet following talk. helped me much with my black Forwards: Thomas 1, Scarbor- scene complete nounced when he will return to and presented the - in Korea. He got requests from with shepherds aneus. Held Last Night Harry's big boy has the chicken ough 1. was the capital. Syngrnan Rhee for an all-out mili- originated by Thomas Vaughn "I joined the 4-H club ()canteen "I'm sure I speak the sentiment pox. Center: Cole 5. and Thomas Burnett. Since 1945, Mrs. Wallace had tary drive and increased economic 1950. That year I chose for my of every 4-H member when I say Judge Holland Bryan. circuit Guards: Jones 7, Wilson 11. One of the more been a frequent visitor to the aid -for the war-torn country. clever door project a Jersey }Jeanie She WAS that we appreicate our leaders judge of the Second Kentuclty On this date in history: The sprays was White House and Blair Howe, Now. in Eisenhower's own words made of p ne and Moe then, two months old. My leader, and they have been of much get-- Judicial District was the speaker American Naval Observatory was In, ,a . closely fought basketball cones, where the Trumans herd whlte he wants to "digest" that infer- which held a big red lan- Mr. Harrison. gave me -literature vice to US.' last night at the Murray State David Lloyd game at 'Brewers last night the the White House was under repair. mation. He has said he favors eetablished. in 1830; tern The lantern was a real "barn" and advised me in many Ways how College football banquet. About George became Premier of Bri- Brewers Redmen came out on the A suite of rooms always was ready more aid for Korea, and does not lantern This too, was made ,by to feed and care for her. To me one hundred and fifty persons winning end by defeating the in tn. executive man- want to take any more which will tain, in 1916: and one year later, Mrs Wrather. for her use champion. The Callo- attended. Kirksey Eagles 59-53 she was a Burley Demand exmand the war, But he also says a ship exploded in Halifax her- The girl scouts from Mrsa.H. H. sion: held while Judge Bryan blasted Judge Saul Heading the scoring hanors for way Ceunty Show was there are no easy ways to- arrive bor, Nova Scotia. causing a fire Bailey. Jr.'s troop 10 made seven- 444 camp .and I Streit of New- York on his deci- the night were Mohler, Brewers I was away in Called Heavy at a- satisfactory solution. that destroyed one-third of the teen centerpieces. of which any- show. her. Mr. sion -on recent basketball evi- forward. with 22 points. and Haley, Poland Quits did not get to Back in New York. General city and killed 1,224 people. one could be proud. local leader LEXINGTON. Dec. 6 (UP)-Te- dence. He endorsei the presegt Brewers guard. with 15: however Rudy Dunn was my Douglas MacArthur says he thinks Two outstanding ones in this UNESCO Today always talk to me baccomen report a continued heavy system of giving a boy a Scholar- the latter socre was tied with and he would he has one solution for ending Inc collection were made by Freda how it was demand in Kentucky's burley to: ship in return for his playing for Razzell, Kirksey guard. about myy .calf and conflict. Unknown Buyer Kay Workman,- and Judy Ward, By United Press growing baern marketing today with prices a school. He did not' endorse the Brewers 20 3! 47 ln) MacArthur doesn't.., reveal the Carol Outland also made a clever Communist Poland has quit Mayfield generally a dollar to two dollars payment of a s,alary however, Saves The Day Kirkitey 19 30 39 53 "I carried my calf tp workings of his new plan. But display of silver driftwood, pine UNESCO, the 68-nation United that year nerd won only .a whine higher a hundred pounds on leaf The graduating seniors this year Brewers (59) told the 57th Congress of Ameri- cones .and cotton bolls. Nations Educstional, ncientific,aral ribbon: but it was A wonderful compared with Thursday's Ranee are Eli Alexander, Bernie Beh- For Eddie The Pig Forwards:- Mohler 22, Treae 6. can Industry that it ones not in- A table decoration well vanrth cultural organization. ribbon to me. With 17 markets reporting so rendt, Bob Byers. Mac Catlett, Center: Morgan 14. volve expanding the,, fighting into Eddie is a pita a 240-pound mentioning was made by Mrs. A Polish diplomat in Paris de- "in the year of 1951-52 she WAS far. the State Department of Ac. Harold Gaines, Gene Mueller, John Guards: Haley 15, Smith 2. Work! War Ill, or risking heavy chunk of bacon fat, pig skin and Walter Miller. Sparkling red glass livered a note to the UNESCO still my project and I had bougfit riculture reports a sale of 10.390.169 Roberts and Bill Schein's!, Kirlosey (53) ham Especially ham. H. balls hung from a big frosted drift- secretariat which the cultural black angus heifer fer my pro- pounds for 55.435.755, an average Carol Fish of Paris. Tennessee grew Forwards: Roger; 4, Gibbs 6. a up on the farm of swine breeder wood Christmas tree. Underneath cultural organieation and we mune also. of $52.32 a hundred pounds and her two attendants Misses Centers: Parker 11, Adams 3. ject Chlorophyll No George Hoffman, in hands Grove, tiny little decorated gift packages -"has sunk to a role of an auxi- "Mr Hourigan was my county The average is rinse to two Gloria and Mary Ann Stice were Guards. Hazzell 15, Sutter 14. Iowa. Eddie, however. was a sick- were reflected in the base mirrer. liary tol of aggression, war, and leader and Mr Caney White my dollars a hundred pounds over Good For Human present. Miss Fish war the foot- ly piglet, the kind that stays In the basement there were barbarism" local leader, They were of much yesterday's average for 24 markets. ball queen for the season. The Murray Training School Beings, Scientist home when all his bnothers go many beautiful commercial ar- Apparently the Reds view the service to me, for my Daddy Lexington sold 2878,440 pounds Dr. Ralph Woods was toast- Colts were defeated by the Hardin to market. He was pampered, he rangements by Shirley Florist admission of Spain to UNESCO .ne worked atvay from home and drove Friday for a 11.416.833, ;in average master and Dr. J. W Carr, presi- Eagles by the score of 42-35 after By United Press was petted. And in gratitude, he and Bob Thomas Florist. the last straw. But 'then also a long distrance and he was of 5.5390 Maysville sold 1.139,681 dent emeritus gave thg invoca- being behind one point at the A scientist says that chlorophya shoewd his trust and faith in Mrs. Dewey Ragsdale expreseed charge that the international body there te help me. pounds for $816,744, an average of tion. . halftime period The game was is at 'very well in plants . but humans. In fact, Eddie was such her- desire for everyone in Mur- hag opposed the fight of Germane'. "My leader taught roe all about $5412 ' Co-captains for next year, Ray played at the Carr Health Build- it is worse than useless in human a trusting soul that he had to be ray and Calloway county who poe- 'Sorra, Viet-Nam. Japan, and other grooming, training, tatooing. etc. Shelbyville sold a 1.089,242 pounds Leiser and Bob Cloar were in- ing last !light. beings. put on a leash to keep him from sibly can, to see the exhibit on nations for what Poland calls Not only did he teach me hut ne for $583.001, an average of $53.52 troduced to the assembled group. High score honors for the game Chlorophyll is the green che- walking of/ with strangers. this closing-day. "unity and independence." ..., came out and helped me fix my were tied by Redden and Bootees! mical that plants use to turn light Yesterday was Eddie's big day. The displays are worth seeine. The note sayi Francon governs calf 'for the fairs, of Hardin who each hit the bris- and air into food products. Pro- Conservation ?/ He went to market, in fact, the especially if you are planning to ment has changed Spain into a "That year I carried my Jersey ket for 14 points. Leading the Murray Hospital fessor. ALeoph Corwin head of biggest market of the year, The make your own arrangements. bulwark of Fascism. Heifer to the County Show and Club To See scoring or the Colts were M. Visiting Hours 10;30-11:30 AM. Johns Hopkins University chemical International Live Stock Exposi- There, are dozens of clever ideas won a bloc ribbon and niee dollars Billiton. department-says he Is rot ere- Wildlife tion in Chicago. He was on his for what ever decoration you in money. I was selected best 2:30-4:30 P.. 7:0O -8:30 P.M. Film Tf Hardin 4 14 25 42 tarn ohlorphyll "has any value" way to the slaughter house, a poor might be planning. showmen in the 4-H and received Murray Training ._ 7 15 27 35 Letter To Editor for anything except making plant Paul Butterworelk- secretary of fate for a playful porker. a very nice show halter. Hardin (42) -" Friday's complete record. food. the Calloway County Conservation Then the bidding started Eddie "T also carried my calf to May- Forwards: Redden 14, Akirno” Dear Editor: Census-47 Corwin says in a speech to the Club announced today that a new danced eoufageously around the Veterans' Education field and Louisville. I appreciate 6, J. Darnell 2. a_ „Adult Beds-60 New York Section of the Ameri- picture of wildlife will be shown . auction -ring. He pranced. he my 4-H leaders so much for if it Is the Center: Boggess 14. Director Named The Murray Prielo-ffice;' will be . Emergency Beds-13 can Chemical Society that the to members at the regular meet- bounced, he kicked his legs. -13ie had not been for. them, I would Guards: Edwards 4, R. Darnell I. open all day Saturday-nee New Citietme--2 green • chaemical "furnishes che- ing Monday night. December r that The audience was entranced and not have gained all this experience. Murray Training 1351 FRANKFORT. Ky. - State Sup- and 20th of December for the Patients Admitted-- 9 mists, physiologists and other- The meeting will start at 7:00 pea. the bidding went higher, up to have also had lots of good times it. The Farwatds: Parker 4. M. Bar- erintendent of Public Insttuction convenience of our patrons. Patients Dismissed-8 scientists with a lot of woad clean The picture sponsored by the 1300. more than the amount paid and was busy with my nalf when nett 4, Wendell P. Butler named Watson Please, start mailing those Christ- Patients admitted from Wednes- fun." State Division of Wildlife Resour- pletely for the grand champion barrow. Centers: Jones 8, Woods. Armstrong. until recently heed of mas packages now. as we can day 5:00 pm. aa. Friday 5:00 pm. But he adds, the assumption that ce.s a0w4 be shown by Spencer Or so. it seemed. Then the buyer itiac's Guards- M. Billineton 13. Junior the Division of Vocational Educa- give you batter service, and they ROCKY MAR(IANO, HAS Berle B. Charlton. MR W. ;Main chlorophyll absorbs odors is "com- Biehop.4 First District Supervisor. e up—he as Al Weisman. the Come Billington 4, 111. Barnett 2., . tion in the State Department of will be delivered without any NEW DA 1,7(IIITER St. Murray: Mrs. Maynard Rags- pletely false." The chemistry pro- The' public is innited to attend USe publicity director in Chicago, Education. as Director of the newly delay. We are Minted 50 many dale. 503 No dIth St Mermen M's. fcseor goes on to say that if -a the me/nine. an you • who Was acting for an anony- The Lynn Grove Wildcats hit created Division of Veterans' Fain- hours, to dispatch this Christmes BROCKTON. Mass. Dec. 8 1UP) Joe Carter, 1702 Miller Ave.' Muir- person could take enough chloro- A door prize of $16 will be given mnu bidder. - cation to ItIO COWIN the basket for 72 points to defeat handle training problems mail. and when thsse hours are -W nrld heavyweight -champion ray; Walter Stark, Rt 1, Hardin; phyll to have any effect it mignt to some person attending. emery said Eddie was too connected with the Alm° Warriors. 1952 County education of vet- usedj up, we are not allowed to Rocky Marie:rein has become the Mrs Charles Nanco. and twin girls make him sensitive to light. Cor- — ------P a He decide.' Pig to champions ,in a game played last erans of the Korean conflict and put on additional clerks. --. father of a baby air!. Rt. 3. Murray: Lowell Clyde Win win tells of an experiment in which to over Chicage's Capsule Comments night at Lynn Grove the recent 'World Wars. If you will mat! early, yoit Mee. Marciano f!aVo birth to lotighbysJr. Rt 3, Murray: Sharon the chemicial was injected into nanokfield Zoo. James L. Patton, Selyersville, The winning team led all the won't have to stand in line as the child, their first, this morning Gale Willoughby, Rt 3. Murray: the•bloocietream of rats. The scien- Dr. Campbell MISP5 of Pitts- No. Eddie's happy now, oking who has been director of the way with Bobby Xemp of the Mayo long at: the Pastoffice. at Brockton Hospital. The mother. Mrs Thurston Furche.ss, Rt 1, tist says the rats were brought btirgh. on the secrets of staying forward to a life among the State Paines- host team making 28 points, how- Vocational School. Mrs. Barbara Cousins Marcia. Murray: Mrs Harry E Jenkins, out of darkhess and put iii front young. skunks and crows and racoons in ville, succeeds Respectively of a ever high score honors for the Armstrong as head and her daughter, a six and 'three- 509 No 4th St. Murray; Mrs Wil- snght light. Corwin says the "A man May only be as-old. as the chlkleen's section. of Vocational Education. His post • Harry, I. Sledd querter- pound baby are both re- liam Arthur Stewart. 408 No, 8th animal jumped high in the au- his blood vessels-but anger may Eddie'? trust had paid off. (Continued on Page Fowl at Mayo's has not been filled.. Postmaster ported doing well. St. Murray. and then fellapeera dead. age him in days, not decades,"

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1952 SATt & AIMP, M II k got Y KENTUCKY PACE TWO THE LIDGCR BayoiMe, New Jersey are rated "Hello" • :.7.11.. : C 1 the top contenders John Dewey says Robinson says la's willing . many friends of Cal- TIMES Oa to his THE LEDGER & Down Concord- „A iI;11,...zwi orig„:.t.:.;,;,-, Sugar Ray Robinson May Not ake on any of those four if County and welcomes • L critical , loway erra', It! • . ev I' net it e TIMVa PUBLISHING COMPANY...30e. ____ • rol price .a right. And he's every one to give CIA ; - W 7 1 action. -That title, each and • , .. : - a. lea Caecway .Thries. and The '. .s..i.....-.1:-'.....LZsg;:araa limormaii.ceulsth Christerberry's 1625 Ky. Ave., knew a-he it's so sad k Lose * Title Robutton, -doesn t belong In'. him a visit at T.nano- udoect eH er After All says Ky. There you hire owl, cerranission to give away. It Paducah, 11. the: I fee/ te.at t have failed i-• .•i Pa,ola -3 "IC* '' VII= . the a Ynar• klal ' gu to the man who wins it, will find the most modern - tea' whett I tuvieet ta evetribate„; -4f '-* t'sith la! "nen', should FOR a S. PI:BLISHER - - 1,,Lses. eirec....wy who..„ some^ a 4nee look so aa-a.a. ;eat a:AMC By tailed Press picture because in Use Intern:mina! in the ring car lot South of the Mason There's a 'Sugar" Boeing Clubs throne room of t - 'T.chcrize.ato ruin srem. so ths.glo_. .e.-;, a..h Oct even a child MB chance that Ironically. Robinson also aws ar.d Dixon Line. Over 100 FOR -tame v.-here Ray Roboason may not be stripped punch. Madison Square Garden. time the • RENT: y ethartiseag. Letters to the Editor.' '1 ao.,0; disturb the cu. central figure the last cars to choose from. I Furnace leineang - :f his maidleweight crown in Nee The IBC also has agreements watt Cornmistio heat. ciPubile Vete-. a. .33 • .17 7" .7/%3 :-. 2 for the best ir.terest • . a acre laat New York Attilet.c able now, 3i to think ed., York a:ter ah i moat (-tampons or contenders and away Irvin a fighter. Buick Super, Tudor, a-ner.sa. • 1::: mirth' sadder took the title 1952 1114-W. Mrs. . ao ev-prs mansions !wheels mu! Early thu morrong. claimant generally is consulted for sny big Marty Servo's welic-weight title Riveria, Hard-topse Sharp . isaw htth id:Ate sae the New York match. a a T_7:7E l:r".".:- •S • a 1...... :0e1ATION . to ,,, ..,t,,c,at ,... ,,,,...,..ny ,•1.,,,,,, t..3 ..ert in c;..i.,::i. it same of LIS &Intl Bob Canstenberry on was taken away; 'because the Fancy, fully equipped, FOR RENT: 4 r • ant1 Athlete- Commissioe deceated Rao- and NATION.tef.- n.la . 4.a...... a, F. WITMER CO. 1SM plea° Solteriectadr flew, •; Y ark.. champ,. under delivery. merit. Sbuth - rare I a:. • 1 . . .-..sie t • .; c-•""' "":': "2 ` i insets a title v acant The reason- George P.•rton &-esident of the title priced $300 kis --i. h.- Fero- a a ve, e Y act. 307 Sl Michigan treught , Boxing says refused to go through with a 1565-J. Monroe. u-t1 that in cases os Ray hadn t dfendeds it within the National Association. Reoinaori. $ $ Sav- Are_ Clocriao. Br:vo. al F Teeaawr aet,aina. 1 It herrn to r e his executive contouttee will meet defense against Born 12-3-52 $ $ dees. reqt..red six months made. Trade FOR RENT: 4 .:•..- --.,..-...... :. •. . ,. . ---.--- / U3 a raid tan, .ae ,st form "'red i ei3-11- -°17"'4 " Mrs' 11"N within two weeirs to consider the ed are $ $ $ I • . ------where in-'aws bec.on t; sea. Shortly after noon, there was - apartment, elc Entered at Inc Past Cr.fa. le:array Kentacky. for trans.-a:snort as m j.,5, 0 . Robinsc.n matter tuber:Mons. Is re- with John. 1 r:eces dims Here which a ;light change in Christt-Ekerryts Pulmonary month. Plea:. . S'..aand C:ass Witter tars and of aiti k-igetes, C '...t - .. aaa eeses ta nurses .gcra!el not htve beer. fount thrtt-rde The Raw Y0411 eahants• Chrtstenberry has promised to spol-alible for 0.2 percent Super Fordor - • ties Ante se. but! 1952 Buick V. per ..)e a friss: .t. .i •- :. . . .1 po .. re d o ; to do that even if such acts Of 'ern &Jarman hinted he Sell:hi re-I Mecum the Robinson case ith the death due to 'iiasc-EIPT:..-fs RATES . Be earns: in la'-:r- Per Week lk. almost any. Sedan, two-tone green, with FOR RENT: Ch ,I kineln. -a a* eever n.-patcl dowc ir-state Robinson now aPPCarzng NBA Also Tuberculosis can attack month f.'-r ..:: tr.- t ., 4, and adaaa.ng canat.es, per year. WIC else- ...Attn:, fa- fares fa- a aa = sera: the British rEurEuropean,arei...- cit the tires, Dynaflow drive. an there A._ u'al si2-me extra In a sone-and-dance' set ir a So.- . part of the body. ineuding white 30 x 60. Sae • Where. . al 7. ey .• ..-..1 :,..-- ::‘,i. t-r or- eera oe Boring Control and the stoker heat, phanzge ?titre witere rti..cnanes t sta:s .i, crowns:. ton niebt Club I3axing Union The New York brain. spinal cord. skui and es Has music and gas, 313 Nc _ delivered 14-452. $300.00 Phone 1034. , 2 . DEcEMBER 1.952 are trying -to care t:r slary.111.1. Wr are sorry to ;bear that one -CurtateberrY lald inc‘....afeh w-'-- commuivr. wants their opinions-. en, neglected babies many of Myatt of ,--r Concord boys Mr Lemait eovercrl an haur-tortg "Rhirthatihn siren WILSON INSURANCE under delivery. bear-.ng that he had oeea .:,11./letber .,' An, Sh°uld be bleb THE LI:elii-"r-41e ch-i=drer. ot American Bailey's son. tsuilered a broker under some Cr Lost mu the AGENCY 1952 Buick Special Tu- Why So Considerate? serene men . t Ray contenders and hew to gat them to Buy. - ;e nra-etio, nt ,I Ler-m, tootle- was a Pramar--4 ball Play- retunirerressiCau7wenftebim"rbetay mid Bay "'e t".e. ''''' 41-eeeneat Is • Good Place dor, Riveria, hard-top. Cute 0 U N D: Pup His st:.•ry &hoe Save You Preaider.t Tratran has aptroved the $1.90 per day the girls and helgtess critlitre-. We have seen a few bonne folla toll him that, in front ot several, Uitt an dimitatIcin t*urall.Y. We Work to as a bug's ear. Born 12-2- Street. See wage :r.crea,, f...)!- the natiC-n's soft coal rnir.uers. and moiled at least tamperer:1y my : return to Calloviay to: the weee-J witnesses. the other night at al Right now Turp;r.. the Engl.:5h Money 52, under delivery. Deal call 726. .1tartee charity affair middleweight. Charles Hues Bldg., Phone 842 s feu pk..ipieV. riti ti. lit be surprised ar.ticipanon .1 cosraite Christmas i end. Mr. and Mrs. John-, 103 Gatlin with the little man who LOST: Heavy wtha. plans; and reedeen of :hated Bin Ray's manager. George Gains- I. Pran:e. Car! "Bobo- Olson Mgr. ehr.tt ...araee hae. festki-„sed ever .veryone Clocanka August F. Wilson, came up the HARD way. black stom•s a & lavish. excens.ve • Car:stink, hts mother end f. ri enls the •Ntw 'T"sth cam' Hawaii and Freie Durando ol I mr. Node 1,:i.S.5i- 5a asai mission chairman non have rr.is- Credit to everyone. pearl stones. would send a contribution a this r Mr and of ••;-•.ng i.- his "reason" for doing so. He otened Mr. aitj unds:mood. that Rty is reedy to Courier, ;aline, mace* due 'cLrphinage could so-s of Introit 1952 Fords (12)to choose cards Eisenhower to. as- fight any and all challengers. But about 8 President-eleCt ccietizitie its Srer-y eco-k c.f C-Irtro, ites perey &brio an .aid calla Victoria, hard-tops, - wi',h a coal strike on his hands. these, our own American boys ...Ii„th.-es. ell Robinson war.ts a assei money- from, Tudors. Fordors - Overdrive-, - of him' .-..re rolvicesibie I-J,. oerhapa Mr. • Ind St:f •' r`e. ienrinm --skull! Match- Stubblefield drives a n d CROSS% • •V how et".tical• he was during, the PLY: erch tragedy this war in s 13.tsd ;en ana Mrs G3flott L1S• . G.'"f°r1 SAYS h. tIrth•Thed i Dale re Ford-o-matic tt-.4t it a registered letter' set- drive. Your credit r :o imagine that he tvoutd Karva h... inused ca., never oe Biter. . • PRESCRIPTIONS straight ACROSS We !pent part o' the der imam. : Christer:berry ye5tei-dt4y Ae.d is welcome. Ns antet,, ur. any- sort of dyrnestie there; 1-Newt the river. rtimisnortne. F.Air.son's manager ways Chevrolets (9) to 4-semi-precious •-ar, mur bets cooperate on f• 1 deal Ir. •he warts for Has • 1952 DI un-e - (,-!. nt , Bobby Geste Spicetand and Grath Bel-Air, hard- 9-erew h.u,i hire "butialOcci" from th-e start. Admits He E • s was= hap., sc4,1 stater. Aroma nicht Randy Turpie for the tea choose from. klwl 7 increase fertivitas tops, tudors, fordors, Club 13-Fan5tical this: he approved the wage Restaerant at Paducah to Clyde aarins the coronet:0^. 14-11tne guns Jobe L. Lewis who. endorsed a j... era and a ,paTtner. there was Fr.saard Brttatt promoter JIIIC Coupe - only $500.00 down. 15-timall about. y Jackie the man dieter ng with Terms 17-Talkative. bin! :jet!: valeit-t:.•e• this year for the firs time since sort Of faziftf. maroon Bargain Charge to balance. 39-Parcels of lam seereteed from keen/Ids Tnadleal Robinson. believes such a match House Trailer tt-Parent to everyone. (canoe.) afloat CatrIt SC' e' ft weals! straw 111110.i0k fans becaus. 1952 Pontiac, (5) One if-Factory Young Mickey Spieeland eaes f the hohday and Ray'. Pc itultrItY off Catalina hard- af.--stesi the British Islet. Selene:me con- One new 35 foot 2-bedroom. $700.00 Tudor, one Z.-Dart a.ay .es flat of his tacx yea- in and top, 3 fordors, direct from suddenly rut with rise-sw.unr pritt.--ros firms that Robinson a tailing Lc 1-loft SPORTS LINEUP meet Turpie The date is under- the warehouse, a $400.00 be t hinirg ex-m,ssie Threes good used Trailers at Bargain Prices 4-11,',opinion omit} se be shale 0th And the so, discount and take your S-Proerrnolit c•forate to those in 'moots ei too bent wasting time and try to choice. a-Large tub ,--Peotruse leachers. DubG;ford:11:7 also reminded B.-s- One 17 ft. 1952 Olds (5) Two Hai- 417-Whale the :eta. York a One 23 ft. Pi..rida • A travel.r.e part by the day Coupes, one "98" For- Indians •'ait' I rucese. eistIli has hct =muted only in that Super Deluxe • r • • ft': et the other 4: states arc One 26 ft. doe, two "88" .• y anelily. hes%hi ilds fordors. Bees, these hard- • ,-'2.-V3r. Sha• r'£24iS to hum are. Inc ecer-eel Bobbie snit is the Vamp That's true. Jul Now Yo.nt tops are "Date Bait." See eaon eagerly ; He takes tits Ilegb YOU CAN'T BEAT THESE • He canrat move • Med c.c-otai state in the b..ating for yourself, 3 were deliv- v-raa yet he- looks forward to ero3 12-2-52. All priced un- ..anairo. his rapiarna this All Completely Furnished der delivery. . wbo wegidsteelsteel5;...... tacit 1951 Fords. I have 6 to tot.. 73 33' it hign echos,: climes NORTH FORK NEWS from. Akny body stye : azaa_ FRANKS TRAILER SALES desires, and 4 your little heart VI as Sa-a-e r.tioao..-y a slim- each one is like new and Os..j Is • et• Collett- Tha c _eurianev- -a-zs guide:1,d Highway 641 at City Limits drivei the best. Only $300. • a-re '11;1, 4.5 v lett to, •I' tit:, writer:it oy the 'at pito Fassor down. John will carry- the • c•r•ILal-te friee•da. Claud ...oats and Tibet-of•r ; Paris, Tenn._ blanace.. after reeter.dg fie Dr .nas ontler d 1951 Chey's, 3. All real !lere : Ence! mei ienew an' - .:r3c*t"•rs iMe:!,• m a oaten: se.tringerpene mut 7,1 utetr3 sett..1 s-ere a_oraya4 a: h.' ham. liateirdsty afternoon wal~awoWal nice and so easy to own • involYuM a" g" • Technical er.e.i- ' rtf zy-d aelptea-l• at the z.ne of A. Plintseal tarn XV. $300.00 down, finance the '53 wi:t earners Lar..er, Or Emote.a • a;1"•: " ...ere hell it 1411 Creek Suca.ty balance. John has the mer, s- mg.• •cm:-teci to tee -4;1 inernoon where Le was a me-in- Genuine FORD rebuilt Motor chandise and also the terms - d-;-ne.0a;e ' her. -: Yr.., Rase *no te a erast-ige He . :nth IL-• Charlie Wileen o1- 1951 Buick 2 door sedan was suggest,r.g a oweliAcztion it wchn.,"& nr-oar.e. Banal was tr the cfnar:h New clutch disc as a broom from bum- • arswer to a Pre-trial *Sem" Abe-ika Catnetery Millist:p_ and ridgewal New ri e.terAr:arat.:/ 4.71P 21.212, it Funeral wear was on e.r rg New pressure plate per to bumper. 6,000 actua down 2.. rangerneat& *eft New Oil Pump miles, only $350.00 ; Rudolph Key. Robert Cassia .1 pay as you ride. 'CRAVE MARKER' AT TACOMA Peach-2. Karla Key James Pas- 5 quarts oil 1950 Chevvies, (61 .-'-- - chall. and Perry -Stewart real nice, perfect in every - , New filter element ^ - Detraus Paschall deed way. Trade, Trade with day mornir.g at his home in Pm All gaskets John, $330.00 down. year at the age of 011 years atter 1950 Fords (S) Eazh onr a long Rkers Panerai sees-tees Installation labor is like new. Tail:: a !ook. err re he'd it North Pont Monday Take a r.de. Deal with the stern _cr. ta-,th ft Mlaor VIS frO'n7 Little Man and be satisfied. ,ffirlattelt Bnzr al sal ir ?metal. All of the above on any V-8 motor ClIAPTE Home $250.00 down. Use your BRIAN had cerriatery Rhoger Fersent. 1940 to 1951. was ir ettarge of airlttlitt :'rventt credit at the "BIG LOT." nip Devens v Ps/Pei:refs Oay ton Marrn 1950 Plymouths (3) New Ica,to the office, a Cfloper /ones. Albert Galluri.tr- NO DOWN PAYMENT as they come. John will an- *etch he had Orr Teibe-t racing contr Flerbert Orr. Fred ONLY $20.00 PER MON I H prfciate your visit, although der that Day titor you don't trade. Will appre- the next few di Key ire Mr ant M less ciate- showing you the most oc-cupied with at wan cald= IL- if Mrs Re: 6 cylinder slightly With thin chnn with • outstanding car lot in th. Sces spank Sunday Pat or "Red" Willoughby scientions spat Call Watkins South, with the largest se• as an air raid car • Mn end Mrt f>,. ails, Vane lection of new and used iterations on th :• offered for Roger could n 'an,- we 'no.aa.a • eted Mrs that could be • 715- n4 Mr and Sire Go .. sale. ling, as time a Sterr .s Tim r. taverns one else was MUIR 11 MOTORS, Inc. 1949 Chevvies, (5) All the war effort Mr and tars. Qyde nice and ready to roll, only and daughter intij tar. and M Ins feeling c 4 PHONE 170 .$250.00 down. tenon not on!, Tea Or: Sunday anerrsoon Extra Mr arid Mrs. Hugh Pasch, . 605 West Nlin 1949 Fords (6) Is fornier as I. . nice. No trouble to °WTI* Iii were din and Mr a:d Mrs (etre . Peseta,' Murray. Ky. at every g vistaed ral!"AivIrin St -I-ota.-s dur- $250.00 down. acealaintani ing Thar.ksgaving hobases. 1950 Nash 12) Real nice, so mulch •‘ only $200.00 down. one %any o 46, models mon cause. it - 47, 48, and 49 - ....atl. .4%.,,,,, Ovrr umber of fern li.- - 50 more to choose und among I A from. a4 -.... - f. . - - -p--4t. ,,... MIN OUR CHRISTMAS Call ;he noston - 1 • I e-nriteals. a'r., ,„ .,..‘ Trucks. galore, 52 mode:< d at their r _ n?r, down. Credit to one and all rk, was. sex) •. ,...- 1.;•-,',••• I ...• See John wish t, OniSillnen2 0 if you re which we ride,- -- any othcr dir I wish to announce that riseilla who I F.-r-c•.-- District Is your gift list too long for Herman Levin', a brother to at .:ava • 4:44 Honest John, is now con- She anaeareil this v year? 4 - your pocketbook nected with the Lovins Us- 's house: late ed Pa- elderly-hot Then fix it so you won't have Cars, 1625 Ky, 1 there for ducah, Ky. H -'s well known ere jest lag to stretch things next Decem- and has been in the whole- c act need . sale I quic-iy,ta now by joining our business for a number li?r. Start of cries plc had years. He knows his rs7 Fe :ic;e ai Christmas Club. Then next from bumper to bumper and the Yin a-cm-rarmssit=sesams_-, vs. will be glad to t•••••••n•--rts-t Christmas when you need it. serve Yo" n sit( three any time. Feel free to call "I'm rIn yOur check will be there to on him. ounced. , i*,:c1..y- Centra.l Life Insurance Co. ,"What ye solve all your financial pr5b- Open afternoons until 10 7, over. --;.?" nd her COU3i . • Hers A!) Plan. Le lesurance lems cco.duiocrteknus hel Silp '7 dsoae.ssmaenweetok. 11;01, I aske Fifth and Main you at any time. •"What taxi. RETi1EMENi- INCOME PLAN , ia'One I hap Ilv Yore. I LOVINS USED CAR. entIoned hefo F%-i•71.L.05.5, OF TIME BY ere alat:e 1625 Kentucky Ave. int veal lei • SICKNESS or ACC'DLNT Paducah, Ky. ak taxi (Inv PEOPLES 8.%K name and t John D. Los-ins, Mgr. r; ,Ileas fta GAROU-'. -entativ, Fzderal Deposit Insurance Corporation aa I to/ PAYMENTS START DECEMBER 1 OR ANY TIME THEREAFTER Phones Dial - 5-6988-28801 to go C j3.1046. thwaranffga alemotoe,

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'Hello" Evangelistic Hour 7.10 p.r& &today School every Stinday "The Friendly Ceurcit" Morning Worship __ _ _ 1100 am. So par word, saildammos Good News Hour - Br sadesst Rev. Earl Phelps. Parlor Evening Worship 7:00 pot. of Cal- GIMP !SUNDAY'S CHURCH Scotts Grove Baptist Church WNi3S 8:45 pen. Services Every Sunday We Welcome Everyone Ns for 11 words. North Highs,ay rlcomes Tamp eask Tuesdey 3.00 p.m. Sunday School le:00 a m. to give CLASSIFIED ADS advance for era hisersiiii. SERVICES T. G. Shelton, Pastor F. Ave., 11. L. Hardy Jr. chapter at R. A's Sunday School 10.00 a.m. meets at 1302 Poplar St. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. e you r Ott SALE: Living room suite. class Murray ChtIrxn 01 that Wednesday 3:00 p.m. Evening worship 7:30 pea. For The Seat in Radio Entertainment modern Aqua color frieze. First FOR RENt FOR SALE condition. At only $69.95. Riley 5th & Poplar Phore eel Sunbeam Band meets at church Wednesday Evening Prayer Ser- Mason No. Two Store, North Third Robert Darnell, minister teachers & officers meeting 7:00 vice 7:00 p.m. ,er 100 p.m. FOR RENT: F'-urnislied bedroom. FOR SALE: Good used dinette street. Phone 1672. Dec Regular erogrem: • Sunday: Bible• Study jsegins 11:40 G. A.'s meeting at the church 3:00 WNBS 1340 Pleasant Grove Methodist 1340 Furnace heat. Close in. Avail- 'tete. Nice, white, and clean. South FOR SALE: One two betner oil a. m. p.m. able now, 301 ,S. 3rd, phone $14.95. Also used four piece Church • Tudor. circulator stove. Practically new. Prayer, Praise end Fellowship 1114-W. Mrs. J. 13. Farris. let) bedroom suite, walnut finish. Preaching, 111:45 a. m. and 7 p. m. 3 Miles West of Hazel Sharp One glass candy counter. Phone Service Wed. 7:30 p. Looks like new. $79.95. Riley Monday, College students, base- m. H. P. Blankenship, Pastor Dial - Phone 486. D6t: uipped, FOR RENT: 4 room modern apart- No. Two Store, North Third ment, Library Building 7 p. m. Church School 10 am. ment. Sbuth 11 St. Ext. Phone Friday: Wemen's Bible Class at Sunday, DeFensber 7, 1952 elivery. street. Phone 1672. Dec FOR SALE: African violets, bloom- - coax Grove Baptist church Morning Worship 11 am. 1565-J. Dec ChUrCh. I p. rn ing. Mrs. J. 13. Farris. 301 S. 03 miles West of Hazel MYF 6.15 pm. I $ Say- Radio Sermon, daily Monday 7:00 'Arn. 3rd, phone ina.mr. Dep Robert Clark, Pastor Evening Worship 7:00 Favorite Quartets 2:00 Sunday School . Trade FOR RENT: 4 room furnished through eriday 12:10 to 12:48. and Bible Study FOR SALE: One used refrigerator Sunday School 10:00 am. Prayer Meeting 7:15 Frivol ite Quartets 2:15 Sunday - School apartment, electric heat. $65 Per FOR SALE: 'Tappan gas range. --- - Wednesday 7:00 pm. $69.95. One small one at $49.95. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 7.30 News 2:30 Sunday Serenade to 3:30 month. Phone 135 or 1482-M. Like new. $85.00, see R. R. At- College Presbyterian Church Evening Worship 7.30 p.m. 'See our new Kelvinetor ap- 7:45 Melody Five 3:30 Wotld Concert Fordor D6c kins at bus station in call 776-M. 10111 Main Street St. Leo's Catholic Church pliances, stoves and refrigera- Wednesday Evening prayer II:00 Melody Five 3:45 World Coucert rn, with . - lip Rev. Orval Austin, Ministar service 8:(k) p. m. North 12th Street OR RENT: -one body shop size tors. Also Maytag washers. Your 8:15. Melody Five 4:00 Proudly We Hall e'hurch School 9:15 Mars, October 12 10 a.m. w drive. 30 x GO. See or call Sid Bog- credit IS good and terms are 8:30 Green Plains Church of 4:15 Protadly We Hail Morning Woi•ship 11:00 ' Following Sunday at 7:39 er heat, gess, 313 North Sixth street, easy. Riley No. Two Store, Sinking Springs Lisptist Church 4:30 filus!c For Sunday P.Y.F. 4:30 Time Alternating as above each Christ $300.00 Phone 1034. Ddc North Third street. Phone 1672. Ralph McConnell, Pastor 4:45 Music For Sunday Westmiaister Fellowship .6:30 Sunday 9-00 Hazel 13a1rtist Church Dfic FOR YOUR plumbling and wir- Sunday School 10:00 -500 'Harding College Wed. Prayer Meeting 7•30 Mass Holy Days 7:00 9:15 Betnel Quartet ing, see or call Barkky Cole, Morning Worship 11:00 5:15 Musical Lost and Pound Visitors Welcome 9.30 Bethel Quartet Interlude sal Tu- 608 9th Ext. Murray. Phone baptist Training Union 7:00 5:30 Valentine Studio _ reeR SALE: erne usec ....pex %Mari- Seventh Day Adventist 9:45 First Methodtst Suilday l419-R. Dip Eventr, Worship 8 p.m. 5:45 Musical Interlude sp. Cute OUND: Puppy on South 8th er. Good shape. $49.95. Othe-s Chestnut Street Tabernacle "Church in the Wildwood" School Pray's' Meeting Wed. et 7:30 pm 6:00 News . "el 12-2- Street. See at 400 5. 8th at $39.95 and $29.93. Riley No. GIVE Rev. George W. Bryant, Pastor Fifteenth and Sycamore 10:00 First Methodist Church RECORD'S FOR CHRIS 6:15 Dinner Music r. Deal call 736. Dec Two Store, North Third street, MAS, Phone 1029-R V. A. Chilson, Pastor, Schee)! also, for new band in- 6:30 Dinner Music n who Phone 1672 Dec struments, record Sunday School 10 a.m. Locet Grove Holiness Church Sabbath School, Saturday __9:30a.m LOST: Heavy bracelet with large players. batons, 10:15 Muslc For Vo-u to 10:50 6:45 Gospel Morning Worship ..... 11 a.m. i-:irksey, Kentucky Morning Worship Saturday 11:40 Quartet ) way. black stones and small pink and FOR SALE: Child's blue pecie guitars. Check, Chucks Music 10:50 Church Services 7.00 Ave Maria Hour Saturday P. Y. P. A. __ 7:45 p. in Rev. E. T. Cox, Pastor Wed. Prayer Meeting ._ 7:30 pea. pearl stones. Also small bundle cateeelmost like new. Nice rod Center. D9c to 12:00 7.15 Ave Maria Hour tentae Smoot 10-00 a.m. Visitors Welcome of Cour ler-Journal collection Christmas gift. One-half piete 'morm.rty possinLE. 12:00 Luncheon Music 7:30 First Baptist Church wC The First Christian ,Morieng Worship 11:00 a.m. s choose cards about 8 p.m. Phone 1771. Call 648. Church Service to 8:30 will select a reliable person from 111 N. 911th St , Pree-hing every end and 4th Sun- North Pleasant Grove Cumberland srd-tops, 12:15 Luncheon Music 8:30 Waltz Time this area to refill and collect Harm:weed Gray, P-astor e y Presbyterian Church 12:30 Luncheon Music mrdrive, 8:45 Memorial Baptist Church Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle -ntonlly.tratn our New Automatic Church School le:45 Luncheon Music i and CROSSWORD PUZZLE . rasa. wag •1,16.••• 9:00 Mertioriel Baptist Church Merchandising Machines. No sell- Morning Worship laCtISSWOKILItlJZZEJL 1:00 Sunday Serenade ✓ 9:15 Everting Serenade to 10:00 credit ACROSS 41-I flrush dl, ibloa OM WO POO ing. To qualify applicant must Subject: ACROSS 39-Expansive 11UT MP WM 1:15 Musical Interlude 10:00 42-Jog NM heve oar, good Sports Roundup 1-Newt 43-(Ilick beetle _Mike VIM references and "Martha Hands, 51-.ry Hearts" ; 42-11an's - 0A U1100 nnm assman- $600 nickname 1:30 Music For You 10:15 Album Souvenirs to 11:00 (9) to 4-Semiprecious 44-Moist earth gnu working capital which is Christian Youth Fellowship @ammo oluma stone ar Maki 6-A, I 41-Scow away 1:45 Music For You 11:00 Sign Ott A112101iM secured by inventory. Devoting Evening Worship 7:e0 7 r, ,hard- 9-Crew 4:-South a 11-Val I, r or .-Lagorni Row r' Il-Iiinan kiwi Anierican Lact r./ _8 to 10 hours per week may Subject: Mot tor doe ulL4 usu WOU WISE NNW P 12-Eagles' nests 411-41arrci slat rs, Club 13-Fanatical rodent . net up to $400 909 EIM11912M1151 14-Time gone in 45-leather maker • rRumune on monthly with an "The Forgiving Father" P9.-Chaldean city 1.4-19unburn * down. 15-Small shoots 11-Consume onw oniLl excellent opportunity ot taking 16-Wheel cover el-mental image MO liIRW MOH 071 11:011 rem Fair 2. 15 Music for Tau Terms 17-Talkative bird greedily over 17-Reverberstior WATIO9 IRM*1 tirai 19-Parcels of land 67-Female sheep OE WW.AINMWri full-time. We will allow tit-Crt 1111013 s 6:15 Farm Fair 2:30 Music for You The First Methodist Church 111.14(41 WNO MMWO Sl-Parent 68-Old musical 000140 MUD the person we select liberal --ro--ress si-goorher et 6:30 Hymn Time 245 Navy Band (colloq.) 53-Swiss river ()din Oki =NW instruments [471d financial assistence for capon- Fifth and Maple St. II:45 Calloway using 3:00 News e 5) One 12-Factory 65-Ventilate OUBNINU 54-Slim! tightly • It-s'- it it 51=M42 Steal 61-Condensed D2M0 -Won. For interview, write, giv- Paul T. Lyles. Pastor 26-Str,ngth f t 6:55 News 3:05 Western Star ta hard. 7-Part away moisture 61(30 Sunday School 9:45 25-Note of scale 61 -11inder UM'•NOUAd UM uqmw 1NR ing lull particulars, name, ad- 29-111stak• 62-Touts N!4 ANtrai W7 7:00 Moring Cheer 3:15 Western Star set from suddenly 112-Fewest Morning Worshie 10:50 aer... 63-Lair dress. age anti phone number to 21-Duties 7-15 Clock Watcher to 8:00 3:30 elusic For Friday la-Spend horn DOWN $400.00 2-Bearable 1-tin II .National euieect: 8:00 News 4-Prcuosition DOWN tpotruevo month Sales- & Service Co. ZS-Fight batistes 3:45 Music For Friday Le your 3406 "The Church Is Of God" its., '4-Wifeof'7-,rdri i la 8:15 6-1'opermost I Monroe Street, Fort Wayne at Morning Devotion pair 1-Bitter vetch 11-Kind of cheese 5, Wesley Foundation Vespers 6:70 /11.-Re place -Cooluncttee 4:00 POSICaTCI ref-ace to 5:010 t-i.artre tub I-Dude §-lieface Indiana. • • Dap 1-Walk 8:30 Organ Reveries Everting Service 7:30 p.m 5:00 Sports Parade go Hon.'. 7-While 3-Thick, black 10 -The solf - rompowl,fr 8:45 Morning Special $5-Fl ride substance II -Negative -- • for' 10 Moment.: of Devotion )8" For. Indians 4-Jason's ship 15-Sick " "i r -5:U Teatime Topics '• Roman eats. -- **Readiness In The Kingdom" . L.-,'.9_,_ • ;-?1:e:14T- c article -9:15 Moments of Devotion ✓ Deluxe !'',--7-711e sun 5:30 Testiffie Topics -5 s 7 9 it:is‘loprorta:ar 4 9:30 Melody Time hard. :2 -1 iamp 5:45 Sagebrusn Serenade te 53-Mterlor The pirsi Baptist Chureb lb 9:45 Melody Time 71-Ficau h 111 1-sPriltet book 1:00 News tit." See 4 article S. Fourth St. 10:00 News ' winks i •--itavriniltblres 6:15 Between the Limes delis. . . - Is Dr. H. C. Chiles, Pastor ,,, ls -14-epare for re -River In 0" 1:::05' Rural Rhythm Sibsria Church School 9:30 6:30 Western Caravan -iced un• te--isoush VI as , s,„i-,. 27 ,213 5 Rural Rhythm teeming Worship 10:50 ant 56--N'irur,"? ..rietitni 645 Western Carava3 Ameri..an 1 35 Lean Back and Listen ma rn Subject: ::sar 4:::11.0us hew:u " 4 7:00 From The Bandstane aye 6 to J 73-Calera 5 Lean Back and Listen 7!15 :. -.:1 ll, Is J •1. NO "At The Gate Beautiful' . . , P7-Rowe From The eandso.nd j r„ , 32-Measure of . 00 1310 Club ody style welitit Training Union . 6:45 11,0::0 7:30 Off The Record , "\ „_Thiparitts aboi..;Isultaats ires, and 1., . -F.thlopian rtiti• Evening Warship 8:00 " " :1112111::. ici,1 5053 u 1340 Club 7:45 Off The Record r ?4, 37 di reeee elo ' i 1 ew and person Subject: lierarite Vocals 800 Agricultural Service _ 7.9-A suite de (abbr.) Pfephet Who Did Want To . efte.e/),,ts Harvester Hyrrintime 8:05 March Time ily $300. 7/ 4o--Cut If et ee' 44 7z, 2--Esrapei 41-Indian Slieeod' :-...Pertairing to News 8:25 Murray Training basketball tht i 11 Nrt• . - sarrc mulberry g maeto 9:45 44-Public et, • sir VS 49 X..50 45--Century plants Noontime Frolics 7- vehicle ni :V11 (ooling.) elhernorinl Baptist Church 41-Europeans Church of Christ 9 45 Inetterteme real 4.1-Narrate 52 se K2S5 44--Turpride Out 111:15 All - 4,,, -4...... , %fain street at 'tenth 51 /54' is. As 12:e.5 Luncheon Music 10:00 New• 043` 4s-charge For 47-.11Prene priest to own a 49-Spread for S E. Byler, Pastor e 411-Roa d Imams 1:00_ Record Shoe to 1:45 10:15 Lle.eners Request drying Asphalt, Rubber and Lino,- 1,0 12-River Island ance the Sunday School fe30 a. in 64-Titi• MI riapeet 4:45 Navy Pfograin - 10730 Listeners Request %a-Risme-nes eum Compositior mer. Recent Tile, also Morning Worship 10.50 a.m. SI-Prefix • down News . 10:45 Listeners Request the St-Teutonic. deity ---51 efertrain Wall 22:0005 Music For You 11:00 Sign Off S. Ise terms Briptist Training 1..Iniar--0 15 p. tr. $11-15111011101 leg tha.- • ss- Fa ISeined URBAN G. STARKS or sedan s %.;- Sea #11C10 • By Ernie Buahmiller I 'iii to:\ri• Right NANCY ons bum. ‘4-Sun' god, DO actua 10 down, • (6) Ail in ever) de with THE D. SPRING (-W)-1AT E.s.zh one ari• HAPPENED IN a !ook. TO YOUR CEILING ?- lAY 1942, by Frames ParkParkinson Ke yes. Thotributed by King Features Syndicate.). with the Commie., THE PLASTER IS POGO satisfied. ClIATTER EIGHTF:EN • and he said. 'You d3? All right, changed. For more than a hun- ALL CRACKED? STICK /se your BRIAN had already departed for get you overseas. He drove me dred years, this room had been LOT." nip Devens when Roger returned to a large building on Madison the scene of legal conflict; act the -16 TOO Avenue and then he told me to go struggle had left (3) Nes. to the office, and the confusion in it unscarred, even STRONG hich he had left his desk was a up the stairs and sign my name. essentially unaltered. will AP' riking contrast to the perfect 1 did it and when I clinic down Ile seated himself .at one of the St. although der that David had achieved. For he said, 'Kid, you're in the Aitny counsel Labe a, tuestrepie si hie erect ill &pore- the next few days, Roger was fully uow.' And he was right. After- ease, spread out his papers and '4111111F warde legot a letter, telling me to opened his icetweleat notebook. It 46'44444p the most •. °toupee with the attenee to cope - 0h0 go e l4itfr,.- with this clines! In spite of con- to 10 Commonwealth Avenue uas the sort of trifling permit-a- 937 5,0ooey ...1 so v/4 t in the ederde . licentious apitication to his duties for a physical examination and t-ion for trial which any lawyer irgest se- ' as an air raid warden and his 'op- now I have another letter, telling made almost mechanically in a used cars lerations on that graveyard shift, me to -report for duty. I'll show it courtrOnni: but every move cost !red for Roger could not escape the feel- to you, If you like. I'M being sent him an effort, and the mental ex- ABBIE as' 51:Ari By Raebuffa Vaa Bursa ing, as time went on, thee every- to Camp Oglethorpe • for' basic ertion essential to concentrated one else wait traintng. But of course that's jest thought was harder still. I 5) All contrikiting more to the war effort than he was. a preliminary tb going overseas." For nearly a week now lie had - _ roll, only "The wtsole, thing mounds abso- felt under the weather and am ERADICATORS, ja II:s feeling of failure was mitten- tag I KNEW YOU'D BE sLooPaws lutely crag), to me, the way you the last two days- he had been R - - YOU NEEON • )--"•-,,• TreaP. 'T melee; not only because of what SINT? 0' ANXIOUS ASOUT -E tell 11.," Emily wed, raUter heatedly, coughing a little and running a low i) Extra his former associates at Cutter. THE STOCK FOR IODAY, WAIT, ABBIE--- while her grandmother thought- fever; thernhis head had Mille were doing, but because el- begun to HARDBAUGH --- SO I to own. fully examined the letter Priscilla ache. Emily had begged him to go eat i. very girt and wornan of BROUGHT IT RIGHT offered for inspection. "Why do to bed and send for a doctor. Ile a acquaintance seen- ed to be do- - you want to 1(0 overseas, any. had declined, at first rather non- Real nice g so much more than he was i chalantly, and then with increas- On ice way or another, for the 'What did you thilik I minted ing arinoyanee. gOITIssion cause. His surprise at the model' to do all through the war? Ptak "You know just as leo eer of female plotters he had Veil! as I do o choos, cranberries? Or pourlea for Brit- whet that I I among his fellow operators woefe mean-a post- ish offteera every afternocn?" ponement of th^ iv . a Boston Information Center, trial. And I don't "You dsdn't Visit the BruCkers, propose 52 modr , • at their. CaJleall capacity for to have this trial poet-- by any 'Cliallet, while you were in poncd. I've been to court any ram and all e . le was. soon surpassed by tue - New York, did you, Priscilla ?" Old ben of times tontshment it the varied tette'. when I've felt steeer wish t, Mrs. Emend ashei, incoaseven- than I do es which were taking tesee In now and won ray ease tiaily. as she handed , back- the even if I did have a arty other directions. But it was headache. You teller. haven't worried like this unce seilla who gave.the family its before." 'Yes, I did. Tee elite there "Yes, I have. I 'always wet ry brother t t ecraetatIng surprise. essi 7evers. Ii ;f,41. 15 tete any ecasoa WW1 you begin to cough.- now c on • .t She apecared at heir grand/11114,1- Why 1 ahoeldn't?" . "Well, you Shouldn't. A tette 'a house' late one afternoon %vein "Not the slightest --Shell tee cough doesn't amount to areeeeng,'' e cideriy-sariics who had as.sem- Ave., Pa - be seeing you eget% Prise ha. be- ne_enatter- what those htechoune tberd for the knitting ,bee fore you leave ,109 Camp _Ogle- army doctors -say. I'm taking as- ell know ere jest beginning to disperse. thorpe?" pirin, I'm gargling with hydelegen LH:ABNER By Al Capp he whole. c ace 'reed a cup of tea, and -No. Em e'en.; home tonight peroxide. I've got a poeketful of I quit-ists-t3 one aide until the a number I Just though: I'd coine in and say Sucrets. That ought to see me riE rAivy frymwERs BEGAi C'MON OUT, ieUE5BY. gm .1 had only Old REnkeio.5 PUT THIS IS IlEANIAIN/LE- s his car5 kone-and goridery." through the triale-after it's over, TO 77-4 F/11,494 - DARLIN'- AN' LEMME rse Fo Ue and Emily were left DOWN WI-1AT AN eer•.• e'et ee“ eel till, my we'll send for the vet and he may SEE WHO YO'IS TN imper and the ee ving room with her. ET ALLL1S (-2,4N CAIN'T DELAY dear. Gculby 1.:1 tee beat of do his worst." RRONOUNCES -OR AH'LL--- DREAME erve Yo" hen Mu threw her bombshell. AXE!? NO 4O1YreER luck." e • . Roger had been otiftgel tneetelise CORNELIA OTIS MULESKINNER, AN'LL or4sAGAL. GOTTA PULL Tke cc call "I'm t In; oecreeac," the en- • • • to himself after a succesritul Deal,• TH'CONTENTS O'11-1ET CONC_ MIU4 ON SINOTIIEST 77Walf minced.. 0,, courtio a A in Ness first from eating ROTTEN bectford and then from STUMP MAN AN' OUT.!' THAR W/STORY -"What '3 you mesh, yowl.: go- really, bore n atrikine renciebhince retnaining. He felt very ill. Ile- WIFE!! KNILES,IN 0'ne s until 10 ever. 7 -.?" Ire grandmother to_the one In Salem, where tie had must get home as quickly as pos- FRONT •' SElleig~=) week. Sil d her colleen ;asked aimultan- tried hie Cart case, Roger told sible. iley. . .• ' - hearten. It was not imagination- He guided the car- r to help nTellanically, n "leen. I asked my taxi driver-" hr fever-that made him think so. stopping sal starting almost In- s •"What taxi. driver?" ., It had the tame epicionsnees, the stinctively as the treilic lights • eeOne I lemptned to have In same white columns and other Co- changed. Me was not in any con- CAR5 I.Rv 'nee. I don't believe I've lonial attributes, and the walls dition to drive ft effiee' 1142..WaS1 a D entioned before that I went over were tiling with the same type of menace on the highreaje He 110e0- el-e a lietle while ago for a portrait. The chaneellers with ly saw the road signs limey Cie y Ave. ort visit. t.always talk to New their tail temp chimneys, the side traffic lights any more. He NNW'S Ky. tic text drivers. They're Very hreeketsewith their • whits globes, have, let Emily come with him.. Icing and they reera to have intercetly revealed the progression Emily would have driven properly. i, Mgr. endless fund of lefeematien.. from ccal oil to gas, and from gas she would have seen clearly. Emily I told this one that I to OW rieity. lee tee flxttimn always saw cicarly. 988-28SO) to go overseas as • WAC theMaelvga ewers outwardly tin- (To Be Continued,

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1;, FACE FOUR THE LEDGER.4LZMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY •Ar PAGE IBusiness RED BIRDS Tl'omen's 1) Activities , Circle Has Study Your Health (Continued front Page Chub of Bobby lawkhart ' The Busness night went to WOMEN'S PAGE News Women's Circle of 28, points. Floor PUBLISH made ' the W.man's With the holiday season lust 1,11e losers who Missionary Sante, 20 39 54 72 Con:rind:it of the around the. corner you f:nd the Lynn Grove ' First Baptist Church held 42 Oil Times-Her Weddings !mosey-de busy planning menus . 13 31 Locals • a mission study at the home of for fern:1y get-togethers ana Christ- Covering IL 1942 Mrs Mavis Morris Monday even- Lyn. Grays 1721 i mg mas dineters - Ftrwards: Hopper IL Geurtri 1. 1 Miss Ruth Houston During the burry-scurry of these - _ and 314_E. Ford 2, Williams 7. ,Dfficers Installed Special Programs field By The L Dunn fun-filled holidays, she would ne We reserv, ilemorial "A Birthday Wish" reviewed the ZbilSiall Centers: West 15. Cook. Gra:.es nerdy book, -Scattered Abroad, WIlt to take ;derail:ion* against Perry, Mil- • or Public' At Cora Baptist Church fl'oman's Missionary Society Studied Guards: Kemp 26, By C'hurch by Dr R:uth. food poisoning by cv•eful ha-Al- o 7. Pickard 7. of out roa Circle 3leeting T'ne Woman•Miss.,:zary Somey Isere Mrs_ James The hostesses, m/I and preparing foods ler Blalock.. IL-s- Groups At Meeting Miss Ruth Hous- • Aline (0) .0fof. the Memorial Beg tis" Church Voris Sanderson and Mrs. H ton and Mrs Ethel Ward served -Foods can be a source of die- I. D Lock- The home of Miss Weihing -X Birthday Wish" by Mary Forward: Burkeen Unit( has held special meeting, in ob- McElrath Mrs. Alfred Taylor is a delimous dinner to the Cafe Eve\ when the food looa5 tt NATION A on Cheat:Le: Street was the scene Christian was the members hart 7,' Wells 2. Thorn 3. set-mince of the week of prayer chairman Cake arid coffee were title of the =IS- I present. trune sound in appeamince and of the meeting cf the C.0ra Graves Centers: B. LoiShart 28. Monroe, ft •for fz:re:ra mum.ons during the bon study book taught by Mrs , odor types !aid Ciarle.ot the Woman's Association served hy :he bc*stesc. Three common of Lovett 3, Conner 11. nVt7.- - • week Eugene Shipley -at the !meeting Oi •• • Guards: College poisoning to ovoid are staphylococ- et the Preshmerar. Ch.ircr. Auxiliaries the -Tumor Royal Amb .ssaalors and Morns 2. . Cons held Monday evening a: sever.- Tuesday the two circles reset le !Lynn Grove cus botulism and salmonella. Wednesday afternoon the Girls* Auxiliaries of the nra PT -1 To thirty c separate senicir as follows the In- rte Ic.ods commonly affected be salmonella. clock Baptist Church held naeAlay after- is due to Eva I terrnediate and Junior Girls' Awn- 21leet On Thursday staphylococcus organisms are past- Pc • • .... , Wall noon 'at often invoiteu are meats, arid •--..... threeth:-•-ty o ci cis at tbe The Lynn Greve Parent-Teacher rim with pr,0- Fc.ds 14ra W D Amilitiartser present.: Mrs. Noel Me:\igan opened her l'arles the sunheara '''''''''' cream fillings. milk eggs. This ha-- ci I SUBSCtII special church. Association will meet Thursday, fish milk and ed a short talk on -What Is The . home on Olive Street for ere held the.: Predrara at the ducts. meat dressinp and tram: - ' imperfectlyin,t cook- ..d Armstrong's • _month 6.`e ventDecemberSlides 11. at seven o'clock In teria thrives on Ad Season - Mrs David Can, meeting of the Eva Wall comle I..ureCt 5/2C'W r4 the work During Mrs Srupley s Often improper food handling t • • where. $5. talk she school. td coasts. Alen from an ec waits and Mrs. Rex Se-ndergaard , held at two-thirty o'clock_ Mrs. • of the 1^-4he lahhn causes groneta of these organism. egfenng In latturated by shc w!Itt Orvitm's anti All ammo!, and food that is easily INLAID r • different rnerebr•s ar asked I rang Christmas Carols ; Croat Spars gave the devotion. the ecuhtr,es were Ithawit pictures of vori...\...s t:-..ngs. So always remember to wash ycer- LINOLEUM i frum nuts. ntarnina' ted. such as Potato sala -I- ' Mr& Deektir-t Fte••eshmerts were Armed Coun. cookies cs candies bands well and to expectally s-ash e°------...... beaindul candlelaght installs- Wa• m et&arre of " ' j Nerreshrrsents 'LT re -.Need ta LINOLEUM TILE A ...he t.,. and other, tams WIOCS of these aeedsores are MM.]th e eirr:ve land also small gifts for exchange. J those infected cuts arid burrs which °ripe-I"' B. members pre,ert, the 1 • ,ery rare‘-'-'-' should be taken 10 ta°4 yer'''''r to': the nclr officers part a-ere Mrsw. Donald Crawford.m 2Lrs..... Buz_ moy contain germs An- ed pan Mrs Gate Wilkerson Mlburn Outland- 1111 'heduele GA. counselors. Bobby 'Key and Mrs 1 harmful cooked food. c ,eras corducted ty atrs j w &lel.= and adra a Mrs S. E. Mrs Olive re- , store and refrigerate CORK TILE DavidMrs Byier assisted by Mrs. i Kazin,. strpourid Las.rent.e. an& "rm.* either Pre'reht,ee measure A Pria Gemeaba charge New `'n'eera are Itra )t. MoDra_tr. Mrs Cate Wilkerson r-arl Tucker and W" Carca:en I1 the of the Program frigeration of prepared fDods f or . ho Fresid Rex Syndergaard chairman. Mrs la rHss....ma Tounl F/14-01a.t i Director Of I are in Hansford live million- people RUBBER ,„, ae..-earrsent, went, ChattseL Junior GA. Mrs L LI ' the Doran. president the staphylococcic orsanarr.s thrive An estimated TILE rdini a wage In Orral Au:stir. moi-ona ratan Mrs Inds. si..., 011ie Adair. annualty served by the hostess ,i Crossland. Sunbeams', 4 and 5: Ws. I asks members to please note Oa ea 1.-arin--espeeiaLy room tern- I die of .tuberculosis Th. riot • there V.- 1 Ralphael aJnes secretary-mew-1m 1 1 Ots Hatcher Sunbe_arm 6. • • • chorite in the meeting date throughout the world. The red LINOTILE lassete Talk, . 7 and IL erase perature wed th ti becausu i -The 10,w msyle.etrn i, n.et AI A: the prayer service the lith to the 11th. -Barred Cross is the riot- Mrs Risaell rd.:hunt_ reur.ng the 1...,ame et huh s t.._ Byke at 1 ohor.11 Wednesday eveningof the 1 . Botulism is a rare, even more Double a ca ginee he -- bol of the international fight . ASPHALT TILE lutes. .0:la:rm.-or trended at the meeting sevenvurry criock Ides, vema i Inparmecuate and Jurjot Royal sociamaendar 4.- dangerous form of foria poitionlid i The design •o.} •the TuberculoeE. fr What Christmas Take precaufrons if you're °pent a against LINO-WALL duct to Refreshments a•rre '• served oy Allbrifter. gave the devotion agra, I Ambassadors presented their pro.; . Seal which is erld throughout the home-canned meat. green Governoi says he Saturday. 1 beans or ' - the dune a gram Willam ItcElrath, counselor : December 6 i United States tc, rase money the olt of nostreses. M.st Weit-ng- and i Claude Miller - Waf in for corn for the heat :n casuals may to surne ' -The Old Fastuaned t...T.ristrnas the war ot CORK WALL Mrs Mei Hae-turn. Mr Prodfaro the aaturft..ry'aroma- not have been sufficient to kill Santa Fe I Now. ist Othrti salund PatT-4 kir the Li"t4.1c1 .the '54'47 °I the Exhibits" will be shown ry the tams en fkia Id* of Lome Moon and directed , • tuberculosis nee& every the germ. Pressure cooker"' are ad- ITCHI has been • When Gseeler• 'line boys in the other DePartrhebt 01 'tie We'- Year This year it features 11,••••, Governors' portion ol . I - a glow- •:sable in preparing the 100d Or 4 as duo FREE ESTI M A TE camps* man S club at the club house , mg reweave ti the program Slides show.ng the tazialle against a green back- be Sure 10 txul the home-canned ••• tune/ bow i•••7 ed yesterd :rum ...me.. C tkant to work of the Louie Moon o...ering tire to rarie-tb-rt7 0 hi'xit-• . grr.und arid :he red Danhie-Barreet lewd lee .4 obalee•In Mechem • products at least 15 riur.utes before raffetions. sthiet.'• tem 11 the yerlOUS Cross insim.-..a of the n•orid as. b•-•a/tAIO$ te•• Expert Installation situation, t re gm:cif( countries were I Illeaday. Dassealee II sta.! eating rem jr..bl IIIALVZ awl *• Moat. fight tra.rist T.-bete bre t• to.1--WuSDIEB that he'll eign poi i The Matte Bel: Hays Cycle od -al-Leis About 311 percent of an food Ilegaested SOAP rim bele elm :Mitt iI Ili. SUNDER •• .1,••• Officials Me `MSC'S of the First poi tor •h• We r; General likeeings Methodut' Irryst. 0.a* fra.• ••• all• BA /oecause Ceenents: Cbte-ch will meet at the Snidest,. 6•LVII Is wilts. st•••••••••• ▪ rneetmgs of tlae Wild! WONDER enerrues. Ufa fee RILEY'S DP-1'11th: lam Thursday and Friday at the i seven-thuds o'clock Each; j semaiwease.. /.• WIT SALV1 ••• SANTA ma saw - sus mar IR :red tam at • CAPTURED 12 YEARS PLUS TO GO Ges IIIONDKR Noei menicin. s,en_ member is askea twang a 'CM j r•••It• or ••••7 dila at I 1940. 1I I I I MI WI ; W ND= ••3•JP tl tar exchange and a toy far •a PHONE 587 PIMA 1/ Prc'frarn thatmAr'/ras eimrpe.o.1 thaw programs Mad •inx to. nme Sold in TNIII ar:a Diu‘ 9% al:Drug r have reit 1 • •• MOM, ee year hemeteen drew.' had -441, 'Ism Tem Nettnbre Aroimd t• - they age& Ear Wade- Iris the rebelit theme,i • •• Tumher. Deeerseer S 1 Moshe= At the eiseetng bed Thursday I Illis-ray Star chapter 24c, 4111 el Netts afternoon at three c'clock at use Order of the Eastern Saar itj the prime .0m:rcr_ Mrs H M Malrath pre- bold its regular meeting at tbe Attention Mr. Trucker seined the deviation Presenting i tifesceur Hall at seven-lifteri. the program were Mrs.' Meiugm."1 O'clock- `2 - black , Mrs- W Shelton, Mrs. S. . say •• • that for as little as $495.00 dowt By'By Mk,. ,Yorrs Manderesee Did you know statio, a The 311mmay Brandi of the detail The Wars met a: the church only can oat AAVW will bold its regular meet'. arid monthly payments of $57.00 YOU otht F;7ci'd2,: ,..t1L'erT)port,DC'oer. eirl,Itnel procasm-17 teggecone.st ainnoaren-thirtyot the ro.o'cieraoceon tells a brand ne.. FORD pickup? Come in today sac the y was presented natore ji,pmm t-nyo.red a see the trucks that last longer according to actia debensr• PreziurA =IP- drat w--. be the speaker A rem* th: Per FoLlow ,r4 tOr- ilsr LOIS fallow • The public S insurance records. , prIsolg arm t.:uties shawls* the AMISIV7-Pr!' ' invited nine* e -arns t h were im Idrirr Ire •••-• •• • • • Suns bersef:r. .0! irMa. Amiss PHONE 170 or auga stat ittent 'a- Iredneta:e es :GilestS licenetaahers 404 for Chins will Meet Os the riot le iou W1L5 rrseetmsi East wme follows: Ode. ,M11- Arlo WILSON STILES but :-einbees rePor of the Maud Renames.; Siseutarr" at 'Let t' clack, POner- naespition aung W omen s Asionaum • a! teal lawn with Mrs.e+a,rt•tort at chart* :Ian a • al our-thirtyPc ir Ms Pt -36 tikv,a -r sp.ssiu Pons, Road with.a Wr Elmer Col- blockoil m-esislem tne gamete at ter o'clock • •• - • - 441 boled 4 - MURRAY MOTORS, Inc. - lakg cony , • Wednendlay Dreasher 16 . and , H insert as . a. PERSONALS Pleasant Grow DL-s. Your Friendly FORD Dealer are .t Boyd at Mt &Mock North Plc, szomi 6t15 West SE-rrk, with Mrs fred G...ngiors 4 Main Street tht 'Amer Grove s.a.. his ' •ore-tb.rry. Mirray. Kentucky "1 trnn Mrs.libsecr. it an.- hat Mr and M.Niramse Flar•••i, 6thlny cCAN*. want. rid as:411er in: Mrs Senn it Remember only Murray Motors gives the Farr )4.1 r' Firmer arid ditigrter spend this( Thinrellmiliellenaer 11 DOCIIMISOuiTt Rave itawarreannia. 62. Orta wrh pollearnes In Pitt. e ha past srersoin d' trn.s. resitses As The Seebit eitten: =SAL binge after be captors in a dca-ttown Fatah. s a reeta..reat Mora) ALEMITE 30.000 Guarantee r . :lub Penney& Detri, t Mart. will meet with Mr! C. after he and earn other caneets brute ost of the Western a7r• h. a: one-thety0 cliza. vans Stale prism tin P.:Lamer:. YaIte_r-rea-nro ba8 DOT 101 Svs year, ..k•K AI:01 T IT TODAY days Mr arid Mr;. J;nnes Bastre.:: at 17-24-3 ear 'entente for armed robbery. 12eireisaticeim beematilps Se. may NEED MONEY and ctuldret of nerve.. C ol: _ The Lynn Gisifee•TTA ir-.1 InelS 41410 int, nave returned home etc a teethe III the echo, at seven o'caora. - rr.e. with relatives bent ;mewls nose chimge AL note. seer FOR • • • Br tams. .4:lits *pastor of 1frs..._ Walter Baler SUNDAY niet Ire CaBiligi.- Preebytee:sz C.lourct. lam .•-anotel at Chromic YEatt. are Opens Home or11hand For MOVIES r F•r ed. 1:. Christmas Gifts? and MONDAY L-fe Conference it Indiana pea Group II din could this' week. Meeting two block: Mn Ws.ter .1 Baser opened riot her home on the OLore Smairearg The ar.ii Mr•s • Johnny two "Ctirs If So,.Why Not Open Up all_Savirigs Outland tor the meeting or Draw El :v..: sons Ran.r...e ant DMA!. the C-1111.1113•22 Weenier s fellsorM - VARSITY returei t: their 'home mar al the Firs Mosta= Charcli bec. Accogmt With Us Today? in Mini. after & ter Shark Myr Taesday atternood it two-thirty THE GLORY STORY OF 'EM ALL! • with troe-ir pareru Mr and c tame After 5_ W :ter Make Your Preparations for Christmas tnic. and• law derc,tsrie th. crimmas 7 'fen Sam Hencurarth:.,use . and his tbarat s,a, presented tars .1 In Sha S.W.t7 Mrs Rstocipt Thurrna.a. Hcoerz.„7. • • Gift Shopping PACIFIC 7rim were orrornpar-led none by . Kn. phnion Cr,j usual - 8. (UPI--) V..t. and Itri Outienci tor at in- invect„..4 • was. toad "The St07 4 # kirms killed aft. NEXT YEAR aef.r.:te visri w.u. the ...0:4111:ty OW, Othe r Waif Men • Iy Henry with ..rsis and tie•ir- other Aar. Es.gge v•ir.pt rse a mai ant fafflily CANEY In the firs. The onsurman. tins F. wane gia the Pa. memotd at the waseting. CORINNE netnot al • rat UMW Bi\K OF were • berry • MURRAY -are a rase of t.b.o.- peevedDP-bnm* to thePie severiteeIma cun.°e r msenber•s CALVET sato, no: tem. &serve! -_ A :Alec was swim Member and cr.-4 sum Mrs H:uton. toy FDIC car aleepver -1.ous t, 90 the hortemes lert. Basel. and wh, ta esr.e rirtnyton- =kit tri # 1L^s Jack Sykes IS& He so InOf: a. DATEY- di. Brook

He'll Sea Cardinal At first. thought W FRAZEE, MELUGIN & HOLfON . IAIWHATL PRICE GLORY a see lion uasua4mai TECHNICOLOR al trench • wawa to open a amismou.--- mat well% WILLIkeil DEMAINST • JAN115 011.1EASON gat the Mb-eater LAST TIMES TONIGKI err. Noes NedIdled CHARLTON HESTON and SUSAN MORROW Brady Si r 25 feet Ion oma., Salandi la•"THE SAVAGE" head. Pour me • sit Dols Nabs a Mennen Irbil wriie. lam siormasso hurried to aged to i They got HEY KIDS! I'LL BE AT THE udng an VARSITY was dead Again TODAY! and each 11111 shore. Satuurday Authoriti • SPACE c;. • t A r t bL.t boas of blc cluding December 21-22-23 s • Dr. Roll G. Icom. - Mr of Hoi REMEMBER nd Dr. •-! • iniogist, Ca1nittiAl-1246Macatt James Fear\ II you want to win my r.oty -DYNAMITE.- be ,t..••- • • r • rady's d MC-- yrs a.- :Lan LCO C./ A time you come nvinced t!,• A.S.r.,e• Waves as toe hoards • each of 20 Word! or leas telling me . man-Fati ..a Tore Riles: Furniture & Appliance Co. plane it Las SOW ere, tic movies during Christmas vacation. You c.at net Mt at *.! mass •i.• • •. Bolin Si to lebver ar-tubt a: •a.t, from 1:06 untii 5:00 ad 6:00 until ft:00 510 West Main Street Telepbase 587 far Mug, l.seney St P. M. his km Sea Tara. t isterreatamei• at type e Pacifi

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