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United Press IN OUR Zath_YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, January 18. 1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. L.:XXVill No. 16 "Murray Will Meet Morehead Murray JayCees In Two Kirksey Defeats Loss To Mayfield Areas To 'Dexter Woman ,Sinking: Fork Elmus Beale Dies Suddenly • For Home Game Tomorrow ; The Murray Junior Varsity The K misses. Eagle- s defeated lost its second game 40-21 t,. Be Served By Dies Thursday visiting Sinking Fork the .secend Late Yesterday Afternoon the Mayfield Freshmen t e a NI 41 time this season last night by a This Saturday Thursda • at M urra evening in contests and several o on the road Wilkins ef score of 72-54. Murray State's bfrs. Mary Lee New Gym the to finish at the top. Mayfield was high for the game RTA In March. Cope, age 82. _ ,Kirksey gut off to a stow start ; .1. Beale, .,ne of the to, make friends with the. wealthy Morehead Eagles with With passed• • away yesterday' se 2-0 'The Racers returned from 18 points, followed by Rob- at her trailling by seven at the end of eutstanding citizens •Murray oor the poor, Oth -white-WM Ohio Valley Conference ert Lee of home in Dexter. Complications mark Memphis not in the least down- Murray with 8. David- the first period 'but moved irpI and Calloway Count,: died suds col, ored. • will face the 'Murray State son -of Maylelb The Rural Telephoone Associa- were given as the cause of hearted by their defeat by the ;was second for to knot the score 32-all at half- I doily yesterday afternoon at 4:15 • He was coonsidered one of the • Thoroughbreds who are 2-1 tion will begin construction death. , • in 'Memphis State Tigers _105-92. his team, hitting for. 6 points, in time. _ o'clock. • - principal backers of all • phases', OVC play. while 1 March on a, dial telephone sys- Aurvivors inelir?te sine. daught- . Murray played. a . better game David Miller and Sammy If Sinking Fork .entertained His. death came suddenly and oa sports in the city ahd county. Morehead, 9-4 for the Season, in many Parker tem which will serve the Lynn er Mrs. Clay Thomasson of Des. ways than it has so shared second homers for any hopes that Rob •. was attributed to a heart attack. He was always present at, every has to win the game to stay Grove trot: one son Plez Come of far and it was up against the Mur1r4y witl 1 points each. and Harris Grove !com- season Mr. •Besi le -felt" well yesterday game played by tAe -Murray in ..the OVC lead. -Murray, 8-6 Deateri one sister 'Mrs. Lola low of points...egainst best team it has faced this year. Seeing a-clion for Murray Were munities. morning- and attended the-regular Baseball Association during the so far, has to win to have any Hunt of -Oakdale, Kentucky. and Murray Training Tuesday night Murray was. out-rebounded, and Robert Lee', Jimmy McKeel, Billy This was announced, yesterday Thursday . noon meeting of the summer Mad viewed with intere4 hope of . finishing- at or near the one brother Charlie Jackson of would carry over into last- night's this plus superior free-throw Rue Nizy; and Tommy Reeser. by W. L. Parr, neneral Mariager Murras Rotary ChM. He Jell ' real affection the -players .top of the conference. - Dexter. contest, they • were bitterly diss shooting by Memtshis the dif- David //Miller played of the .R.T.A. in Mayfield. • s and a, • t.• otiAl lastlin the Little League. Junior . Seven of the next ten games center. She had . 'foam grandchildren. illusions's', for thse 510" Kirksev ferenee,_ . • . David, Buchanan Parr met with officials' of the ' League and Park Leagues. He for the Racers will be with played center Mrs. Cope was a membei of the ace was his •.oldsself" as he The Tigers made only one and 'guard; two Calloway towns'id the coun- was alsosene oof the most faithful /Ohio Vglley Conference foes,' other guards were Hie,kory Grove Church of -Christ. turned in a 43 point perform- more field goal than the Racers. Bil ty judges' office to discuss folkawers .the' College teams. Three of the seven QVC. Ratites Dan Crouse, Billy Kop- the The funeral' will. be • held on ance. bin..__made _it more --Liao , -1-brow*,- - Reale'a vast pettnnss Vea mer Stubniefteld; an -attel---astpreo.e----nereasary _Mrs knewledge_elf 'will 'be home-lames, and Murray Memphis State &Arley at 2311 at the Linn Si-mless Sinkmg Fork guaa,1- snared 43 re- mmy Rose. papers. He said that 135 appli- the early life in. Murray and will have too win all the home bounds to MSC's 32. Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. paced the 1.;sers.with 22. , laiester-eat- Mayfield can4s had signed fur telephone y-- to retell events tee all the way. The Luther Pogue eendueting. K hisses- 7 32 50 Part .of Murray's difficulty. service- 72- , of • - many - years ago. entieared score was 14-2 at the 'end-of, the in. Lynn Grove and that Burial will be' in the Stewar Sinking rebounding was that Fork 14 hit,i too sireirry-un& made p • the Ti guar they would be secured in Harris oorss 4.0A- were a e"-To take . :at man's- Nhmr-Stop Jet the re half. rove soon.. . .Cwe Linn Funeral Home is' in away from ,Murray players cho 4. MeCallon. occasions. David Buchanan has the high- The central office will be charge of arrangements. - already had the ball. ctice Manning 4. ,Mr. Beale was bore on May est average ler -the team located in Lynn' Grove or close today and tomorrow I be with a • Centers: W. Edwards 9,- Reed- 18, Isla -at --Shikih. .Calloway --. mark. while Robert . by. A meeting will he field Feb. Flight Made aimed atscorresting this Lee has • Ai er 2. . . 1.-Cutull as the son of the late a 5 point average,' The team 111•1 between RT,A. -Officials and- Symsoma des Murray - -will f'a c es Italler Guards:- Crick -8. D. Edwards 2 ' ltilitst- -Beate. ecord is noes 0-2: the consulting engineers to dis- The family mes-ed • to lb Morehead aggregation this year Over The Colts Darnell 43. Adams - Murray cuss final preparation for the in 1887 f Around. World thann last year as rehead has Sinking Fork (54) and he has lived here construction. Parr said that 'the a center and both rwards over The Symsonia Rough Riders Forwards: Baker 7. • Miller. ; sirfee that time. constfuction period ti' amid last 6=6", 'so .; the Pla of Quitman , edited past the Murray Train. el 7. Steenberger- 1). nomie rattendod--- the.- -old` - MARCH AFB. Calif., Jan. 18 about six months which means ' Murras Sullins. 6'9" wi .laga in be a j C.,ells 60-55 in a hard-fought-. Center: Holley 6. . Male and Femaie Insti- fIP .-Three B-52 Stratufortresses, Tom Treas , that the system should beooperat- tute. In later life he traveled favor in the Racer ;fortunes. exiting game in the Carr Health Guards: Smiley 22, Hancock 6. Ameeican's intereoratinseotal 1 ing by early fall. on the road this area hy- The majority s f Murray's play- Building last night • ,in and ----Tha -dAgen - born& carriers, landed era are 6'4" )ar under. new system - will have Murray Training took the lead 1904 he and Sam Foreman • tfree service iii Padlicah established ▪ hbre today to complete the first'-! Passes into Murray, At a in the . opening minutes of the the' Ford ' The Racer's go into the More- Away non-stop jet ,fright aroamd. the later date, Hazel will Ate, be autuinfklitio agency in _Murray. . head game with two of the contest tie lead' 12-9 'at the end world. extended Tor free service Luck Mr Beale purchased- the interest starters still not up to par Tom of the first period and 26-24 at Bro. Wright To ; Gen. Curtis Lemay. command- Treas, age 76, died at Burt. of Lynn Grove, has been el Mr Foreman in 1922 and physically. Quitman Sullins be- his home halftime, but fell behind in the Elmus J. Beate er of the Strategic Air Command. .--efa 'RFD 2. Kirksey, named as a director of the R,TA. Address Group &voted - his full. time'--'o third period to trail 43-36 as the came ILO SC:- the dectes ing bothered by an ankle injury, Thursday. January 17th. Mr. •••. here asvork "1 announced the flight conducted parr mentiened that Kirksey horn sounded.. at-. the end of the and Terry Darnell by a painful He is survived sby his wife, According to Mrs I N• Wil- ; nothing serious wasaupar,lu. , marriedir in_ lhasifoornieriL Miss a simulated nuclear bomb drop %%amid "soon receive the service. third stanza. Is Mrs. Louisa Ofreas; three daught- hams. youth l - leader He returned home and betame. -ju:t bee at roughly the halfway point. -Tarr. a former farm bureau for the! ers, Mrs. Rut hie /fishier The Cult's tight and determi- Sevnth again._ A doctor was called ; --- west of trace Coach Rex Alexander and official' in Mayfield, - day. Adventist Church.' if! • Mi: ficale held a. uniesge prisis the Malay Peninsula, Sin Mrs. Beula disclosed nation in -last night's contest again. While another doctor was ,sein in Murray. 0 BeArmond. Kirksey. that Broi..'Kenneth A. Wright, pastor, and Calloway a demonstration of the SAC Is over the helm. the Racers the RST.A. had 1900 sub- definitely proved those wrong, on the way 111 his horde. Mrs. .Frances Crick, Almo:' two will speak at *the Young Peeples Mr. County. His services were coften global capabilities to strike any ve met the Eagles five times, scribers to the dial • telephone Beale aliparently sons, Rudy and Henry Tseee. labeledle -- theirTuesduap; meeting tonight -isufterse.: a hearteeelled on at dinner Meetings target the have been victorious three!, times. service and would soon at 7:30 in the on face of the earth.", Detroit, three sisters. Mrs. Lee extend swetc'eirncroryhoae‘:..eb .r attack'. and died. He' would have and other gatherings In the series over the years, into church at Sycamere and 15th_. where an The huge eight-pod jet borMaZ Tidwel, St. Louis, Henry County, Tenn. night as "hick.," Coach .c;tarrett --ISFerr- Tit .yeetes or-site have Mrs! Maudie Bro. Wright's subject will iifFivraY-T excellent 'swatter or entertain- era landed at 1:20 p.m EST to the Murray State quintets ;Their main office is located be Ursey. Kirksey, Ora Treas. Bre- Besheer's Squad seems to 'be "Synthetic 18. '` ' -- ent was- needed. --the constant a 31-12 record. at 1041-2 W7 South E,ducatilin -- Will It 1l set a new globe-girdling flight wers, two brothers. Bennie Tress, St., Mayfield much improved and could pos- Mr.. Scale's sudden death came geed_ _limner _made hint a wet- and God:s' Test?" Song • service record, slashing by more than RFD I. Johnnie Treas, Kirksey they empldy .8 field men in siblF he a surprise threat In as' a shock te, has legions. A.-A but/se gue.it at _ any gathering. ten sfadt /Start at 7:13 P.m.. la• half the old record time 'of 94 and Henry of Mo thirteen grand exchanges The bills and the comely teurnament. friends in all .walks of life. His He was a friend too many young business Viiitore are cordially invited ..friends1 hours let by an Air Force pro- children and three great grand are handled through were numberk -in the e,.nseiotis of tho Ordinance To Be Rogers took scoring honors td attend. people and Was pellor-driven plane eight children'. that office. 1 hundreds. Ile had he ability respaffsibility years .• with 24 and McClure tossed in _ he had as an ex• ago. The trip took 45 hours and Observed At Church • He wa.s. a mernber, of Mt. 20 for the Rough Riders ample to, thein 19-plus minutes. Carmel Methodist church. Fun- • Survivors 'include his wife Mrs Saturday morning at 11:30 in Symsorna .. 12 24 43 60 eral Will be held Highway Officials' It was the first /Ion - stop, at the Soldier Murray Training 9 26 36 55 Hattie Beale, and ono sistet the Seventh - day Adsentisi-Creek Baptist church Saturday Dr. R. T. Skinner Requests round-the-world jef flight. The Meet With Syrnsonia '(60) Mrs. Thema.. Bank,, Sr. Thomas Church at Sycamore and 15th. at two o'clock with Orval Easles• Court three - plane formation refueled • Forwarde Ellington 16, Gamble Banks. Jr. a;- a nephew. , the ordinances Of Humility will officiating Burial will be in . The funeral services - will be three tunes in mid-air from Air Highway officials met with 7, Freeman 2. be celebrated, according to Elder Soldier Creek cemetery. Retirement held- Saindey at 2:20 at the First Force ,aerial taekers during the members From Present Post of Fiscal Court yester- Centers: Butler 9. Wyatt. Kenneth A Wright. Friends may call at the home Baptist • church, The beds. will more than 24,000-mile sky-blaz- day to discuss 'plans for a possi- Guards: McClure 20, W.hitis 4, "Jesus Washed The Deciples until the funeral hour. The Linn be at the home until the funerol ing trip .. ble road constmetion program Lyles 2, . * Feet" will be the topic of the Funeral Home in Benton- has in Dr. Skinner. Louisville. The • Rev". George H. Riggs. hour, Although /the refueling points the county. • Murray Trainin0 editor oif morning The Elder will be as- Charge of the arrangements. (55) Western Recorder. Ken-JLetrisville. chairman of the nine- The J H 'Churchill Funteral were not itnediately announced, George Walker, of Forwards: Rosems sisted by the local Elder, I N. the Engi- 24: Suiter 10. tucky Baptist weekly pallet'. an- man board od managers:, said: Horne is in charge sot arrange- it was caculated by unofficial neering District Center: Williams. Mrs. Harvey Hall, office. Paducah. L, Parker - flounced today that he has re- -On behifilf et the board- and n' Ares Air Force sources that the planes, and Ralph McCuiston. Guards: John Shreat quested Deacon. 'and Mrs. Essie Roane More than 25000 trucks, tailers a state Mar-, retirement during t he t Kentucky Baptists I wish Ito ex- which .took off Wednesday from highway advisors agent shall 9, Jerry Shroat '2 current and Mrs. Kenneth A. Wright. and buses are owned and operat- • told dhe denominational year. press appreciation for the service Castle AFB near Merced. Calif.. collet about maintainence He Deaconesses. ed by the nation's a n d *said he has ramified the !rendertel by Dr. Skinner durinil north/of here, had received their .railway lines. black topping processes. paper's board oof managers and ' his 11 years as editor of h State Has refuelling lines somewhere Edgar Shirley To over that the board is seeking . a see- Western Reenrcler." the eastern Mediterranean, again Add Nursery To ; • . Riggs announced that a called over Saudi Arabia, and the _last FIVE DAY FORECAST Guidance, Counseling Part Of Florist CeS"sinram unable at this time too . meeting et_ the beard - will tic Second me over the Philippines before Business IfY state the exact. date of retire- held. February I. 01/heading for California on the re- UNITED PRESS 0 Edgar Shirley, owner 'if Shir- ment." Dr. Skinner said. The erliforiS a •flatfve. / turn leg. • Kentucky - Temperatures for "When of Mur- ley Florists announced tha" lime Prentice Lassiters the five - day period. Saturday today that coinem Mrs. Skinner and may. tract's his . descent le Snow Week Some of the retuellings were ' Work Of through he will open a nursery depart- --•• :.- - • -.-ssees Emmanuel Skipner. a Baptist at night, some in bad Wednesday, will average weather, ment in connection with • minister from England according 12 to 20 degrees below the Ken- It Is w h to Air Force spokes- One of the most interesting Lassiter was regular florist By UNITED PRESS. .- introduced by tucky normal of 36. business. - organized one of- The first Baptg.A. man Map. Jack Steffensen, "but Little warm- Kentucky's programs of the Rotary year was Karl Warming, chairman. of the er each Shirley said the new depart- churches "east .of the •Allegheni1-, second snow of bre this failed to hamper the day but still below nort tanker presented yesterday.- by Prentice roommittee, ment --would open about March in what is now Temiessee. . sok - - which came -as-7-a; sur- operation." mat theougheut the period. . Lassiter. of the Community Ser- A large number of guests were 45 The business will carry a His great grandfather. William e; Ise too forecasters .- dumped Lemay was waiting for the vice Committee of the club. present for the meeting. Herman large selection _of evergreens. Skinner, was ome• ef the pioneer 'num. than three inches in frank- heroic airmen of his command Lassiter, the director of Pupil Reynolds and Dwight Norman breadleafs, shade trees, and fruit Rapt msl ...preachers in Western • fort . and measure 1.4 inch at when they landed. He had a el Personnel of Murray High School, were guests from Paris,- Tenn., Scout Group trees. Kentucky. Dr. ..i. E. Skinner. .1-"‘ns'ille' . citation' ready for them. praising explained that his job' called for and King Dale was present from Rose bushes are available at Baptist minister in Kentucky and''1 Other. sections of the state ap- them for establishing a record not onls keeping attendance at McKenzie. all times. The nursery stock will Tennessee: was the editor's ' parent's. were Luckier as* Coking- that -will _go.. down fath- in the annals. the school high, but that 'also Glen Deism had as ' his guest Holds be balled and burlapped and on ct- - ton reported one inch and Fa- of aviation history." Meeting he was called on for counseling Tom Bellinger of the Chase Man- display in the new redwood lath ti Dr. Skinner grachiated from 'thlrah' Londoon. - Lexington and and guidance of students. hatten Bank. New York . City. house located at the' florist. . i Union UniversiO. Jacksolk. Tenn.. ' nennt'rs'In listed only a {race I. J. I. -He told the Rotarians that the. !,chard Calhoun of Memphis and In Benton Shirley said he is adding to and received the 'honorary at).'The snow-like that which fell Hosick IQ test was given to all students C. T, Winslow. Jr. lit Mayfield his personnel ill handle t h e degree thefts -, . . ! Moinday -.., was crystalline to' give -Sortie idea as to their were guesti of nursers- business The weather bureau Critical Condition Owen Billington. Five in an efficient Mrs. Skinner is - the former - taan'idly dr'' capability and potential. Judge Calloway County memb- manner, 'said the, sudVeri- storm 'blew About Waylon Rayburn h a d ers - Miss Irene 'Hale of Tempo. Fla. in were present at 1Thes monthly frem The corer:Shen fifty per cent • of the students the entire Fiscal Court as his He ,will leave Sunday- to at- Dr. kinner had. threto soms and *he _ northwest about 410 of. J. I. klosick district committee; meeting of have average IQ's he said which guests with the . exception of, tend 4---thsec--lt1ls_ eoneae! p.m • Thursday: night at- Louis- remained critical - *Fs- I30. p.m. the Boy Sceat, at Benton at 01144 last Slate • univereff5s 6 • according 'to the Murray Ifospi- _slate _MCCuistion of the night at 7-00 _Ways-le- in nursery ' et •ti'llo,-"dieughd. tuls-_ 's- II.Y hil first-Iri-fr% -"M. twenty-five per cent are above New Concord District. .. -His Hs pis„s. sessisTisT__Issils_s_s The -e'sv .54:44--erol. errif-t.:e..6s tal ft was; decided to hold next this average arid twenty-five per These. magistrates present lucky Close friends related that his . were months meeting in the basement have included victo-med- ."1„,k' . Oef°re's. midnight'A in''s not Cent _Calvin Pi; T. Skinner i‘,.1 was trnehanjfed below this average. he said. Scott, Swann district, W. of _the First Christian Cr, erator.,..of the .General Association ''''''''''' made it 11 church in B ---40.4.---C44-!..-stree f' were -2"---r- there -in - his ;Work he tries to identi- D. , Steely. Hazel district, Vernon Murray and -sweet erewe-wet-e---oue -17-- 'was no improvement. Mr. to invite all local 1- plan fy weaknesses In a student, Coleman,. oard Dunn -.t" g" t"' "Ili 11"me in ,,I, leais 'esOis-rnstesKsenRIteslr,lc,:s:.iesn ler,hon r(ri 'earls. -sanding end salting Musick is- reportedly suffering point Brinkley district, Lee Scout leaders and committeemen. Florida." • hills them out ha the. student. then Donelson. Wadesboro district, It is o of managers. and dangerous intersections, , from a ruptured appendix and Al- anticipated -that this should Dr. Skinner came too the edi- chaiimarr of the a heart go) about the job of trying. to Imon Willoughby. Liberty dis- bring about a closer relationship Orphan's .froome Commis'sion State police. e ho" reported the attack. He has been un- torship froth the pastorate oof ill nomitriting ands Is eliminate them. If. a student trice and H. M. Workman. Maw- between - the different To Pteach •cornmitt..., f nip , sea\ .a fall al -flank fo ort said conscious for over two daYs. levels of . First Baptist Church. Bowling knows his 'goodpoints and his ray dis(rict. scouting. General - - - " • - Lends% HE '-ooktffr-and - F.aet. Main - Green.' September 1. 1946. Prior Association. member of 1 Street' 1 .. had points, he said, then he or Other guests of Judge Rayburn The meeting date will be Feb- 'then' sanded TOBACCO REPORT to that he served churches in Gtret:i'srgteet'st7'clha--irZt: annrge b"wrd - or "1 went' she can work intelligently on were Ralph McCuistion, Highway ruary 14 at 7110 o'clock.. Here ;by ..state Ljaighway department . Tennessee and Alabama,- He was cam- • whatever problem Advisor Hugh Miller. "f the , crew s early today. The average for exists. Commissioner. George iriformed t he' millet. whickr started the Baptist . the Murrell' committee also act i ve in demominat Meal ...Nes It.„„igh, ess Lassiter said that the Walker of Paducah. setae works that Robert Lamb. The Hess-Van B Dunn. Proachloe ir. Retirement. were sming to tobacco markets yesterday was excep- pastor W'm k in Tennesstte. Alabama. .plars, in the formerly with the Murray Mfg. I be" burp d hers. let a v. $32.18 with a total of tionally "bright- student needs District .Highway Engi- of the Forrest Height Methodist Ile helped ,latinch Hiles" the 181,430 'CW. had presented his excellent am:1 Kent ticks.. ,the !Mil:t- etate• pounds 'delivered. as much Nicilnce as those who neers-Office. and Robert O. Mil- Church in _ Jackson. Tenn.. will talent tor entice virile enerathr -altattl boat house to the Four ` the January 17 Western 800444, begin the..s...Kentecky are slower to, learn. ler, 'County Attorrfey I - - Rivers' fill the, pulpit today, ' They have Council at. the First Meth- Recorded. .br:-Rainner wrote: - Rtudent Unionierts. Major Bill for their use at the poiMie -glinted - a - r extra time on their hands, be- Wallace repnried odist Church Sunday night at "I have literally secretary n a-st Scout Reservation. given 1 c tt*n:Zi Tathn .... He..waI'imriig - cause they can get their lessons attendance .last week wee, 919 7:30. Dr. Dunn is in town teach- fir most sections, all is Dr. Ralph it Woods has 'also' paper and Kentucky Baptists my .1.; member 4.1' in a short time and have per cent. ing a course on the though rising teMperatures were time 1 invited all scouts a n d troop beek of best of' mind and heart, seeking the Missienary Education Cotineil to spare. Revelatcons for " expected to, end the hazard by Weather Headers to be the guests of the the. Sub-District in every pessible way te'advance !“111 the Seta/Octal Baptiet Coonven- training ;fliotn oe- early afternosen,s Teachers today make the ef- Lowell Palmer college at the Murray-Middle school. - the &Kenner of ,,ttr faith 'and eon. "He is a fernier president of To TemPeratoires toelas• were ex- Report fort to develop the child, not Tennessee -basketball game en Dr. Dunn attended Murray to' promote the puatram It he Soul her ta Baptist .Picas' Asso7- . ow( the peted th range- • t.. joist teach the book. Discuss- Soil Bank February State College and married the General from. 25 in° the he said. 13., Associatiom (of Baptists "Htffin • east 4, the ,Special Lowell Palmer will discuss the Plane. daughter of Mr. and. Mrs: how 30, 171 the entral By abilities are - uncovered were made for the new Max in Kentoicky.). And this 1 sought",t- UNITED PRESS Soil Bank Program trona. and western sectiens. and developed., at Harel scout year and each chairman Later-sDre Dunn received to do in a manner %stitch! Seuthwer• Kentucky - Fair with the would;: , as__Ismisville Adult Farmer class. outlined his basic responsibilities. his S.D. and PHD degrees from more completely Et-petted' • and warmer this afternoon and Another part of the work he unify otir pro- Although at one time- millinns traffic, The discussion will be held on Those from Murray were Hugh Duke University. s was mowing .slewfs. with . tonight. High today In upper Ws, is engaged in is to guide pupil's plc and stimulate confidence,imici ssaf bison sro-somed. :the. Monday. night January' '21; at Miller. John 'Pasco. The pester, Rev. at she damsel nomber, of minor low tonight 15. Friday into courses they need, D.4., Neel- Paul T. lo51C-s, reel:met rn all, for all:" - Ncriph America, partly or to 7:00 o'clock at the high school. today there are ,aecidentb. Jefferstm: County enmity' and steer Inss, Major William Wallace,. gives e cordial invitatacin to all- Cireallatiom .bas Pa- 1 wartnee, highest in them around courses they, . ,All farmers are increased 'Itlislos25•04 reported A inveed to at- Charles Baker and, William ot Dr. Dunn's friends to hear' 114 .M"sl ..ine-ITe tio . i , o. .verarl, ."fenner- low 30s. have little' aptneflie for. • - tend. 46.000 to 58.000 since he became sliri,Tvlits • Adonis. - hint on Sunday Are tintieF .8o'verinnVrq I smashingst" h ti t no, Mamie* night. editor. Isupereition. • • . a' i among work-101mnd motorists

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• PAGE TWO. • -- . sot - .. __ THE 4EDGER & TIMES - MURRAY,'KENTUCKY_ 'FRIDAY - JANUARY - 18, 1957 • announced singing of third base- THE LEDGER year. are (lie •for 1957. & TIMES - .. Mantle In --Mathew. lasTh'is year's tot -.tops I.956's ....resLISIIIED BY .1..Entsvg i TINES YURLESHIet. • oar a The Californian hit 37. lecord High %NI lis Sports homers -night guiine sChedule by rune, ,;crussliristiou_uf..Add_AISalESS-1-taasisassii•S Parade ate.1, --Qatalls*S' innes, and The had 95" rusts -bat ted-in dar- but'• falls coneitierebly etval • firn ."-Ilei-ald. October. al 192.IS' .1.1d the West ing 1956,- but is • Ketaucklaie Jiutuai). betting average the National League's figure of By OSCAR FRALEY For Talks slipped from .2E9 to .272. Of 237 Games 259. • Ln.t wit Press Sports .Writer Curly Herd. the whise-ftarneu Outfielder • Jackie" Jensen, the The Qrtoies and Sena4prs -open-- sA_N: puorot Bice er. former l'AME.S C. WILL.L.VMS, PUBLISHER. University of 31arylaacr last Rod Sox Player to come to the season sts -Washington 011 'Horse racing is teals today presatent, was the canstructien On Salary terms last year, waeethe April 15, one day sooner thaa, We reserve the right reaat stay Advertising, to Ursa to Set By League laetters - to the Editor, go modern. Hs rsi r s, 1;u0- ,ftet ists for ET Lornmendante sign his 1957, the others. • ir Fables and contract with the Voice items '..hien is. our opinion are nut for the - year& _ of heirse htte‘h. lthe Man who once, Boston opened on April - bee._ and turned out By UNITED 'nub. The Red Sox also Tire season est of our readers. • • ram:ran:on ;Arid:roil mgaernauts PRESS 'CHICAGO, . • fur the "1:er- .. announced -tile' signings of vet- 'Jan. ,17 A 17 last year and closed on Sept. A ,:..n.dicsk, 4,4- 14.ev, y.,„.,,k ,tepins , ha.. done ins tnitstal niast- Mickey Mantle, 1956 eran southpaw record high of 237 silthf- /Awe .The 1957 Season closees; .one Witiele•TS CO, 13aa triple Mel 1Parnell and I'hilidelphin - a-itet, WaShingron att. l .rful •joli.' Beeauee 1:1-COmman- crown batting rookie will be- playad istelhe' American they _sooner. ile a., art. Ass., Nsw champion, arrived outfielder Marty • Keough, Year,' 307 N.' Michigan c .•0 has. taint. ie as. modern. League during the...1957 eve", Charles: 80 lioiYision St., Beaton otaved• 'in .•ana! as toetiar- in New York Wedriesettay f o r The Brooklyn Dodgers signed , la..., one .f the., world's most, low's automobiles tires as scenic • continuing the fr e n d toward • who; he termed "a preliminary infielders Randy Jackson a n d anterect ,the . b.., ; 111.11 and Modern '-'r i, n a ., as a picture postcard. more. after-dark activity. et Post Off.ce. attieray. Kentucky. for uenenuesulta a.. 1 a c rndeting" with Lee MaePhail, the Charlie Neal, bringing to Douglass Bulldogs ,...„„a• en„gie,.4 in tn,:. stuts,,,.11 - The. one-mile 22 the • Seeoed Liesti- Matter track, with. a Yankees' director of player per- number of pi/Ayers upderecoetract rfhe • Baltimore- Orioles, , who. -_ seazing cateicity of 20.6 al. will Down Paris Centrals mintier, • „ tor the coining sees in, while .out- played 42 night gamed"lastsea- 110.7RSCRIPTI - ON RATES, By Cartter s Muria). per week 2. pe. 11. 1... 1(1e.‘,1-..:1Ingt.'ale'i n ... • ettu.7st an Rel•cylle- aperatt• 4 three times weekly ._ . threuthaut fielder Wail)' Moon became the son, are the 1937 .cirslight chani- asoratt tka. In Calloway 'anti adeerang ceunaes, per se.sr $3.5u, else c.....ettir,g anasterreece the yeas and has The Olcattioman said "nothing lime Douglass +High. Schott. 30.h meirtber -Qc S. Louis -pions. The Orioles. who enjoyen But this is one. shat. aut aimed viable, route fee ri5e. thardt.gh- ! mtich" same out of the contract asiStsgs defeated the Parley Ceti-1W - at. the breds. But Cardinals to sign en dotted a fairly successful 1956 season - 'at-rue/eta.- • this picture plan.!talks with MacPehil, who was trals 73-61 last night. . FRIDAY Wasn't line. at the ,gate despite their lowly JANUARY 18, 11937 For the, pew track. El 'CAMA- breugle Ebeut, wiThrfut atriaing for vacationing Douglass gut. off te a slow Gen- Other signings ftntsh in the A. L. race, vstli S( aialan,e has A gininick inchr.l...! pitcher, point go.ng eral Manager George' Weiss. play Start Ind ied -by-only otie . an it which d.iificOtiritiPlriaters Went 4 Cisiuile.` Johnson, slat' Ori- 47 games after dark in ELMUS is „ to do taungs Broke , Manta. said he plans to 10-9, • at the- end of the first J. BEALE. It origirtatly leave oles; infielder T u •-1957, while the Kansas CO ; for - as stock on the Well Stree. was the brair - New York for in Carroll, quarter. but uppect their !magus • •••• Chicago Friday. catcher Jelin Athletics, whet playe 44 last • boards is off-frtiek betting, -Child of a Florida investment During Blanchard and out- to lead 16-10 at halftime.,,, his weekend visit to the year, are down for 43 1957 and long a bore 1P'nop which' wen. fielder MariotkaZipfel. irs Calloway County lost an excellent citizen 0/ contentien in broke. The Windy Yankees; scored points io lead City he plans to attend a ! for second place, according to - Wells 19 'he. Cr11:2•1 F.'.rtes. through which new group then Lick over ana pitcher Hoyt V.-iihsirn, NSW York Eimus J. 13'eisie" late yesterday. sports dinner at which Weiss and the schedule released ,today by a Bulldog attack that- saw five the mast diloa.ed islander wil1 ' 1.gured that Se.5J.Sob0,eireuld du Giants; catcher Mack Burk and 4. Yangee Manager Casey Stengel league headquarters. players scoring in double figures. Beale was.; a personal loss to-smany be. a lee. tiL sore ae,....beg, and. /us s qt.:' lob. .0.;:y._ were halt eight. pitcher Jsck biassFr,s_VIV.s,istpitts also will be honored guests. Montgomery ,neted 18 points fe peoste ..„ ...NZ as little" as 25cente. • - : 11 coat them $5 mill-ion. 'thee he Washington Senators; 'test , of 'lite. lie remained as one of the IS was learned pace the losers. 111 • Everyone Can Bet , there was upposition from the. Mantle was ole eisar'g after dark champions with old Murray and the feted a $5,000 increase Pougiats (73) new. Al! acsoss .Puerto RictSs tenth ' two 'ancient. racatt .plants which over his 45 games. are sehedaled. for - 38 retiorted- li.s snee 01_ }tunes, asai ability as a and .beeeth. there - . have bean , heal a three-deasitie look 1956 salary of $32500 in 1957. The Indians are down -Wells 19. Ja-ckson 14," Cooper reconteur of em the During scattered 300 'agents who sciii sP..r. in , Puerto Ricts in • Ids intial contract. Antarctica's summer, for 31 night games, one up from 12; Tharpe 12, Willis 12, Kimel 4. rsse Inaat him wrIsidne- •at alrnost any gathering., This, too, And, although microscopic foreas of -sea hie !eke bits for the pool. These finally was bxereonte. it may take last season. While the Chicago Paris (61) • .:sir.• lic.sle made • deep. impression on the young time. the 'coat ahee'undersicie et is and White , Hudson Montgomery- • zat an a •sissrace paslay But 'the') tr.= horsemen Pm Oklahoma Kid a n d Sox are scheduled for 14, • 18, pt,,, - Weiss ocean ice in a dark-brown * e sne -Loraniunity. a-ral was etitisidered staunch and eversbealy is. hyping' to ' get tested that the racing strip was eventually are expected to layer 22, one less than in 107. Ballard a, Bass 9, Rowe '7, Fitz- rich.. trom uneafe suttl in 1111te peanut skinner. This plank'- a The D.etridt Tigers. and- Boston gerald Lewis t,i the: Murray Baseball League • the teack owners and certaiii soft spots 1 e $ . 0 - $0.000 I, 1.- and 1uti•14). . ton-laybe seaks up the right 'deem al the lowliest _sugar had to • be dug, up and replaeea. , rz.:iFe. • heat Red Sox, who have been holding ' ' s.,;:o.s. Lie, as as .onit. or sunlight filtering of the most avid supporters- can .t orker eltn 25 itching pen- ,' And finally to top it all olf, t. Meanwhile,t the through from the lipe for fele•er night games, ------, M i, I w aukee , above. vI .11 s .7- tarreasads_ Fit ayes . melting the ice faster have • upped their 1957 NATLRALLY state Coilege spurts teams. after the horsemen continued' li.ratp--their after - . „e'...... : from the bottom than on top. dark schedule, from MEMPHIS. Tenn. L.- tied. it develZaited that one oi , biggest _stars for the 14 each to Leek counIti.!nee and chekrail remarks, en- 1957 Na- 'the ' the old tracks had a corner an twilit! National Geographic Society 21 and 18. respectively. The New tThamond haul opened a ieweirr League push with .1 h e says. . ?Is- a pre evil tettu WS}, lent MU Shoots- the ,gorse."“;.isirs eland reiteted to. Yoek Yankees ha played 16' store here. 111T1V.-- s let the hoseemen u.,.• them to 'shift their horses. systs 4._turtt aid -and yrogressive , nature For Ninth. But El- Coenxitilaahtii and wris- strimscracd With many _asivarlites- in the progress- its reedy and_ teem now ee- tO. 1i. 11 throug-h tne years. • sharks are going • to isrs.14 W"Ills slim giiclunge at, the beaches. - lease a definite vacancy: in• the Itfe - In A:Row _ 1"4.1•ri • w hit hl will be difficult -tsi an f Muri By UNITED PRESS Sal • Migae. eh. won t h, e Sal Signs games Se the Brouk- SECRET -MEETINGS .sia.__Iludgers_ thaiL_ sagneal an agreement. today Wet figures to .4rc-ement • keep rollifig In the a'arcea lur the femainder."of Peoples suelisas ; tss has . '1957. Bank always been isIert-ift-covering drattv reg_hi bander. who ann it frowns on set..ret meetings, maae an amazing coinebackawith ay is, place .at__ 1,2,0 lay flail,. the State the Dodgers otter the Cleveland knnounce The Follow lug • • a \ Indiaas let Mid in a 'waiver 'By UNITED PRESS :real 'east Mas. qateltly reacnt.ci •". -r• Southern Methddist, once agate • ." .• • • eal itsit .tistr_e_ is. such #. 41 sin.trensent- Brooklyn -Vice the Sou,h....ess's top c:inaluait. tr.1" it. ,Le erese Cr tile secret 4 nstrting planned foe P ▪ Buzzy .Hinzist tur -the rtsticagal' basItet)ta Ssrday. *zuth, at which President Eisenhower believed be )30,y00. (stamp:unstop,- shouts tor 1,s 90, • the- aiat,_fa _ toe s;lie 7tiss----eashsserf-hee- --ittst --presence of 'his im- aiLitlent *Vt.Stsg)". .E5 one of amp...sets, a: e!ill ri tegartied as Su/s at/creme 3% four ga in c INTEREST med,aie ianuis and Vice:President and Mrs. Richard earre high. fer,lepar-ittne v.11.1 be' :etas ON' 12 40 seers old orAteil 26 mrs:. . MONTH CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS v a c:,,uorr...inttiL '14;Al masur league- clubs - has+ as incMusnata...un1185's • tft Sery undiseraible one, peen known /o give away theare'.auxious to mate up at Inc ex- 6:41 I -iSlit1 i'reetatelt Lae-allay. er has gone menee....bet 111 Magee's case • the. pens* ut third-ranst•wl eanafgazay, Ls-s are UM,' ...Lit' hapax. eats, puelt, allele. s"--...-e_- e ti- ieetru_ 'ier _ . sts. t sr The toctgers clutched the ..•-l' s 1•11 a triumph over i cites 2lActolitti Igo outer .istesrdent r.as ,evier TE - had. REST ational ' - League Peanant test ...mush'- ate lone aeleat eenehe , la... *ate 13rueals a ofticial family, ea.,.....ie• i.e.ntucea- on tee ...m- ON SAVINC4S ACCOUNTS ile 1-ezi•s-iesa. a ..1. ate 1 t. fee, alal ur-i's Iareir knows WhY .i.e.odir.g .'resitiant wailer ts' ist•Is court. . &, his ...;... ‘...., sp-tisl. ' C't I' ,f,a-4.-- _N. ae • g:-. Tn.-back his .ssrenirsh faaiIs.. Ba.asi and, Manager sissinu•so, wish an 11-1 revere. :Setter 4.an. agreau es:ismer an. 'aie d.itiee• Olathe .nedet exacting position at it • oss:nect ine (sour I 1r A is;Ssitst. S....A r... not tt.t. %% • 4'0,1. . Lac n it wIthaut See - is.irs4...- ..4.1....nse. as tsisn It 14 .14 lAi,1•1:. Issan tne stretch run Maglie ss wane. SERVICE CHARGES lis pt .,,ss1 tn. n!I'lae• to. li.)r.itay, a January. s:.;- ;1"rr'Perrrrr"Itr-wrm eilihT' t sine ' truauchng a no- 4-ua." aises.r... est CJIIMACI.-t""I4 ; . I • ..• t• ),1 .t„ ,to I f fit:A% spa per BEGINNING people, :eaten ' saint: • alisansit the in dui. Ai, she In 114 .41-1% FEBRUARY 1, 1957 lit ra, n.. • tt' but t.a , a ties. He ..on 13 des.. sd aient .astsst: eau es di, trs • iritends to and I,rs: live .prateci .e •VOUita ..ernea run avtragc of 2.87. 'Iasi. .. I sits i.eI Lnance lot sur 14.tt Service Charge sstss best in to., National Lea- rues ba....rua) i..„ On le.. and ....une ..!. up as 'toe cluba. eArs, Mrs. S:11. iJSr Cashiers sts A% to: e • -Z. Checks .tr, ntuny _af.i tssr.r";- p,:cher 1- • ! z e..• Lilt ea...slit. L....as. tea le if's" le se, lifislhri_z•:. Ire. hili:Al • Of the '...st,,Stsdid.".C. S tna• SAVINGS WITHDRAWAL s. 't "." 1 ," za-at ed to tried- dos- se a 1 tn!.. wss Mtlwauke_e -•!eYetie- %-onrcrene0:-- ist - : arat C.11 mew, stediegs. t't J4111114.0/4 _sten and ;:. tut Bank sscr,rid 1.• Drafts 1. ,it:1t1 S•1 Ak 4 1./ _pis sts. ii!.'!'"P ',SI' had soMe r:ae 4-ti mars, can tit ; "V. trjite.: fist-public ity 4.1; in ill.. ssis ras it -U) us One free withdrawal 1, per .xt.s cinaSet1 ulid.Senes 9 c ,se yankees . beateet • iasies.en IS.Ss its 3-0 1..s. s 1 to $100 .a • Tsi- s •i:e 1 that hits aTarthed tbe .1% lea • feria ;inn lost the WO.. 1-". j.r, ..• 0"; "'•"-k\ 0.011".‘ month g., se when. he SAD up against eareee stellfeien- Llarartew.n 1./i re Laraine S perfect • ..:11 -• a win.... tratinpri Nt.1V-414.1 $100 le :Is urf to $200 25c ictisk to) eX 10c per withdrawal _ after first 'one the Dr/tigers r(a • terl (..1111., • st•st w sin siisi it. seems ../.1 urid.zr csr teas,- sec ,saa ii..•..• per month. 1.1rit; S'Xsniisit; rank- 11:1/.• S;1.. 1. Carct.eata elier -• "ler4 ittee it et s $100 to $500 50c -sr!: 3U p.e.)trs tri the tekl. ,s... neck Js soca 14‘s 1 ne :See Vent (jianii;• mst- •sia .sleU 144.:1 t... ,r•;sitto.s tr, .the Ks.. , fere a,s0.. 5c per additional hundred esseag,,, 51s,.050 • ,- it (lett I,it rut e during' l'N.X announces, sums ti:14•1. • • • ois:srl: t. t, 0.1 rn, psis rib I, L,) Lair . Service Charge On '. • ,r. ...ea aeo r plos .,. I .1s •uesni..s •• sst,r.!. sie.Snet Ps • tinrr.- 10,1,>1 , nat.olis- 1, Llia';frrLS11:;:n'il,d1L .a... 4... boo. „,. •. al• ere_ .1litatateet . :sits...4 .10 ItS 111L,1 a.. : igntlft; - Active AS's • ',aerie-. the L.raves • 1 co .t. . CERTIFIED 1. CHECKS . ------nes ltiaost: 5.--0• ..1 ..tih tip.- 11* I. Li s li• Jr . , .1. r-s • is ss'Istutss • B .s -41...--„Ve 0,01s i.00 sc,x - - - 50' .(J?, 'to $300.00 J.Ullit bras. Checking Accounts - , , • s • a•.• 10/.1 ar, „•yeengsters . 4 - tS. .n • 1ht leadiog ''.. •.. oi A.:*IA altil• ,.. to11.iii/:. . 11 •pa. 10c for each additional • - • _t s rss. ,i s/0 I \A A• LL.2, ._ -.r t isir,nas SCIletiult.S hundred - - - . with balance under $50.00 .• A ii i I On t44 ..!, 81 Iit /. .fre•, 1 lig A i, 1 ',,-i-i... "'L. i-44,-- 04,-,;••1 *0 -..tt .., 'ettii 1 Z . 00 .4' • I,- . ears I,„ ,.,.' ., , S .1, s srri.“ -1.1s,-''1.41Voir ' Ago This Week 4 30c. per moc.1, I Ledger .. "!•_. the. and Tirnes File _ _ .A.•/ CUSTOMERS • - *- KIN g laude %%ell kiiown insurance man of•Mur- h.... ties set up * (*' I . Lis ov..ff. otrae on . A:: -save .t, the the west side of the squat's 11.11 `. . WW1? tiklOt.1 Shop, . :„Ios to, sot g Cashirig Anti Out Of County Allen celelirated t her 91 nit birthday .,1 - Jassittly : 14. ths-pite sistr age- 'she is NOTE! very -active and she • ts , ;s-rd• fee, "rtial*' dosirs. ewe- ettals And Kitts. • No Charge on I'''.4tI111 al Checking Accounts s,stss ',sr:. I CV servives as ill he •ondueted. Checks.... tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.. if tat- -lite Joni,S,"7114.. alit. Balance is $50.00 or Above. I 1 /1I-1 itti011 COM- died Sunday night, Jaliw- sts3,12s'sit hi.. home lief 1 . rts d. • tissift. it, .Allte.h.. . Asit.., Urssisiiierir is mast -that Tatters Radiator 1r - : st.i.".11:;11 ;1.11 Shop ''It Sitsishi has rit.e.hporchitsed;.6s! %II on 'Repair Shop. The sinnsin_ess 1:0c per hundred or Charge iStsitt on ii!rs' • to ..1 on th 1 Overdrafts ,Oell at Mittittity% or Se- tree -Station and. will be one- • rat. d I 1 111114..1' ant .Wontlrow Wilson. Mr. (iiinger 1.1, e near future. 10c minimum charge per • Returned 'din* Cheeks )1: Jatioars 2.1. 3y, 31 anti rebruaty I. Kirksey wi;!- att-sisistr-rsnderd FlasketliulT l'aurna- I • '1,1.7 :S. 1 • r-ts ,..t.nd jos or 1114.111 • A.I'plr't.v- iit!ale'ls It/ or 11 teams hits e bee s check 25c per check , A li4.ituti,si trolois . -aid. •1t is will he -warded the winni.r., is nissiately. sifter she -champiOnt.lrip ;faint. and ,„,r .,ssralton all on tbs. •• 01 1s.iSJ'S.' th V- 1.1chi7X. the -,t. . words, "Winners of Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1. • int ,1-4411410- th'.`-44-teT.1.111.... • 1ndeptdoitt l'ournatment of.. 1947." • • isss • 7

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Army's Corps Wen:. it not for the Murray i n April ' By more and more to liberal arts of Engineers has probably panic and do the wrong United Peeps Staff Correspondent Mrs. Clay Cools is suffering devised Training Celts, Kirksey , High. on Sept. students, reelarts Ward L. Taylor a lumber-buying plan thing, according to an Ohio ex- Dr. H. C. Chiles HOLLYWOOD —Seven from an injured hand which she could probably boast >see. one of the University of Rochester. that enables small firms to bid on perts, unless they familiarize -of t h e years ago Janis Paige couldn't now has infection. She is being state's highest scorer. Taylor, -placement officer, said godernment business in compara- themselves. with the following But the get a job in the movies. Today treated by Dr. Ross in Paris. slow minded Colts just the number of firms ngaging tively small lots. It works this measures: - - won't 4111111001 .110W the Cinderella girl has staged a George Jenkins is better and way: .permit little Rob Darnell to fat- Kingdom Righteousness fectly. He came to manifest the liberal arts graduates is still far See that everybody is out of triumphant comeback. able to be up again. ten his average at their expense. gs In the Sermon on the Mount deepest meaning of the law by below rtne:nerman. demand for "'suctions" are held four times the burning building. but . . . On an MGM sound stage the Mrs. Ella Morris, has been sick a. year, Christ set forth some require- the life which He lived and th- enginters, and scientiste. usually in Atlanta, Ga. Do not attempt to remove litre- The trals red - haired, vivacious singer is the past week but is feeling some latest feat of the "spoilers" ments for the conduct of Chris- rough...His sacrifice at Calvary to "But, Tr he added, "the under- Before the last auction, lumber stock, machinery, or household finishing a better. (high scoring Benton could well tian disciples. He chaflonged them show the end toward which the role many a beauty men recetve anirouncements that goods unless supply of new technical person- Mr. it can be done with- bear to that flamer was in up- Scho to a much higher level of ceremonial law Pointed. would have given a mink for — and Mrs. Tell Orr carried the Army was in the living nel is compelling ,industry to the market for out exposure to smoke or highly setting Kirksey after ns„,ceil-m alrf than that which dancing with Fred Astaire. , their son, Rickie, to Dr. Hah's about first ac- was common a- In verse nineteen Christ deno- realization tgat 'liberal arts grad- 26,000,000 board feet. The heated air. complishing mong others. But the road she took to reach in Murray Saturday. the inconceivable — unced those religious leaders who uates can be employed effec- Army is the purchaser of lur)tber Call the fire department.____rhold slow 1. The Influence this movie success is full of more Mrs. Jack Key was in Paris Darnell to a mere seven a of Christians. were minimizing the importance tively in inaey manufacturing for all the armed forces. Use whatever first.aid Matthew ups and Saturday for a check-up -flie de- 'points. In the Calloway County ile point 5:13-16. of the commandments. It is cer- processes downs than a soap opera. with Producers, wholesalers, brokers partment if adequate orientation Dr. Dunlap equipment you have, Christmas Tournament, the Colts he first Christ used two very familiar tainly a mark of wisdom to do Out Of Job who reports that she —all lumber tnen and on-the-job' training is pro- representing but . . held the Eagle bomber niragin things to set forth the real na- and to teach the law of God. CM "I left Warner studio in 1949," is much better. firms—arrived to 23, vided." with their own When the fire department which is ture of Christian living: salt and the other hand, it is an evidence the actress said. "I was as cold Mrs. Clara Wicker and son, far enough below par Taylor. believes the ever-ad- $5,000 mandatory bonds. comes, let trained men light. He likened Ghristians of pathetic smallness as last year's Ancil, visited Mr. and Mrs. take over for the leirksey star. to lead to to break vancing turkey. I didn't Cliff Each man wrote his bid on a and keep salt. Salt serves a number God's commandments demand for college- Grooms Friday out of their way. iaw five est pur- and to tea- have a job: night. simple form every time Before the poses: it keeps trained personnel that began in a lot was If you can re-enter the build- M.T.S. game Tues- figures. things sweet and ch others to disobey Him. "But you find you have guts Visitors in the home of Mrs. fresh, 1951 will continue for at least announced. "Runners" collected ing without exposure to deadly day, Darnell had passed the forty it imparts a portion of its 3. The Superiority of Love. when you have problems. I start- Ella Morris Sunday were, Mr. eie ouints to another year and perhaps for #h the bids and gave them to C. V. smoke or heated air, mark in 4 successive outings. He taste to the food with which it is Matthew 5:43-48. ed singing in nightclubs and Mrs. Glenn Orr and son, close as V indefinite period. to make Claycomb, who 'is auctioneer of many windows still maintains a healthy 01°)m1xed thus making it palatable, It is well known fact that the Mr. and Mrs. and doors as you 33.6 a living. It wasn't easy. The . D. Key Mr. and the Army Engineers' per game It whets the appetite, it creates Mosaic law enjoined upon all the He said the UR placement of- South At- can reach. average. . drunks. . .once was sitting in Mrs. Warren Sykes, Mr. a n d lantic Coo;ier a thirst, it serves as an antisep- duty of love for neighbors. "Thou fice already has rekeived an district. The successful If possible keep an emergency a hotel in Birmingham and I Mrs. Oman Paschall, Mr. and The Elite Tin Kline' 4. tic, and it preserves from corrup- shalt love thy neighbor as thy- "overwhelming" number of re- bidder's name and price was an: 3,000-gallon cistern near impor- said to myself, 'what am I doing Mrs. Douglas Vandyke, Mrs. tion and decay that with which self." Leviticus 19:18. Certain quests for campus recruiting flounced a few moments later. tant buildings. . Name Team here? Who knows I'm here? Gloria Jenkins and son's and Tol, Ave. iery 18, it is mingled. Salt has corrupt Jewish visits from business firms Who The auctioneer can handle Contact your three out- rabbis taught this and cares?' Miss Helen Huffman. insurance agent Darnell Kirksey 534 33.6 '7, Fitz- e standing properties.—penetration, command and then added the goveremen1 agencies. nearly 20 lots an hour. The bid- immediately. McNeely Lynn G.'. -"No matter' how rough it was Mr. and Mrs. Milford Orr and .. 405 2/1 13 purification and preservatiiin. It admonition, "and hate thine ene- "And We've had to turn many ing lasts about three days. Buchanan N. Concord at times, it was all building to- son visited George Jenkins Sun- 333 20.3 exists for others and it does its my." Assuming that an enemy away because the engineering Competing WArren Lynn ward something but I didn't day. Bids G. .. 261 18.9 work gradually, silently and in- not a neighbor, they contended recruiting schedule for real- TheArmy 1956-57 ize Mr. and Mrs. Warren said no Solomon's de- Prichett Almo 258 23.5 conspicuously. that the commandment to love is that at the time. I didn't Sykes filled," Taylor added. and Susan cision is required in the case of Dairy cows on a low-fiber Stubblefield N. Conord 234 14.10 P— Leah Christ referred to His blowers the latter implied permission to know where I was going. were dinner guests of 4, Figures compiled by the UR 'Mr. identical bids. An assistant crum- diet are less affected by high Duncan Hazel 228 14.4 jeweirr as the light of the world." Now withhold it from the former. "Once in Montreal my agent and Mrs. Henry' Sykes Sun- placement office show • that mem- bles up competing bids and tosses temperatures than those on a Rogers Mulvey Trg. 218 14.8 that His bodily presence 'is no they reasoned that love was for called. Bob Hope had seen me day. bers of the 1956 graduating class them on the floor. A second high-illaer.,L research showed_ re. elnitIon_klagel.--- —163 _ 103 Junarer manifested, Hlt. neighbors and that hate was for sing Id New York and wanted •---Mr--and Mrs. Te11-1711T—Itid assis- were sought by more employers tant picks one up at cently. Paschall Lynh _drove 145 furnish the only light this world those who were not. Such teach- me to fly to California to be on sons, spent Saturday night with random and • AM 10.5 and received more offers with announces the has. Without them the world ing was an inexcusable distortion his TV show. And I was also Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kennedy. lucky bidder's higher starting salaries than name. would be in utter spiritual dark- of God's law. In fact, the Old offered the lead in 'Pajama Mr. and Mrs. R. D. key and those of any preceding year. The lumberman ness. What a glorious privilege is leestament taugt the very opposite. Game' on Broadway." granddaughter, Susan Sykes, likes this in- formal. auction better the believer's of giving' forth light In sharp contrast with this ter- et Janis and the musical became visited Mrs. Ella Morris and because he Need Printing knows, within a Fast? to the world by reflecting the rible misinterpretation of the in- a happy hit. But even .1he stars George Jenkins Friday afternoon. few minutes whether he has Then See Us First! -true Light. Jesus Christ is the structions given by Muses, our on. ten have to worry about stay- - Mr: and Mrs. Ralph Galllmore submitted a suc- _wily true light, but cessful bid. He He shines Lord taught His followers that it Broadw ing there. She left the show for are moving to Puryear soon. then can decide through the lives of quickly what 'You'll save time in the end by putting those who was their duty to love their ene- a Ty series. It wasn't successful. Mr. and Mrs. Oman Paschall other commitments ft know Him and walk in His foot- mies. By His He showed• he can make. your printing up TO UR iii the beginning. own life ' .1,AC,le,.,9AVER Ignored For Movie and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Key steps. He will shine through the us hew to do that very thing. A bidder also 'We're geared He United Profs Drama. tdItor • "-Then came time tor. the movie visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren is able to repre- for, speedy production. lives of all Christians If they will had many and bitter enemies. sent more than one • NEW YORK —API— The lads version at Warner stoudio of Sykes Saturday night. mill overator. let Him. Each Christian is respo- They resented His teachings, so- By so doing who put together "Happy hunt- "Pajama Game." Almost every- Mr. and Mrs. Carnol Boyd and he can compete on LEDGER & nsible for keeping the reflector of ught His life and eventually put bids which TIMES ing" ain't done right by our one connected with the stage sons visited Mr. and Mrs. R. D. an indivdual small his soul clean so that Christ may Him to death. While hanging on dealer heroine, Ethel Merman, but the Key Friday night. couldn't touch. Many small shine forth unhindered. the cross in pain. Christ prayed, show was asked to repeat his or star, as usual, is doing all Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Paschall businesses now can gain govern- We are expected to witness op- "Father, forgive them, for 'they right her jobs—except Janis. She lust by them so scrape along visited Mrs, Ila,Paschall ment contracts they otherwise enly and boldly for Christ with know not what they do." Luke for toaDoris Day apparently be- and couple of years with family Sunday. would have lost. our lips and our lives. What our 23:34. Thus He gave a very for- the income cause' the movie-makers wanted from a Mr. and Mrs. The Army said the auction Lord desires, and our world ceful demonstration of His ad- hit. one big boxoffice name. Joe Thompson cuts of Paris down on paper work, needs, is a genuine, positive, ac- monition. "Bless them that curse The libretto that the experienc- "I did get a twinge," Janis ad- visited Ancil Wicker delay, and administrative costs tive, righeous and useful life. We you, do good to them that hate ed and usually good Howard Lind- mits. "But I really didn't care Thursday night. usually found In tabulations are to shine freely, fullly and you, and pray for them which say and Russell Crouse have too much. I didn't worry over Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gallimore of formal bids. However, The conspicuously. There is no thou- despitefully use you, and perse- turned out is sub-standard for it. After all, it's still the role I visited Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Kisr formal bids are still used when ght here of proud or selfish dis- cute you." This command was in them, but that wouldn't matter created so I'll always feel it's Monday night. lumber is procured in large play. Light does not shout about perfect accord with the life of our as much as it now seems to were Lowell Nance has sold his amounts from it few western itself; it just shines. Those who Lord for it was for His enemies there a rousing, hit-filled score Doris Day's victory meant not place to a Mr. Barrett in New corporations. will not hear the gospel preached that He gave Himself. Obedience for Merman to belt off the York. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Uuder the auction system, College Beauty back defeat, but another victory, for the Army said, should at least be given a chance to His Command takes on new wall. the shapely Miss Paige. H e Sykes are living on the Nance keen competition re- to see it lived. sults in good meaning when we recall that all But the score created by a new freedom meant she got anotherrreed place. prices and a fair Fulfillment of The Law. deal for 2. The for whom Christ died were His combo consisting of Matt Dubey opportunity—to star with Astaire all lumber firms. .1&allbew.1:12e.21L . enemies. Salon "But God ,carnmandeth ,}1,91ol4. Karr.Wuxi, alfnisat- _the Meek Xelejon_ of another To avert any pointle 'siWirtd-- • 7 11 His love toward us, in that, while to hold its own from time to time Broadway hit, "Silk Stockings." erstanding concerning His own we were yet sinners. Christ died and has nothing extra to gloss The role was created on Broad-: attitude toward the law, Christ ter us." Romans 58. He He not 0 FOR over shortcomings in other de- way by Hildegarde Neff. Popular Records AN A TO WED ANNOUNCES THE ADDITION OF spoke to His disciples in the hear- loved His enemies none of us partments. Miss Merman is sup- ase was offered the stage role ing of the multitude and told would have come to know God. By WILLIAM D. LAFFLER BERGAMO, Italy 'IP — Pretty posed to have selected this team in 'Silk Stockings' tut wouldn't 20-year them plainly that He had not Such spiritual exercises as th- United, Press Staff old Brune Valsecehi herself on the basis of a little leave 'Pajama Correspondent come to destroy the Law and the ose which are set forth In verse Game' for it," NEW tearfully postponed her wedding television work the YORK-6P— The small Prophets, but to fulfill them. 44 are beyond ability mere two did for Janis laughed. guess every- today. Miss Valsecchi the of her, but ambitious Bally Record Com- received Carmen so she must Reeder sought allay any have known thing works out if you just give a notice to report for Thus He to Pre- fallen human nature to perform. pany has made a bold- move into military part towards what she was getting. it time." induction because local judice on their Him The tendency of the carnal na- the field of lung-play recordings. authori- and to incline them to receive always give another NEW MATINEE IDOL ties had erroneously registered Hair lure is to as It has issued five LP's that give Stylist From The His teachings. good as he sends However, Jo Mielziner, the noted -scenic her birth as "Bruno" —, a male by an authentic cross-section uf Jazz Christ did not come to destroy God's grace, the Christian can designer, turned producer to pre- Pilot Takes To name. • in Europe--specijically in Eng- 4 the law, nor to brush it aside as obey his Lord in these matters. sent "Happy Hunting," and he Virginia Farrell Academy Air'In Bare Feet land, France, Sweden, something of little or no signifi- Many Christians have demons- has not stinted on the physical Belgium and Switzerland . Detroit, Michigan cance, but rather to tulfill its li- trated that it is a poisibility. If matters. His own sets are bright KNOXVILLE, Tenn. —411',---A WINDS WIN Most of the emphasis ACQUITTAL teral demands By 'keeping every God's love is in our hearts,- we and gay and lavish, as are the Knoxville pilot, in a sense, feels is on the new school of point of the law during His en-.. can and will love our enemies. costumes designed by Irene Sha- his way through the air. cool jazz and the WASHINGTON 111' — A judge Miss Reeder, a former intermediary rhythms dismised Marshall Countian, tire Christ fulfilled the law per- While the natural and easy thing raff. Abe Burrows has done as Twenty-nine-year-old Harold between a drunk charge against hot and cool. William R. has been much as anyone could in the right who has some 500 hours Thompson when he a hair stylist in Detroit for the But in the learned what staging, and the dances and musi- otal flying time,, on his record, "Belgium Jazz" al- made him tilt. past year. MARIE'S ADOPTED CHILDREN bum, which is. handled "The wind was blowing She is now available for ap- cal numbers have been super- flies barefoot in order to feel the by David awfully Bee, there are hard and I only weight vised with skill by Alex Romero vibrations of the motor in he( some really hot 119 pointments. numbers that pounds." Thompson told the ma- ^ and Bob Herget. Luscomb 8-E. Wright is deaf. reflect the moods of the late 1920's gistrate. Besides Miss Merman. the show • The stocky pilot, who teaches especially "High Tension." Shampoo, Set, Hair Style has one other outstanding asset, at Tennessee School. for the Deaf. S2.00 Jonny Keating and at least so far as the women are said if forced to wear his shoes his All- Personalized Hair Style $1.50 Stars are featured in the Of ISAMU concerned, in a real matinee idol n the plane he couldn't "get off English IAD album LP. This is a type as the leading man. He is the ground" with it. big outfit, with a flute, oboe, Fernando Lamas, Argentine who Wright said his feet pick up English horn Have the Natural look TOTAL end bongo in addition $3.50 has carved out a Hollywood ca- :trariations in the motor's opera- to the usual instruments. reer in the past few years. He ion quicker than a person with Actico Costa Theseliiis HAIR STYLIST - CARMEN acts well, is wonderfully romantic sound hearing could "because leais his All- ' REEDER Stars on the Swedish HEARING GLASSES looking and possesses a nice bar- here ii no distracting noise." album, Claude Bolling and WEAR NOTHING IN THE (Al itone voice. Wright lost his hearing at the his All-Stars — OPERKDORS — represent the French The advance word that this was kge of 17 and learned to fly and Hazy MAICO of MURRAY, KY. Osterwald and Sextet LUCY BERSHEAR a devastating satire on the Grace afterwards. He had some diffi- proclaim a AUGUST F. WILSON LOU LEE sort of Swiss neutrality. Kelly-Prince Rainier nuptials of culty in obtaining a pilot's li- 1113 Sycamore ' Ph. 1355 ESTELL EZELL, Owner 4 last spring is not borne out. That cense from the Civil Aeronautics event is used as the springboard Administration. for the story, but it disappears At first officials told him he Stateside, Eddie Condon's new almost comepletely after the first 'could fly only when accom- anthology prompted Columbia to act and the whole matter has panied by a licensed pilot who issue 11 portraits of Eddie's been handled could hear." friends. The album is MARIE McDONALD'S adopted children, Danice Karl, 6, and Barri gently. called "Ed- About die Candon's Treasury Karl, 6, take a look-see out the window of her Encino, Calif.. h. Merman Does It five years later, when of Jazz," as is his anthology, THE to NO What all the excitement's about. The neighborhood was I. Miss Merman plays" a 640,000.- Wright enrolled at Gailaudet and it is one of the during-1m kidnala episode. (lniernetioria1Sosiedps 000 Philadelphia widow from thea-College _he Washington. D. C., finest of the current samplings - wrong side of the tracks bent on he dropped, in 4 CAA head- of hot Jazz. Condon's lineup getting her daughter accepted on quarters. -That 'Wei oil-Monday. Includes Butterfield, Cutshall, ULLES CONFERS WITH PINEAU Philadelphia's snooty • Main Line On Tuesday, Wright held a li- Russell, Davison, Hucko, Wettling, Going to Monaco 'for the wedding, cense which allowed him not Schroeder, Sutton and Page. The Calloway County thej: receive no invitations, and Only to fly alone but, to carry numbers are standards. mother vows to outdo the Kenya; passengers. by getting an even loftier pers.:in- Wright sits in the cockpit of iven hotter, in the New Or- age as mate for her daughter. his small plane with his feet leans meaning of jazz, than the However the latter loves a young resting on the panel that separ- Condole tribute is "Stompin' at Philadelphia lawyer, and mother ates the compartment from the the Famous Door," which is Vol. discovers that she is in love with engine. This, way, he can detect 2 ' in the Vitt label's Dixieland FARM BUREAU the royal personage she has se- finy incordinate functions of the Festival. lected to be her son-in-law... motor. The "Famous Door" is an o74 Words are pretty useless where Wright said he drives his car French Quarter Night Club on '.3PVILL.. • MEET IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Merman are concerned. She car- and rides his motorcycle in the Bourbon Street and it is there ROOM ries the show, both song and com- conventional manger—with his that George. Girard and his amaz- AT edy-wise, with frequently limp shoes on. ing combo can be heard. It is THE COURT HOUSE 4saistance from the material. Vir- amazing because the combo is ginia, Gibson, Gordon Polk, Leon NEW YORK Steve Allen composed of such youngsters as Belasco, Olive Templeton and and his"Tonight" NBC show Girard on the trurnpet and old- Mary Finney render able assis- will originate in Houston, Tex., sters such as Clarinetist Harry tance in important roles. on April 20 and from Fort Worth Shields, brother of Larry. who SATURDAY on April 23. was a member of AFTERNOON the Original Dixieland Jazz Band. SECRETARY OP STATE John Foster Dulles is howe with French for us to do is to love those who Green surfaces on One of the most Foreign Minister Christian Pineau after they conferred for two love us and to dislike those who Mars, as- unusual I.P's hours at the State. Department in Washington Pineau told Dulles do not care for us, such conduct tronemors believe, are caused by now in circulation is Shelly that new "troubles" may erupt over the Sues Canal unless Dome does not surpass the standard a scanty water supply melting Manne's latest work. Shelly, a ti- technical questions are resolved before the waterway Is opened. which the publicans maintained: from the poles, which quickens tan of modern jazz, and his - Jan. 19th at 1 P.M. Pineau said that France will not recognize United Nations' "Inter- In loving only those who love. us, some form of vegetation. Vast friends put a twist, into, eight vention" in Algeria, which his country considers a "private matter." we do nothing more than any reddishncher areas are thought to tunes from "My /fat Lady" ordinary lost sinner would do. be deserts. (Contemporary).

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_ • JANUARY 18, 1957 Vs. ;E POUR _ THE LEDGER & TIMER —MURRAY, RENTUCICY , FRIDAY — An•S••••••••,.....•••••• -••••••11.1• •41•4111111MMIYININIMIPMO• , •••=•••=ammomf • -traits. • - Haaseltitse Class Mrs. Wapiti' Wilson "-Meeting actorilaught Me Pa- Of Memorial - Church Opens Her Home 'Hence. In Making a molion pie- Activities She frequently must shoot Film you tilie Club, Nevis' Has Regulai' Meet lFor Cliih Meeting • again before - By RON - BURTON-- essisesyees and over • Women's Page The Eastside FlOmernakers Club HOL1YWOOD--41!—T1lin di- yse obtain the egad quality y'ou hos- Mrs. Lester Garland was held the January meeting with tess for the meeting of the Ann rector - H. Potter, 'Who raises want. I feel Mat you've got to Mrs. Wayne Wilson as the hos- you're .. Phone 694-M-4 or 763-j Hesseltine Class of the Memorial champion labrador retriever dogs, have the same patience if Jo Burkeen.1.41itor. Wedslwao Loefla tess. Mrs. 011ie Adair presided across Baptist Church held on Friday, says that much patience is re- going to get yOur wishes the. slusaineSs • session.. K. p L January 11, at seven - thirty quired' in working with both act- We thoroughbred dog." • 1 -Ms. G. B. Jones and Mrs. e'clock in the evening • at her ors and dogs. Potters work and -7_ Arlo Sprunger gave the. main Training Areas Scarce Homemakers Club ocial Calendar - - his hobby bring him in constant p. lesson and demonstration on S McCARTHYS ADOPT A BABY contact vs,ith both. Potter recommends firmness Has Regular :lleet The.. itssisring devotion was "How To Rework Spring Filled and understanding in directing an Thursday, January 17 given by Mrs. C. J. Bradley who Cushions." • eNew don't get me wrong," he At Overcast flame actor, the same chaeaeteristics he The Wadesberei Homemakers react Matthew 4:1-11 and made said, "I don't intend to be disre- - As-a-.part of the club's citizen be: to bring Bryan Over. with Mrs. W. S. comments on the theme,"How. spectful when -V Tiimpare -act-SYS gays most 114,4,1as:e4 . The home 'of Mrs. Club will meet shin program, the homemakers prize labrador ,,was To 'Resist Temptation." with dogs. 1 knouf that a high out the best in a east .on Whitrtell Avenue Jones at ten o'clock. are preparing to aid in civil hunting trials. • 0 • government official received retriver trained for the scene of the Janicra.ry meeting • Presiding at the meeting was defense in every way possible. much unfavorable Criticism, when "Just *as it takes a studio sev- of the Pottertown Homemakers The Home Department of the the president, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Each homemaker is asked to he linked -dogs and people. .., etill...Seitts=about three—toikake Club. Mrs. W. frt. Ladd. Jr.. Øvei Miirray Woman's Club will meet Allie Lucas and Mrs. Mary Boyd attend the Grouna Observer "I believe that dogs ale not a star hunting dog out of a pup,It dent. called the meeting to order at the club house at two-thirty led tbe opening and closing training class at the court house only arum's best friend but also he said. "You ain't, even guess and gave the devotion o'clock.. prayers respectively. Mrs. Mavis and prepare themeselves to stand- have a high degree of intelligence whether you have a good dog on- --Mrs Maynard Ra-gsdale- dis- 0 •_0 Lovett is secretary of the Glass. watch at the observer tower. plus many charaeter til after. at leaststwo years." ctised the Civil air defense.train- In the abs.ence. of the teacher, ingratiating - The Vorhan's- Association ei Farm women have a great many ing session Mrs. Overcast andi Mrs. Joyce Byrd, who iS ill, Mrs. Presbyterian Church demands on their time, but it is Mrs. Clayborne acCiaisron vole- the College Lucas has been substituting as will met-with Mrs. B.1'. Scherf- felt that this program is too im- unteerod to serve at the watch the teacher. NOW! bus at eight o'clock. portant for the homemakers not tower at the appointed time. Refreshments were served by to participate in the work. . ends SAT. the hostess to The lesson afid demonstration the members • Mrs. G. B. Jones will be the on "The Tieing of Sptings" was Friday. January 18 present. hostess at the February meeting. given - by --Mrs-. MeCuis•ton. The' Tile !slew Concord Homemakers • The lesson Will be "Making reading lesron on Kentucky Club will meet with Mrs. Mason Euzelian Class Has Draperies." Visitors are always Parks and Pfaees of Interest was inady at one o'clock. welcome.. givess by Mrs. Ladd. in the ab- • • 0-4 4. Monthly Social At • 4. • • sence of the reading chairman, Johnston Home - WHY. HELLO DEAR! . Enbertson. .-- Saturday; -January 19 Mrs. L. - SENATOR Joseph McCarthy iFts Wisconsin, and wife lean show } ,Circle Juniors WIBURN, Mass. —AP— ,When A potluck lunch was ,served *The Woodman their newly adopted baby. Tierney Elizabeth, in Washington. She's Mrs. E. D. Johnston opened HOW CAN YOU TELL THEM TO BE W.O.W. Hall Mr's. Helen Haley lost control and to the eight Members and one will meet at the -five'ereeks old, weighs 10 pounds. They adopted her from a New, her home on Main Street for the GOOD...WHEN THE GIRLS visitor. Mrs. Pat, Darnell,. -.Mrs. at two o'clock. meeting ot the .Euzelian Sunday her car Ciashed through the wan York foundling hospital. (International Sowadphoto)r LIKE THEM BETTER V.,rfeee Elkins was a new mem- School Class of the First Baptist of a firehouse, the Most surprised /i • • BADI ber. Church held on Monday. January person, next to Mrs.-Haley, was WHEN THEY'RE The W.O.W. Circle Junior Miss The February meeting will be Of WSCS Recipe' Of The Week 14, at seven-thirty o'clock in the her husband, Fire Capt. Joseph Strrority Girls will Circle II with Miss Delia Outland_ Club and evening. Haley, who was sitting in, a have a joint meeting at one rets.At Home Of For an • 4. • • • • economical and tasty chair just inside. • o'clock at the W.O.W. Hall. s. Maxedon • cut of meat, a' pork shoulder The guest sdevotiotTal speaker WEIS Mrs. Zelna Carter . - roast 'is one of the best. It a ,for the evening was Mrs. Harry El- to 6-found- shoulder is--tinere-Hartmether-wiwr gave -a- -Inept ti,Itl* • hostess, FVr- UDC 'Monday. Jlowery 21 • • at 20,8 WoOdlawn was the scene tett with • than you care to roast, have the spirational-devotion. MTS. Robert-- Homemakers Club *of the .errieetng 'of Circlet'II of The "Jr N Williams chapter of 'The ' ,entry *meat "dealer slice off several Jones, president, presided at the withirMrs. Alton Cole the Woman's Society ofChristian eOpSd the 1„:ruted Daughters Of t h e willmeet steaks for later use, -suggests., meeting. Service— of -tries 2- Methsdist SAL Coritederry-strittt the iturne = . - Mrs. Pearl Husk, Extension' ape7 C;AMCNS • lsits MINE° e • • • • • qhUrCh held on esday. jaiss. Mrs. ge na •cialist in foods at the Vnivimsity, Duting the-social -hour refresh- tuary 15, at . two-thirty o'cloc Stneet 1 on Wednesday, Ilantuirv Tuesday, Jaely 22. of Kentucky. A savory .dressing ments were served to the twenty, Gro'N'tt, ornetnakers --rae Iced opine sheen at1tt the seserr persons present. 1) Li/ 18. at tv..,;..thirty o'clock the . tvill meet withlest Xenon The eh-airman ssf the circle. final touch - Members .of • the afternos n. - ' • rlub group in . Crawtonl at two clock. Mrs: A.':F. Doran, opened the charge Of the arrangements were • - - *tufted Perk Shoulder Roast In the absence of the program ; • •. • •• meeting by having the group Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Wells Pur- 5" to 6 lb pork shoulder "Killer's Muir.: - Star ehaptei -Na/--433 irreperat- Tits- bordss .Prayer in dom. Mrs Graves Hendon, • -Mrs. Scott, -the-i roast Mrs. Eastern Sias, *ill unison. Mrs. Doran read a good Albert Hale, S. • group enisved a diseussion of 4 Order of the 1 T salt Mrs. Otis Lovins, 'regular. meeting ,at, the tele froni the Methodist Worn- Mrs. Opal Emerine, Stonewall Jackson:5 life, hold its t pepper Mrs. R. L. Kiss" was Go -Through sJ.„ Refreshments were served, by Masonic Hall at seven - thirty 'an which "Lets 21,4 c soft bread crumbs Seaford. Mrs. Alton McClure, and with 'the hostess tits . the members q:clock. Together".,a new xear's medita- 145 t sage• Mrs. R. M. Lassiter. • ' • • • present. • • tion. nsssi pappar- Man's Diamond Ring FRANK S1LVERA and IRENE KANE rsa ta anion was 2 T fat match all ant gave the available to the program leader 1 12 T chopped onion Personels engagement rings ‘11111.1111111111111111111111111m111- issm Co'ossiaos A apples SPECIAL PROGRAM! followed by prayer. . Mr, and Mrs. Claude Ander- 15 to 250 4125.00 Remote the' bones in prepara- S Other articles given' were son will have as their guests this I tion for the dressing. and rub 4-Word of Greeting" from _the weekend Mrs. Anderson's "Platters & Pictures Bettg.Rose the cavity and surface with salt- sister president of the Woman's Divi- and and. pepper. For the dressing, brother-in-law. Mr. and - ON OUR STAGE - Ton Service, Mrs. cnirnlis._salt.,Mrs. Harold" Fleichman of Nash- Furches r,u,gi I 5.105w.; Uy ,T5,55. combine soft bread. Each SATURDAY' 10:30 a.m. • , pepper and sage Melt fat , viRe•- Tehn.--TFiCrieichrnans have. JEWELRY don and. "What -MY Religion from v• +trying pan," add onions *nd !just returned New York. Means To Me" by Dr. Ralph W. brown slightly. Add bread crumb vehere they spent the past Socknian by Mrs. Edgar Morris. E. Side'Sq. Ph. 193-J IL 7 s--st - dressing inside the pork roast three weeks• Both irsieles were very- timely and beton sewing or lacing the ' messages. edges together, gradually work- The Hostess . served refrsesh- 4ng. in the dressing. Do not ine.nts_e_ tray . fifteen ritheraritrs pack tightlY. Place pork. fat I and one visitor. side up, on a rack *in a shallow -Pan limos ered. Roast without Rebecca Tarry_ls water. at 350 degrees Imucerate uveni, at 45 minutes per pound. Speaker At Meeting Turn roast occasionally, and be First Baptist sure it IS Well done. Remove, WMS String-before Serving. •-i "Fleoe'eca- Tarry was the speskr r at the meeting of the To 'serve, place- roast on a • I W. ssin's M. loner:: Society of platter and surround with half- ' I rss: ssrs• Baptist Church held inch thick slices of apples that I gently after coring • Tiarday, January 15, at the Were cooked a in a syrup made of 1 cup of . ch\irch water aricr'S cup of sugar. A , :lptaker ....he, is., a home cherry placed in the center of fret Washington and each apple slice adds to the , presenled a naost Ore.;▪ n at, ractiv eness. ;end in'eret,iing talk on n FicJ. f the' Menu. Roast pork with apples, ha reau -2:10w-11 and mashed potatoes, gravy. buttered and carrot strip!: •-i-er.seo pl.LiTeS of her work. _turnips. celery 7... Pat lLicke't gave the de- cornbread, butter and blackberry rell. with her Scripture reading 5: Praims 46. Harry Harnpsher rang the solo, "He will Hold Me make two more.' ;.iTaTetti.t." ayttiri5f4h'_o ivrim- was •,-cle IV with Mrs. Pearl -limes s 'he IC•ader •shu introduced the , Parker, presc- 123rd Governor r.•„ is'esicte-d- at the meeting. rrecing the invent's a pot- ',..inets was served to ap- - 011r,asnsi5' tif'y 'pe'rsons pres:- r The gr ,up -honored htus ;. t7,c- • 'A 1' h a 'miscellaneous ! r at the meeting. • — • a • •' TV.NOTES (4R-K Thi, Desiltri in It will turn - a:. ,th, r 13 fi:rns of. theseries I syn ass-Tsetse W krittni4 • 1-ls•-s,'.rit st rur.i.iner The pro- .Command- performance for 140fetr-•the'Stailehaker Golden Hawk puts you in FASHION CUE: .rn, starring tinesssinamit Wrist- i FAILLE SHISATH COAT... v.as la.'t summer. command with ,upereharger for extra power. the instant you tier,' it . . . • I -lender sheath coat in gleaming Silicone Finish Feeds Modern*. (7.sene4 _Wilde- wit: turn up on 1. Oinruitit,1 with Twitt Trattion for drifing.power in. brrtb rear wheels; • f the • Fattier Rest"1- puts y4sti in- -- You'll wear it even for formal, affairs, it's so beoulifully %rams this searsm, playing a anil puts 4011 iti cdiiun hId with die most effective-brakes. hit yotirseff in.commaild styled by Betty Rose:. Deep sleeves taper to a slim wfist. Rounded er,•y a h g. in, ,IN.e.Fd With 0..r• V ,ung's 1 V family. tabs at the neckline gleam with buttons of golden • of a Gohteu Hawk at 'your dealer's, today! 'vine leaves centered with thinestcses. Full rayon taffeta lined. .;• V i ..r fi..rge. one- , • . be 'on ; Water repellant Block, navy, nude, red. Sizes 6 to 16. c II ii 9 is ni

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.1 • 1.957 %A' ;FttIDY" —14 • TANUARY -18, 1937 THE LEDGER k TIMES' Z- MURRAY. KENTUCKY Le Pa- PAGE FIVE 1 pie- In the' L-P and E-P versions PRAISE ROCK'N'ROLL shoot -4 has gone over the million point SINGAPORE - A ngwes- Lef.ire 1Two Courses Be4fonte in sales a phenomenal mark for paper reviewer said toddy he 4a y you long-playing waffle.. Each iff_found -that. listening fa rriclen'ziall. got to -1 his other alburns----''Mark Twain", bands has its compensation be- Open To- and you're SiñgsTA "Belafunte"-has moved past cause "you are never Bothered across the half-million pole. by the crackling of oandy wraps, . • s, 711 • What's snore, within the past pen in the next seat. "You could - Sick Shows Types Songs few weeks, Belafonte has hit not hear a machine gun over io per word for on. day, knInItnum of 17 wirds for 110c -6c the charts with per word fr the*, days. Clessifisd.ads are payable In advance. three best-selling those bands," he added. By WILLIAM .gwA•tig • singles - "Jamaica Farewell" By WILLIAM EWALD ."Mary's Boy Child" and "Day- ing an pants, $299$2.99 values, speinal for United Prase Staff Correspondent A, VERSE FOR .THE LAW United Press Start Corresponderit 0;" the last a tune which other RACINE, Wis. II? - A traffic .ics he FOR SALE $1.88. Boys suits /12 price. Loves 1 WE ARE LOADED on Hollywood NEW YORK al -When a Ty. LIVANTEI) NEW YORK It? - Harry Bela- performers have cut under the violator paid his SI fine with _bring Chilsiren'a__Shop, .119C headboards. While _ our supply show gets sick, two courses .9.11tes riding On . the crt ni title, 'The Banana Boat Song' IGO pennies_ ancL'a poem:. "I hate brador For lasts we will give absolutly Free, -allow-it to dies or ciii the new Sale .Cheap, one large size, COUPLE TO STAY with lady for pso craze, wants .."Calypso, true salypso, is is to pay this ticket boys, but what trials. ALL GIRLS FALL dresses /12 a bookcase, headboard and legs in a doctor. . no part of 11. Duo-Therm oil • heater, with company, separate living quarters. healthy music," said Belqfonte, else could I do? (1 sev- price. ,Entire lot girls .,oats with the purc of a box spring Don Appell,- at present produc- "Listen, litrn blower. also one 275 gallon oil Rent free, a singer, period "It treats of topical events with . So I -10tushed down to my take price. Hats $1. Special! Socks truck patches and and er-director of his own ABC-TV "' tank, all in good inner sp ng mattress. This I sing ail. types Of folk relVe.. • healthy irany and has a free- basement condition. Mur- Ii9c wood free, pay /12 light bill. Near effort and' made these just pup values now 4 tor $1. Isores will give you a complete bed --"This Is Galen Drake"- -.English, Irish, Israeli, from swinging .style. It's Lumlfersico., Inc. J17C -Spring Creek. Call 465-W. J19P a kind of for xuu." guys , N Childrert's Shop. JI9C for the erice of a spring and is one of those doctors. Over the every sec-ion, of th wood. I -living newspaper. - un- mattress. Crass Furniture Cu. past haltsclozensyears. Appell has don't believe in be:nri coltish -"The trouble is, I'm afraid YELLOW CORN. R. H. Crouse, HOUSE For Sale. 3 bedrooms, , • J2IC answered distress calls from a and I don't wanT to" '1)e known the same thing is going to hap- HEAR near Cole Camp two SOW Ground Church. baths, large living room, variety of performers including as the guy who put ,he ilai! non to calypso that happen.- Phone FOR RENT 949-R-4. J19P kitchen, enclose- dback porch, Irnoge,pe Coca, Red Buttons and in the coffin of rock aand so-called -rock and roll. It'. CHRISTIAN garage and store room. Lot(100x Orson Bean. he said. • ; I3ec(me a caricature FINAL CLEARANCE- UNFURNISHED apartment, three Bus. Opportunities SCIENCE SALE. One 20; in one of best residential "It's a heartache business, this -As a matter of fact, my two itself once the fast buck gu:, lot boys rooms wj.Sh bath, convenient. T. jackets, $1, or. lot boys sections, midway between college L TV troubleshooting," hop on it." - confessed big records right now aren't HEALS jackets, $3, Electrically heated. 306 N.- 4t1'i. one table boys shirts, and high school. Phone 1335. FREE CATALOGS. Each Appell today. "It's not calpso at all-even though We have had is LA of sham Phone con- like being every- 8:15 EACH SUNDAY A.M. SI, pants l,t2 price, corduroy 6324. J17C tains calypso. in . J19P hundreds of businesses, a play doetor on - Broadway where body seems to have hung that the past, sa:1 Bela- On Radio Station WNBS FURNISHED Apartment, farms and income properties you can keep a show out of town tag on them. One, 'Jamaica Fare- fontf. "You remember the furnace - also - heat, private bath. 304 S. 4th St., throughout the U. S. Specify type until it's ready. ` well' is a west indian folk bal- drew sisters' 'Run And Coca 11 Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle Cola?'...That was. stipposed, to bt C6ROSSWORD PUZZLE' one block south of Post Office. and location desired. Deal direct "On TV, you've. got to produce lad. 'flies other, 'Day-O,' is a WSIX -TV - CHANNEL 8 4 calypso," snorted Belafohte. "But IMI__1110311 12101131MM See Mrs. B. F. Berry at 300 with owners. U. I. Buyers Digest, Mu-fled iately. The trouble is, west. Odian work song." • NASHVILLE -A4.1110S3 34-1/,elyetilke 1608 it was just synthetic. 'fabric OWN= CliiICIEJ118 Souils 4th.. Phone 103. J21C Hillhurst Ave., Dent. 573. you% just doing patchwork. It's It's no secret in the trade Each Sunday 1:45, P.M. 1-Iniptecatioa 35,-Serap OM. 111511Mig IBM Los Angeles 27, Calif. 1TP really an exhausting job - the that Beiafonte, Who has been "It was phony in the *time' .. 4-Cripples 35-More secure iiiilaki11213 kind where you around for 10 years, suddenly way that 'Somebody Bad Stole 40-Water passages 1301311111012 can wind up a. 12-euhivated 42-Experts (slang) NOTICE hero or a bum in a few has emerged as number one De V.F')edeg Bell' was. Both are land 44-Abrupt DIZIP311=1:1 1.21011111113 . short (pl.) weeks." challenger, to Elvis Presley for departu ,s from the true ca- 14-IndoUnit• 45-Comb, form, LenP Acruldro LOST AADICATE article dawn - & FOUND the title of hottest , singer in the lypso tom in terms of melocii PRE.V1-11‘. IS-Sis (Roman 46-Suffix, denoting A Appel}, only 35, carries some TAX-eBOOKSare nos' open for busihess. structure, story quality an, number) action NIMIUMUN wide-angle credits. He has acted • 47-Lord 00710- MOW UODUI listing of 1957 real estate and LOST: One Hereford steer calf. According to FCA Victor, Bela- treatment." ereatUell '48-Note of seals in radio, TV, Broadway and the 49-Perlaler who "' EOM MUOMO MMM personal. property taxes. Be sure 400 pounds. Strayed from Eddie fonte's recent album of/ calypso follows army 131131•30130 movies. He also has drawn pay KNOCK BEFORE ENTERING 1)1-Church service e your taxes are properly listed Shroat farm January 11. Call 11-Infested al-Labors as a WIZIRE:161Ei as a burlesque straight man, so- drudge We with 1031 after 5:00 p.m. bolster it quick. Theys. RAINHAM, England It? - Bus THE DESTRUCTIVA TERvArrt the-galloway County , Tax J21C cial director, done to 76-Behived ones ,53-Secret meeting nightclub emcee driver John William enicanee 54--.w Doti• • ylants Commissiorsiter: during thesoont,hs Jaye me $10,000 extra to work" Hamilton d Broadwayy • noel_ 2-Chalfleah- of isusiseXy Lind Pekruaiy. s_1404.0U-P ...- with and -1,Viia '=did -was smelt - s x - 7,- 7!t-Ciimpass point -DOWN , is*-k --W-4T4C/A4T A SitOT dirqtor.- lrEEE- 1PECTION -Wirer in Fratwe -- . big production, give it splash." •'cause he tried to visit his girl to-Cut - 4 -His First Job 12-Part of -to De 1-Want by canoe ' 6-Teutonic deity REMODEL YOUR horne, office, SANTA ROSA, Calif. Illi -- A Appell then shifted to• "Free. - friend's home. He was arrested business place, we have His first full-dress TV job was after he was discovered trying- TERMITES 1-nratifled. built-in young man 'walked into a liquor dom Rings," a comedy-quiz ef- a Insane in 1950 as producer - directgr- 1 3 A C 6 I I.'9 a° 4-More. Tappan electric stoves, metal. to drive his bus into her house.. 7-51nn'i stores:. leveled i'..Tevolver at. 4l8., fort that was, foundering after _ , KIN•111•01•6 boats, wrier' of CBS-TV's- "Vaughn Insured—'' nickname out¢oard motors,. _archery, bear fire weeks. He got it through 1441cessed_and i• 10-Swords saki Ws-- MarY: 'CaPlIant Monroe Show." -It ran for a year AMARILLO. Tex. es-Airman fishing tackle,. Texaco gas and and then shci„t some juice 11--Artakturt red and, demanded w h isk ex...and and. as .0 result weeks Us Kelley - +:/"/„., oil, &Iv !cif and hunting license of it. he was Paul G. Deering of Niagara, N.Y., 15 • color, money.. - - linto "Sound Stage, a dramatis- 13-Feeling sold here: "You're too young." .she called in to troubleshoot on'Stop has learned not tq open his mouth Phoode 441 19-Fruitless Eris Carpenter, Shop, show that was stumbling. il ,9 7/0 z 22 said as she- handed him $50 The Music." during a wind storm . Deering. /./. Zo-4iray Concord Rd. Phonez 819-J. F9C 724. 22-lilstrict but. ristur0s to • let him ta-ke a "It ,was , wavering,' --recalled. ,, Create, New characters an instructor ars-Amarillo Air 21 . a Attorney Then came Red Buttons," Kelley's Pest 24- Villages SINGER SE'WINt., machine rep- bottle of, wlifiliky. He fled with Appell. -"Its ratings were drop- did s:i Wednesday to an- ,70.27. 23 23-Eniounters resentative in Murray. For sales, a cartoni. of cigarettes_ instead.- . ping and something had, be sighedAppell. "iie had been on sweer,Bas a student's question and 30- Myt hniogicat Control ,-6.• Ill0Slaters service, repair contact Henry .. — to - CBS-TV for a year-and-a-half ture -out m-• his mouth,- .,„. / 31 - 1 ieelared Trent, 408 9.- ksh. Phone 1650. and was in deep, -deep trouble 32- Remo, of harden TFC His rating had skidded. 4/ 13,--Klenhant driver "Well. Red likes tq thirek • 34 34 'himself as -a bolt burlesque" per- 16-1-nnIt desiide t40T ICE all. k forrner. but he's not. I decided 42. .4i 7/.4' '14-Cull, meters Until runner notice none Red should try for warmth rath- 37-Slaves the following, daily lialiers wi SCOTT DRUG CO. < 31 ot scale er than' the _big _laughs In. 13 _ 1 41 --eta be sold at Rudy's Please 'see. t favorite weeks, we must have fired 14 6., ...... 1 So -initials at 34th drug store, eating place "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" Prto-Ident or hotel for your copies. Courier- 'writers-at one point we were .43 St--rt.trrium - - .puiting out $6000 a week for tremena ' 4 Journal, Commercial Appeal, Pa- I W--riters and, couldn't get 30 min- Corner at 4th & Main. Phone 433 seasaraera arm swes.... 2--Brothar .1041, ducah 'gun-Democrat. • PRP utes worth of show. "What we finally did iv a create two new warm character, for Red-the belhop and Hass: - berry Buttons. We changed Os NOW OPEN!! I - show into a . tabloid musics: !comedy., His final rating was ser• • s good, NBC grabbed him for the next season." - I McCord Sinchir Service Appiell's last. doctoring call was S i fc'Jr Martha B WAYNE ROBERTS_ . _Raye. "But I refus- 4th 8c Pine Ph. 9141 • Murray, Ky. ed." he said "I hope I'm through 01956, Bouregy & Cur' Inc.. That's lovely -Ursula Thiess making eyes at publishers of the sew SO% el. platributed by King Features swan- kest& Glenn- with troubleshootihg now. I've Ford in this scene from "The Americane. A Tech- clidn't nimer got this Galen Drake show and I's-- Your Business Appreciated -letter anu spun.. lie you under kcPy, warm its sic nicolor story set in -the Argentine CHAPTER 22 .Zach mo- pampas where like it. 'Ibis business of doc- ' or us .(Masi , him "11AD itt-Tt. It:s et.e to his guar - stand ?'' violence is, always lurking, it shows Sunday and toring in TV is just one big SPECIALISTS IN CAR a tionec '.owaru the west Not with WASHES & GREASE JOBS Lets atter making a oriel re- . ettao...-oudded, his mouth Monday at the Murray s- what S .,Jrnin .. Drive-In Theatre. headache for the doctor." Handal, at.iiiit the 51.11144m tone ituna.„11 went ott. .?MI to Colonet Chad glances at the sky It' — - — -and was tasting, off Taste a 4.11(.24.11 met, t can t allure] NANCY Indian fight Was Macke, ano more threatening when Lack ',unit mute. l'he cativo that made by ernie Bushmiller L ma neav'y jacket an tnan i" nan oeen a te%. minutia -The Cunnel wants you. Loy- isi. ati-scs ...AV :I. I large anti they More in. ftily tonnv„.up Iron, betore Fie said dully, - I GUESS IT'S I WONDER tinant." ne sato. Won I .tx,,,ei , -----. rs, AN GEL CAKE_, Few.:1,sze, stopped, ms chin anew - "I just saw mm" Chad said us. "Mebbe a real Dakoty duster," SEEN IN THE WHAT KIN1D . throat f o i *SIC oelligerently - 71-11S IS MY "What does ne 24' sni now r' ?..alt' It said lie shrugged. "Iris yore OVEN LONG CAKE -That renegade is worth a Chou- OF A "Durino i nad a teetle palaver party, Isootinant. I °rung you F:RST CAKE . 61"z- I want nis scalp." ENOUGH NOW IT LL titm WIG- you---"tti ano trien sano BE with „ 1 'Yes. sir." Chad said. the way - he starts hanker-di lid you corn- Chad moved forward party.- I tote nun I'd dee-livectua -Take Cut:airily. landall said lack nad gone Before he reassed 01 the .,,N message ' i'He itriuvs• the tanu and ne acts the toy ridge that De- _ 'netif-lndian niniselt. It ,,ot. and the SICWN camp, Potting, on ,11111/ jacket again at....,ut tween nim see that your name ri nes hands and Knees Chad wall*,1 oaeo along tne iucceeo I'll edropped to favorably to nead- crawled until ne could look trench to Randall S office and la atentioned and - ' upon trie tepees. Fie lay kn am on the doui. Ttie door piasters. down . . wouldn't -flat in the snow sossisl, Felice,' open. ' A' tirl'orable mention belly ridge ran to his telt in • kautlieutt, come in. ' help a (frau. titan, •shao tota turn • rhe , 'tome .n. ano oft around ' the thibitect with bell The thoUgni occurred to ntm semtrircie Ilaridall s lace was smaller, pairsso, ridges (lave- a usat pei naps Randall wanted rum - camp R est tenient. "You don't of the semi- out of the way tt seemed the 'stuck otit te the right minute tc lose.- • ' whole picture - the only itigicai explanation tor an in- curie, making the and ch,sed SO. Chan -stepped - like a large letter tr. v OP - Al 1iePO I else order Ake this lock something 4- Oellind bim. He stilt nail no -eigresss-sessaisa.antee____...) COP "V bp Ward h. • ,•• (fool ask.e.j E. to expect He said. .- a that all, sir?" Chad Wee what It there was to tete any success . "Yes, sir.-- grimly • ABBIE an' SLATS by - Stall immediately here. it would hinge entirely on Raaburn Van Burge -After vou left, I had a Calls -111hat's all son't wait tor you surprise And to gain the element CuteUerly •- The wfiiisla ambled Chose. unhans THIS GIRL HAS FOR 4* with on surprise ne milsl lake his men. THIS TOWN'S REALLY GOING TO SEE DID YOU HAVE AN RE-AL GONE, Randall 'lie Loki toe about all winter.- . - • out pi' • • • • dividing ',.IWITI AS etose to SOME EXCITEMENT NOW THAT YOU'VE INTERESTING DAY, AUNT AB6IE- . BRAINS:YOU KICKS - had without . BeRlIVIUS. Hc sold the telloit possible before their 0.K.,YOU LINE UP SOME RIOS ARRIVED, ROCKY. ROCKY, DEAR! THINK I'LL TWO WILLING SURE,' twin. and they at- The trail of Use Indians led the camp as ••• a brothers a was known to the SIOUX. YOU CAN TRUST-- AND WHO TAKE MY TO SOIN OUR, Do von Chat) ano ma men do•vnri‘er prcSenc,s I'M REAL GLAD ' ways travel together men find ex- . DON'i PANIC v - EXCLUSIVE skirling the -edge of the euthank He returned to his YOU TRIPPED ME UP AFTERNOON -- understand wnat that nd-ans. Wn side Chore was noth-' plainer; the may of the land, draw- EASY, AND IN THAT ALLEY- NAP NOW; LITTLE CLUB Cheat"! YOU let the other one get on its tett following ing a map m the snow with a wit- WE'LL MEET "' ' ing Yerillontfliettlt about BEUEVE ME,' 4 away braves rued low stick as ne talked. HERE AT was to Marne! tie would tilt path Cut Lip a So Ile snow was Soon Chad started up the ridge, MIDNIGHT! Mame, ne thought. lett bendier Bit. a. The always .be to others following in single file. assist naepeneo. arta ne weicho4trs.1•4 down. rhey. had not the no matter seemed to Chad that it took what Randall wouia. -I/ Peen marching two notirs oefore It wondered group..field up longer to cover the distance along tr.Trirlaiere kilted. it -didn't mkt- Zack. wading the hand, signifying a Ian the. main ,adge and down the _____/11)_ ter, ftandAll_ would find someone his reglit 5a-Id. -Tne InFun's, trnew hetwe.en the smaller aleva- to evianse_. .:". . - "Siiih'ite."-rie- ' . else piece. Watt till lions than the et:1,d of the trip . "Youll nave fo get him," Ran-- canip is yonder a yellI Mee had rhe detail rind been forced dyit•-1tm....4_....g •Cntil we gel WIC .1 have a took-see Cache In stifier rtsirt ot- tite-7-w0y,-- ---• no end to in the brush.' He jerked a hand . other one there'll .ue they fay furrowed ,In the pounded a fist towarda ciiiinritOt willows. ,tfia- OM troutite." He whispered rteitihtt,i in- getteng Chad obeyed while Zack went snow, Chad into in open nana.."vm lrst tepees and his terry stride - .. atructions Hit the 1A4 tired ,of _ oeing nenned up l'W a on in - the line 01 kill any brave that made an sp- bunch, of Wilting. What kind of Chad glanced along .1. _I Donovan., pearanee .rhe note Would. cer- army nave we got up hare men. rolliver. Higgins ar nu r k e, tainly twine other Indiana out of LIL' ABNER anylioie,- O'Hara. Flannigan. R by Al Ca Schrivdt, McV.ey '!tasking Dun- •theit 'iortges The men 4 were to "You cant 'send men out inn, three. ._____ammeniennoons Teller. Brown the crearn ot stay tr pairs or groups of HAIN'T ET NO'MU BAJT, NOW THET ALL HOPE'S ., this Kind of weather. sir,- Chad c,.ain. openings 24 HOURS LATER — garrison They met his gasc, concentrating on the BE.CUZ GONE, AH MiGiAT'S WELL DIE SI said -It would ne 51111e,le even it Ara. Indians as MUSHROOMS, Indian's flinging their, arms around and anc pa•Ving oft the HEALTHY - there Weren't any . DUNNO WHUT TIS UP THAR THEY MAKES FOLKS \‘ stainpme their tee! in the snow thlw cape nut , • .-•... aronnd." han,C1 . Bi-/TITS GONNA ESE FAT, FAST!! neginning to pede' Ins: a• ra raised his'rignt Randall's face turned, red.' "En- The cold was EP! understood t h e If tr neckon the others to follow. II 6051-T1lNIENS TON dicott. I'm beginning to wonder trate. They

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PAGE SIX •••' TAT: invIr.R.s: 'TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY JANUARY I Cu., lotion liberalizing privisions on IV ors. (Scholl Manufacturing .Florida Preparing B s 4 YOUNGSTERS IN THE SENATE Star Not ingo gambling which freed the Legis- c - 1For Nuclear Age Offers latiire tre enact bingos and rafflejse 'New Products in .. chicow licensing laws and establish the' A new r"7sifeeteetteey- tatches • TALLAHASSEE. Fla. -In- control commission. Its five comes through_ By CLYDE el. FARNSWORTH !the rain that in Cttished'Oyer. Florida rbd state-opreated problem e members draw no cumpereation For lenitee Pees._ taU_ :Correspondent . tare open vent_ --•—•—leeneeersttate-are---daing some hold - aed• hold no other state offices NEW York -01- A ChilagO- gadget is made to-fit alrpoptiler, ire an_ effort to become To , stifle comnfercialism. game : roofing' manufacturer is telling late-model ears, and clips oP•to• a base for atomic Clothes training scien- proceeds may not be used to I are ••• It . Some Areas homebuilders and farm- .each ten• t windew.• No tools - • • 1 •. . amateur • ers they can sate ti me and ener-- neteied tie install it says the Spurred by atom-monded Gov. ' Few Violations By ALINE MOSBY , NEWARK. N.' J. 41" - gy with a new eoll-your-own maker. .( Servwell products,- Co., I Leroy' Collins. the state has an : For Viniations are few. With some i United Press Stan Correspondent . thousands of communities type roofing. Cleveland, 0.) actit•e nuclear energy commission the 4,3.00 currently licensed organi- .. HOLLYWOOD le -a. That re- words "bingo" and "raffle" , and a scientifie., stand. zzitionseionly 39 overstepped the, - cent list advisory cent-A "._ctivi_nic box of the dressed • - --The-The 31-foot rail le provide a . R,emete -..senieel chnrirlek _oc- 'swomen may 'misaton hard at et on a pro- firm in- -495.6. Of these i hive • c shed Judy • they represent difficulties in so- weather-tight seal and feature a : leClion for howe television seta--is Monroe! gram for the 1957 legislature ! 19 led to license revocation.. and Marilyn pervision and at %tract subter- !offered TV accessory' . : which would New JerseyThe games s • nailing edge that's crimped in- by a naw ' but one •:.4etarn is proud of get Elerida in on , fuses lor it. Whelesale violation of twee alone. in the nation to stead of corrugated' so nails can 'that can be installed by the ,set "I'm • • just -not clothes 'con- the ground floor of planning for l gambling laws. - establish general supervision at be started without bouncing or I owner in just three • minutes. scious." beamed Marjorie the nalt•ar •age. • Main %. . --- In New Jersey. they mean a the - state level. has attracted sliping. • .:- . The maker says the -1-T Sit:-. , today. - IP • The' 0 is o make uncle the fIrsulti-million d o II a r businest, queries from 31 states -ant( Cana- installation of the slew roofing up to 20 feet away. Perfornhe - 'First in the news celifee of nuclear and that aeronautic- that is legal, carefully controlled possible'model peenits control annual ten da viewing it as a !costs approxiniately the same as slant tuner -- best - dressed list, ;industry. The starting point is to and highly profitable for rev- • for. similar systems. . . ordinary sheet metal roofing, ac- I ance of the set is in no way af- featuring ceiuntesses and society gear the University of Floria eteue-hungry local governments. But it is not without fault. (Ceeo Steel Products Corp.. Chi- ' fected, notes the company. e Alli- , leaders. Tffen another group last and Florida State University o I Meet citizens see the situation The commission recently cited ,ag„ . 1 11 . 1 ance Manufacturing Co.. Alli - e•etee named the worst dressed teach all skills needed in the nu- ,.as a happy, practical application its -municipal - partners for a females. with Garland. Monroe ance O. i clear field. . of the theory that if the games "glaring deficiency" in failure , and Main in the ranks. The latest in mousetraps is a I - The university at Gainesville can not be eliminated. t h e y adequately to enforce game _ I sped , to., Universal-Interna- rule', gadget that dumps its victim into n plans a $12.000,000 Florida center should be brought under control at the local level. . HERE ARE four ot tee youngest senatars in Washington. Prom left: tional Studio to see how the pool 'of avatee'by means o't . t ead ihe of nuclear science and industrial ,for public benefit. And it is not immutable. Each "Old Man" George Smathers of Florida. 42. John F Kennedy, 39, lovable Miss Main was taking l' atrapspringing platform. The see- development to concentrate on Under New Jersey's- legalized ; year bas seen arnendrrienls to ' Massachusetts. Frank. Church, 32, Idaeo; Russell B. Long. 38, this blow, but she chuckled system. the , called "auta-mouser is self- ' the . teaching of technical sciences: games state provides ' the basic laws. The commission I LoUllaana. -A.11 are', Democrats, (Ieteraational) -They should have put me first control . setting, and made of polyethylene - Subjects' will include radiation the and local govern- currently • is pressing to extend "on the list.- meets reap the benefits. !plastic. (Johnson Bros: Co.,- Mor- bioloree health physics. - tracer its control from sponsors et "Clothes don't interest me. In 1956 alone. $23 million in ris, Ill.) nutrition, radiation and • agricul- bingo.. games , to suppliers of . • never-have." said Marjoe. who's game te 0 tural chemistry. receipts poured into muei- bingo equipment. etenforted Marine back' in town to star fri 'nuclear calcu- c L :her & R or Claim llarines coffers. The take has been •..- secretly Out to 'sea.- lateons- and applted mathematics, An electric foot-massager fe.. , eighth Ma and Pa Kettle movie. close $50 million since 1954 . lie each from Norfolk a n d nuclear process engineering tures a 30-degree angle ti PHILLIPS 66 -When I went to boarchqg scbool and loRlfftlo. Ingo regulation • Japan-during the /fiddle East ! I wore one dress over nuclear and rocket propulsion. which, according to its make! Live and over. relatively'• simple le is Teachers Of English SERVICE STATION Have ereis v.-eh orders to 'proceed fir: Mother tried to get Florida planners feel the need operation.allows you to sit back in an eis- • me into Lays.s nes • he Mediterranean and Pastan other clonlees. She said for scientists in these fields is so Need Smaller Classes chaff and get in a comfortale• owned and operated by • • I should Charttable. religious, fraternal .1,..1!f and stand by for orders ; dress to please great that assistance will' position. It's perfect for a fee others be and civie groups * MAX LOVETT ' 2 That a reinforced company I avaiable are free t • . HAMILTON. N. J. A work and may .even take tie, A-Artillery Clothes Unimportant from fed•edal and indus- * BILL ROBERTS eckrtnduct gaines for profit under York state English Coined:I •- flown•to P rt Lyautey. Mur- "Why" Clothes arerat trial sources. The center New place of 'the hassock, says tb. WASIIINC1 - impor- would I laid down by the S roce. after the Mediterranean tent. can't plr-,sr . rommittee has. recsanMended that.manufactireme 4th fretestnirt Pn. 213 If You posyale,he State Legalized Games of chance which --effete-the . al TIM, • '1 113s- school English classes be re- In tffe area . nav at commander. Adm. tto!hut it ,firect.ing up then , what as high gadget in a variety of pastel col- there is no other such co,.'. R---f• Control Cemmisstan"--- ranr en tr-^,-,4 FAIter -F 11..441S, received-a-440 students. s - 7aTEr you- Your-real friendeel- -ewe , tratibre of . educed to 25 teiliing skills- and : For the , privilege, -they - with. -live" - aterre.c artalcre., a that Arab extremists might try' you for PaY : The. cemmitese on class size what you are." tools on a single campus- In the a -55 fee rep 're; fer the ScrapreseHewerd ,e stk,rm the 'for each bingo game ' and tea. big' U. S. naval The •eteran actress strode to. area. alsostudents.' recom- ..newsperSers . - and a raffle fee of $5 for each eared teeties there and seize its ammuni- her dreesinge mended-- tit .0 teacher load room closest - to I - The state's development corn- $1.000 in prizes offered: The — MARKET REPORT — • Steil .11.:4144- -- --.349!•-,,C.-- • --Lt'I''eeserl. , - - . • . ; 1-,' Show ‘ whet the "worst dressed • mission has t 0 . . I '0 'e etaritt-alne t nfearer'. - c sew. .:11:17.'"-0. thaise2.. ;Iar launched a drive to ' fees gro to mueicipel govern - ; Ines attacheil`qat-esiorriere' e ears. -She brought Out • The. group'siti ee;ia te:y found in a t, - exclu eve iri-terview i:,-,q.. /7,,r. ;h-, - at tract nueleirTFindustry to Flirt -, ments. The stale, which super . I 6th Met yen- . trepared lisi some tileo.piece cotton dresses 'el a y ‘ that English- .- .------Raiiti, lph-----W-INTarinta - ' vises the laws but leaves ad- "ko-Yee: Murray Livestock Co. Clees i,ntu Cairo • eel'. their was 'If she wears arouna her heme in . an adequate ' -cernmandans . putt: shei• *, vista. le :•-,,...sery": American ministration to local authorities ' teachers elnr ... -•-''.- _ le et acuate Palm *Springs. "%vhere I live be- jub for th Average student- When ere .co ,, e7= . gets nothing. commission -expen- 1 „•,1% `.•a-r.s. at -the 'start of the Suez 1 cause of sinus trouble" totals Sales Each Tuesday at 2:00 O'clock ;oh-, Pa*,± : sec the teacher load and class • 'I` •••"1:' f'.1-- ,:seheng. ' "Nees' this is a dress Faxon School News , t?eirta met "Y. leitislative aP- - r lIarir.e- I've worn ' . propriation. . .-- - .• exceed that. figur - Steer a ..2r 1:11-I At the, height of the Nri-a-dik-- tar January 15, 1957 years. Cost five or six chir- Mrs. Outland' The' trim-miner said in a re aiomic cresabaey East tens!s. a battalion of these arid her sixthj The legalL2e4 ---e2rnes were 1,aereae -she- --soid,- disOla,4ng - -as grate- Vete- "n PlItefished -he -VoljraTw-tintrers-tty. TOTAL HEAD 964 t ,- ere- tw "‘-1 7"c"' 37:(1-"Nriftne-111VI;10O n happy to Fiturn in 1054 wITti -or --an'T blue -"and - green plaid number provisions must be warheads 't. r arta:. rs me to. tea and had reached the school after being out for the! amendment to the state consti- that. special ':hat buttoned down the front. talented stu- Good Quality Fat Steers $16.00-18.60 y ri orders christmat Bolide ' made for the least • ;rattan- Sea before its "'This navy blue coat I've had Hemet ..T. er reek e•s, ' rig One of the main interests is dents and also for exceptional Medium Quality Butcher Cattle 12.00-15:50 were cenceled. Pate told Luca.- , for years. too." atien ie 'A a • I I preparing another chapel prog- students. It suggested teachers Baby Beeves 15.00-19.50 . I :1•' i• is new enreute back to Japan. eShe haste pulled out a scarf Leaves Suez Canal Pate. ram to be given wehin *h be given after:late tune for eval- Fat Cows, Beef Type 10.00-11.50 •ne genera, sa.d. t P.ee -,. le. that was bulguig in the coat aese weeks, Lucas esid Gees - A tatra.:•at ef. the and Devision , - ugtion •rs and conference Canners and Cutters 5.00- 9.50 ' pocket. ---r The boxes .. eess- • , -as Caere eseyeessee ei- - ,C.. .lefT- that were cnvered ' with studt and for teacher Bulls 9.75-15.10 S- el always have something tied ; ---s---rf.lk f ,r t Ihe Mediterranean with our finer paintings have i responsibilitie: in school other . to my head, like a scarf. she ' Copter Tested -For •• et term,: around when' ths i mid e made beautiful sewing. picture than teaching. VEALS — .... sand collection boxes. Winter Use hi Areas- - -,-...-,,,,, erait Pate- -.-sa*" the'- Sel Fancy Veals ...... : . . . dom Wears Hat 'esahsese ris_mullee theeestiere_ ash.ire hdair th7'11' were se- Fun V UN 11.01 — - - nth Nt-two-tt Main bad 'tT*RGET BAKEFISFIET.D " , leeted to make our picture chart No. 1 Veals 26.20 1La 1- e see . eenent still is aboard " fabuleue JERSEY CITY, N !IP - chapeaux made ba • Res• ter our reader are as foll.evs 1-10-l-w.,444-Ta s-,,ori r1,2`... l',-P!i, ,:-' - ,, an -I • :te•- ceuld re-embark bit of variety pre% quite dam- No, 2 Veals 22.40 i the milliner to the movie, stars. Ronnie Miller, men .r sk.- a ;,-ici; h• rset,, iiii.w .!-1 4. rr,:,-.1,.; „f Aq.,,lars t• Joe Ed Fulcher aging to Charles Burns' autonse "itill_t I never wear them ' The Sharley Futrell- and Throwouts 7.00-17.50 used te s: 'Or entereency teierta - A • ter- l'e,r,,•:i a•t eel;, ..oje . the .I.rint.,--- nicw.•-i-sseeee•- -i- - ha- i -.--is. - to- I Barbara .)v-t ' bile. Burns ,..id • police his cal. Lyautey 'nev- II:t; • • 1 Steele. • and- -cheek - sneW-- r-rereee"ine Ilse -teaSeT • ba,, at P:et the - Friday morningng club lect- 'tjiw parked in front of his , 110GS — Slerra •Nte acias • I . Cr carne eft It was- not discleied - Elizabeth Garland and, Nellie home, was struck by an auto Urea." Ruth Franklin have finished de- 180 to 24(e? pounds 17.75 -The DePal-reen Marine , at 2,a:rn. a taxi at 5:50 am, and 7 t,-- f wolereRee -•''re"ha'rI th_T. -r6nf'ree- -Dqn't .wear suits," she went corating our beard on Health. sources. recently tIsed a eealeep- n cres were sell in Moroeco. a truck at 6- 10 am . en. -Don't t• have cocktail clothes -__Thq3:,_are..taying_ to help Asa_ to ter t,, seek cables ana a' v.!" - - because I - don't. go to parties. z_ I be more health conscious: '?"snew courses -in the Kerr, r.et:r I don't belong to the glitter set. We 'were sorry Bobby Joe Ed- waturshed a'. cleva.is fr.:.. 5 - ' I' didn't go to premiers-not even ; ,teeteetees_and Barbara Greer were 501) • " I. • mplovment. ' .f 'Friendly Persuas14ir That I absent from school today Wu . in-but I love to wateh sercee, they will be back soon I '''s A . The • • • *hem on television. ' We were also sorry Mrs. Estelle ' the S.•• - "When I was nominated for Outland had to be out of school fet muse., - fliot an Oscar for 'The Egg And I'. a week befere Christmas on the and- ••r.t. pt.ducer byught Me a gown. • 1,-, -- accetint of illness. Wee certainly • • needes 7•:.- e only teern it once since ' enjoyed out substitute teacher. Bryan Nanney then. I've never had ' a Ill 1956 s , "'Ink Mes. Odene Grogan. fur•: : !coat I have a lot of gloves. We enjoyed the talk given Wear 'em but they're nice by 13.• PAAt. PEEN GOTHLIN Don't Mrs.. Albert Wilson. on her ; r- - trip to ' Holland. Keith Hays P-1" ‘"ff Ccrr"c3nderet4. The actrese closed her closet' 4. aryt , ereN -The' goy- brought a -pair of woeden shoes 1 diuLihra‘t.se-itefirnatindsm:--ile. . ient and most of .is tried them on. •. meth - -•-- . - 7 '. 'r ' ': ” et."'' , i •hae as ; .. . . t weal' !ample clothes because • breught us '• ee Pere Edward • Paschall ' . (ee • he s • rd • :high I home Announces I *ant people to feel at - FAS- F;NE ' re ----- el 19;e a vear of • enether flower for our room. This . Remind me. she said. 11 WATAINGFOFZD , Cerin --TP-- eenpreceeeneed e. h 1ee • et I ,."' ' ' - ' We were happy to teen our . . ef have a turquoise Thunder- • Her ei eelteeraes, a D -:1- :e. e• • _ -e 1•3 eel:. m • leithe'r than .the dollar'a,forwhitahv,ing. the most moth- birds,thpieish." she added. 'I think ers. preseet. We bought games • Mae:- sta: :.,!'rt•., q a7 ; : , I, 7T, :•' ,7. ;,- ..ra.,... , • THE 24,000-TON tanker, the m il_ :-I'll put 'M. lot'on the doer. Ha' - •- • •••. • ,. •. a Iti , .-...h :,., 'hni,.,....:- 66 8 I, r ..o.....-1'.'7,:', think its Marilyn : I" pls.' Statue of Liberty owned by U S. r., ] ,, h. :_., r . ....7. ,,, :a ,I 5.•,,n,_ neriplenroe..:Kill _ The calendar which Ruth Rob- he p., ;,,a,,:', is 7 •tei -*., Cities Service end flying the A . .-.;',!. *indents . ens brought was appreciated • by .r. • rine-- ' Liteerian flag Is shown as n a. • and 22 re es, I. -...- -ler e arri fsreers i1o4,k all,. , steamed out of Port Sald harbor, Democracy - ee^ ,..1,.t ..-7:.r.tit- l'il--.-e•,-t hetp •"-' • - We are starting our Egypt. after completing the fined SI3 .• • Tn tee --ere 'hi - . *h.- .C •- ! Header. and are trying to 'be "break for freedora" from the Dr.,r'• • - Concrete Highway - i more democratic in our school. Suez Canal where it was trapped Mrse-Wil- $1,00.0,000 in Gems - s -- re e'• • r- ,•! A-, • - Surveyed We also appreciated- for 68 days The tanker and 12 Damage . .loughby eaking • came of our fish other ships were the Nst to be esee erel • f •he . • • , , _ , '...' 'hart .r. . while we were out, tor the turned around In the job of free- e ":"- .• _ .1.1 f,,t. ,he CHIC AGO .--als-- The League r. helidays. ing vessels trapped in the water- •.f • Wisconsin Menicipalities has • . _ Barbara Steele. Reporter way.lInternational Radiophoto) JAILER .i•onducted a survey on damage _ v...- re 2.479 (See persons caused by rock 'salt or chlorides . , .1.„., • :• , 1,. ,• ,•„. „d re Vey/ .-,,, to concrete highways. e he sear 3i). •;• •h.. camp • 1 11 The survey was conducted I • 1 •Dc,-.- :-.,.kf-r a vu -at, ag., and I . r, the . - .-:,' c , rff ::, !h.' 'sm... rc= in • NOV.- 'among 30 Cities. according to of (:11,1LOWAY COUNTY !American Municipal Association. BOXOFFICE OPENS ... 4:00 All used chlorides in some form to Weekly, Earnings SHOW STARTS 6:45 alsr, repeetee control ice, and half reported iv• ..r:!rrmn• Calloway County's Year arpir c•-- -factory t come damage to the ctehcrete. ''-, .•-k v .- ,,f 'Round Subject to the Democratic Primary r-‘-r-‘- ,rit Desseetrisa- -averaged'. . But seven of the cities reported Drive-In . • . . T W 1; r:'..tr,s than at ne damage to air-entrained con- ere! ! 114",1" It said every tette , May 28, 1957 0, , e t',- -:fa' • ,.S:r.sa indesseree=eseestriesie A_ resent _ development, air-en- / • ..eree•-• wr eke.- earieng__e___e- trained concrete Contains billions • . e:• • , N. e , _e_ese, eSe-e.-,a -. a:: et the: employ- sa tiny cells 'per cubic foot ,,,,,U.s-' 1"'"'"44 lbw- :."'""11-sor Tt, . • ., : - erna-1 lare'4"- Were" ara•-arar ss whele - noh-larm - •um in- crincret be forming tiny r- • seerkere Err ;,:eerrlent fore- shoi'7 chambers fr,,r expansion of water Se -during Ihi:- first half - `-if the when it , freezes The speeial con- I have lived in Calloway County practically all of my do-fir 1141 :Vac. au "ene eeiteeae - by g small normal SAT, - ems sxte-,.. i -(aa';I., r. e - •!.,--:'I.,,, ATIlavet hi*lf, ,cretearr,r.-f,au. .n;sis .rfv-madef,ft er-isalasp-1 Erinek. l '-.d inres. life. I would like very much to see every voter personally 'I-,' into the cement ' Fer•: ern.,1-.... -ren" --con'inued h dl .. ' nee re( decen:" P. "Teasd but if I should miss you. . . please consider this my per- 'at -."OnKn.17.-r three rnunicipalitSes re- wr see jor •,' :1:, es!: a• •he•_ene ,.: •he ;ear. ported damage to air-entrained "-lea! ..el/es.- December. 19 5 conal appeal for your vote. ',.!%;'"',.'e' '\.7,en.et.e:ir b19445,6ywsIaeirtre.f:y .'er-'n7creVietnte'r-nne. of the cities said* leffer part they now require all concrete for et -.• .13ut dertng the If elected I will try to the best of my ability ar4orrheigs ,p,ruabinbedc .pavement to to make ..• Vitt IIEGUM A04 %HOPI, wearing be air-en- or _will . about .i :.". ,.409. Werth of die-- : 171- elri;;' 7: ha Fa ngrjb:rt ra..thi):•• 'require it -In the ., • tivotossaoss you a good Jailer. So please go to the polls on monde led,' glitterlr,g disela-y ef - - - ate n'': -r•h of t955 f.uture. - . To May 28th ••••••••••• •glorneer Land -geras at the Ire- .. . era penal Balt, in-- New York The r;:ar,• •Stcp"eprQgtam on and cast your vote for Bryan Nanney, for Jailer. 4 affair, fa the benett slof ,hos- CBS to write in pltalizedevetersre brought 'but c...ndidates- between the STRONG•ARmED THIEVES GLENN FORD SUN. 1.0(10 flia.nnnd-decked ifeests f n arid 17 to artie .,- and 25 ,'.. r.tec!i..es 7".e- 'Wife of f e5 -s-hereley a TALI-AllASSEE, Fin MON. te,../ties pz„..rts j' lece .weesillse !. and the State Park Sere. - COO to be r Jest e! •!- or at 1 tee Save% ate' were on the ,!•;!..c •' Set. 1 lookout tocar. s ball P'airev Oiseee Is het f, r eve,. ef kreavied two , 4-pounci lions. , /3,!' 52-carat charr.or.3 erg • neck- teere was" rip anise • for alars Your Vote and Influence lace csaled "Tee Riera. Diee • e Arises Sled lecture, Appreciated Setneene apparently .erted morels,' Ss00,00ff, arli sagtfall-af- ffTtkltleadison Ave. ..••• ealued-sit ,e- /inns from the Killearn G a i-- aThqt gtHOPir-. - finSernat4enal) 7.-New •Y•,rk • (Wris. Both are Made of stone. • •

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