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For more information, please contact [email protected]. • -411k. len 'f "asta APRIL 22, 1969 MUM ill A MT Us UMW strrucrT comurnirry irrwsPxPits n y hotel and motel 'a has been secured lay meeting and in imately fifty homed Largest ned to receive the Circulation In The City , 04 Largest Circulation In The County MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 96 United Press International IN OUR 114th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, April 23, 1963 METHODIST WOME GATHER FOR MEET rUnderwater Cameras 1N-Ricky Nei- Poet Helga Sanflburg Will Be Bishop Franklin Is Principal k 'n roll singing To Seek Wreckage <Mein Harmon, Of The Thresher r of sportscaster Received At MSC Auditoiium Wednesday Speaker In Morning Session ,n, take the oath Leads By CHARLES W. CORDDRY y for a marriage United Press International Not so very long ago a very fa- tante Monica, three day annual meeting of A number of Murray soloilts and WASHINGTON 171, -- The Navy mous poet wrote these lines to • The '11 wed April 20. the Memphis Conference Woman's Murray State College students are planned to lower underwater cam- wide-eyed solemn-faced baby girl: Society of Christian Service heard providing special music for each eras to the bottom of the Atlantic "There are dreams in your eyes. Direction Of Helga the presentation of the meeting session of the meeting. Mrs. Rich- 'On today to see if it has found the hulk program this morning by program ard Farrell, the church organist, of the submarine Thresher I Tall reaches of wind sweep the chairman Mrs. W T Barnes of will be at the organ each day, ex- The Navy has located about a clear blue. Fulton, after hearing greetings cept Thursday when Ralph firs- dozen objects on the ocean floor, The winter is young yet, so young. from Mayor Holmes Ellis, Mrs. C. C. brunner will be guest organist. Vo- 8,400 feet deep. in the area where Only a little cupful of winter has Lowry, President of the Murray So- cal solists at today's sessions in- Wilson's Flight the nuclear submarine disappeared touched your lips. ciety, Rey, W. E. Mischke, the host cluded Prof Carl Rogers, Mrs. Glenn with 129 men April 10 The Navy 1Drink on. milk with your lips pastor, Mrs J. B. Wilson, Paris Doran, Mrs. Jack Biggerstaff, and said six of these objects "look like . .dreams with your eyes." 110 District President, and Rev. Paul Mrs W. D. Caldwell The hundreds of letters mailed plane piloted by Wilson on his ill real good prospects." The poet is Carl Sandburg Jind T. Lyles, Paris District Superin- Other soloists during the week will out by a group of Murray citizens as fated flight, indicate that he flew The search has been narrowed he was writing about his youngest daughter, Helga Sandburg, now tendent, be John Matthews and Miss Jane , to the whereabouts of Stub Wilson from Gadsden, Alabama, on south to an area of 10 square miles 270 Mrs. R Solon Hamer, the Mem- Politte: and on Wednesday evening are apparently bearing fruit. ,,of Birmingham, then to Pace, Mis- miles east of Boston The Navy grown to maturity, mother of two phis Conference President, presid- the Murray First Church choir, Buford Hurt, a member of a three sissippi, Aberdeen. Mississippi, then said it was confident that the sunk- taen-agers and a novelist, prize- ed over the meeting and introduced John Cromwell, director will be man committee named at a meeting into northern Louisiana en attack submarine lay somewhere winning short story writer and poet Helga Sandburg in her own right the principal speaker of the day. heard in an anthem last week to implement a plan to One call indicated that a plane within that area Jack Bryan Bishop Marvin A Franklin of Jack- cover a five state area with letters had been reported down at Athens, To Establish Cause The attractive young author comes son. Mississippi. containing information about the Texas about 10'00 pm on Saturday, In another development, the chair- 'to Murray state College Auditorium Bishop Franklin spoke to the dele- flight of Stub Wilson on April 6 and April 6. and the sheriff of the coun- man of the Joint Congressional At- on April 24. at 8 30 a. m under the Jack Bryan To gates and guests in the sanctuary his consequent disappearance, said ty in which Athens is located has omic Committee said the Thresh- New auspice* of the Student Organiza- Homemakers Formula of the First Methodist Church today that approximately 75 calls Indicated that he plans a search in er investigation indicates that the WTI • about his travels around the world had been received from Alabama, the vicinity cause of the disaster will ultimate- Helga Sandburg was born in May- Be Speaker last fall Mississippi and Louisiana ly be "reasonably well" established. If the area is desolate, then a For Roads Is wood. Illinois, grew up in Michigan He spoke on mankind on the move To Support He said that ground sightings of Hen John 0 Pastore. D-R. I., horseback posse may be used and and attended Michigan State and millions in white Mooney air- made his statement aftertwo mem- as symbolized by the the green and this will take some time. If the Chicago University "It was quite bers of the joint committee staff At Convention Asia A hungry, lovely, divided man- reported "plane down" had been early that I showed the desire to FOR THE briefed committeemen on the work Bad Politics kind "They are misled in many Campaign near to Athens, then it probably express myself in the written word,- Jack Bryan, Superintendent of the of a naval court at inquiry ,investi- ways." he said. "the only way to would have been Investigated al- ithe wrote in an article in the Sat- Murray Natural Gas System will gating the Thresher's loss unite them is around the Cross of ^ Mrs. Willis Is ready ^ urday Review a few years ago be the featured speaker on Thurs- Christ" By MRS. KENNETH PALMER 71 The first word on the plane came I JOSEPH VARELLA "Many were the diaries and note- day at a. meeting of the Tennesee Featured on the afternoon pro- Calloway Homemakers Club from Fred Russell of Pace, 1st:sans- books torn up during adolescence. Public Utilities Association in gram were reports on the church's I .y Winn. FRANKFORT. Ky. IP - The Homemakers of Calloway IE HEEL! Winner Council sippi, early in the search He re- The not like Gide pruning his as care- Clarksville. Tennessee. Community Centers by Miss Edna • • Highway DepartMent's new form- fully as his plum trees, but burned County are supporting the clean up, ported a light plane apparently in Faxon Are Named The statewide association will Poole. Director of Wesley House. ula for allocating rural road funds paint up. and fix up program by difficulty, flying at about 800 feet. just about totally in secret mid- hear several speakers during their Memphis. and Miss Mary Lou Bond, to the various counties is an ex- I'working today for a brighter to- 3 Speech Meet Actual sightings were reported in night fires lest their gushings be meeting. The association is made Director of Bethlehem . Center, ample of "bad polities,' according morrow." Aberdeen. .incr Jonesville in North exposed to mankind's sight , up of public utilities in municipali- Memphis Youth Night, this even- —posto—seliang.-11.,,anam—ediegg. to- Mighasay-,taanatestealeitsale-- Suggestive projects were sent ti Louisiana -"Later.1 wrote poetry. She enti- net 'over' the Wile of Tennessee ing, will be highlighted by an ad- have won first place in their re- Ward. each member which will be follow- tinned in the article "I became Bryan will speak on his promotion dress by Mrs. R. L. Jennoe of Ili- Hurt said that he oelieved that spective grades in an essay contest ed up with a check on each club. Mrs, Jean Willis was declared the He said it's especially bad pol- flushed with satisfaction, convin- last summer which added a large zabeth City. North Carolina, the the letters are "paying off" and that aponsored by the Murray-Calloway The club that completes the most winner of the speech contest of itics in an election year ced of its worth I showed them to number of natural gas users to the Southeastern Jurisdiction Secretary some person sighted the plane to County public library projects on this clean up paint up Council 3 of the Toastmistress Club, But Ward added that It is "A my father As always after he read Murray Natural Gas System. Bryan of Youth Week Sixteen young wo- pinpoint the spot where it appar- The essays were written on. "Why helluva and fix up campaign will receive held in Evansvale. Indiana on Sat- good way to build roads." my things he cautioned use. acme was chosen for the ta/k because he men, eight ently went dawn I Like the Bookmobile" The eon- senior Julia school girls special recognition.
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