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S Bird United Press International IN OUR 114th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, July 13, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. L-XXXIV No. 165 Ky PLANS FOR ELDERLY UNITS ARE READIED House - Wybert Morris Retires Special Night Conference Will Thirty -Units Being Planned )00 to Four More Are From Position At Bolen Next_ Week • Winslow Engineering A conference on learning, jointly Contest State College, Housing Projects Arrested In Beauty Idea Expanded sponsored by Murray Near Present • Wybert Morris retired yesterday and the Kentucky Association for miter aorking for ,seven years at Childhood Education, will be held on The preliminary plans for the eld- 'sec upon a forty year basis and the Winslow Engineering. Mr. Morris the Murray State Campus next For "Stars" erly 'housing units planned by the bonds are paid off from rentals from Theft Charge was given a party yesterday in the Wednesday and Thursday. Murray Municipal Housing Commis- the units. plant by the employees of the com- Will Open 1963 Dr. Sam Adams. professor of edu- sion have been forwarded to Atlanta., Miller said that construction of Four been pany to mark the occasion. cation and associate dean of aca- more men have arrest- according to L. D. Miller, Executive the elderly housing projects is ex- in Paris, on Mr. Morris %vas presented with a demic affairs at Louisiana State ed Tennessee charges of Director of the conunission. The pected in the early fall. This would in a cake and a gold watch, a gift of A aeries of special nights have university, will be the principal receiving property stole series were sent in on July_l to the mean thht occupancy would probably employees and company officials. been scheduled for the Kentucky at the conference. Other plans of Kentucky thefts. the speaker take place in the spring. employees of the plant were Lake Amphitheater, where Kermit Housing and Home Finance Agency The arrests raise to nine the num- All the On speakers will be Dr. J. J. Oppen- housing project units Monday elderly Fair The government for ap- present for the party and -Plant Hunter's drama of West Kentucky, University of Louis- of the Federal ber of persons charged in connec- heimer of the will .be specially constructed for the Manager, Ray Parmelee made a "Stars in My Crown." is being shown Lowry of Murray proval. tion with operations of a ring which vine and Dr. C. S. use of elderly people. Inclines will !O short talk On the high type of wort Susie Caldwell, nightly except Sundays. allegedly conunitteed burglaries in The Murray-Calloway County Fair Barbara Caldwell, State. The plans wilt be reviewed and be made especially wide in order to Mr. Morris had always car- Sandra The nrst special nights, "Scout will begin at 1:30 Kentucky and then skipped back which will open on Monday July 15 and Susie Collins. Sheila Cooper. The conference any changes suggested by the agency accomodate wheel chairs or crutch- Irvin l'obla ried out during the time of his em- through the week, Costello. Nancy Cowin, Patricia Dill, Nights" %ere held last Monday and p.m. Wednesday and continue ricross the state line. will continue I will be made on the plans, then they es. at trie plant. TUeaday, and the enthusiasm with afternoon Thursday. o Earl Lee's Arrested on charges of receiving ployment ending on Saturday night July 20. Charlotte Dodson. through the will be returned for review again. Special safety devices Will be in- Don Robinson, Plant Superintend- Gar- which they were received resulted Adams will speak at eat% of personal property stolen out of the The JayCee spons4A1 even pro- Vickie Ellis, Freda Fitts, Pam Dr. The elderly housing prpjects will stalled such as grab bars on tubs, made the presentation of the Beverly In the expansion f the idea. four sessions. His state were the following: ent erases to be even larger and better land. Jennifer George. the conference's be located -east of the two present low switches near the floor at some watch to Mr Morns. July 15 and 16 ve been schedul- be "Learning: The State y or all - Ray Spaulding, operator of the gold this year than it was last. A large Goode, Judy Gowans. Patsy Hendon, topics will housing developments. Twenty six points which can sound an alarm Mrs. Morris was present for the Lin- ed as "Homemaker hts" in honor Art," "The Atypical Learner," 12 acre Splendid Cafe on the Mayfield MOM merchants display barn has been Marilyn Hopkins, Judy Howard. of the units will be ronetructed east of in the event a -person falls and can well as his daughter of the Homemaker clu members of of Learning as Applied n land. way He has been released on $1,000 occasion, as constructed for the fair this year. da Lou Irvin, Jeri Johnson, Jan "Principles „leash Drive, south of Sycamore street only crawl. etc. Ws. Guy Luther. who works in the West Kentucky. Both the district the Classroom." and "Some Rec- prae- bond pending i General Sessions Las year a tent was used. Jones, Paulette Jones. to and four units will be constructed The elderly housing projects are .„ plant office. include the Zane Kimbro, Norm Lamb, Bover.: president of the Honiemakers, Mrs. ent Developments in the Teaching- school Court hearing July 19 Other improvements east of the Cherry Street homes at being designed by Pat Gingles who 1 Mrs. Morris reside at their J. M. Outland of Murray, and the Process." ak --Buster Cox, operate of a Junk- Mr and construction of rest rooms, a grand- ly Iassiter, Donna Lassiter. Patsy Learning the corner of Second and Pine the present housing district president-elect. Mrs. John also designed yard on the Old McKenzie Highway. home on Murray route three. stand, and grading and seeding of Lax. Trudy Lilly. Phyllis McNutt, streets. Morris of Paducah, have approved_ projects. —Pat Priddy, an employe of Cox, the parking arsea. Carolyn Murdock. Paula Norsworthy, Nash liriTie be extended to In- The projects will have paved Outland, the "Jiornemaker Nights" and have. G id atm lives on the Old McKenzie Improvements will be made each Betty Osborne, Cheryl tersect Ellis Drive. which runs seUth curbs, gutters, and sidewalks urged all club members of the area streets, Highway. year to make the permanent fair- Sheri Outland, Sondra Outland. o water from Sycamore street Into, the arew- and will also be designed to keep to help make the nights successful. --Bobby Humphreys of Puryear, 100 Year Old grounds more convenient and more Judy Carol Overbey, Patty Pasco. west of the Murray Drive-in theater. maintenance needs to a minimum. July 17 will be Paducah-McCrack- an employe of Laird Brick Co. attractive. Sherrie Payne. Ginger Pierce, Linda The elderly housing project is'ex- They will have tile baths, alumi- -- 9 Jersey en County Night at the amphi- Waive Hearing A full program has been designed Pocock, Barbara Robertson. Sharon pected to cost in the area of $400.000. num used at many points to prevent theater Chi this night the many Criticized 4fers under _Sox. Priddy and Humphreys waiv- for each night with the MJSS Mur- Robinson, Ann Beale Russell, June , On approval of the plans for the rust and decay, and will otherwise Murrayan Dies oast and staff members from Pa- I ed preliminary hearing in General ray-Calloway County Fair Beauty Ryan. Ann Sanders. Jane Saxon. construction, bonds will be sold to utilize .nraterials- which demand the ducah and McCracken County will Sessions Court and were held to the Contest being planned for the first Oinnv Shelton, Vickie Blngletalk finance the productive Some project. minimum of upkeep. _ Story, Linda Story, Nanerelaws, I be recognized and honored. For Statement Grand Jury by Henry County Judge night at 500 o'clock. Ann Bonds for the present housing de- the cast live in Mc- Miller did not indicate the time Last Night will be held Judy Sutter, Annette Thurman, 15 members of Robert Swayne All three were re- The beauty contest velopment were sold at an interest that plans would be returned t4 • Cradten County, and the music leased after posting a1.000 bond shortly after the opening ceremonies. Gail 'Thurman, Dianne Vaughn, Sue rate of three and - one-eighth per Murray after review by Atlanta au- j director of the show is Jack Boyd, WASHINGTON — Democratic each. Miss Carol Rolf. 1962 queen will Ann Watson, Dianne West, Sharon cent. Miller said that the bonds are thorities. who teaches music at Tilghman senators Friday called ."inflamma- The four men are charged with crown the new queen who will be Wilkerson, Carolyn Wilson, Diann a charge Mrs. Rule Downs diet! last night High School and writes a music tory" and -irresponsible" receiving items stolen in burglaries selected from the 68 entries Wilson, Patsy Wilson, Letha Young. 7:.00 pm at the home of her son column for the Paducah Son-Demo- by Sen. Barry. Goldwater. R-Ariz.. within the past two weeks at Pilot at Miss Toni Burchett. 1960 queenq • Clyde Downs. 504 Poplar Street. that the Kennedy administration is Donna Grogan Herndon, [ crat. Oak. Dexter and Hopkinsville, Ky. and Mrs. scheduled in- ready to co-exist with international Mountain People Take She was 100 years. four months! Other special nights Matters Pilot Oak is in Graves County and 19111 queen will also be present. ! and 26 days old. clude Murray-Murray State College corrmiunim. Dexter Is in Calloway County. Also wil ti. Crider Family Has The only survivor is her son Mr.j Jidb" -1(Ihnwad l be — N1g114, July 24; Brton - Marshall Goldwater. a-1964 Gap. president- rherged with recatuxus luau/ anodes and Downs. and her daughter-In-law. lean"' tse 6b• Je'Yeese Itteunion On JulyJ 7 County Night, JUly 31. rtnd MIAed lartlaggitantr, said In a Speech be- Into Own Ilands When Offended is Lee Lax, operator of a service Martha Schanahorn of Benton will She, was a member of the Metho- !Forces Nights. July 22-25 and Aug. fore the Human Events Conference station in Paris. provide background music on the dial church. Mrs. Downs._ was a mem- 26-29. that the nation's liberals suffer a electric organ. ROSMAN. N. C. ITS — Mountain argue. They piled into cars Friday her of a Calloway' Couny pioneer Tickets to "Stars in My Crown," "craven fear" of the future and have The entries in the beauty contest e folk stewed for days about the i and said they were going to an in- family and her people founded the: The brothers and sisters and their may_ be bought at the Stars in My _taken the country "too far to the are as follows' strange camp where, it was said. !tegrated camp in Wanaque. N. J, community of V leave, in the families, of Ernest Crider, gathered Crown" office in Murray. at Rexall left." Joan Alexander, Paula Allbritten, People wore no clothes. worshipped I called Midvale. Officials said as far Two Injured county. She was the daughter of at the home of his son, Albert Cri- Drug Store in Mayfield, at the Mel- Goldwater told the conservative Marion Belote. Betsey Blalock, Jean- no god and never got a haircut. away as Mexico and Oregon The der. on South Ninth Street, for a ody Mart in Paducah. or the Village organization that U. S. Communist group was expected to in born in the community of Vancleave family reunion on Sunday. July Itui at Kentucky Dam. Tickets are party leader Gus Hall was urging The teen-aged campers "have long arrive Jean Buckner, Carolyn Butterworth. Midvale Sunday night. In and lived there for many years. 7. also available at the amphitheater defeat of Republican canendates hair and sexy clothes and sometimes Accident . Weatherford, 30, who for She lived with her son Clyde. Mr. Crider was one of two chil- box office each night. • erect year and support of "people's, they. wear no clothes at all,"--one works a priyate bowns in the large house across,T -, dren, seven brothers and threeste- Mail orders for tickets should be movements," Goldwater said Hall mountaineer grumbled. agency called mobiliza- lion for youth. which from the city hall, which was pur- tens. This was the first time for sent to the "Stars in My Crown" had said that such movements op- Some said free love was being helps train Yesterday taught at the camp, and others re- and employ high school drop-outs, chased by the Bank of Murray for wo Sought many of them to see each other in office, Box 679, Murray, Kentucky, erated within the Democratic party's scoffed FARM othe new branch drive-in banic. Her a number of years. Tickets are $2 and $3. orbit. • ported seeing youngsters swimming at allegations of immorality at the • death came at the newly remodeled A basket lunch was served on the The Arizona Republican said he I naked in a lake. camp. "It's An automobile accident occurred home around -the corner from the In Beating lawn of the home and the afternoon was not suggesting that Democrats Last week the mountaineers got Just ridiculous." he said. :NT vesterday at 3-00 p m at the in- branch bank on Poplar. was spent in conversation and tak- were Communists or that the Com- so dim-in-Adel they sent a council "I don't even know what to say tersedtion of Eighth and Main The ftuieral will be held at the ing pictures. Chinese Speak At munists had captured control of the of six citizens out to the camp and about charges like that." the Local officals and citizens de- ides a 25 gal. streets J. H. Churchill Funeral Home chapel Doctor Those preseitt were Mr. and Mrs. Association Meet party. got assurances that campers Guy Rosco Veal of Sedalia, Ken- scribed the youngsters as "beatniks," gal. DeLaval at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday with Rev. " a' Vernon Crider and daughter, Los Asked for reaction to Goldwater's would stay away from Rosman. tucky was proceeding west on Main then the shabbily dressed and in need of section wash Loyd Ramer officiating. Burial will , Angeles. Calif.: Mr. and Mrs.aRoy charges, Sen. Paul H. Douglas, D- But some of campers ..treet and Judy Frances Cathey of Mr. and record shows that lib- came into town, and word got around haircuts. be in the city cemetery. Dr. Richard Henry Rucker. Padu- Crider, San Jose, Calif.; • Ill., said "the Murray route five, was going north opposed ttZ that -there were Negroes at the camp, The family requests no flowers. physician was beaten and rob_ Mrs. James Crider, Topeka. Kansas: Rev and Mrs. Johann Yang were erals are just as much on Fielun street. Friends may call at the. Itilleral_baaalycah Mr. and Mrs. Fate Crider. Milan, communism as is Sen. Goldwater. railed Summerlane. nure spreader, tem men near Puryear Thur;- the speakers at the special 75th an- As Miss Cathey crossed Main. her home Tenn : Mr and Mrs Fred Crider. neceasary, we will use force This, officials said today, was the spreader. 1- day at midnight. niversary dinner meeting held by aa automobile was struck on the right Ralph Bradford. Tenn : Mr. and Mrs. Rus- to check communist aggression." last straw for the local folk. About -side delivery Henry County She r i If the Blood River Baptist Association l' side The automobile struck the _ him sell Crider. Lansing. Mich.; Mr. and Douglas said. "We do not bielieve . 400 mountaineers went into the Committee To 1—Ford tract- . Fields said Dr. Rucker called Woman's Missionary Union at the corner of Eighth and Main and flip- I. a-1 Mrs. Clyde Crider. Clarksville, Tenn.: rushing into nuclear war And I do camp. burned down the gumna.sium, h at 2:30 am.. Friday and reported Murray Woman's Club House on planter, 1— ped over on its top wrecking it corn- that inflammatory threw gasoline on the lake which W.W • `Larter that he had been beaten and robbed Rev. Leon Crider, Memphis, Tenn.: Thursday at 7 p. m. not believe a. 1—Ferguson pietely. The front end of the Veal as he was getting into his car in John Crider, Osford. Mass.. Miss speeches such as that of Sen. Gold- i was reported used for nude bathing Investigate hammer mill severely damaged. car was front of the Triple Club at Puryear. Laura Jean Hazelwood. Merritt Is- ' The speakers who. are refugees water help the national interest or and set it afire, and rioted for near- too numerous Veal suffered a cut on the .1-I 'Mr Dr. Rucker is the son of Mrs. Velma land. Fla.: Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lew- from Red China- sang songs in the the cause of a clean peace." . ly five hours. head and shoulder and Miss Cathey as Stroke Mrs. J. W. and then translat- Eugene J. McCarthy, D- ' The fracas started Tnursday night . Rucker of Paris. and told officers is. Cleveland, Miss.; Chinese language Sen. Red Charges a bump on the head. A ,received he was on his way to Paris to visit Jackson. Aberdeen, Miss.; Mr. and ed them into English. They both Minn called Goldwater s reference and ended about 3 a, m. Friday. the Veal car Roy Ad- passenger in his brother-in-law, Jim Routon, who Mrs, Reid Dowland, Nashville, gave testimonial talks in which they to communism as "irresponsible play Gunfire shattered the window of a ems. was not injured. Ad- by the campers. One Early Todayy 'is confined to Henry County Gels- Tenn.: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods said they felt that God had allowed that comes up every campalgn.', bus, abandoned Cathey was pro- , Police said Miss end Hospital recovering from inj- and children, Paducah; Mrs. Joan Ithem to come to this country so they rine:: was stabbed but was not ser- on street. a "I reeding north Eighth ones suffered in an automobile ac- Henry and children, Memphis, could be better able financially to lou.sly injured. Thereere were no ar- WASHINGTON TV% — The Senate south, Just be- one-way street going W..Z. Carter suffered a stroke cident earlier this week. Tenn. help their relatives in Communist Commerce Committee today promis- er fore crossing main. Man Held for the, ed ta, early this mornierrwilabiewhome on • Sheritiellasiele said Dr. Rucker ray were Mr. and Mrs. Puryear _1./1.511.% Nark. a aPoitealPan iny_eatirate_. charge In . McDougal Patrolmen' Kelso and Olive Street and Is reported in him that .he' had stopped in the T. C. Collie and son, Bill, Mr. and campers. Skip Weatherford, said that. sissippi Gov. Ross Barnett that , Rev. Yang. from Peking, China, is On Bigamy Charge attended the accident. serious condition. Triple Club briefly and that he was Mrs. Tom Crider and daughter, Mar- when the townsfolk stormes1 . the , Communists are behind the nation's cars strik- I a graduate of Southern,Baptist Sem- The impact a the two Mr. Carter suffered a light stroke accosted by two men as he was get- garet, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crider, camp "the Rev. George Van -HilLTrarial strife. great that 'nary School of Music and is now miter Mg iogether was so it on Sunday morning, June 30 and hting into his car to continue on to Nees. H. M. Williams, and the hosts, shimer and 15 other male and fe- Several committee members, how'- away. The hood minister of music of Beaver Dam Hearing of a charge of bigamy WAS heard a block was hospitalized at Shelbyville, Ken- Paris. He told officers the men slug- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crider and male counselors had, protected and cprhaidllaeyngedaftetrhe Bcahrhetarget on the Tenn. . Baptist Church, Beaver Dam, Ky, Larry Grimes, 22. of Fur- of the Veal car was knocked about tucky where he was at the time. At ged him and took approximately daughter, Kathy. calmed the 55 children." spot Friday 131 landing in the middle 4)Mrs Yang from Canton. China, was year, was continued until 10 am. half a block, 7 that time he said .that he felt a e115 in money from him. Mrs. Leon Crider of Memphi. The children ranged in age from 'They thrieots North Eighth Street. 'trained to be a opera singer and is July 19 Friday in Henry County onst7on ids re of numbness in his left leg, arm and Sheriff Fields accompanied Dr. unable to attend due to ilinese.7 to 16-year-olds. [ rrecentnt direcandt result a graduate of Wheatley' College of General Sessions Court. -- hand. Mrs. Carter was at the family Aucker back to the Triple Club and One of the counselors. Bruce , of denial of equal rights to Amer- Illinois. Grimes entered a plea of not guil- 11 lake cottage at the time, and she questioned the owner. John Owens. ican citizens, ty to the charge that he is married people are so Seri. Warren G. left when notified, with her daugh- He said Owens told him there was Two Will Speak At The father qf Rev. Yang is pastor understand why the Magnuson, D- both to a Puryear woman and to a We have done nothing to Wash., the committee chairman told Weather ter Mrs. John Reagan and Mr. Rea- a "fight" outside the Club and that of a Baptist .Church in China and incensed. woman in Sikeston. Mo. He request- townspeople." Barnett the committee would ask gan. he went, out and made the men WMS Union Day was trained in the Lottie Moon provoke the ed an attorney., and Judge Robert campers didn't stay to the FBI to investigate his charge. He had shown steady improve- leave. He identified the two men as Christian Schools there which are But the Report Swayne appointed Pans Attorney But Magnuson said the Ment until this morning when he Don Jones and Joe Donald Rasp- Moon committee VI supported by the annual Lottle Duance Lacy. N Suffered this setback. berry, the Sheriff said, and said Mrs. J. 0. Williams and Mrs. W. L. would not be led off into "tangents" er tales re.... ID toessiimuld . offering taken by the WMU each Grimes was arrested at his home . Carter is the fonner Superintend- they lived in Kentucky, possible LaNier will be the featured speakers Final Rites For about who was behind the dem- -.:.... year in December. in Puryear last week by Deputies HighI4Yesterday _ 87' ent of City Schools for Murray and around Hazel. at the special Woman's Missionary Today onstrations. 000 Alvis Wall and E. T. Bucyi Alex- Mrs. Barrow 69' presently holds the position of di- Dr. Rucker, 39, suffered a cut over by the Re- Mrs. Voris Sanderson of Murray, Barnett also accused PresWent Low Yesterday Union Day to be held -ander after the woman in Missouri 74 reeling the educational program for the eye, a bruised eye and skinned Jonathan Creek associationai president. welcomed - Kennedy and Atty. Gen. Robert F. 7:15 Today gional group at the who claims to be his wife filed Lake: 7 a.m. 357.3', down state institutions for the Common- cheek. Baptist Thursday. July, the group and Mrs Keys Keel, sa- Final rites for Mrs. Tilghman Bar- Kennedy of encouraging demonstra- 500 Kentucky Camp on charges. He is being held in Henry 1P below dam 308.8', wealth of Kentucky. Sheriff Fields said he filed war, viciational and regional prayer row. age 44, who passed away at 2:00 tions that could result in bloodshed. 0.1' in 24 hours; lt at 9 a. m. County Jail in lieu arr,000 bond. down 02'. rants for Jones and Raspberry, The theme for the day will be chairman, gave the call to prayer p.m. on Thursday following brain In charging a Communist plot. Sunset 7:17; sunrise 4:48. changing robbery and assault and "Laborers Together With God That and a short devotion. surgery at Vanderbilt Hospital in Barnett showed the committee a 500 Nashville. Tennessee, will be held photograph of Negro leader Dr. battery. the World Through Him Might Be Coldwater Methodists Special music was by the Stephen Western Kentucky — Increasing The Triple Club is located Just Saved". errs Hugo Culpepper. Ken- Robert Wayne Ezell today at 130 p.m. Martin Luther King attending what Foster Melodies ladies quartet from cloudiness, humid and warmer thro- Will Begin Revival north of Puryear on Highway 641, tucky VVMU Director from Louis- The funeral will be held in the the governor termed a "Communist _Benton. Miss Ruth Houston led the Accepts Position 5oo ugh Sunday. Chance of scattered a short distance south of the Ten- ville, will hold general conferences chapel of the J. H. Churchill Funeral training school." closing prayer. thundershowers today, spreading A revival will begin at- the Cold- nessee-Kentucky line. the first hour to be followed by In- Home with Dr. H. C. Chiles and Rev. The picture, Barnett said, was Ezell. a Murray officiating. taken at the Highlander Folk School, over the area Sunday High today water Methodist church Sunday spirational speaker, Mrs. Williams All persons appearing on the pro- Robert Waine J. H. Thurman State graduate has been will be in the city ceme- Monteagle, Tenn --later closed by 86 to 91. Low tonight 65 to 70 July 14. Bro. Bob Dodson, pastor of OVC CLINIC of Nashville, Tenn. gram were dressed In costumes of College Burial 000 employed as a vocational agriculture tery. the state of Tennessee. The state' ithe Sedalia-Burnett's Chapel chur- Mrs. LaNier who is the director 75 years ago commorating the 75th teacher in Allen County School will be Noble James of Georgia investigated the schoel The 5 a. m. (EErn temperatures: ches, will be the visiting minister. LOUISVILLE IMO — The Ohio of the Baptist Dawson Goodwill anniversary of the WWI_ Several the Pallbearers 1, System, Scotsville. Ky., for the Bill McDougal, John L. and its attorney general called it Louisville 64. Lexington 65, Cm- Services will be at 11:00 a m. Valley Conference is holding its an- Center at Atlanta. Os., will be the other ladies were also in spaceal Knight, school year of 1963-1964. Compton, James B. Barrow, Larry subversive. ?woo ington 63, Paducah '76, Bowling and 7 -30 p m. each day Bra.Larry nual football clinic here this week- afternoon speaker. costume. Green 68, London 61. ilopkinsville Breedlove pastor, and the members end Art Ouepe. newly elected con- All Wlaftl women-are invited to Mr. Ezell is married to the former. Knight, and B. G. Outland. King, in New York, was reported '73. Evansville. Ind.. 68 and Hunt- extend an invitation to everyone to ference commisioner. is presiding attend and each person is asked to One hundred and fifty-five per- Patricia Loafman of Murray, and The J. H Churchill Funeral Home "not ready yet to comment" ington, W. Va., 54, come and worship with them. over the two-day program. bring a sack lunch, sons were served. they have one daughter Jo Ann. . has charge of arrangements. Barnett's statements.

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4 • %sweet TWO THE LE •ER & TIMES — MURRAY, stENTUCILA SATURDAY — JULY 13, 1983 THE LEDGER & TIMES Yogi Berra Is Doing It From , Bids To Be The First PUBLEINCD by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. OonsolichiDoti of It* Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tunes, and The 1/mei-Herald, October 10, 11128, and the West Kentuckian, January Memory, But What A Memory Hopes To Play To Wear Triple Crownln Quarter Of Century 1, 1942. By FRED DOWN Lefty Grove, Lefty Gomez, Carl Gary Kolb's two- homer key- JAMICS C. WILLIAMS, PL13LIS1IER By FRED DOWN and won his 10th game of the season son. One More United Press International Hubbell, Grover Cleveland Alextuid- noted a four-run third-inning rally United Press International when honsered off We reserve the ripit to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Sandy Koufax, the Los Angeles or, Adolph Logue, Lon Warneks and which carried Bob` Gibson .to his or Public Vallee Diens which, in our opinion, are not for the beet in- Yogi Berra is doing it from mem- Ray' Moore in the Red Sox' 12th. Cardinals. Dodgers' amazing flrebsiler, is ea- Bill Lee. , ninth wm for the Gene terest of our readers. ory—but what a memory! Rich Rollins and Hannon Killebrew ' CLEVINLAND, Ohio CPI — Well, route to becoming the first hurler Kaufax, however, now leads the Oliver and Mack Jotted homered He's 38 years old and on tet last homered for the Twins. The win maybe one more. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509' in a quarter of a century to wear NL's with 15 victories, an for the Braves. Tar as an active player but he's moved the Red Sox past the White That was the wistful sentiment of Mad** Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg:,"New York, N.Y; pitcher's triple crown. .833 percentage and a 1 63 earned Bob Buhl gained his first win stiU the pride of the modern New Sox into second place. Stan iTh Man) Musial, who ap- Stephenson 131dg., Detroit, Mich. The feats-leading the league in run average and Is on a hot atraak over the Reds since 1957 behind York Yankees when the team is in ' The 'Fusers scored their 12-inning red SR his 24th All-Star game victories, won-lost percentage and of three consecutive shutouts and a 13- Cub attack that Included Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as need. Like alien 4122.00 worth of decision over the White Sox aliei wday 'and promptly 1 - —hasn't been ac- eight straight wins. Ernie Banks' 16th homer of the year Second Class Matter. sluggers like and Rocky Colavtto doubled and ard to playing in possibly his 25th complished in the National League The 37-year old left-hander added and. the 351st of his career, Steve Roger Mans are out of the lineup. on a single by Bill Freehisn. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, per since 1938 and in the American another brilliant game to his 1983 Soros, Banks, Ken Hubbs and Dick Berra stepped in Friday night to Fox, who shut out the White Sox' a "Iyear surefromhon°pew.this Isn't my last :normal 850. In Calloway and adjoining counnee, pe ye..r, $4.50; else- League since 1934 Only eight pitch- collection Friday night when he beat Bertell had two hits each for the show the young Yankee lions how on two has for the last four Innings, here, $8.00. one." grinned the 42-year old St. ers in modern with a Cubs. received credit for his fourth win history have done it the New York Meta, 6-0, • the old pros do it when he exploded Louis Cardinals' slugger, indicating and they read like a page from base- three-hitter. It was his ninth shut- "flop Outataadiag Civic Asset of a Community is this "a three-run homer off Ken McBride while Jim Brosnan suffered his for the first time he may be back Dick Schofield's sixth-inning hom- ball's Hal lot Fame: Walter John- out of the season—more than any its Newspaper" that produced a 4-3 victory over the fifth loss. Ron Hansen. Pete Ward In harness again next season. er touched off a two-run rally which Integrity ot NL pitcher since Mort Cooper had and bOosted and Jan Landis homered for the "Of course, it's a little early to gave Don Schwan his fifth victory. 10 in 1942 and seven short 'of the their American League lead to White Sox. tell for sure what my plans are for Bob Bruce lost his llth game for the SATURDAY -- JULY 13, 1963 league mark set by Alexander in games. Johnny Orsino's tao-run ninth- next year," he said. "It depends Colts. 1916. It was Yogi's fifth-homer of Unit homer gave the Orioles their on a number of things. Like how Strikes Out 13 season and the 355th of his career eighth straight win over the Sena- the young on our club In addition to firing his third and it enabled Ralph Terry to tors and rehef pitcher Wes Stock his tome along, for example." straight three-hitter, Koufax struck , square his record at 9-9. It also bent seventh victory of the season with- Musial served merely as a pineit Quotes From The News out 13 batters to raise his league- the Angels down to their 10th out a loss. Don Lock homered for hitter Tuesday for the yictortous MURRAY — leading total to 163. He thus leads DIAINfle - IN THEATRE -- By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL straight loss and suggested to man- the Senators. National Leaguers, flying' out for - NL pitchers in five key departments CAMBRIDGE, Md. — Stanley Branche; an NAACP leader, ager Bill Rignev that nuaping off pitcher Larry Jackson -in the fifth I - —shutouts and plus the calling for -segregation protests despite limited the nearest bridge might be prefer- SUGGEST WEDDED Inning. But that didn't keep the Boxoffice Opens 6:30 more anti three that would qualify him for able to pitching to Yogi with run- BUT A HOME partisan American League crowd of martial law in this racially troubled town: the rare triple crown. ners aboard and a game to be win. 44.160 at Municipal Stadium from • •TONITE ONLY • "We must demonstrate. We have nothing else." The Dodgers salted away Kouffir Two-Out Romer NEW YORK 11.1b — Immediate giving him the biggest hand of the latest triumph, Increasing t he tr Berra's homer came in the sixth ownerstap of a home with a good day when he strolled to the plate ROSMAN, N.C. — Transylvania County Sheriff C. R. first-place lead to five games and I WANT TO LIVE' inning with two out and Bobby resale value is one of the soundest to face Detroit pitcher Jim Bun- dealing Me Meta their 13th straight McCall, indicating why mountaineers attacked a summer and Tom Tresh aboard. ways for newly-weds to build for ning. Richardson by United Press international loss, with a three-run burst in the youth camp near here that was temporarily integrated: , until then the young Yankees had the future. - "I really like these games," he NATIONAL LEAGUE first inning. Tommy Davis started 'KISS BEFORE DYING' "When they brought in Negroes and told it over town been mesmerized by McBride. who , Low down payments and con- said with the holiest enthusiasm of %V 1.. i' t u.e. the rally with a single and there before they did it they were inviting trouble." beaten them six straight times venient financing make it possible a kid after the contest was all over. Los Angeles 53 33 .616 STARTS SUNDAY • had were key doubles by Frank Howard • held them to two singles in this for newlyweds with limited funds "Of course. I've got so admit I was San Francisco 49 39 and .557 5 and Ron Fairly in addition to an to move into .new homes. Usually much more excited about it when I St. Louis NEWARK, N.J. — U.S. District Court Judge Robert Shaw, game. 48 39 .552 5, error ,uid a walk. The Angels rallied for 0;1 runs such homes are found in planned played in my first one. but I still Chicago 47 39 am(Lemmon lecturing Teamster Union official Anthavy Provenzano .547 6 The enabled in the last of the ninth but relief communities in which young couples gets big kick out of being in them." Cincinnati, ------47 42. .528 71v shortly before sentencing him for extorting money from a the Dodgers to pick up a full gains 811diee Remick pitcher Hal .Reniff'hung on to pre- with similar objectises make lasting Before the game even started, the Milwaukee ------44 42 .512 9 t-rucking when they beat the San Francisco firm: Yankees' third straight friendships. veteran Cardinal was Pittsburgh . serve the 43 43 .500 10 Giants. 7-5. the St. Louts Cardinals "You have betrayed the Interests of the working man. their .last 14 The Tile Council of America re- questioned on whether he might Philadelphia win and their Ilth in . 42 45 .483 11,s defeated the Milwaukee Braves, 5-3, Thio kind of offense is a grave dis.servica to labor." ports that buying in a tract is fine, decide to play next year merely Houston .. times. 34 56 .378 21 the Chicago Cubs topped the Cin- the provided the house incorporates suf- because of the opportunity of set- New York The Boston Red Sox edged 29 58 .333 24s.. cinnati Reds, 4-1, and the Pittsburgh Twins, 3-2. in 12. innings. fiment quality features to assure its ting a few more important records. Friday's TULSA, Okla. — Mrs. Carrell W. Hanna, One of' lour Minnesota Results Pirates napped the Houston Colts, resale value. But he said that wouldn't neces- Los Angeles 6 New housewives who will re-wed their husbands because of an The Detroit Tigers shaded the Chi- York 0, night 2-1, in other NL games. SOX, 7-6, also in 12 sarily influence him. Philadelphia 7 San Arkansas law that iriviklidated the first nuptials: cago White Fran. 5. night Sievers Leads Attack Imungs, and the Baltimore Orioles "Those records are all right," he Pittsburgh 2 Houston 1, night • "We're all nervous, flustered and conJusrd. But our topped the Washington Senators, said, "and there alwayseseems to be Chicago 4 Cincinnati I, night Rey Sievers' three-run double and children are enjoying it - 4-3. in other AL action. Cleveland ,mother one in view but at this St. Louis 5 Milwaukee 3, night two run-producing hits. by. Don at Harems City was rained out. stage of the game they're not that Today's Games Demeter helped the Phillies pus a "Monstier" Wins letk vital don't think my decision on Milwaukee at St. Louis Itinth defeat on ex-teammate Jack Ten Years Ago Today "Monster- Dick Radatz shut out whether or not to keep playing San Francisco at Philadelphia , Sanford despite Willie McCovey's "DNSOF wine the Twins for' the I nal four innings would lunge on any records." los Angeles at New York homers of the season LEDGER TIMES FILE 25th and 26th . _ • --- Houston at Pittsburgh • for the Giants. Art Mahaffey, aided an°noses" 1,WC, Chicago at Cincinnati by Jack Baldschun's relief, won hit, ...,. \ rreeterti Illakvballtalt Leaving this week- for Chicago to attend the Woodmen, 01.1.31111 OUR DMZ• Meld isIVIIIII Sunday's Games sixth victory. Harvey Kuerui also Circle National Convention -a-ill tA, Mrs. Martha Carter, Mrs. Houston at New York, 2 hit a homer for San Francisco. Lois Waterfield, Miss Mary Ann Underwood and Mrs. Clif- CENTENNIAL SCRAPBOOE Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 2 ford Melugin. The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures San' Francisco at Pittsburgh, 2, • Jerry Roberts and Bill' Wiggins, of Murray. will be a- Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 2 attacking force. A larger divi- Chicago mong the delegates from the eastern United States leaving 1 grant—as many portion of the at St. Louts, 2 Murray Lumber Co. Inc. No. 320 "shouldif we be ready to do—that sion of Carolinians and others under James this weekend for the annual Junior Red Cross Training for the AMERICAN LEAGUE the Civil War furnishes the great dramatic Pettigrew (who had taken over CO. IN MURRAY Center. Tr am IV L GB. OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER the United States, wounded Beth) v. as in the advance that episode of the history of New York 52 31 .627 • Mr. and Mrs. John Workman left Friday night for a provides the climax of -began.at 1:45 p. in. across an open field, and that Gettysburg Boston 47 37 .560 FOOT A SQUARE DEAL three week's vacation in the western states. the war, then the climax of the clirnax, the over planti fences along a road, ag:011:44 a EVERY 48 39 .552 Miss Mary Miller Ellis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shan- moment of our history, must be Federal force which wafted behind breast- central Baltimore 49 40 .551 104 East Ntiple St. Tel. 753-3161 non Ellis of Murray route one, became the bride of Mr. Ted charge.' This exaggeration is the works improvised along Stan.* fence walls. Pickett's Cleveland 46 40 .529 keynote of a. chronicle, "Pickett's Charge," Longstreet, knowing the strength of the Lawson Minnesota 45 41 .523, by George R. Stewart (pub. by Houghton positions into which the Union forces had Los Angeles 41 48 .461 Mifflin Co.). shifted In the two days of tidal fighting, Kansas City 36 47 434 16 That tragic operation on July 3, 1263, protested vetetnintly against this attack on Detroit 36 48 .429 20 Years Ago This Week third day of the, battle, is misnamed. James the third day. ROSES. . . historian, Maj. Washington 30 58 .341 24s,„ LEDGER k TIMES FILE Longstreet was in command of Lee's First The great British military Friday's Results Corps, of which George E. Pickett's infantry Gen. J. F. C. Fuller, in his concise history, Boston 3 Minnesota 2, 12 Are Beautiful when division was a part. Pickett's only over-all 'Decisive Battles of the U.S.A.," comments inn., night Ben Kilgore, candidate for nomination is governor on Detroit 7 Chicago 6, 12 responsibility was that of,forming brigades on the so-called Pickett charge, The burden inn., night New York 4 Los the Democratic ticket,arill speak at:the &tut house in Mur- before the attacks"lie did not lead the ad- of this mistake gad the many others that Angeles 3, night • ray. vance; he had his,commandpost in the rear. characterized this battle must rest on the Cleveland at Kansas City, ppd., rain,— 1SOTOX-Garden Sprgy throughout its course, Baltimore 4 Washington Mr and Mrs. W. A. -Bell of Marray received a letter Fialtatt'S Virginians did not form the major shoulders of Lee, who, 3. night failed to grasp events or impose his will on Today's Games Keeps Them Insect Free! Monday from their son, Lieut. Bernard D. Bell, in which he 70"; either his subordinates or his enemy." New York at Los Angeles stated that he had been wounded a third time in North ".. " - 7 —CLUCK KINNAIRD Boston at Minnesota CALLOWAY COUNTY SOIL Africa. s140•7,7.;''.4:71 Detroit at Chicago Oury L. Broach died Thursday night at the home of his ) Left: •Tiekett's Baltimore at Washington IMPROVEMENT ASS'N daughter. Mrs. George Hart, in Murray. )0) ."`„.../ Charge" at Get- Cleveland at Kansas City, 2 Murray as a county seat is 100 years-old this year. This 1'" j, tysburg as tie- Sunday's Games pk-ted imagine, is verified by entries in Deed Book E. page 130, at the Cal-% Boston at Los Angeles, 2 tively by S. New York los'ay County Court House at Kansas City, 2 Forbes in his Cleveland at Minnesota, 2 book. "An Art- Baltimore at Chicago. 2 ist's Story of the Detroit HOLLAND at DRUG Washington, 2 30 Years Ago This Week War," issued In the LEDGER k TIMES FILE MIL Mao ess plank fence with NIAGARA'S PASSE • asp ea sword less FOR HONEYMOONS Will Be Open This Sunday The new Plymouth belonging to Miss Marjorie McElrath `=•Ilte appearance was stolen in Chicago last week while parked in front of the , 31I Pickett, who NEW YORK gat — Bermuda and loy par ems, Prosoription sad Sundry Ilse* home of friend's. Ed not lead the Miami ;Beach head the popularity list The Hazel Highway will soon be blacktopped, according advance. of places for honeymoons, re- WI WILL BC OWNED front ports the American Express to W C Broadbent, Road .Commissioner of the First District. Co. Niagara Falls, once traditional for 1140 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. for Oitoroh Mow Calloway County was well represented by 28 students honeymooners, still is a popular site listed on the Honor Roll for fhe past semester at Murray for tourists — but ft has fallen from State College CENTENNIAL top place as a haven for honex- age, remains very SCRAPBOOK Mrs. Susan Stubblefield, 84 years of mooners, a spokesman for the agen- The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures • Lana TO SS I T.,E • low at the home of C. F. Dale on West Main Street. cy said. • LoW air fares have something to Pat Boone in "I was in charge of the tele- fall of Vicksburg', we sent a messenger out do wittrette-ivease-most popular places "Y ELI. 0 W CANARY" o. 321 graph bureau' in the War De- for a bucket of beer," Edward Rosewater the company listed -- Nassau. Ja- partment, and when the news came of the recalled abeat that historic night of July 4, maica, Puerto Rico and the Virgin 1563. "Of course it was con- Isl'nds, trary to rules. .. . We were In the list of most popular also passing the bucket around (Executive ilInnsioe, are the Pocono Mottntams. Sea Isl- when in strode the President. and. Ga., Las Vegas, and Palma, is • He effected at first not to no- fox. __Majorca_ tice, and asked to see the falZ"` latest dispatches. He read thiti slowly, handed it back and :BEGINS WHERE turning to the messenger, • J c - e asked,'What have you there?' FOR SALE THE OTHER 4.7 4. el pore /14-re, a/ An...Z. "4".^. P-• "I explained what we had BIG ONES 'been doing. 'Any beer left?' LEAVE OFF! r *,•"", ado., ..604 J said the nresident. I told him We had drunk it all. 'Here,' 19b3 CUSHMAN /6-b said Lincoln, pulling a quarter ib1, ./(5.-e4e1-1-1, from his pocket, 'go and fill da, it up „main.' So saying he SUPER-HUSKY turnee-tgain to the telegrams. 1%16 ;Laic aeZ •-•selt A•ef. "The messenger returned 350 cc motor', windshield,. p-- with the beer. 'Mn. President,' I ventured to say, 'if I get a • "-re ittaX crash bars, buddy seat, glass, will you do us the great <4-1! t-1:2- 446 honor of sharing the beer speedometer. Perfect con- - st 1714--,- prt- with us.' Or,r "'Never mind thlsglaits,' he diticm. Retail price $6 CO. said, 'I'll wait my turn.": 14,741-• re t-ea, Pe A- Will Sacrifice • —CLARK KLNNAIRD For Only "BARABBAS" r 9.14- l .7-,te /37 , In a letter to Grant nine 'cc.""3"c",' ANTHONYN' QUINN days after Viekshurg's fall. 1425.00 ,e7e Lincoln confessed he had SILVANA MANGANO 'ARTHUR KENNEDY • KATY 11JRADO Hugh', 20, reads be- WEIGHS 419, AIMS FOR 200—Michael IL"re-rr.-r- 44C irv 1,w lacked faith in the general's HARRY ANDREWS • VITTORIO GASSMAN Call Jim Williams, tween light meals in Faith Hospital, St. Louis, where he plan for taking the city. "I Jr. JACK PALANCE• ERNEST 8ORGHINE • went from St Paul's College, Concordia, /do., to get r..a wish to make the per- now at 753-3147 or see at weight down from 4111 to 200. He was studying to be a — ' sonal acknoaledgement that because 207 S. 13th street Lutheran minister, and the seminary suspended him you were right and I was silk of weigat. lie hopes to es-cutei. next year, Distributed by king Features Syndicat• wrong," LInfoln said. a

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Century CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puss" ACROSS I- Printer's measure r434B GIETEIT GOO wo-run homer key- 1-Feweat 10-SpeMmen GOO IMMORP 001 11 third-inning rally 6-Satiates 11- Fruit caked,. iniam rvriomi 11-Leather. 13-q10711 7147.-1 7/3 Bob' Gibson .to his 4aabein... - • he Cardinals. Gene maim nrovLi :•disita 31:r V31 ick Jaime nomered li't,nsrned men =OMR 112115--81-1N atidleid"t. 23-Rips AKC DACHSHUND PUPPIES, eight tons up around the shoulders and I 7- uclLI Si-Attempts gum Med his first win Meal FOR SALE weeks old. Phone 753-1833. j13p half hides the head. 18'III'-1e elal since 1957 behind NOTICE 29-1ta mtataksa !IOWA TRW ELECTRIC COOK STOVE IN good Elke- Sommer Uwe Smoky Tones rtia Si Speck. ttack that included 22-Civil injury 33- Verna le AM31c11'- r4i condition. $50" Mrs. Hunter Love, Other Trigere ideas included many h homer of the year NEW BRICK HOUSE, THREE bed- PLAZA BEAUTY SALON IS NOW 24-River relatives mom ROMM2 503 Poplar, phone PL 3-2841 j13c smoky tones-one, a gray called 34-Scorn UNIN jiiUND sf his career, rooms, ceramic tile bath, carpet in under new management with the 25-11Wiagri 32 Steve mica, -Seesaw Using room. Dawn Has Trouble plenty of giant plaids in coat, 24-43eolf. 36-Covered :en Hubbs and Dick Heights Subdivi- BUNK BEDS, $75.00. POSTER Beds, same experienced operators. Open 6 swagger and swirl to coat shapes, 23-Inipulso 37-Underworld has each for the sion. $11,250. Call 753-1616. tfc antique chiffe.-ae, medal desk, Bur- days week. APpotte-menta not always 5301:clAniarits 40-Metal 44-Withered -dlymbol for and a number of sheer wools for 47 cerium roughs adding machine. Can be necessary. Phone 753-2952. j13p inlet -Drunkard ki-Compass • • evening dresses. volcano 48 CHAIN SAWS, HOMELTTE AND seen at Coldwater. Call Robert Hoke, With Freeways 22-Inborn -Jackdaw point Highlights from other collections 35-Ditch 's sixth-inning horn. Mono. Mowers - Mono, Moto Mower. 489-2372. j13p 0 SUPER SHOE SALE AT YOUR shown during the weekend: 38-Lubricates 1 2 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 10 two-run rally which New and used mowent Moven lar 3-1,reach for Factory Outlet Shoe Store. 100 S. -Jean Louis: This Californian essitemers gill his fifth victory. rent. Waldrop's Mowar and Saw By GAY PAULEY •02 s MUST SELL. DUE TO THE DEATH 13th St. One table of summer flats who designs for movies and movie Ii 'Portico us llth game for the Shop, Concord Road, phone 753- United Press international 42-Oolf mound of my husband, 42-acre farm 2 miles selling for only $2.00 pair. All other stars as 1 4 ii 6233. ju1y20c well as making a collection 43-froguolan 16 ,',...17r NEW YORK 4UPv - D4igner Cell 45. 5ioIndtlantifit off the Murray and Parte Highway, shoes reduced for rapid sale to pre- sold through retailers produced ele- ul '44 Chapman remains true to her fash- 18 '19''.."•-•" 20 5 room house, good weh, and pond. pare for our fall shipments. j15c gant evening clothes including a 41- Alternating N21 ion trademark - clothes for the PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC shav- Mrs. 'Dom Gordon, Route 2, Hazel, sleek white mink dress, floor length. current f r a , woma nare supposed to 4..rap the (Stir I 22 73 !•::, 24 ers at Lindsey's Jewelers. Pay23c Ky. j16c FOR RENT His at-home clothes stressed the 47-Restricted man. 26 27 PtRAY4 shirtwaist look, with billowy sleeves. ,...7....•.,,28 211 Miss Ohapman ignores all that CUBA INDICTMENT - Mrs. tellurium 1... 114•1 TeIlEAltrE ▪ LOT IN PLAINVIEVV ACRES, util- BEDROOM ROOM Most proeided color contrast, as in 50-frollowing SUITE, LIVING 4-ROOM GARAGE APT.-FURN- country casual look dominating the Helene Maine Levi Travis e Sties available. Hest location. Call a pink elution first :•:-:>' .. A suite and miscellaneous furniture. blouse combined with looks calm In Los Angeles 52- Wiper PL 3-3143. j15p ished. Call 753-1417. ildP fall and winter collections from out c's Opens 6:30 Electric range, refrigerator and au- a -red skirt. . an she faces a federal indict- 3.2 33 34 '.•.• 35 36 37 1 ------other New York manufacturers of 21.i rid tomatic washer. Moving, will seen- • CALM OF THANKS ment for traveling to Cuba again REGISTERED BOXER PUPS. Four women's wear. None of that muf- -Anne Fogarty: At-home clothes 38 '39 40 CP ONLY • fice.,Bill Price. 1627 W. Olive. ltc violation of a U.S. Immi- miles from Pryorsburg on fling of throat and neck. None of In DOWN highway We wish to extend our sincere included a gray flannel hostess coat 42 that t-shirt fit to her fashions. In- gration law. The indictment X.<4,3 44 ii^^"45 58 Inquire at Mullens Gro. George thanks to our friends and neighbors styled like a shirt. Floor length I-Body of '57 TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE. Call stead the necklines are daring, charges her with two counts TO LIVE' Hester, owner. J15p for the many acts of kindness, flow- jumpers in plaid- or solid wool were ater 46 r "48"48 4.0.. PL 3-336 or see Hew R. Cooper, plunging all the way to the waist of "unlawfully, knowingly 2- Print,-r'. ...a ers, food sent to us during the sud- paired with skirts. measure' 3 SHETLAND PONIES; and wilfully" traveling to 50 BRIDLES Route 4, Murray. j17c den death of our loved one. We in back and as deep'In front as the 3-Enonet 5 t',;:?: 2 d3 and pony carts. Ponies are broke to the Communist-controlled is- 4 - Slit e 'ORE DYING' especially thank Bro. Roberts. and censors will allow in a grottp of -Mollie Paris: A smorgasbord of FOR SALE BY OWNER. A NEW land In January and August 5'3itp15 on i):,,,..55 0,• ride and are gentle to children. black crepe and matte jersey eve- late clay and formal wear done in 'ti•iliossy fabric modern 3 bedroom brick house. Has the Max Churchill Funeral Home, 13Ce54 'W ic. 4114:1 SUNDAY • Contact Jack McElwain at Lakeland ning fashions, both short and floor the textured, cloque silks, brocades of 1962. In House Un-Ameri- 7-War god built-in Tappan stove and dish- also the singers. testimony in 3-Bushy clump . ii t a Lee I ea LUre s ftdicate, Inc. • Motel, Aurora. Ky., 474-2292. j16c length. and velvets Waistlines for both day can Activities washer. Located on Broach Avenue. The Family of Tom F. Gordon al's To go with the exposed tops, and evening wandered from the 1955 she was identified ALUMINUM INSULATED SIDING, A ltc emmon bargin if sold this week. Call 753- there is the traditional Chapman high empire to the hip. Communist Party member. 7 colors, also may be used on cement 4616. j16c drapery of fabric to enhance every ReOliCK block. Aluminum windows and NOW YOU KNOW curve of the figure. The designer, a PEANUTS® by Charles M. ifehuls doors, 2 or triple- track. Aluminum specialist in dress-up clothes, called awnings, any size and color, baked HELP WANTED By United Press International her collection "Venus Revisited." enamel finish. Home Comfort Co., The first newspaper printed in, Marathon Fashaon Show FEEL. HOW HOW CAN YOU TELL THEY'RE Hazel. Highway, Phone 492-2502. the American colonies was the Bos- COLD MY COLD COHEN YOU'RE INSIDE WWI uSe HELP WANTED TO PUT UP rides ton News-Letter, which John Camp- She was one of more than 50 HAND5 ARE- at Fairground Sunday and Monday. top dress, suit and coat manufactur- 15' FIBEFLGLASS SPEEDLINER bell, a postmaster, started publish- Contact Ralph Hunt or Pete Briggs. ers participating in a marathon 10- boat, motor and trailer, $650. Call ing on April 24, 11e4, according to j13c day series of shows for the nation's • • 753-6133. j13c Collier's Encyclopedia. visiting fashion reporters. The finale will be held Tuesday night.

Miss Chapman's range of evening OF Wine fashions also included pale toned )ses" metallics and brocades, white crepe column-shaped dresses with wide - by Don Onerwood By CLE 0 STE!PH E jewelled collars, a is Cleopatra, and D211/ oeall Ogerrye A. W 0.• DONA....41 70, Mg." NW" tuxedo jackets topping long formals. HARD EVIVENCE, NOT YET. Sur Mutat 119ViAt v0„1 DOF WALK Lic' TO RC* '(isKOPF White and black were a favorite FACTS ID MAKE A CALCULATED CASTRO ANTI TELL HIM I'm THE +OUR 5tt4{1- if combination. Typical was a group CONCLUSION HOTSHOT REPORTER, DAN KING, HUMOR STAo_ of two-parters. of white tucked chif- aNDGET TiE EXC1U51V151DRY NISH 10LJ. dence waver at this hint of the bag, untied the th 0-e. and Cr fon blouses with French-cuff sleeves, PROM THE Rob efarning from a jealous Mother like a te.esni ot 0 t a Hoese's ix). Inc. FAR into ii'. '1'2' t 'lift and narrow black crepe skirts. shining stream of gold . 1 into MOUTH! I emit ntreiehes out on one Nature. her hand. IN MURRAY of Wasso's tor rugs He was at At dawn, Kit sat quietly be- Pauline Trigere, another indivi- "Cliff! Kit!" The shout rever- peace with the world for the side the waterfall staring down . dualist in the design world, showed berated against the rocas and first time since he had fled Los into the pool, a rifle acro,s her numerous daytime dresses fitted DAL off in achoes. ding Arigelet '-astatils It -reminded'- Tier of ATPteelillfel through the waist, where most other I the magic of the moment in a )3-3161 that other guard duty, but thls time designers preferred either a height- "It must have been fate flash. he said the cause was not the sai•age ened wait or a low slung one. One sent me back here," Cliff automatically whirled, sleep 'man. Yucaipa, but the savage of the French-born designers' new softly. He drifted off to snatched up the rifle !rum the pros- beasts. with visions of a great ground, and had it leveled at notions is the "cache cache" taken • • out, "Those cats have Increased," perous mute, ore rolling the path by the waterfall before from a French term in the game of workmen. had told her. "I'm sure of streams of contented Cliff he realized the voice was that hide and seek. This is a rectangular It. and I'd like to kill a couple "-• He saw himself and Cochise or Cochisc. stole in tweed or brocade that but- them. So far the balance of side by side and with them was of The pair eornIng at a run nature has kept them under by Ernie BashmIller a black-hatred Indian beau', down the path were all ',nal was NANCY control." but the clearest partiof the As- peeded to make this da'y the " ian was -the golden_ girl .,. "What, about ailiun.?" most perfect ever created.- • , OH, MISTER — I'VE HERE looking affectionately, at Sprcw who stood close beside him: -asked, As Coe iits-e- and tannitera TH IS BEEN WATCHING WILL caressed his the great beast who had hardly whose soft hands pulled up in front of ntm,- Cliff MAKE ee. hair, warn, lips met his left her side since he had found the bag, and with eyes YOU A LOT ON Whose lifted YOUR JOB and clung,' so real. so sweet- her that morning. "Any chance sparlsiinp, as bright as the gold TELEVISION SOIL IP II And then, suddenly. Cliff was they'll attack 'him?" dust, he solemnly poured a little LATELY MUCH wide awake, and his arms were "No, he's safe enough. There Into each of their hands. EASIER S'N around • the Vision who was no are plenty of deer and ante- Cochise came to life with a longer a vision but living flesh, lope without their tackling a bang. He grasped ..the gold an The lips on his were real! fellow of his size, but were not his hands, lifted e. _arms togh "Cliff! Don't crtisn nip, Cliff!" so formidable as Bum. Keep a m the air, and give' s shout that Kit Adams' voice came to him close watch; they seem to cOn- would have excited the envy ot as though far away, and he was eider the cove their private those long-ago masters of the aware that his arms were property." blood -curdling war whoop--his 1RUG clamped around her small body • • • ancestors. in a crushing grip and she was VIT glanced quickly around. • • • gasping for breath. VI`'and then again gazed rLIFF and Cocnise were • e "Oh. Kit, sweetheart, you worriedly down into the water. %-- desperately tired. All day ;unday couldn't be real." He held 'her "He's been down there a long they had ca7ried gold. It was out from him. "You'll disappear time," she thought. "Perhaps he unbelievable that such a small wiry ft.% In a minute, and I'll be all alone can't find the gold. Maybe his pile of metal could be so heavy. again." dreams will turn out to be Just "Hew on earth did you ever bubble." asked 7 "Huh-uh, not a chance, not a find it?" (Cochise had Her apprehensions were over that the - co' by Itaeburn Van Buren with you squeezing the life out when - seen ABBIE AN' SLATS oh Hour when she saw Along, lean fig- buffalo carving of me." She laughed, her eyes rock with its from the foam deep SLATS, LET'S FACE IT-YOU OF tender, understanding. ure emerge had been pushed back, exposing COURSE NOT.' YOU'RE pool and shoot to the NEED HELP. I'D LIKE 70 SUGGEST UNDER "But the rope! Wasso's big in the a gold-filled pocket In the rock TENSION, THAT'S surface, and she laughed aloud REST BY A FRIEND ALL. rope. You couldn't climb that, it floor under it. A SMART THING IS in sheer happiness when Cliff's together." OF MINE. IT'S NOT EXPENSIVE, CATCH IT was hard enough for me." "Put two and two TO NOW/ T N't T.E • bacicaughingl face lifted to hers. Cliff had been justifiably boast- AND I THINK THEY CAN "Sir," she said, coming Boone in IP I He shook back his hair and fuL "Remember your aunt said DO YOU A LOT OF into his now gentle arms, "v 117 CANARY" s" climbed out. He held the end the gold was to be a spear in GOOD! , have a very versatile Cave worn- of a rope, and as she ran to the heart of the enemy? I sup- an. I brought some small rope him he thrust it into her hand. posed she rnefint it was to be and tied loops into the strands "Pull," he said, his teeth used to buy guns." of the big one as I went up." flashing In a grin. "It's all -That's what 1 thought," Co- feat with She dismissed the yours." chise had said. hand, but an airy wave of her "But what did you find?" she _"Well, I kept thinking of that magnitude of the tie knew the began. spear in the buffalo, and when accomplishment, and added to "Pull!" he shouted again, giv- 1 saw the same carving on the It was the fear she must have ing her an impatient little shove. wall 'of the cliff dwelling I was 4.4•E'..' felt crossing the valley at night. She gave the rope a tentative sure the gold must be some- 0 e - took the small hands in his 0 # He tug. "Stuck," she said, shaking where arouhd the throne." kissed the reddened, a rid her head. "Yes, of course," Cochise had • II 5, Pot no—AR AO. meowed scratched fingers. - • ,963 -No, not Muck," Cliff laughed. exclaimed. "Indiana would do a "Didn't you know I couldn't He grabbed hold of the rope. thing like that. I'm surprised I go away alone?" she let you and with their concerted,efforts didn'T -think of it' The spear scolded him. There was a sob itsrave a little at a time. represents the gold, the buffalo her voice that she was try- by Capp In "Feels like lead," Kit grunted. the enemy." Ile had grinned. LIL' ABNER Al to laugh off. "Didn't you ing "No, not lead!" -Smart boy. Cliff!" know that?" They carried the bags to the Then the -rope was suddenly TR& SET'S STILL OW if I'LL f/14/iFF.F- GASPT - CafOKEP- _ She was crying in earnest moving more easily, and Kit, water-filled tunnel and, tying -AS STATUS SELL THOSE WORTHLESS, PU57 BOATLOAD OF now. Cliff swung her up Into his bending over to get a look at one bag at a time to the rope, syM 1301.,5 WIN down on the the SLOBBOVI SNTOONKS MUST BE arms and sank this great, heavy object, was lowered it to the bottom of F PFNS VE v. EVER`l THING you OWN, ledge, rocking her tenderly, astonished to see that only a tunnel and took turns, one HTOON KS - ARRNIN` NOW,SUN."! endearment Cope It VEX BASHE3N breathing words of small buckskin bag was on the swinuning out with the t that graddilly calmed her. He end of the rope. while the other waited outside 407 of himself help him pull it up. felt strong and sure Cliff grasped it to lift it from to _se and his ability to control their the pool, and its weight was so The next stretch of the oper- destiny. great that it nearly pulled him ation was the long trek to the "It's all over, little sweetheart. in. crater Wall, the ascent up the 'ABBAS" vines to the passage, and then No More worties, no more Only one thing could be that VINE fears. I'm surc of it now." But heavy! Only one thing! Kit felt the 'Walk through the passage outside world. . .. even as he talked the earth excitement rising In her bloost. to the ATY IDRADO gave a shudder and brought With arms grown weak, -she ID GASSMAN him back to the realization that helped Cliff lift the bag from "The tigers, sensing that iT BORCNINE • # man can control his destiny only the water, They dragged it over their quarry was escaping, to a certain extent. And even the side, then Cliff stepped back sprang from the bushes and though there was no further to watch her face. charged... ." The story eon- tremor the titan felt his tonn- The girl slowly knelt beside chides dramatleally tomorrow. e- • - - •_ ••- -

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Mrs. J. B. Burkeen -1534947 Dear Abby :- . . Monday. July 15th ,•I•he Lychan Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church will Even Prayers Have To Be have a potluck supper at the home of Mrs. Clayborne Jones, 1512 John- Considered! son Blvd., at 6.30 p.m. Group III, 411 Mrs. ft. E Kelley. captain, will be in Voltgive4- charge ot the arrangements. Abigail Van Buren • • • Tuesday, July 16th .1Iercer Home Scene If oman's Club Hgt.t.te 1:amily Sapper Held' Circle I of the First Methodist

/ / // / // / /// Church WeiCIS will meet with Mrs. Of Circle I .1leet Scene of Shower AY/ /'. /// By Circle Group pm. Mrs. Charles Mercee Bun Swann at 2:30 opened her For Della The Ruth 'Wilson Circle of the DEAR ABBY We would Alice to, admired for protesting the increase • • • home on Main Street for the meet-. Taylor:7., Woman's Society of Christian Serv- drop a fee people from our Christ- ' of filth in our culture. But if all you Wednesday, July 17th irs of Circle I of the First Miss DelliaSue Taylor, bride-eleCt Baptist' ice of the First Methodist Church list, but don't know how to see are -sex magazines and sexy C'hurch of Mickey Boggess. was honored alas gift The Memorial Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society held a family picnic at the City to mosies", you're uot looking hard with a household shoiver et the go about it gracefully. I'd like Woman's Missionary Society will held :on Tuesday.' July 9. at ten Park on Wednesday evening at six- enough. Fine literature and worth- Murray Woman's Club House with notify them before the shoppuut hold as general meeting at the o'clock in the morning. thirty o'clock. still available in season starts so they won't buy us while merles are 7.30 prn. The prpgrain.ori -Leadership .Mrs. Errol Sanert and Miss Diane church at Tra- A potluck supper was served to anything We hardly ever see them abundance for those who want them. • • • •ming" was Taylor as the, hostesses, conducted by Mrs Ragan, the largesgroup attending with Rev. on Whep more people concentrate on The honoree ,rhose to wear for during the year and rarely talk Thursday. July lath McDaniel with's general discussion! slid Mrs. Loyd. Ranier and tea, sons good, the wholesome, and the the the phone. In fact, the last few the The Regional WMU Day will be te, the group. 1 prenuptial occasion a mint green being special guests. years verien we delivered gifts to spiritual, filth will become unprofit- Mrs. cotton dress with lace trim and held at the Jonathan Creek Baptist Noel Meeigin opened the The hostesses were Mrs. Harold so able and lose its reason for being. wore a hostesses' gift corsage of each other, the gesture seemed Camp at 9 am. A sack lunch will meeting with prayer Refreshments Douglass and Mrs. Dick Sykes. • • • white carnations with green accent. Insincere it was embarrassing. May- be brought by each person attend- were served' by 'Mra' Mercer to the CONFIDENTIAL TO SI'SPICI- Mrs. Ruble S. Taylor. mother of be these people would like to drop ing. All ladles of the WISIU are in- ten persons present. OUS BUT NEEDS PROOF: If you the honoree, wore a beige dress with us from their Christmas gift list, vited to attend. found YOUR razor wet, it must " beige accessories, and Mrs. Elmo Woman's Missionary too, but don't know how to go about • • • have been a pretty close shave for Boggess. mother of the -elect, it Your reply in print would help Friday, July 19th groom Society Of Elm same gay Wilde. Why don't you ask. Coke Party For was ist-nrect in a figured silk dress many people. An informal dance for 7th. 8th your wife? 1Irs. Cagle Held oh a !lite accessories. Their gift-Grove Has Meets PUZZLED and 9th grades will be held at the corsages were of white carnations. The Elm Grove Baptist Church DEAR PUZZLED: If you think Calloway County cefuntry Club from For a personal reply, send a self- By Mrs. Doherty Mies Taylor opened h er gifts Wornates Missionary Society held exchanging gifts in an atmosphere '7.30 to 11 p.m.. Each member may addressed, stamped envelope to hich were displayed on the table two meetings on Wednesday at the of insincerity is embarrassing, wait Invite one non-Member guest. Ma- Mrs. Cletus Cagle of Deerfield not to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. centered with an arrange.ment of church. until you try to tell them dames Burgess Parker, Dan Hutson. • Abby answers ALL mail. Beach. Fla., who is here in Murray .11.rn:i:er flowers Mrs. Hardin Morris was the lead- buy YOU anything because you are- and Plullip Mitcnell are the plan- for the summer with her family Take Refreshments of uidnadual cakes. er for the Royal Service program on n't buying THEM anythin. ning committee. 4 attending Murray State College wAs and send For Abby's booklet, "How To Have decorated , wath a white rose and 'tea; Missions' held in the after- them off your gift list complunented at a Coke part y by the fol- A Lovely Wedding." send 50 cents to • • • green leaf, punch. nuts, and mints nog% with Mrs M. T Robertson them a Christmas card. And Saturday,aluly 25th Mrs. A. A. Doherty at her home on having the call to lowing Christmas you'll be off their Abby, Box 3365. Beverly Hills. 'acre served. Green candles and a prayer. • • • An informal dance for 10th. 11th, Saturday morning. July 6. white cloth were decorations for The president, Mrs. Walton Fulk- gift list, too. 12th grades and college will be held ea • • Refreshments sere served buffet: the refreshment table The napkins erson. presided and Mrs. Harry She- at the Calloway County Country style from the dining room table l sell led Uie Rose were impruited a t he words, closing prayer. A song DEAR ABBY: I was married in Evelyn Williams Is Club from 8 p.m to midnight Each atatIhMelivvERhSi teHOHNuOusReEDP—rellisidae n tce Kennedyieieony In overlaid with a greeri cloth and: eDella and Mickey', was sung ay the group. January. 1 had several showers giv- member may invite one aon-mern- GErdleSnT presentsth e tie i arrangement.' Complimented With 'centered with a floral Seventy-three persons acre pres- Others attending were Mesdames en for me and received many beau- ber guest. Messrs and Mesdames National Geographic Society'' Hubbard Medal fur Explain- Those peesent were Mesdames ent for the occasion. Alfred Keel, Charles Burkeen, Earl tiful gifts. I an expecting a baby la Lovely Tea Shower 'Charles Costello, Charles Sexton, tion to mentbers of the American expedition who scaled Mt. Dyhrenfurth Cagle. Jay Wyatt. Frank Gerrain of Lee, Gary Wicker, Albert Crider, Septesnber My aunt wants to give Miss Evelyn Williams, August 3rd Vernon 0ohoon, Charles M. Baker. Everest last May. Expedititin leader Norman G. in turn Athens. N.Y.. Louis Wayne Brown Keys Keel. Maudie Hale, and Than- me a baby shower. She'll be inviting bride-elect of Kim Wilson Wallis, and Charles Shuffett are the plan- accepts. Bearded member is Barry 'Bishop. And the of Lansing, Mich.. Jerry Wilson. Bob Read the Ledger's rue Parker. exactly the same friends and rela- was complimented with a lovely tea ning committee. (lower), Sherpa guide Son Sawing Gurnbu presents Ken- Rainwear), Tommy Alexander. The circle program on "Leader- tives who gave me wedding shower shower in the little auditorium of The Faith Doren Circle of the President with a "friendship scarf." neth Adams, Holmes Ellis Jr.. Dale Classifieds ship Training" was led by Mrs. gifts Don't you think It's too soon to the College Church of Christ on First Methodist Church WSCS will Sutton. J. B Burke-en, and Doherty. Earl Lee at the evening meeting be asking for more gifts? Saturday, July 6. from three to five meet at the home of Mrs. Autry with the scripture and call to prayer EXPECTING o'clock in the afternoon_ Farmer, 1307 Wells Boulevard. at by Mrs. Alfred Keel Mrs. Purdom DEAR EXPECTING: Yes, Dear. The gracious hoseeses were Mes- 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Alice Jones as RiAll THE LEDGER'S CLASSIFIEDS MURRAY RECR-EATION DEPT. Lassiter led the closing prayer Your aunt is expecting too much too dames Paul Hodges. Vernon Ander- the program leader. Others present were Mesdames soon.. son, Esco Gunter. Leroy Eldridge, • • • James Shekel'. Scott McNabb. Char- • • • and W li. Brooks. Murray Assembly No, 19 Order ofl Registration Blank les Henry, Walton Fulkerson. Mason Receiving the guests with She the Rainbow for Girls will hold its ABBY: I am 14 and here is Thomas, Han-y Shekel'. Bill Harrell, DEAR honoree were her mother, Mrs. regular meeting at the Masonic Hal: M. -problem, What..isgoing to be. T. Hoterteeni. 'Garry- -Wicker, my Wityne Williams. her mother-in- at 7 p.m. nation if we kids grow Name _ Sex George Crawy, Charles Burkeen come of our law to be, Mrs. Pat Wallis, and her • • • nothing but filth all around and Raymond Colson. up with two attendants, Miss Elaine Cun- The general meeting of the First • • • wonder there is so much us? No ningham of Cadiz and Miss Laurel Baptist Church WILS will be held at Address _ Phalle ?th. _ luvenile•delinquency. All we ever Parker They were each presented the church at 7:30 p.m. with the sex magazines and sexy PERSONALS see are a corsage of gardenias by the host- Ruby Nell Hardy Circle in charge want to grow up in a clean • Age NO. of Participanls in Fa'mily movies_ I Mee. of the program. and have clean friends. Re- Mrs. F. B. Outland Is visiting her rettion Miss Williams chose to wear tt • • -e. AMERICA'S P401 CRIPPLER the kids f today who son. Stanley Pogue Outland and member, it's blue cotton frock; Mrs. Williams, Wednesday, July 17th Father's Signature - running the nation before family of West Palm Beach, Fla. will be a grey and white dress, Mrs. Wallis, Lady Golfers Guest Day at the RITES While- Abere-whee will attend thee-long. -* beige linen frock; Miss Cunning- Calloway County Country Club will FOURTEEN Mother's Signature eedding on July 13 of her grand- ham, a printed dress: and Miss be held with guests from qMayfield FOURTEEN: You are to be daughter, Miss Mary lee Outland. DEAR Parker. a pale blue cotton frock. .Country Club and South Highlands. 'Imre Wry...and • curry footorrore Refreshments were served from Hostesses will be Mrs. Gingles Wal- Eras. THE ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION the beautifully appointed tea table lis. Mrs William Caldwell and Mrs. covered with a white cutwork cloth Garnett Jones. over green and centered with an • • • arrangement of pink gladioli, roses. Colorfu Vacationers and Bells of Ireland in a crystal container. All the appointments were PERSONALS :n crystal. ••• 4The green, pink, and white color Mr. and Mrs. Benny Ray of Mar- licheriTe' I 4rie OUT- gie/Me; TllahaVe beert the guesle- gladioli arrangament on the table of his grandparents, 15-I': ana Mrs. where the many 'gifts were display- H H. Ray. a ed. a • • Greeting the guests at the door Fred Ray has returned to his were Miss Meld Hodges and Miss home in St. Lows, Mo.. after a Pisa Deborah Eldridge. The register was with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. H. kept by Miss Gayle Anderson and gar:South Ninth Street. Mrs. Sherrill Gargus. Approximately seventy - five were Mr., end Mrs. I. B. Boyd of Louis- JULY 15 - 20 present or sent gifts during the ville were the recent guests of his afternoon hours. uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs. H. H • • • Ray. • • • Boatwright Family Mr. and Mrs. Pat Darnell and son, Program for Kevin, of Royal Oak, Mich., left Reunion Is Held Saturday after a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Solon Dar- The annual Boatwright Family nell, South 10th Street, and Mr. Reunion was held at the City Park Monday,July 15 and Mrs. Rune Waldrop, North 9th on Sunday, July '7. Street. Enroute home they will visit Besides those from different parts Mrs Darnell's sister and family, Mr. of Kentucky attending, other rein-' and Mrs. Harold Canedy and daugh- * 8:00 P.M. - - - Lives were present from Missouri, ter. Phyllis. of Alton. Ill. Kevin Illinois, and Indiana. came to Murray last month with his Following t h e bountiful lunch, great grandmother. M r s. Monk° OFFICIAL OPENING several visitors called during the Waldrop, who is spending the sum- afternoon. • • • mer with Mr and Mrs. Waldrop. 8:00 P.M. - - - • • • * For crowded closets, turn coat To apply Ittjuld wax, dip a sponge collars up and—Lath the la dry and vet between -••••••• around pinning them togetherPeitrrer' wring BEAUTY CONTEST paper towels to soak up excess wa- a. a the front There 11 be no crease in ter Wet sponges do a better job the coat when you wear it. • • • than dry ones. * * * * * • • • A small cork glued to the inside of your sea ing box is a good place RIDES - EXHIBITS PLEASE! to store your thimble FOR CORRECT COME EVERY NIGHT!! TIME and * * * * * TEMPER/JURE DAY OR NIGHT Mt& Editions tie • $100 IN SILVER DOLLARS GIVEN EACH A CADET-INSPIRED over- SAILOR STRIPES and DIAL 751963 outfit a salty look. blouse goes with slim skirt. give this NIGHT!! Influence A Strong Nautical ONLY 11DU CAN PEOPLES BANK ,4 Seen In Styles For Seashore PPLEVENT' et FOREST FIRES Murray, Ky. • $500 MEN SATURDAY NIGHT!! By SUSAN MUM THE NAUTICAL look has white or blue and white. One by a naval .•••••••=0 Come sailing onto the scene was ir.spi red jacket With its side for mid-season vacations with cadet's buttoned contrast- a collection of cotton double- seam and other features a. knit dresses that landlubbers ing tabs. The See .. . that's reminiscent Calloway County will adore. Middy top uniform,. Smart And Colorful of French sailors' sleek, trim Combining the Three-Piece Costume .W.11 lines of the seafaring set with three-piece ensemble is an easy sophistication of their The "STARS% MY CROWN" •••••• feminine version or a own, these outfits are perfect a very yachting costume. It is avail- .,for a holiday at the seashore FOR TICKETS CALL 753-6843 aeaPIUM111 able In the same color com- rov- or'for days at the yacht club. _ FAIR outfits binations as the other two, as a cardigan with horizontal stripes. The two overblouse Write Box 679 - Murray, Ky. WfirrE PIPING tr.ins as in black and white. selid, straight skirt- comae in a choice of red and well It is teamed up with white shell and

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