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IIs • COUNTY SCHOOLS TO END TERM MAY 29 ERY Lakeside Cabin Of Charlie Lassiter To Run For Office Again No Make-up On Saturdays Will

The lakeside cabinBurns of Mr. and Tri-Hi-Y Vester Cr Charlie Lassiter announced today Murray Vestal^ Orr burned to UM Mrs. that he would seek the Democratic Be Required For Time Missed • ground Saturday morning about ' nomination for State Representa- 11:00 o'clock. The cabin and all of tive from Calloway and Trigg Coun- Calloway County schools will end its boiler insurance will its conteres including appliances, ties. pay fOr re- their current term on May '29th and pairs to the boiler at Calloway TV, furnishings, fishing equipment. During his first term as Repre- no make-up will be necessary on County High The boiler system Gets Top Honor was lost. sentative from Calloway. Lassiter Saturdays to compensate for the there suffered damage due The cabin was located between has served on the following com- to a days lost due to bad weather. Su- malfunction of controls, he said. thoee of Glllard Ross and Noel Me- mittees: Education, County Gov- perintendent Boron Jeffrey told the Also the board has been instruct- The Tri-Hi-Y Club of Murray Wendell Butler, state superintend- twin, and was composed of living ernment. Veterans, Higher Educa- county board of education last night. ed by the state to have High School was named • -Triple ent of public instruction; and the room, large bedroom, small bedroom, tion, Labor, Roads and Highways. an audit But in order to teach the requir- prepared on the school system this A" club in the state at the lath executive secretary of KB/s. J. M. kitchen, bath and two porches Lassiter was born on the east side 175'days and dismiss school year Law requires an annual youth ameminy at Lexing- Dotson. Mr and Mrs. Orr had been at the of Calloway County. He has taught ed on audit to be the 29th it will be necessary to have made at least every two years out ton and Frankfort recently 'the The Tri-111-Y was further hon- cabin the week before anti were school at Coldwater, Kielesey. Mix- Monday Tuesday and the state department insists an au- • award was based on the club's earn- ored by the election of Patsy Spann. preparing to return when tney got on and Almo At the present time school on Wednesday of the week set aside dit be made when the state has • ing 2,000 quality points, the maxi- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cross the call that the cabin was on tire. he is serving as principal of Aim° for spring vacation. available funds for the cost-snare 1FF mum number under the acoring Spann. as Clerk of the Senate tor It is not known what caused the Elementary School. He is married The week of April 14th is KEA expense systent this year's Assembly, and the elec- blase to the former Ruth Lovett. Thay week and school will turn out on The local audit is expected to The annual assembly sponsored tion of Marion Belot., daughter of Charles Dillon, who owns a cabin have one son. Jerry. a student at Wednesday so teachers may attend cost approximately with the by the YMCA was attended by ap- an Mrs. Jack Belote, to tne nearby, fought the blaze and pre- Calloway County High School. rtso KEA. state bearing half of the expense. proximately 560 delegates and ad- office of Clerk of the House tor vented it from spreading. He rated He is a member of the Methodist S visors The purpose of the meeting next yesx's assembly. School finances took up a major Graduation day for high scnooi leaves back from the area and Church, Masonic Lodge, Eastern portion of the board's time at its students will be May 28th and May is to carroy on a mock legislature Also attending were Cecelia Wal- brought water from the lake. atner- Star, American Legion anti t n e regular monthly meeting last night. 27th for junior high school students Every club attending subcrutted a lace, daughter of Dr and Mrs. A. 11. wise other cabins might have oeen Woadmen of the World The estimated budget trom April Calloway High will hold its class bill concerning educauon Wifilace, serving as senator, and consumed in the blaze also Rea. Lassiter hes been active in hat through June 30th indicates the night exercises on May 24th and Guest speakers at the aessetilstY Kaye Wants, daughter of Mr. and The cabin was only recently brick- the Democratic party for several • general fund of the xystem will the baccalaureate service on Sun- Included Ciovernor Bert Combs: Mrs. Laverne Wallis, serving as re- ed up part way and was in excellent years. Last fall he served as general finish the year with a deficit near day, May 26th presentative. Attending as adviser condition The loss was covered to chairman for the Harry S.' ,Yuman $15 000 However a scheduled trans- was Mrs. Allen Rumen, co-sponsor some extent by insurance rally held at Murray State College. of the dub. who served as Clerk of fer from the capital outlay tuna to 4 Murrayans the Court of Appeals at the 100 the general fund is anticipated to Youth Assembly Special recogni- MSC Debate Coaches enable the system to close the year's Court Docket WANE tion was given at the awards cere- YOUTH ACCIDENTLY HANGS SELF - Minneapolis operation in the black "Dock" Parker The transfer has been scheduled To mony of all former cabinet mem- And Students At Meet patrolman Dan Nardahl vainly attempts to breath life Attend 25 for some time and is a re-payment bers present in the body of 14-year-old John Richter as he applies Busy In Judge to the general fund Several months Outstanding leadership awards Debate coach J Albert Tracy, and mouth - to - mouth artificial respiration while officer were presented to David Driskill, James V Pee, both of Murray State Dies Monday ago funds were transferred to capi- Charles Wallace checks the boy's pulse. The mother of • Year Club Meet sponsor of the Murray HI-Y dun, College, and students George Steal- tal outlay to pay for bleacners at Austin. co-sponsor the youth prays while his father, Anton Ri7hter, holds the 'high school The transfer OT Miller's Court and Mrs A. B ey. Ronald Morgan, Glen Brown a flashlight. Young Richter accidentally hanged him- hinds is a standard procedure with Pour veteran Tappan Company of the Murray Tri-H1-Y. and William Myers have arrived In R T "Dock" Parker, age 89, died most stateMa. employee* at the CoMpanyT 'IdUr- Reeeiving plaques for outstanding, Teashvilte- Tenet% topertleipate Monday. atteracata-AL the: KerrniksI -It was pointed out it the 'meet- Cases appearing in the court or rey division will travel to Mansfield. performance in the House of Repre- the annual Forensic Tournament Hospital following an extended ill- sentatives was Ben ing that the tight operation beeline Judge Robert 0 Miller which nave Ohio, next week to attend the an- Hogancamp. son and Student Congress of the Sou- ness. can be directly attributed to the been completed are as follows. nual banquet of the firm's 35-Year of Dr. Thomas Hogancemp. and for thern Speech Association, April 1-5, Mr Parker. a resident of Murray high cost of punil transportation Druary L Dalton, Jr.. Club outstanding performance at -tie 1963 Local Women To Take Part In route five, was a retired farmer and issuing and The state has approred $75,205 94 uttering a cold and worthless check, The Murray plant employees who Court of Appeals was Tommy Wells. Participating in the Tournament former employee of Murray State son of Kr Trent watch- as the approximate cost of punn 1Sheriff Restitution made of $2'7.66 are members of the select group of Wells. Both :e- will'be high school and college de- College where he was night presented the I-11-Y Club along witn some 18 man for 17 years. transportation for the year ending check. Fined $1000 and costs or employees who have 26 Years bsto'rs and speakers from State Woodmen Circle Meeting or daughters, June With But actual cost of the $21.50. more of service with the Company Jimmy Adams. son of Mrs. Fannie Southern states The topic to be Survivors are three transportation of county pupils win Gus Hurt, public drunk, Sheriff • are. Lou Adams and Billy Wilson. son bated is "Resolved The Nations of Mrs Joe Lassiter, Murray route live. B The Sutretne rarest Woodmen InKrnent Outland and Mrs exceeethis Tema by at least 1180.000. Fined $10.00 and costs of $21.5t1 a 1 Cord rey , 905 Sycamore of Mr end Mrs J the Western Hemisphere snouid Certificate will be present- and Mrs. Tennie Circle will hold its Kentucky State Detroit: four 7'tie state fitrure is lower tnan Nickless Smith. Benton route one Street. production control manager Form a Common Market" Also to ed to Murray Grove 126 Grove 1 Leon Jarosz both of Convention April 5-6 at Hotel Irvin of Parker. Murrainrou,te actual cost because bus service ex- exceeding the lae/iri speed limit Harold Kilgore, 701 Sycamore be herd are oompetitione and wort- Louisville will receive the second sons. Clifford NC Regular Meeting Of Cobb in Paducah with the State place and Johnny Parker, ceeds state requirements. The state State Police Fined $1000 and costs Street. aasembly department gen- shops in Entertainment Speaking. award of $15. three, Thomas of $1550 eral foreman Cub Pack 45 Is Oral Interpretation. Oratory and President Frances Snyder of Pa- Among the out of state guests Murray route rite. and R. T. Park- does not rewire buses to pick up ducah presiding Owensboro: 19 grandchil- children at their home who live Frank Wilson, issuing and utter- Gilbert Searfoa. 1000 Sharpe ExtempOraneOtis Speaking The Stu- scheduled to attend the convention er, Jr.. Held Last Week In the absence of a state manager. are Mrs Helen great-grandchildren, and within one mile of the main traveling two cold and worthless Checks. Street. press department general dent Congress will provide visiting Tate, National Tau dren. 16 Sheriff Made restitution on $5.0e foreman young people with practice in the National Committeewomen, Goldia Phi Lambda Committeewoman and one great-great-grandchild. ed road Also the children who drive The regular monthly meeting of bodies It Curd and B. Wall Melugin. of Mur- state manager of Tennessee The deceased was a member of school and those who live within and $600 checks and fined $1.00 John Pocock Benton Road pur- workings of government Wood- to Cub Scout Pack 45 was held In the Church. do and costs of $21.50. chasing agent meets this year in the Tennessee ray, have been serving jointly in men Circle. and Mrs Jewel Mc- the Cherry Corner Baptist one mile of /where not future Austin School recreation roam last Paul Henry, Dexter route State Capitol House and Senate that capacity, and are Resisting wth Clain, district manager and state Funeral services will be conducted in the state calculations. &ie. - week In the absence of Cubmaster speeding. Chambers. cionvention arrangements. captain in Tennessee, and former at the J H Churchill Chapel. Bur- The board was informed of the State Police, Fined $10.90 James D Clopton, Dan C Hutson, and costs of A pre-convention reception will state president in Kentucky They ial will be in Murray city cemetery. state bids on school bus cnaesis $15.50. v, Gail Houston Tapped Assistant Cubmaster presided, In- Flonnie Dale Sheller. speeding, be held Thursday evening from 7:30 will assist with the installation cere- Friends may call at the J. H. and bodies for 48. 54. and 60 passeng- troducing the theme "A round the State Police. For UK Mortar to 930 in the ballroom of the hotel, mony Saturday morning Churchill Funeral Home. er buses A Greenup Chevrolet alone Fined 810.00 and costs Board USA" Callowny County of $15.50 with the Paducah Chapter of the Drill teams from Louisville. Madi- has the state bid on 48 passenger Den One led the pledge of alleg- William L. Traughber, LEVINCerON, Ky vpe - Meru- Variety Show Set Woodmen Circle Tau Phi Lambda sonville. Murray and Paducah will units The bid on the chassis Farming- ;ED iance and skits were presented by ton route two. DWI een University of Kentucky coeds Sorority and the Paducah Grove 2 officiate in the various ritualistic Competition For alone is $1901 50 and *1946S0 for the amended to Dens Two and Three William /Solo- reckless driving, State Police Pined were tapped Monday night for mern- A variety show will be held at the as host. ceremonies. body, a total of $384800 on a common gave the treasurer's report and $100 and costs of $10.50 erships in Mortar Board. aeruor Calloway County High School, Fri- Registration will be Friday from At the final convention session FFA Sub-Day Set plete ulna. John T Irvan presented the merit John R Surkeen, women's leadership and service hon- day April 5th at '7 30 p m 10:00 a. m until 1 00 p m The Saturday,morning new state officers reamer route awards passenger unit is approxi- one. DWI amended to orary. at the annual "Stars In the Talent for this show will come convention will open formally at and delegates to the Society's na- Sub-Day competition for district A 54 reckless any- Those receiving awards are as and a Louis- Night" program from each of the elementary schools 1 -00 p m Friday The Mvocatian tional convention in Chicago Au- FFA field day events will be held at mately $106 higher Mg. State Police Fined $100 and a follows - Den One, • The Wolfbadge and of the county, as well as from the will be by Rev gust 18-23, Murray State College Wednesday. ville International Harvester deal- costs of $1050. 18 girls were among more Joe Gardner, pastor will be elected and in- Denner, David Parker, Lynn Solo- the 60 nexsenger unit at Marple J Agee, Jr., 1st 4 than 250 women students recog- high school. of the Mizpah Presbyterian Church stalled Three other Sub-Day competitions er has bid College Sta- mon. Christopher Ciopton, Walt $4,624.07. tion. speeding, nized for outstanding scholarship There will be engine, dancing, In Paducah The closing feature will be a lun- will be held over the district this a total cost of State Police. Fine.: badge and assistant Denner, Mart Instrumental numbers, speaking agel cheon at week and winners will meet here $1000 and costs of $15.50. and leadership at the ceremony, Mayor Robert Cherry will wel- noon Saturday at 11.30 at If the Calloway County Board de- Kennedy, Rodney Lowe April inn J D McKinney. Murray rout- an annual event since 1929 acting This program will be en- come the convention to Paducah. the hotel for officers and members. on Field Day. Monday. local Den Two. Bear badge and assist- cides to purchase new units two. speeding, State Named to Mortar Hoare were tertaining from the moment it starts Cora McCann. president of the host Four sehools. Callcrway Hign, Ful- Police Fine ant bids will be called for Should local Dener. Tommy Irven, Denner, until the final number Is finished, ton County. Hickman County, ant $1000 and costs of $15.50 Ann Combs, Hazard, grove, will bring greetings on be- be higher than the state bid Paul Thurman. Danny Hutson, Mae compete bids Gary M. Watson. Kirksey, im Carole Lynne Cosby. Cincinnati; a spokesman said half of the local Woodmen Circle Hazel Beauty Shop Murray College High. will prerogative Allbraten, Assistant Denner, Bruce the board will have the proper use of dealer plate, Stas sue Ellen Orennis.,.Aberdeen. Ohio; The P T A urges the parents members. here Wednesday in the preliminary Scott, Herbert Tesseneer Is Open For Business of acceptling the state bid. Police. Pined $1000 Martha Greenwood, and friends of all schools to come Mrs Nola Nfoltenberry of Bowl- rounds and cost si Hopkinsvele: Den 'Three, Denner, Gary Crass, for this evening of enterteinmen. Competition Wednesday will be under the pended. Rebecca Clroger, Fx}anger. Gall ing Green, past state president and The Hazel Beauty Shop. No funds are available Steve Seaford, Sammy Adams; As- locateo impromntu Paul S Von Schoech. DWI amen . Houston, Murray; Edith Justice, - past national representative, will on In public speaking. current budget for the purcnase sistant Denner, Charles Beale, Tom- Stateline Road in Hazel is now ed to reckless driving, State Polk Pikeville. Mary Kathryn Layne, give the response speaking. ?FA Creed for Presnman of new beeps and any units ac- my Parrish open according . to the owner e.nd boys, and individual music be bought with Fined $100 and costa of $10.50 RI ft Winchester; Mary Dale McIver. De- Owen Billington Following the seating of officers operator Mrs_ Joe B Adams. quired would have to Den Mothers for the month were 'Inc achievement Jimmy Rogers. Issuing anti utte - lurnbia. Tenn; Betsy McKlruvan, and delegates, usual reports and the shop Winners in the farm payment to be made in the new fis- Mrs. Keith Kennedy, Mrs John Ir- was demolished recently when ing a cold and worthless check. t. Paris, Martine Noojin, Lewiston, Plans Senate Race initiation ceremony, the Memorial entries will also be announced on cal year van, Mrs Maurice Cram Jr. and it was struck by a large trailer truce Sheriff. Made restitution of $.5' Pa: Inge Riley. Erlanger, Susan Service for the late state manager in the early Sub-Day Supt Jeffrey told the board that Mrs Robert Lowe Owen Billington has just tiled morning hours. check, fined $1 00 and costs of $21. Scott, Lexington: Vivian Shipley, Barney Riley, and other deceased The new Mrs H L Beale led the scouts with the Secretary of State to maim shop is located on State- T C. Hill. issuing and uttering s Erlanger, Glynda Stephens, Wii- members will be presented with line and audience In singing -America-, the race for State Senator tor the Road, just west of the former PRO('LAMA TION cold and worthless check, the Sri( -- liamsburg, Mary Ware. douth eon past national representative. Nell concluding the program new 31st District consisting of Cal- location. TO ALL TO WHOM THESE tit. Made restitution of $10.00 ches Mitchell: Donna Jean Wilcox. Churchwell of Louisville in charge Mrs Adams is loway, Trigg, and Christian count- an operator her- PRESENTS SHALL COMB' fined $100 and costs of $2150. Princeton and Carolyn Young, Lex- of the commemorative ceremony. self ies. and also there to serve custom- WHERF.AS, the education of our Elmer LIllard. Dexter route or ington. She will be assisted by officers of ers is Miss Nancy Services For William The position Is presently held by Holmes. youth is essential to democratic public drunk, State Police. Fin I z the Louisville • grove and by the The shop provides complete care national survival Senator George E Overbey. government, to $1000 and costs of $15.50. McDaniel Held Today Madisonville drill team, directed by sio for the hair according to Mrs Ad- and to the health, happiness and Thomas M Sootier, Pittiour 1, State Vice President Irene Hale of a MS. prosperity of the people in any com- Kansas, State Police. Reckless arn- C Services were conducted by Rev. Madisonville. Woad's, NOW YOU KNOW munity. Ftate or Nation; and ing. fined $10.00 and costs of $15 s Layne Shanklin this morning in The convention banquet will be By United Prelim International WHEREAS, there are in Murray, H. Houston. no operator's licer. the Max Churchill Chapel for Friday evening, with State Treasur- M McDaniel, age 81 Burial Pickup Of Brush Calloway County and throughout State Police. Fined $200 and cons The praying mantis is the only er Loretta Jobs serving as toast- was in Jeffrey Cemetery. the United States, various chapters of $1550 Insect known to be capable of turn- mistress. Mrs Jobs is serving her To Begin Next Week Active pallbearers were Herren of Future Homemakers Association, H Houston. DWT. State Poll e, ing its head in a manner similar second year as president of the Mur- a. Ankh. Joe Smith. Melon Byers, Within City Limits an organization of young women fined $100 and costs of $1050. to human beings, according to Nat- ray Grove, which was judged first High1 Yesterday WI studying home economics; and Lunceford Rowland, Lynn prose, Sam Scott, Tommy Nanny and ural History Magazine. in the state Accomplishment A- Lew Yesterday 59 Street, pickup of trash and brush WHEREAS, the training received Improper turning. State Police. Pin- Claude Collins ward Contest for 1961-62. 7.15 Today 71 all begin next week by the sani- and objectives of the organization ed $1000 and costs of $15.50. The Max Churchill Funeral Home Mrs. Ethel M. Donaldson, Omaha. „.. Kentucky Lake, 7 a m. Mel It tation Department. This service did contribute to the home and to the Carlton Smith. issuing and utter- had charge of the arrangements. IN MEMPHIS HOSPITAL Nebraska, national treasurer and • Three gates open not begin until July last year out entire welfare of the comnamity: ing a chid and worthless check, tn. field work director of the Supreme Sheriff Made restitution of $14 ea Sunset 6:20; itemise 5:40. Mrs Mary ROSA is in Baptist Me- is being started now at the request and Forest Woodmen Circle will be the WHEREAS. the various boards of check, fined $1 00 and costs of K./1.A. morial Hospital, Memphis, Tenn- of citizens James Blalock To speaker at the banquet. recognize and promote Western Kentucky - Generally essee She will be there for two Pickup will be made for the north education do fair and unseasonably warm to- Seek Re-Election weeks for further treatment Her Special musk for the banquet will section of the city beginning with the FHA, day and tonight, high today 87, room number Is 629 for those who be vocal solos by L, J Williams ac- the north side of Main Street on NOW THERF3PORE, I. Holmes Squad Football the City of Murray, low tonight In mid 60s Wednes- James Blalock said today that he would like to write to her companied by Mrs Willims, dance Wednesday. April 10th The truck Ellis. Mayor of • Game Set Tonight day partly cloudy and not quite had filed for re-election to the of- numbers by the Peterson's Dancing starts pickup at 700 e. m. and resi- do hereby proclaim the Week of March 31-April 6 NATIONAL IsHA _ so warm with scattered thunder- fice of Circuit Court Clerk for Cal- School of Paducah, and accordion dents are urged to have their trasn BANDIT - Mrs. Dawn Ed- of a.sk our citizens The annual spring intra-squad 'showers likely in the afternoon loway County. STILL CRITICAL selections by Dwaine Nichols. and brush on the side the street WEEK. and to ap- :wards enters Municipal Court 1G • Temperatures at 5 a m Igen . Blalock has held the position for in an orderly manner Traah should nrcipiately recognize this organiza- In Trenton, N J., to plead football game at Murray High will Louisville 70„ Lexington 50. Cov- one term and will seek re-election The father of Mrs. James C. Wil- State Accomplishment Awards in be placed in containers and brush tion, their objectives and programs. guilty to masked robbery of be played tonight at 7 o'clock A • ington 61, Paducah 62, Howling in the May 23 prtmary liams remains critically ill in a the Outstanding Grove Contest for piled up Given under my hand, this, the an insurance office. Police black and white team will meet in Green 82. London 60, Hopkinsville Candidates must file 46 days be- Paris. Tennessee hospital Mrs Wil- 1961-62 will be presented by Na- The south side of the -city from 30th day of March. 1963. say Mrs Edward,. 45 and a Holland Stadium to conclude a Y NO. 2 59. Evansville, Ind , 56 and Hunt- fore the primary to be eligible for liams bin been with him since ne tional Director Donaldson The first Maio Street smith will be worked Holmes Ellis grandmother, picked up spring practice that has drawn ington, W. Va., M. election in the primary entei‘-0,tlit ....&04pital on March 14. prize of $25 and the State Accomp- on Thursday. April 11th. Mayor nearly $800 in two holdups praises from the coaching staff

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}PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY TUESDAY — APRIL 2, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES Juan Marichal And Tom Haller Boost The San PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. ;onsolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The runes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Francisco Giants Back Into Victory Column 1, 1946. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER By DICK JOYCE outThnienGelaInndiats only six hits *tics their sixth istratght loss, 4-1; siess In tr s Magic Tri League mat 10061 HitscollectedThree For Mays the Washington Senators scored We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Juan Marichal and Tom Haller, Caldwell Used Cam 98's collected twice in the 10th Inning to down Or Public Voice Items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- 22'41 batterymates who played Important Bilbrey's Keglers 87'1 32% - three of them by Willie Maya, the Milwaukee Brave's, 4-2; the Los terest of our readers. roles in the San Francisco Giants' • Tidwell Paint 79,-s 40's who led off the fourth inning with Angeles Angels defeated the Hous- drive to the 1962 National League NATIONAL REP-1-11E'-NTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509. Bank of 77Ls 43'5 a single. Then Orlando Cepeda dou- ton Colts, 5-1: homers by Ernie Murray petulant, have boosted Al Dark's MadisonAve., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; 'rruuigle Inn 70 50 bled, Fehpe Alou tripled and Haller Banks and Ron Santo paced the team back Into the victory column , Stephenson ilidg., Detroit, Mich. Lake Stop 61's homered off Joe Schaffernoth. Chicago Cubs to a 13-3 rout of the Grocery 58'S —and it's a shame the Giant man- Murray Billy Pierce came on in the sev- Boston Red Sox and the Philadel- Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Beauty Shop 59 61 ager wasn't around to see it. Second Class Matter. Tappanet tes 55's 66'2 enth inning and gave up a two-run phia Phillies topped the St. Louis Peoples Bank 534s 86ii Dark was traveling to New York homer to rookie Bob Lipski of the Cardinals, 5-4. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, per Glindel Reaves 53 68 Monday to receive a sportsmanship Indians. Jay permitted only five hits in month 85c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, s4.50; else- Rowlands Refrigeration . 52 68 award when the Giants broke a sax- Veerran pitchers Robin Roberts seven shutout innings against the where, 88 00- Boone Cleaners 36'2 83'S game losing streak with a 4-3 vic- and Bob Friend showed they're in A's while Don Blaaingame, Veda Pinson "The Outstanding Civic Asset of a Community is the Ezell Beauty School ... 33 86's tory over the Cleveland Indians at mid-season form by firing four- and Gordy Coleman led the hitters Mondayf'Altlibugh not going Red attack. Stafford gave up Integrity el its N•wepsyse• Blue Ridge Mfg. .... 24 • 95's Santa Barbara, Calif. The Giants six Top Ten Averages scored all their runs in the fourth the full route. Joey Jay, Bill Staf- hits in seven innings for the Yan- TUESDAY — APRIL 2, 1963 Mildred Holge 158 inning. climaxed by Hailer's two- ford and Bob Shaw all turned In kees, but wasn't nicked for a run Anna Huie 158 run homer. strong pitching performances. until the seventh. Maria suffered a Murrelle Walker 154 Roberts. who hardly threw a ball severely pulled leg muscle while Judy Parker 154 Dark's eyes would have sparkled In spring training last season before grabbing a fly ball in the fourth Quotes From The News Essie Caldwell 153 at the performance of the high- being cut by the New York Yankees, Inning kicking Marichal, who turned in pitched the Baltimore Orioles to a Shirley Wade 152 BIRCIBtS THEM FAH—Ralph and Iva Brower seem un- disappointing efforts in two previ- over the Los Shaw Looks Impressive JURY By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Katherine Lax 147 6-1 victory Angeles concerned in cou• in San Francisco as their murder trial ous spring training appearances. Dodgers. The Orioles rapped out 11 Martha Knott' 147 Jim King's two-run triple off Jim jury Ines out behind them. The jury decided Mrs. Kroeger MOSCOW — A So,let skipper, Capt. Vladimir Pavlov, Siarichal, an 18-game winner last Robinson's Dell Snow 148 hits. including Brooks Constable paced the Senators to Is sane, and then took up the teak of deciding the Krueger's' quoted as s,i inr that US. warshipr. recently blocked his season, allowed only two hits and Gladys Etherton 143 two-run homer. victory'. Shaw worked seven impres- fate In the first degree murder conviction for the strang-ula- entrance into a Cuban port: High Ind. 3 Games one run in six innings and struck and his wife, Pirates Btank Twins sive innings in a losing cause for the Uon at a &Leta Rosa. Calif.. invalid "The imeienalLst scum challenges peace and democracy Mildred Hodge 618 Braves. and drives clouds on to the blue sky over the Caribbean Beverly Wyatt 474 The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Leon Wagner homered and Don Sea." Peggy McCord 472 Minnesota Twins. 3-0. as Friend Lee and Julio Navarro combined on High Ind. Single Game _.)cruKsE\b satekl scattered four singles and faced on- a four-hitter for the Angels. Cub I GREENWOOD, Miss. — Negro comic Dick Gregory, ad- Mildred Hodge 210 ly 30 batters. Dorm Clendenon's pitchers Bob Buhl, Cal Koonce and I dres,ing a crowd of 1,000 cheering Negroes at a voter regis- Beverly Wyatt 179 two-run homer and Ted Savage's Jim Brewer held the Red Sox to Shirley Wade 176 provided the Pitts- tration rally: steal of home seven hits while Chicago blasted out High Team Single Game burgh runs. I "I do not like the governor's (Gov. Ross Barnett) corn- 15 hits. Bilbrey s Keglers 792 In other games, home runs by (' hvis about outside agitators coming in here Hitler could Caldwell Used Cars 761 smokes Roger Marts and Joe Pepitone earn- John Herrnstein's single, Tony have said the same thing .about Southern white boys." Murray Beauty Shop '742 ed the Yankees a 3-2 triumph over Taylor's triple and a wild pitch by FEDDERS High Team 3 Games , deed! .-** the Detroit Tigers; the Cincinnati the Cards' Harry Fanok earned • EDNA, Tex. — Stripteaser Candy Barr, paroled after Bilbrey's Keglers 2273 Reds handed the Kansas City 5th- Philadelphia its victory. more than three years in prison for possession of marijuana: Murray Beauty Shop 2198 .. Offers You A Line of "I do not intend to become a stripper wain. I plan to Caldwell Used Cars 2171 Complete have some type of career and would like to get into the social field." Ten Years Ago Today Murray Lumber Co. Inc. LEDGER & TIMES FILE HOUSTON — Dr. Jerdol D. Scott, a psychologist, warn- OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY AIR CONDITIONING ing that the daydreamer may be the kind of person who cau,es accidents: Homer- Brinn. age. 60, passed away at his home in Howell, EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL "The type 041.81eson likely to daydream is one extremely Michigan, Sunday. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Bnnn of 104 East Maple St. Tel. 753-3161 HEAT PUMPS 6 conceroed with the impression he makes on others. He is Paducah and formerly of Murray. the type who will sometimes show off by operating equip- The Murray Methodist Church has oversubscribed their ment he is not qualified to operate." quota of $12,500 in the Lambuth College Development Pro- — ALSO — . gram Drive, according to Rev. Paul T. Lyles. • ENDS TONITE • Miss Patricia Morrow will be the guest soloist this evening at a pre-Easter Troy Donahue uservice or the First Christian Church. THROUGH THE WALL UNITS Tilman Orr, age '75, passed away Suzanne Pleshette in Sunday night from a . stroke following an illness of nine for farm,woodlot Carp:tot "ROME ADVENTURE" months. Death came a In All Sizes C 44 the residence on Murray route four.

Wednesday Thru Saturday HELLO,WORLD -I Tfillik. $66160..weight Admission — %digits 77.4 - Children 3.Se (tax Inc.) POULAN43'- Alfred Duncan A 1 I'M GOING TO MAKEM Vee erd cerrooe but serro rfor,yrs 1,0er0- 0.00,60116 10.6 '606 from the 1644 5.0 prop 06d DIRECT 2 Pcsethel, )4 pa.* 61666 DRIVE 129M. Electric first 8 When we met Sie Tommy he had lost all Sykes Bros. Lumber Co. 1702 011.... Dial 7[.:; 4641 hope. He wouldn't even New Concord Road speak to us—let atone *AMNIA try to walk. But hope is oar buli- mia's. So we coaxed and iseedled and loved him until he crawled out of his shell and stood up. Now be is walking, and talking, and full of hope. Hope raises up crippled children_ So does money. We've got hope. But we're looking to you for the money. Not a lot— just enough to put one kid one day closer to walking.

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Phone Gage 876-4355. lots of good building sites. $10,000. ain wanted WRING SPECIAL 30x10 1963 CLEAN 55 - 56 CHEV, V-8 2-door who knows allc See or call Aubrey Hatcher, 753- automatic transmissions model $3550. 43 ft. Billady $1695. hardtop. Straight shif t. Contact or, someone who is young 4982 or 753-3512. a3c 1 - '48 CHEVROLET '125 and has 41 ft. Eiroar $1495. 12 others to ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTOR, Glenn Wooden, PL 3-3901 or PL 3- NOW YOU KNOW had some experience With auto- Trailer Puller. &Kane loom. Mathews Ttrwiler tools, trailer, $600. Dial 753-1911. 15 FT, MORRIS CRAFT FIBER- 3758. Mc matic transmissions. Apply in By United Press InternaUerua per- Sakti, ilighWay 43, Mayfield 247- a3c glass boat with 35 hp, Johnson son at More than half the population Sholar's Auto Repair. Me 9066. In Martin, Sant turn eaut motor. Boat 1 - '54 FORD '110 and motor has less June Lockhart of the CBS Tele- of Guatemala is pure Indian, ac- off Meeks Strout. 587-6563. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE than 25 hrs. running time. Also has 2-Door. Ford-O-Matic. TEACHER VACATION POSITIONS vision Network's "Lassie" series rep- cording to the World Almanac. (wet& 1 floor shift $25.00, mufflers $4.99, canvas cover, If you have had experience in skill and ski rope. resents the third generation of act- The bulk of the remainder is of tail pipes $1.99, dual sets exhaust Call PI, N. 8th 1 - '53 $ coaching, scout work, little league, ONE 16' GIRL'S OR BOYS BIKE 3-3781 or see at 312 ing Lockharts. mixed and Spanish ancestry. FORD 110 pipes, 99c, fender skirts, spotlights, St. a4c playground activity, teaching, etc., and one 20 boys bike, both in good gauges, tires. All plugs, points, fil- 2-Door. Straight drive. you may qualify for this unusual condition. Phone 753-2289 after 6 ters, oil 'a off. A few T az A model 1958 RED CHEV, CONVERTIBLE. 8..,r715 summer position. Above average Answer to YestecOar • a 1 - $ pm. 8.2c parts, tubes. Also several used cars. Good buy. Phone 4413 CROSSWORD PUZZLE '55 OLDS Convertible 70 earnings guaranteed if accepted. 753-1950. All sales final, no exchange. Abe's ACROSS 4-Paid notice No motor, no transmission. tal- Write in confidence to The Ledger 70 tem ELECTRIC STOVE, 2 Refrigerators, D-X, North 4th and Pine. a3c ACRE FARM - 5 ROOM house, 7-Metal OMBIBEI 0111211-41u a: Times, I - Sink In 8-Stalr post WOG= ler trial Box 32-W, Murray, Ky. stock barn, other outbuildings. Im- ElarIC11561 1 - $ deep freeze, wishing machine, table middle 0-Sharp points Ma MIMI @BOW '53 OLDS 75 Kroeger mediate tiossession. 2 miles south ot 4-0,tountry of 10-Chicken saw metal lathe, jig saw, antique Meadow 11132111%il ONO Wrecked. Straight drive. roegerse 3 BEDROOM BRICK ON Benton mile west of Murray Europe 11-1'rge on SERVICES OFFERED German clock, 3 florsentUtes fix- Lane, with carport, storm wuidows 0- Prenonn 16-Title of EIBICIra EiGITt4M •angula- highway, turn at Church Grove Me- Mddeas of respect b(llIiSIMEIH1IP01 ture., antique floor lamps, luitique and doors, chain link fence, electric labor 1 - '53 OLDS 5 thodist Church. First h o us e on healing (1111610 elefiNA 75 a. WILL DO BABY SITTING AND table, antique picture frame, other heat, $13,000. Call 753-5923. a3c II-spanish 18-Ss.-itniner Ironing right. D. B. Griffin. 527-8167. a4p priest 2O-Proeessi of '2011303111101 I4M0130 Bad motor:" 4-Door. Hydromatic. in my home. Phone 753- items to numerous to mention, 1113 sucking 100 14 - palen pin Err. GIOCIMCI QOM 5466. 601 Olive Street. a3c Sycamore. a2p ACRE FARM, 8 MI. Southeast No. 11-Caudal BBL filflOIRW ROM TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, 212 17-Possessing appendages 1-'55 2 5 NM3 CHEVROLET -Ton 800 12th. call 753-3557, Robert Owen. 19- Vase 21- Fac ryli 5,' a4p 20- Mose 23-Bird's home lionmem ommmws Flat Dump Truck. furtively 27,At no time Iri08253I '11A0V111-1 Office Phone Gatlin 21-flirt's 1962 RAMBLER STATION Wagon. nickname 26-Goes by 1 - '56 FORD Tandem Flat Dump 61175 753-1738 PATTON & ELLIS REALTY Building aluminum Si-Greek te t ter water MI-Large Monamined- Like new. Also 15 ft. 14 Holds on 28- Bushel package an name 220-Ton Hoist, high sides boat. Call Porter White at Murray property tab Lir_ ) 40-Man's flame 45-Place -ACRE FARM on black-top, 13.4-acre tobacco. About 80 open • LEVEL 89 aJlc 27- lies crag. 29- Vegetable 42-Cooling 49- V entllat• 1 -'57 CASE 310 _ $1195 Marble Works. 753-2512. IS- ;aiding 50-Meadow TRACTOR and sowed down. 20 Miles east of Hazel. 32 -Earn device 30-01, the ocean 44-Great Lake 4-District And Loader! of scale • 80-ACRE FARM, 35 acres under new fence, 18 acres bottom land, about MONTGOMERY WARD GARDEN SI-Supposing 33-Note 45-Prohibits Attorney Mat 36- Bird of prey 46-1,Istalit tattbri - I 60 acres open, on paved road 8 miles sOutheast of Murray. tractor, 5 h.p. motor, plow, disc, 33- Seasontn g 1 - '48 PONTIAC 40 mower, and trailer. 34- Six 111.ttttt an • A 50-ACRE STOCK FARM and neat 5-room frame house with basement. cultivator, cycle number,[ I 2 3 ... 4 3 0 7 II X,.... 9 10 11 Hydromatic, good tires and transmission. 6.00 p.m. of Two miles off the east highway. $175. Call 753-3941 after 115- Animation :..'.9 a4c 37-Baked clay 12 tilt; 1 3 NO 14 ALSO JEEP AND OTHER USED • CONVENIENTLY LOCATED FIVE ROOM LEAME HOUSE in good condi- 'MA - Bs hylonlan PARTS gal 18 tion with shady lot at Sixth and Vine Streets. 29.Trap 15 16 4:1:17 n'---NOTICE ' 1 TG '• ANOTHER NEAT FRAME HOUSE., 5 rooms, gas heat, atached garage, 41 - Faroe islands :1:••• UiU -JEEP, all parts ready to assemble. I whirlwind •••'•; !:19 E.E; 1- and fenced in back yard. On North 12th Street. 42-[creased Vot:10 WILLY'S WAGON BODY ...... $15 1 1 ...... ; ALUMINUM SIDING, Aluminum pelts 26 1-LINCOLN ENGINE, GOOD $35 • SEVERAL NEW 2- AND 3-BEDROOM brick homes located invarious 43 -Fabric 21 22 1:•:.23 ta 24 25 and win- M.! •79; parts of town. ! awnings', storm doors 45- Prohibition 1 -'37 FORD, 60 Engine . $55 44-Agent 27 1/0211 29 j•L•A•30 dows. Low, low prices. No down 1-'57 PONTIAC. • A GOOD FARM FOR RENT, 3,4-mi1e of Stella, 3.43 tobacco base. 48- lieellegs 147:4 Engine complete, bad shaft. ... $35 , pay-mtaxr, 36 melte to pay. MOW- shoe .- 34 Do you want a nice cottage on 31 IAN'32 33 4:02...e" 6 1 a the lake? We have just listed a couple of my Horne Improvernervt Coen- 51-Tline gone by :•Y:4. 52- Beverage a ilei "dandies". patty, B. C. or Will Edd Bailey, 33 36 :•:• 37 - A FEW 44-Falsehood ••• ANTIQUES - N. B. EI.LIS - 751-4775 • J. •••••.: 3gMU ' 0. PA'ITON - 753-3556 PL 3-4506. egyri122c I -PISTOL. .38 Police Special, Holster, 53-11errted 39 MUM 40 St;41 %V• 42 Sharp $60 PRE-EASTER sHOE SALE. Heels, 56- Warms • , :AC! 1 -OLD DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN $15 -4-4 :Sp 43 57-Period of :;:;:-•i:';';' 43 "QS 1-OLD CLOCK stacks and flats. All bargain prices. time ex.::xt1 $20 1:.4 !et

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PAGE POUR TIE LEDGER • ?IRIS — 111101kBAT. WILPITIICIT TULSDAY — APRIL 2, 1969 Murray if'SCS Will ciety cf Christian Service of the Flrst Methodist Church to be held Garden Department .11eet On Tuesday in the social hall on Tuesdry. April Has Special Meet 2 at ten o'clock in the morning. Miss Clara Zarter head of the Mrs. J. B. Burke= PLaza 3-41047 LIVING'S AS EASY AS Art Department at Murray State , The president, Mrs. C. C. Lowry, At Caldwell Home College. will be the guest speaker urges all members to attend the The beautiful home of Mrs. W. D. at the meeting of the Woman's So- meeting Caldwell on Cardinal Drive was the ONE scene of the Coke party held by the Garden Department of the Murray your family FOR Woman's Club on Wednesday aft- with extension phones to save Bucy s ernoon at three o'clock. time and steps Ages. James M.„Byrn, chairman of FINE Bridal Tea Given the department, presided over a Building short business session and intro- Social Calendar it Churchill Home duced the guest speaker, Bill War- FINISHES ren of Mayfield. For The IN YOUR KITCHEN, Supply Tuesday. April 2nd 17 p.m. Wylene Jones speaker gave a most inter- 1 Another delightful courtesy ex- esting and a space-saving wail The Jessie Luduick Circle of the • • • informative program on tended to Miss Wylene Jones, bride- "The Basic Garden phone makes living College Presbyterian Church will Murray Assembly No. 19 Order of Sprays" for in- elect of William Robert White, was sects and control of much easier for Mom. meet at the home of Mrs. Joseph the Rainbow for Girls will hold its plant diseases. the tea held at the Churchill home He also discussed April of 1963 marks the beginning of McNelis, 213 South 16th Street, at regular meeting at the masonic plant foods to She can make ,ina take on Norm Seventh Street on Satur- 1 -30 p.m. Hall at 7 p.m. make for a more beautiful garden calls while she keeps day afternoon. year in the building supply • • • • • • and lawn. an eye on dinner cook- our 9th Mrs Guthrie Churchill of Murray A question a n d Wednesday, April 3rd The Delta Department of the answer period ing or children playing. and Mrs. Carl Douglas Garrett of followed his The Cora Graves Circle of the Murray Woman's Club will meet at discussion. business! Hickman were the gracious hostess College Presbyterian Church will the club house at 7:30 pm. Hostes- During the social hour refresh. ses for the prenuptial occasion. meet at the home of Mrs. William ses will be Mesdames Walter Baker, ments were served from the beautl- Receiving the guests with the Nash at 8 p.m. Jack Kennedy, Wilson Gantt, Mavis fully appointed table centered with honoree who wore a lovely You, our customers. have made our • • • McCanush, and Whit Imes. pink an arrangement of spring flowers in chiffon dress were her mother, Mrs. The Scotts Grove Baptist church • • • the Easter motif. Everett Darwin Jones who chose to through Woman's Missionary Society will, Group IT of the First Christian Twenty-five members a n d two business successful — so wear a blue figured chiffon dress hold its regular meeting at the Church CWF will meet with Ms guests, Mrs_ 0 F Dalton of Cleve- with white background, and Mrs. church at 7 pm. Robert Singleton at 2.30 p.m. land, Ohio, mother of Mrs. Cald- month we are giving you Garrett. They each wore a gift cor- this • • • • • • well, and Mrs. Olus B. McNelis col sage of pink carnations. Murray. were 2 IN THE FAMILY Group TV of the First Christian present The Szth annual Easter Soec- The beautifully appointed tea Hostesses for ROOM, where you all Church MP will meet wit Wars. the afternoon were ! liaeukar Fashion Shcsv will be table was overlaid with a lace cloth relax a phone eases DISCOUNT ON ALL ITEMS Edd Diuguld at 9 30 am hilesdarnes Caldwell. C C. Farmer, A 10c bokl at the Pars, Tenn., city over pink and centered with at • • • an -1 Edgar Pride, and Donald Hunter. living for everybody - audible-arm at 7:30 pin. This is rangement of pink carnations, white' saves scrambling up DISCOUNT FOR CASH twriutit 1963 Henry Gusty The Woman's Society of Chris- stock, A 10e-c- a and white Dutch iris In a stairs or down the hall. . Alneritalg Cancer Crusade. Mb. tian Service of the First Methodist crystal basket flanked by white FOR CORRECT Margaret Ann Petty, Miss Teo- Church will meet at 10 am, with tapers in crystal candelabra 10 30 days tc contractors and builders Not one nesabe oil 1963,, will appeer. Tic- the executive board meeting at 9:15 To further carry out the pink and TIME month All ild item has been pre-priced for this kets are arlulas, one dollar, and am. at the church. white color scheme, the mantel was • • • TEMPERATURE merchandise 100; guaranteed. Following are a . children, fie*, cents. adorned with an arrangement of • • • Wednesday, April 3rd roses in shaues oi pink. Other floral DAY OR NIGHT few items you will find in stock: Croup I of the First Christian The Martin's Chapel Methodist pieces were used at vantage points • Church WSCS will have a book 75!76363 Church OAT will meet with Wm throughout the lovely home. DIAL * BUILDERS * PLYWOOD PANELING. Frunk Wainiscott, Fanner Avenue, study with Mrs. Hilman Coles at Assisting in the serving were Miss HARDWARE Several to Choose From l a 2:30 pm. 7:30 p.m Mrs. Margaret Garrett Nancy Ryan. Miss Paula Allbritten, • • • 1 will give the study Miss Judy Foster, Mrs. Jill Block, • • • PEOPLES BANK * CABINET * J.M. INSULATION. Full The 4-H Club Community Rally and Mrs. Mayme 3 IN THE BEDROOM, Randolph. of HARDWARE Thick and Economy. will be held at Kirksey School at The family night supper will be Mrs. Lawrence Reader greeted the the lovely little Princess held at the College Presbyterian guests at the door and Miss Nancy Murray, Ky. phone with light up dial' * J.M. WEATHERTITE * METAL MOLDING Church at 6:30 pm r Roberts kept the register. Each of brings you easy living .11usic Chorus • • • SHEATHING Gives tdoera serving wore pink carnations ail the time, plus pri• * METAL THRESHOLD Thursday, April 4th Program At Zeta in their hair. vacy by oay, security * ASPHALT RAG FELTS The Ann Hasseltme Class of the * METAL ROOF STARTE Guests called between the hours at nignt. Department Meet Memorial Baptist Church will meet - For Rent - * ASPHALT FOR BUILD- of three to five o'clock in the after- at the home of Mrs. Clarence Boren noon. * METAL GARAGE UP ROOFS The Zeta Department of the Mur- at 7 pm. • • • DOORS ray Woman's Club held its regular • • • 1 FLOOR SANDER SLATE ROOFING 014,Ave * meeting at the club house on Thurs- 2 FLOOR EDGER "• * FIBER GLASS Temple HUI Chapter No 511 White day evening at seven-thirty o'clock Ord-1 Magazine Club Has GARAGE DOORS er of the Eastern Star will meet at HAND SANDER Hall at 7 30 p.m. It ROOF COATING A lovely program was presented the Masonic Meet At Hume Of 4 RUG SHAMPOOER * FOLDING ATTIC. by the Music Department Chorus • • • Mrs. 0. C. 5 FLOOR POLISHER STAIRS * DOORS with Mrs Vernon Shown serving as The Ruby Nell Hardy Circle of Wells Church WMS will Mrs 0 C Wells opened her lovely 'director and Mrs James Rudy All- the First Baptist 6 POWER SAW Anel ...rearing's as easy as 1,2,31 For phones in your favorite * Lt MBER S4S D * FORMICA meet with Miss Ernie Whalen, 707 home on South Fifth Street for the britten as the narrator 7 POST HOLE Dia;sGER st• C0i0r lust call the Telephone Company Business GRADE FIR Main Street, at 7'30 p.m. meeting of the Magazine Club held Ottico or ask your telephone man 4 * ADHESIVES The accompanists were Mrs Rich- • • • Ion Thursday afternoon at t a o 8 LAWN ROLLER ard Farrell and Mrs. Jack Department of the.;_thlrty o'clock. _ELECT WHITE PINE COVI;RING Stgger- Gardza 1 CYCLONE SEEDER staff. Solos were sung by Mrs. H. Murray Woman's Club will meet RAI The speaker for the afternoon pm Hostas_ was Mrs 10 ELECTRIC DRILL * PONDEROSA PINE * CARPENTERS' TOOLS Glenn 113°nkri• Mrs Joe Dick. and the club house at 2 30 Henry McKenzie who, in Southern Well SHELVING BOARDS Mrs Burgerstaff. ses will be Mesdames D L. Seals, her charming and interesting man- * NAILS Mrs. Bill 4-urgerson. Mrs Robert I John Ryan. B. J. Hoffman. Solon ner, presented a program concerning and me, John Ed lizugland STARKS * WHITE PINE MOULD- 0 Miller. seott IShackelford. Audrey Simmons, sr., She showed slides and HARDWARE trio who pictures of historical, ING AND TRIM * ANCHORS were the members of the and John G Taylor educational, sang a lovely number • • • and famous places in England that * BOLTS numbers were sung she had taken * YELLOW PINE , Several by the The Executive Board of the Kirk- in her two visits chorus will meet at the home of there. MOULDING & TRIM * CERAMIC TILE sey PTA Refreshments were served by the Mrs Joe Rosa at 1 pm Mrs. J. A Outland, president, con- saes who were Mesdames • • • dsic a short business meeting * PLYWOOD, Most Any * PAINT and J James R Allbritten. Morris Lamb, The Town and Country Home- and welcomed the members Type ACCESSORIES Joe B Littleton. Louis C Ryan, makers Club will meet a ith Mn, Beautiful arrangements of spring THANKS Buist Scott. and Miss, Louise Lamb. John B Cavitt. Coldwater Road. at flowers were used at vantage points 7 30 pm throughout the house Refreshments • • • were served by the hostess To our many contributors who made our Pancake Day such INf HPUBLIS BURL 1?) 000C1 ! Group III of the First Christian an outstanding success. Your contributions are appreciated. Church CWF will meet with Mrs. Bailey Gore at 8 pm Stella Homemakers • • • The Spring Creek Baptist Church Club Organized At Woman s Missionary Society %ill The Smith Home Murray Civitan Club meet at the church at 1 pm Mrs Clifford • • • Smith opened her home for the organizational meet- Bowling As- The Woman is City ing of the Stella Homemakers Club Here are the contributors for our annual Pancake Day meet at Corvette sociation will held on Thursday afternoon at one Lanes at 7 30 pm for the general o'clock. held Saturday, March 30. and presentation of troph- meeting Officers were named who are ies Mrs • • • Smith. president. Mrs. Paul Paschall, vice-president; Mrs. Joe April 5th Friday, Ross, secretary-treasurer Grace Wyatt Circle of the The Others named were Mrs Howard College Presbyterian Church will McCallon and Mrs. Kenneth Palm- meet at the home of Mrs. Alfred • er, main lesson leaders, Mrs James Lindsey at 9 30 am. Tucker . • • and Mrs Ken Adams, food leaders, Mrs Fred Butterworth, The North Murray Homemakers COMPACT SURPRISE .. . landscape leader; Mrs. Harry Lee CONTRIBUTORS: CONTRIBUTORS: will meet at the home of Mrs Club Potts, citizenship leader, Mrs Ad- John Workman at 1.30 pm. Mem- ams, reading and recreational lead- Sugar bers please note change in date. Sausage • • • ers, Mrs. Palmer, publicity Also present were Mrs Vandal EDWARDS SAUSAGE CO. JESSIE MeNUTT Monday, April 8th Wrather, county home demonstra- Hopkinsville, Ky. RALPH BOGARD , The Executive Board of the Uni- tion agent, Mrs Richard Armstrong, ted Church Women will meet at president of Penny Club: and Mrs. Pancake Mix the home of Mrs Harry Whayne, Shortening Kenton Broach, president of the • 403 North Tenth Street, at 9.30 am. AUNT JEMIMA C•Ilonay County Homemakers WILSON INSURANCE AND • • • Council By QUAKER OATS CO. The Dorothy Moore Circle of the REAL ESTATE Refreshments were served from Woman's Association of the Col- Use dining table centered with an Bacon lege Presbyterian Church will meet arrangement of jonquils - A & P (.ROC - HUMPHREY'S GROC. Donuts v.ith Mrs Echrth Larson at 8 pin. • • • The next meeting will be held on OUTLAND BAKERY Tuesday. April 16, at 10130 am at Milk the home of Mrs Harry Lee Pot. PERSONAO Visitors are welcome. "ALL-JERSEY" Coffee • • • By RYAN MILK CO. CHASE • SANBORN Mr and Mrs. G. F Dalton of MOLAR AUTO REPAIR • Cleveland. Ohio are spending their Butter 4 JOHNSON GROCERY LARGE ECONOMY SIZE spring vacation with their daughter, Read 111e Ledger's GROCERY Mr and Mrs William D. Caldwell of Classifieds MURRAY WHOLESALE Cardinal Drive. Soft Drinks Syrup COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. LOG CABIN THE GENERAL FOODS HAZEL BEAUTY SHOP Bread and Buns Surprise! Comfort has come to compacts. Dodge Dart takes on a - pack of six-footers with ease. Yet this roomy one is priced like other IS,— Eggs coL0N141, BREAD CO. compacts, saves like 'em too . .. and then some. That's because of THURMAN PRODUCE. Distributor of things like a new 5-year/50,000-mile wonder, COMPACT SWEET SUE FRYERS Tea Towels and Aprons warranty*. Little • GROVE EGG CO. Dart's the success of '63. This year's sales are up 115% over our NOW OPEN LYNN BOONE LAUNDRY compact•sa les of last year'. Get Dart, the large economy size compact. DOWNS POULTRY FARM ROBERTS REALTY CO. •You• Dodge DediMe's Watatdy asinnst elet•cts r onity,i1 ond cowl...smiths on 1163 cir ' PERMANENTS - SETS - SHAMPOOS - HAIR CUTS Produce tmt,..p anded to ports DODGE DART .50.45 'pastas*'.t s' wt•out chirp is. tflu.or•fl parts pr MODERN HAIR STYLING ,1 1* yea, se SO CCIO 14 40 004*e.5, convt frS. on S. tort, tolocb hoed and aattn. Hamburger LETTUCE - TOMATOES - ONIONS, parts, t,an,ntrsuon cats and •,10,n4 tarsaus. -MOO tOtrau• tonaltrar 6,•• Sae untrietsal forma fearhadong dust ',a*, rat, ears ar,t1 dr.trestrat end 'or orlooti War aga 0013011 C•VIS.O. tint/ CHRYSLER Nita. Joe B. Anderson Miss Nancy Holmes LIBERTY SUPER MARKET 0. R. FARLEY PRODUCE CO. -pronneetl 55. nekn.l• bOs bon farmed II rooKnobio asmr e.g ton. Dodge Cintlfool vAor nntrrORS CO•nosui00111 Ca/ Cs', Sclkoduln, Owner-Operator Operator

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