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V* 1,000 of any Kentucky Weekly Newspaper. "Kentucky* Most Progressive Weekly Newst>«1>er' NllMIUCIt HlUtlM ICIHUI, MMTI, NTTPAF ——A JUNK «, ISM ! Department of Hazel High 34 UNEMPLOYED IS ENROLLMENT AT Sponsors 8 Fertilizing Demonstrations New Record Set in - -
By Ji.me* Miller ting time except 100 pounds of ni- REPORT FOR CITY COLLEGE UP AGAIN *T1ie Hazel Department of Voca- trate of soda which will be used Milk Receipts Here i aide dressing before topping for school people. Ws tional Agriculture sponsors eight Able to Work and Looking for a«5 Course* Are Offered ai time.. Plot No. three will receive * real nice homes jrlth tests this season,' to demonstrate Jobr; mizenN \*ked Summer Term 0|iening 2pounds of acid phosphate and n conveniences close /to the Importance ot lime for le- to Help. Monday. Honors Are Awarded 50 pounds of sulphate of potash -achers College for sale gumes. and the value of high per acee. Murray High Students able prices. Interested Contract Let for Smother- analysis fertilizer for tobacco. Out There are 34 persons in Murray With four days for registration, 50,350 POUNDS e Calloway County Land man; Other One-Room of the eight tests three are to be Ralph White will receive 200 usually working at a gainful oc- the college department of Murray es ISt ant 4 39. ltc Houaea Agreed On made with tobacco and the re- pounds of nitrate of soda and cupation who are unemployed, State Teachers College Wednes- At the commencement exercises mainder with legumes. 67 pounds of sulfate of potash able to work and looking for a day showed a five per cent In- Friday nlght'tor the senior'class MONDAY THIRD in gold frame glasses on1 Hollls Walker will receive from from the same source as did Mr. job. according to tbe preliminary crease in enrollment over the sum- of Murray high school, the follow- iniiay. Blfoele lense. Re- \ THREE HIGH SCHOOLS the Chillian Nitrate of Soda Edu- Walker, and will conduct a ferti- census report on unemployment, mer session of 1929. Incomplete ing students were awarded medals irla Andrus. Rt. 1. t ltp WILL GET ADDITIONS cational Bureau, of Lexington, lizing test on the same plan for released this week by ^Miller returns from the Training School, for making 100 points in the MORE THAN '29 JT—House on South Ky., 300 pounds of nitrate of so- tobacco. Hughes, Paducah, district super- with both the second and fourth school's extra-curricula activities: hospital and school, da.' and SO pounds of potash, Ralph Barrett Co. of Cleveland, viser for the census- grade totals out. indicate thaL Lhe Mioses RQbbie Mae Broach, Sara invenlences. Also apart- Book Contract! Awarded to which he will use in connection Ohio, enough nulfate of amonla to The Ledger & Times is, mark Pf tbe college, a year ago Elisabeth Overbey and Ruth Expect Deliveries to Climb •Gonis. Mra. R. H. Mad- Jones Drug, Murray, and with acid phosphate for a tobacco side dress one half acre of tobac week, offering to publish free ad- will be surpassed. HVeaks; Messrs. John Irvan Ross, to 60,000 at Peak oT7" Hp fertiliser demonstration. His CO. vertisements for these and any Aubrey Cook. Robert Mills Wil- Turnbow, Hazel At 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon liams. Robert McElrath, Lub> Season tests will he composed of three The materials to be used on le- Other persons who are looking for 637 students had enrolled in the T--Kurnlshed or unfur- tests as follows:'on the first plot gumes are "Basic Slag" and jobs. / McDaniel. Bradley Thurman and A considerable building program college department as compared Harold Farley. Miss Catherine uns. all modern conven- no fertiliser will be used. The "Rhm Phosphate'' which contain Any citizen knowing of any un- with 608 for "the previous year ing In See Mrs. J. B. for -the county schools of Callo- second plot will be fertilised with both calcium and phosphorous employed person looking for a job Cole was awarded the medal for *25Q,00b PAID FOR way wan agreed upon by the The latest figures on the Train making the highest record in the MILK DURING YEAR M30c 200 pounds of nitrate of soda. 250 and also limestone will be used. will do them, a favor if they will ing School were obtained Monday county^board of education In the pounds of acid phosphate, and .50 The tests will be made by the fol- tell (hem of this offer. regular scholastic work for tin •i Opportunity-—An old regular May meeting here Mon- pounds of sulfate of potash per lowing farmers: They gave 230 for that depart- past four years. Miss Cole is tlu« While the 34 persons consti- ment. with an approximate regis-M"*1 w Investment Now Over $200,- d' com ptt ny -hiw tin day.-H was the first regrrianneet-- acre. Air 5f tht* mixture will be Mr Htndon and Mr. Allbritten tute hut-slightly more than 1 per nd Mra. R. N nearby touijlUVtor a re- Ing for- the new superintendent, drilled in the row Just before set- tration of 45" in lhe "second, ahfffe^fCole of Sout' h Eighth street. 000, Capacity 100,000 will receive ^ynnriw of "Basic cent of the population of the town, fourth grades. get ic man 21*% 4 5 years M. O. Wrather, who recently suc- Slag" which they will use in con yet the dependents upon them for Pounds Daily. to distribute naiionatly ceeded R. E. Broach. nection with Umestone on an al support add to a considerable Classes began June 3 at the col- | |ir... /i tip fiw wrw%* le of food products, ex- contract for building the falfa plot. number who have no means of lege Approximately 15 instruc- [UkW (Alh K Co-incident with the establish- iry flay spray and poul- Smotherman school was let to W. Mr. Harry Wilcox of the Locust making a living. 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NOTICE M> win, Holiivn. Kills, dautt.wr. Mis- M«r\ha Asst. are Mra. Oovay Key, Parta> Tena.; Uwltuu, SwUUs.. Hr. and Mrs. J. Kroeery hii^ntw andta dearl y by C n C PTfi. ftT Year* * havinir the adventurous spirit or 11 as el News spent last week end la Farming ioied by scores of r friends. He'sHTS|, - ' 1 C^*^C B Mrs,. Tom ErwlrE , Graves Count)', O. Kemp mid daughter. Agnes. ton visiting relative*. — xall-kmtwu as u boJy> about tovntow i Of Age ^ MuHi u CUdc WUuulel alau Jtailaj. Mr. and Mra H. H Tui- > outli.-aad~ itwhlin tnvtoni 47 SEN! T. S. HVVT«&- waa Vu ,i4\.s.Vfc> LVU tU.t Ue Itm : J»> 'prtoXtr,, trtss J&* Vlt T* it. x. A. M RoUemar and vho trrew -in r/)ni*r:jo6 here, ounty, Co. IMK mtr^.r-* ° *»•>»> Monday on l.uwlnewa. J-... » Lula rJOfl here,, ex 4 r % - * . of Graves C Jackson. daughter, MateHne, spent Wednes- ceptlng several >ears re#lding in Such deeds of kindness remind M array; Mr and Mrs. Dumas Mrs O. 11. Turnbow and sona day afternoon for Tenn. S. C. S. Ellis. Civil War Veteran and pleasures In Ms own way I m day with Mrs. Clynt Lancaster. Murray and compfNlng^ils edu- one of the Master's teachings. Parker and faintly. Uoyd Keya, a|.» nt a tew days tn Paris the first where ahe will enter school. un Kraal tux him thin desire by Mr. au.4 Mi's Joe Andrus and cation jit M. S. T. C. May their and pioneer settler of Stephens "The least yoU do for m>' little Vk$d. Kdwln and daughter. Jtutl'. of the week visiting Mrs. Wm Porter Whit*-, of Murray, was path-way bestrewn with riches of County passed to his reward Mon- dx-lasine him free to make his here Monday t«f vls.it his grape family, of Trl-CttN Miss Lucille ones, you do for me." Tl
lerlncs Mr*. W. B. II M. D. Holton Chairman rVnlly. Prices Good for Friday Afternoon and Saturday More th FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930 THE LEDGER ft TIMES
High .School werfe awarded gradu- hacks—not today. - hut several accept this ' treq medical ffrrrtce; an,?' rhe Sep) thereo.v at P*doerh ation diplomas Friday night, Mas years hence—when 'the cMljJren. but now that reluctance has been in said District, on the 28 day of would be men and women, trying practically eliminated, and the aftj by B. F. HoVcotnb iiule deformed ones arereceiving May, A. D. 1930. of the board ot education, to", sxnjmt* witir more physiea&s i1 thr attention they deserve.—kfcay- LAibum Pbe)j>s, Clerk. perfect ^.d more powerful bo- rield Mssenger. the commencement exercises held dies In a world which is .hard to W. A. Blackburn. D C In the high school auditorium. Dr. conquer. They were hoping many Dr. Herbert Drennon Speaks to Herbert Drennon, head of the of these defective bones could be High School Graduates on English department of Murray corrected. And the happiest mo- ments of the day were when fath- "Self-Made Men". State Teachers Coilege, addressed ers and mooters were assured.by Forty-seven seniors of Murray the assembly on "Self-Made Men doctors and nurses that most of and Others". the crippled children could be en- tirely cured, or could be correc- Directed by Miss Gwendolyn ASSOCIATED SYSTEM ted so that their. Infirmities would Havnes, the-girls' glee olub of 26 not be- permauent-fcuivdeas through, Serves voices, and the boys" quartet pre- i life. i. 1 ^L Nearly sented vocal selections. j It's a great work. These folks The first honor student, Cath- I in Mayfield who are assisting the Kentucky Crippled Children Com- t rine Cole, daughter of R. N. I mission are rendering a valuable ; Cole, delivered the valedictory ad- I service to humanity. We under- the Area of dress, *The ^Ending of a Partner- 1 Miss Jones Will stand it Is a work in* which any- ship". "Our Naval Problem" was ' one can help. Although-the May- NEW YORK STATE Teach in Paducah field Rotary Club Is assisting In the subject used by St&nflll the local end of the work; it is Cutchln, second honor student. not confined to one organization, —nearly ol Pennsylvania, and '/i Miss Marguerite Jones, daugh- of New Jersey—areas of industrial He is the son of Coach Carlisle but should be supported by the ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Sfjones, community at large. Each year and residential wealth—areas with Cutchin of Murray State Teach- Hazel, Ky., has accepted a posi- parents of Crippled children are Stable and diversified sources of ia* ers College. more and more anxious to have come. —'" tion as teacher in the second Mrs. G. B. Scott, class spon- their children brought to the A sound investment in JI utility grade of the Arcadia School at clinic. Early In the movement, sor introduced the class and T. A. sy>ieiu j«rvio| progressive areas in Paducah. Ky^ tor next year. many parents were reluctant to a total of 26 states, Associated Gas Sanford, principal, presented the MISS BARBARA PEN NO •nd Electrio Company % 1.60 Interest medals. Bearing Allotment Certificates yield By Dorothy Wynian over SVi%- The politician with a pull Is After having attended 26 high clothes *or his' money. .. • school, and so ihany grade schools that she cannot recall the names Associated Gas and Electric of them, and having been eight r~ . On and after this date; I will times a senior. Miss Barbara not be responsible for. debts con- ^^ Securities Co., Inc. tram d by my wife, Flossie HoK "Blossom" Penno was graduated land, or any other person. O. H. from the Murray Training School TToITa nd. J13pd. May 29, with a record showing all Office of A's and B'g. K KNTl'CKY-TKN N'KSSKE LIGHT DR. C. 1. CLARK a POWER CO. Veterinerian Miss Penno has been In 47 Murray, Kent in ky Phone 408 — Tyree Hospital states of the Union with her fa- MURRAY, KY. ( ther, a writer of American his- tory, who travels to get local col- or for his works. She is plan- ning to visit Washington this sum- mer, the only state to which she has not been. She has also resid- ed in .Toronto, Canada, for six months. Miss Penno was horn in Provi- dence, R. I. She was tutored by her father until she was able to pass an entrance examination to the fourth grade of Bennett's Pri- vate School in Brooklyn, N. Y., ollouo the Traveling Man...where-sh e sp$nt two years. The remainder of her graded school to secure the utmost in hotel value and comforts. He ts an expert, education was received in small traveling near and far, and experience has taught him that there is public schools In the west. ,one hotel in every city offering just a little mor$ in comforts and yet Because of diversities in the & little less expensive. work and methods of accrediting in the different schools she at- More for your money—rates $2.50 single— $3.50 double. Every tended, Miss Penno has been pro- room with bath and shower, circulating ice water, electric fan read- moted and retarded until five ing lamps, comfortable easy chair, etc.. etc.. and beds! So comfortable years haive been required for her restful ness is assured you after your tiring journey. to finish high .school. At one time" she entered school as a The dining rooms and coffee shops of these hotels radiate atmos- senior, having previously been phere which is conducive to good appeutes. The food served is the rated as a sophomore; however best the market affords—the pnces"are very reasonable. she did not remain there long enough to graduate. And don't, forget to visit the Steamboat Cabin Coffee Shop at the She entered Murray Training School in September, 1928. She Mark Twain—it is the talk of the town—different in surroundings made her letter in basketball here. and food also. She Is planning to .enter college Illustrated Folder - - ^ at Murray, when she has finished will be seril you on request high school. She now resides with her aunt, Miss Mabel F. Glasgow, %i inirvzc HOTEL n minci health nurse of Calloway county. Miss Penno has attended high school in Buffalo, N. Y., Bing- HOTEL HOTEL bampton, N. Y., Scranton, Pa,, St Louis. Mo. Memphis. Tenn t Wilkes-Barre, Pa., New Castle, Pa., Kittannlng, Pa., Greensburg,
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Electric Grill Electric Toasfer
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Electric Urn Set
These, md many other suitable gift appliances may be seen at our store or at any dealer's. - , - " tmnrnvm
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THE LEDGER & TIMES UST JOTS By Joe Consolidation of The Murray Ledger. The Calloway Times and The Times Herald, October *>, 1928 Published By The Calloway County Publishing Co., Inc. One Interested in Jots suggests North rotfrlVBtreet. Murray. Ky that Just' one more "local club is II-.I1.M1 : "Anti-Gossip " Joe T. Lo*ett Editor The government reports that Entered at the Pas toff ice. Murray, Ky.. as second class mail matter rtiere is $37 .c»sh In circulation lor each citiawn. We are ed lo take their word for it.
I'niott College at Barbourrllle. ^ Member^k^o Uoine of dauiltson and Kobslon. iyt* been abolished Too had. Rarbourvllle is entitled to stooii- KENTUCKY PRES^ NATIOKAI EDITORIAL A'IDIUIIIN . inh1 Influence.
/'^ASSOCIATION/' Joe Grundy "-spent $322,000 in ihe Pennsylvania senatorial pri- nar> and you and me sufd every Subscription Rates:—In First Congressional District and Henry >fher consumer in this country, and 8tewart Counties. Tenn., $1.00 a year; elsewhere, $1.50 ... will help pay part of it through Adertising Rates and information about Calloway county market ihe tariff grab that will enrich furnished upon application Grundy and his ilk.
The home-town merchants of America have not yet started pass- ing the hatr among themselves for According to the preliminary the beuefit of Sears-Roebuck who census rei»ort on unemployment fn report a decline of 6.1 per cent in Murray, released last week by earnings for the fifth period this Miller Hughes, Paducah. district year. —-* . , supervisor of the census, there are 34 persons in Murray usually working at a gainful occupation who are reported on the Unem- ployment schedule as without a job. able to work and looking for a job. That is far too man>> for the present condition of Murray and every citiren should take some interest in seeing that these per- sons are .given work . Murray more fortunate than many of her western Kentucky neighbors in that there is now under the process of-construction here three large educational buildings which are involving the expenditure of approximately When : •th^ree hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The Ledger & Times A CLEANSING does not know bow much labor has been imported by the out-of- tdtm contractors who have all MEDICINE three of these jobs but it would like to~ plead with them to use local labor, both skilled and un- Is Needed skilled wherever possible. . "I HAVE taken jjiim* It is a natural inclination for Black -Drangl.t SAx&jm. these guilders to use men of their all my life, fjl^ ^B -rmh community-, whom they know whenever in ff^i^p^M and with whom they have Worked: need of a medi- II I cine for con- •» S^.w stipation," \ * £ says Mra G C. ) J Burns, of J\ / M Buna, Texas. / I s&g "My mother M \y' rM It's stunning-looking on a car, this and father fW^T new snd bigger Goodyear HEAVY Keep Out of Women continue to clamor for used it in ''1 y ' nigh Quality si their home for " DUTY Balloon. The extra-thick equality. Most men would be .sat- Reck-Bottom Cost! Jsflej with It too. years, and I was raised to All-West her Tread armors s sturdy think of it as the first Goodyesr Pathfinders thing if I had a headache 6-ply Sl'I'ERTWIST CORD tar- The Hot ~ "or was coustipated Lifetime Guaranteed cass—to give extra endurance, ex* RANDOM "At one time I had indi- Full Over sire Balloons tea miles. gestion real bad. I -was T—. . . —m •— Ruminations all out of sorts; my skin 4.50xx21 H. D. was sallow, and I had gas $9.50 Coils YOU no more thsn an ordi- Kitchen! pains. After a course ot nary hesvy duty. Black-Draught, I got all right I have given Black- Big Oversize Here, too!—M ore people rideo n Your Bakery, Ladies, can save you much time, Draught to my children, Cord trouble and fatigue during the hot summer months. whenever they needed a medicine of the kind." 4.75x19 H. D. Instead of toiling over a hot oven for your Insist on Thedford's $10.75 bread and pastries call us for prompt delivery or, Tires than on any other kind better still, drive your car down and select in per- son. j II Black- We are always glad to have you come in and make your own choices and to inspect our plant Draught where your food is made. E. J. BEALE MOTOR COMPANY 2! WOMEN who NW! a tonic T J, 2, should take Cardui. In use t We fill special orders for special breads and X [ over 50 years. c«-fij pastries. Let us assist in planning your parties and Murray, Kentucky outings this summer. 4
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Farmers and business men; professional men hnd Lewis H. Beamans Garage teachers; men, women and children -all find a courteous Greasing, Doping, Battery Charging, Firestone Battery, Waxfree Havoline Oil and sympathetic understanding of their problems, no mat- TELEPHONE 44 - NIGHT PHONE 35 ter what lynd of banking service they may ask. * ENTRANCE dN 3rd and 4th STREETS For more than 40 years the "Old Reliable" Bank of Murray has been rendering experienced, friendly service t'o aHijenerations. Many of our first customers are still do- In, Louisville ing business here and their children and grandchildren have followed them to the Bank of Murray. Where Eoeryhody meet a Everybody When heavy heat stifles every "thought . . when and is glad-of it You are cordially invited to confer with any oT our of- ficers on any banking problems you may have. The bene- ideas wilt like collars . . .' wjien even taking off fit of their years of sticcessful experience is yours for the your coat and vest fails to help, the fresh breeze asking and you are asst^ed that every matter is treated from an electric fan is a wonderful "pick me-up." with the utmost courtesy and tbe most complete confi- Store up cool days for yourself. Install a General - dence.
I.lrrmr or .\tesunghoiise fan near your desk. You ' Conservative Enough to Absolutely Protect You; • can do better work when you're comfortable, j Progressive Enough to Completely Serve You!
Stop in at our store and see the many different mod- ^ ' "THE OLD RELIABLE" els on display. Alk'us about their all-weather uses.
Associated Gas and Electric System Tocr OU Ktntudui He.™ in LMmnlU MANUFACTURED WEATHER K«ntucty-Tenneuee Light Power Co. .njoy n'm, in th. You are invited to make this Bank #JTORHAT " ' - SIBNTL'CKV - SeelUckGrJl your business home Mattim* Comfort Ihe War Round FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930
vated the action or not the ct$rf- 'fff fcsfeGtif-ot the courts when with ditlon was such as to surest that commendable eon rape he ana tyr- near f»lne it wag hoped that a Republican ed the controversial nieaauft, de- MOVIES cided it on its merits, although unday en- Judge might decide the legal ques- its daugh- tion involved in accord with the the decision reached wan at var- JDlfhman hopes of Governor Sampson, aid iance wit£ the interests of the gov- setting aside the statute which re - ernor who' appointed him to the aa got 35 bench. We' rrgree with, ti^e Lex- obacco on Dairy Notes moves the highway department r from control of the governor. ington Herald that "the. opinion ts O. W handed down by Judge McGregor ' BLACK FLAG There Is a definite cleavage pf merits the highest commendation." >f Church- partisan opinion over the highway,! — Richmond Register . «t. broad- THIS LIQUID KILLS Liquid is the deadliest insect law. The fir6t suit resulted in 111 e'B sta- killer made. It penetrates the constitutionality of the law being upheld by Judge Williams. It now Sunday at tiny breathing tubes of flies, Floyd county 4-H club members ling lug of FUE$ QUICKER pends for decision before the have received a shipment of pure- voice was mosquitoes, moths, bedbugs, court of appeals where final de- bred sows, and several farmers . Ktneper, cision ~as to the constitutionality have purchased registered breed- roaches, ants, fleas, and they must be made. iln«. He is ing stock this spring. "It Penetrates" drop like rain. Always costs less -ft second suit was not necessary h lfca>» of _ than other well-known brands. to testae law. There was no Several thousand grape vines i extended ii^J O it)o< ••'•co, > justification for it other than the [y 1 Money back if not satisfied. were set out b>* Harlan county 4-H hope that, a decision declaring the club members this year. , Interest Mills and act uncdristitXitional might be ren- also Is growing in raspberries and d Mrs. Zeh dered in the lower court. The" otl^er small fruits. o attended second suit was decided by Judge •glng Sail- J BLACK FLAG McGregor exactly as his Democrat- ic predecessor decided the first ing a crop LIQUID sulf. Such.^can but mean that meau per- both judges excluded from consid- PjHSjMs^HBBl^Kills quicker—Always costs less Itelleve* a Heiulai lie IH- Neuralida oved farm, eration partisan phases, weighed in :MI nilnul.—. check* a I 'ol.l the years ago. BY THE MAKERS OF BLACK FLAG POWDER the act iu the scales of the law, flr»«l
Dr. Chas. Mayo, of the Mayo Bros. Hospital, of Rochester, Minn., one of the world's most noted physicians and sur- YOUR PICTURE HOUSE . geons, takes the lead in providing his hosv FRIDAY-SATURDAY, JUNE 6-7 pital and the people of his city with PAS- SATURDAY MATINEE TEURIZED MILK.
Other doctors with national reputa- tions advocate using nothing ' but pas- GIBSO teurized milk. In fact, every modern phy- sician of today, in the light of modern ROARING knowledge, advocates the pasteurization Even Marriage Did Not of milk as a safeguard to the public health Stop Gilbert Working RANCH
"ii feel like a kid before n a car, thia Therefore the question: Christmas!" The Modern Idea . • . . A whirlwind ... All talking .... Action drama of a cow- car HEAVY WHAT IS THE BEST MILK? boy with the softest heart and the hardest fists in the coun- extra-thick try- iors a sturdy WASHABLE WALLS Alao 11th chapter "TARSAN THE TIGER," and 9th epi- CORD car- Should be answered entirely without sen- We're thinking more about sanitation sode "SPORTING YOUTH." durance, ex* timent, as HEALTH is the greatest sin- these days than we used to. We're realizing that walls should be washed MONDAY-TUESDAY, JUNE 9-10 gle position we will ever have for our- Having j u-s t occasionally that they may be kept completed "Work really clean. So the demand grows HE'LL ENCHANT YOU WITH HIS GOL- selves or our families. ^ton his latest for Hanna's washable wall finish — Metro -Goldwyn- DEN SONGS OF LOVE Mayer starring vehicle. "His PHONE 19IV— Glorious Night", "Liquid Satinoid" a talkine produc- Easily applied, over plaster, wood or RAMON tion which will steeL It gives a soft, satiny sur- _ open "Wednesday other kind JO.-tiNGILBfitT tt the Capitol face— in any tirt. or sh?de yot' de- *4T4ieatre,_ John sire.'Easily washed—as often as you Gilbert* and ljls bpide, lna Clarie. please, without lessening the beauty were about to board the transcon-. of texture that inspired the name of tinental airplane at the Los An- Pasteurized Milk is the Only se'.es terminal on the first leg of "Satinoid." a thre^-month honeymoon trip Dashing cablleros abroad. . . . ducky-eyed se- Safe Milk to Drink" • "Everyone seemed surprised,at noritas . . . tinkling our marriage," laughed Jack, guitars . . . youth "But it didn't c#ne as a surprise to me at all. I just knew it was calling to youth . . • coming when I first met lna at j oung love under that party. I simply met the tlie crescent moon nicest11 person I ever knew. It was inevitabl1e 0tha YEARt I shoulSd ask of old Spain! her to '» marrExperiency me as quickley as possible." QUALITY PAINTS Gilber( t anidn Misthse Claire, it is recalled, were wed about three and FINISHES / Tire. Business! There's One few Every Purpose Murray Lumber Co, (Incorporated^ MURRAY, KY.
^^goUuyn^ AULUKIM6 A ROBERT Z. LEONARD Production with Dorothy Jordan and Lottice Howell
Also News Reel and Talking Comedy—"HUNTING THE HUNTER" WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY JUNE 11-12
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From the play "Olympia," by Ferenc Molnar. This version FIREPRCCF-G4MGE arranged and written by Willard Mark. Directed by in connection-one 1 Lionel Barrvmore blocK south of Motel Also Talking Comedy—"MATCH PLAY" North Fourth Street /
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THE LEDGER A TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930
A study of landseape gardening "ningbam. Ky.; C. P. Poole. Nash- jSlate o( Kentucky in Its ninth !,»*»vtt of lb* Murr»J ledger L Mail Carrier* Hold has resulted Th the removal of ganlze a "dairy herd improvement \ ilfe ~ Tona.; X Stanley Pulleta, 'convention assembled at Paducah. Times. association among farmers in flower beds from., the front lawns Murray, K>,; MUs Floy Bobbins, ivwatucky, does hereby give its 12:l5-j>. m. Lunch. Address by Meet at Wickliffe of homes of. members of, the Jef- Royd, Carter and Lawr^rfce coun- unqualified endorsement to the Roy. Shel bourne of Bar-dwell, Meridian. Miss.; Mlsa Amelia ferson Couiitv Homemakers' Club. ties. splendid, Fork of the Kentucky slate highway commissioner. Wick Rife, Ky.. May 30—One and Rehiring. Herman, Mo.; Jdlss 1:30 p. m. — Round Table Dis- hundred and fifty persons attend- hereby urges upon all members of cussiou Heading oft * free space Margaret Tandy, vixebree, Ky,; ed trie annual outing of the First this organisation to lend a help- afters, led'by A. E. Stein of the Miss Vermonta Wilson, Memphis, Annual Section Wlty lie Held in ing band in evajrJ- way possible to pHduuafe. FrWaj, Hickman County Gaaette, Clinton District Rural Mall Carriers' As- Tenn.; Mii-s* Grace Wyatt. Easley. sapporP*lmd build up this great June 7" Address. "Why Every Paper in sociation held here today. S. c.; Miss Nellie May Wymaa. und^TtJking and endorse said West Kentucky Should Join the movement known as "Child's Wel- The mall carriers were welcom- Faculty Members Chosen for Lowes. Ky.; Miss Desiree Reale,% Hickman, Ky., May JO. The National Editorial Association and fare^ Week." ed by Mayor Ed Ivle. of Wickliffe. Summer by Board of Re- Murray; Ky.: Ualph Clemens program for the annua] iPet*Ui-L the Kentucky Pre* Association," at the business meeting, at which "ELEANOR B. TAFT. of the West Kentucky Press A-- by Mrs. Margaret Hard Hocard. gents April 29 Rrlggs; MU* Ola Brook. Oakland. Jewell Via, of ORnton, was elect- Chairman. relation, which »ill be hell at Crliten Press. Marlon. ed-president. IT E. Pearlgen. Co- City. Ind.; Miss Lillian Lee Clark. the Irivln/Cobb Hotel in Paducan Business session : review of ttie lumbus. w as re-elected secretary. EDUCATOR SUCCEEDS Nlantic, Conn.; Miss Donnye on Friday, June 6. was announced year by the president; discussion In„the afternoon the mall carriers LATE DR. W. R. BOURNE CloprtnrT~Mhrray, Ky.; Mrs. Italy here today by President \. Rob- of summer outing; election of bins. editor of the Hickniaa Cour- •and their families enjoyed a boat, This Grfppo Conner, Murray, Ky. fleers fbr cowing year; adjourn ier, as follows: excursion on the Ohio and Mis- The board of regents, of the ment. sissippi rivwrs. Carlisle Cutchrn, .^iuriay. Kl.; , J Practical Murray State Teachers College 10 a. m. Calico order by tne Miss Mary Evelyn EaV«s, Green- president. % Mny Annie H. Young, former has employed Dr. G. Turner Hicks Twenty-three Union county ville. Ky.; J. G. GlasgoW^Mur- Bound Table Discussion—The dieiiCian of Murray State eTach- farmers have entered one or more Cook Book >r Rarboursvllle, West Virginia, rny, Ky.; ^liss Verna M. Godd^, newspaper arid politics, led by College and present owner of car-loads of cattle in a beef pro- is head of'the department of edu- duction contest, in which they co- ^^^containing more than 90 excel- 1 toiling Spring. NxC.; Miss Gwen- Col." Henry Lawrence of the'Cadiz, a coffee shop" at the Park Hotel ation for the next college year Record. operated with the College of Agl- lent recipes—bread, muffins, cakes dolyn Haynes, RusWUville,' Ky.; until* Man Suffered AH Winter of Chattanooga, Tenn.. spent a culture in gathering information beginning September 15, 1930 to Address,, "The Future of West| Miss Emma J. Helm, May Held, •\e\v and Different Medicine two-da* visK In Murray. May 28 ;«n the most profitable methods of Kentucky." by Elliott C. Mitchell, and pastry—will be mailed on request succeed the late Dr. W. R. Bourne. tuft. Some are feed- Ky.; L. J. Horfln,. Albion, 111. iHingn Relief. or the Sun-Democrat, P^ducaJt. j and 29. Tbe board met* April 29 and elec- ing grain on grass while others to users of K C Baking Powder. R. A .Toh^fi^p, Dlopming^op. Round _ Table Discussion ted Dr. Hicks and the members of finishing their cattle on &X&M Ind.; Miss Evelyn Linn, Murray; Pressing proBTems 5F"fh?~coinm«-j The recipes have been prepared the faculty for the summer term nlty newspapers^, ted by Joe T. I Ky.; Miss Mattie Lou. Lock wood, of 1930. especially for Eiducah, Ky.; Miss' Elizabeth R. E, Broach, retiring county Lovett, Benton, Ky.; Miss Bertie school superintendent of Calloway Manor. LaCenier. Ky.; Ml^s Na- county, was elected as business ouia Maple, Owensbnrow Ky.; Miss manager of the Murray State Ruth Sexton. Murray, Ky.'; E. H. Teachers College. Smith. WingO. Ky.; Miss Marga- The ne* ttfemteia ol the sunvj i e' W uuldrid -11, Murray, "Ky.;" C." SameTriczfor over38 yearsaaer school facult y Include: Prof. H. Appall, Sandusky. P.: Dr. A. J. B. Cummlngs, Greenville, N. M. Wolf son, New Yorl^Clty.; Miss C.. geography; Miss Igna Leiite, Lida Muse, Rutherford, Tenn.; 25 ounces for 251 ^ Fort Wayne, Ind., dramatics; Miss Mary L. Gabbert and Miss Prof. J. W. Ireland, Frankfort, Mattie Trousdale. Ky., education; Preston Holland, Millions of Pounds ^^ ^ The administrative staff In- Murray, Ky., social science; Hugh cludes: Miss Tennie BrecKehridge. L. Houston. urray, Xy., science; Used by Our * Mr»T Mary W. Gardner, Mrs. V. and Miss Virginia B. Smith. May- B. Gardner. Mr. B. J. Hoffman. Government field, Ky., Training School. Miss MayreJle Johnson, Mlsa uk. w. r. u.ivij-: Dr. Hicki. head of the depart- Rtibye Keeney, Clyde Kennedy* •Results are what count, and ment of education, received his Miss Martha Kelly. A. H. McLeod. Korijola can be counted on for re- M. -A. degree from Columbia Uni- Miss Novella Tarter, Paul Newton, sults. Take the 'caset',/or In- versity of New York, and his Ph. f, A Murphey. R. f. Park, r. Mis- rance, of Mr. W. T. Payle. 669 D. degree from the University of Esther Rhodes. Mrs. Fay ;tfall Poplar street, Memphis. Can ^Colorado. He has had' two years Sledd, Mrs. W. D. Sykes, Miss anyone wonder why he" is "enthus- experience teaching in Brenau SNAP! SPARKLE! Oneida Wear, and Charges Ander- iastic about this amazing medi- AMERICA'S HIGHEST CUSS STOCK CO College, Gainaville, Ga.. and eight son. —•- ' -—- • f cinc, whgn he says; BRILLIANCE! years in Sterling College in Kan- "Konjola is certainly a good NOT ONLY THE BIGGEST, BUT THE BEST sas. He has also taught in the medicine., All winter 1 suffered summer school-of the University A Resolution All the charming fro n neuritis, with terrible pains r of Colorado. in my shoulders and arms. My freshness you've ever WHER l-Xs. the Business and Opening Play for Monday Night The regular faculty and ad- general health was run down, atfd desired for your home Professional Women's Club- of ministrative staff, making, a.total Kentucky. is an organization I Tew weaker each day: I, lost and wardrobe^* here. of 75 employees have ilw re- ^wtTicli stand? for the uplifting of; w-'i»ht and strength "right THE WHITL0CK FAMILY ceived notice of their election.. hujrianLty ahd rendering service A speedierymore effi- to the- unfortupate of our _Cbm- ; long, and though I tried- many They %re: Mlsa Carrie Allison.' —And Don't Miss It— cieift amKleas expen- 'nion wealth. Medicines none of them helped Draper. Vs.: A. B Austin. WlnKO AND WHEREAS, the Kentucky I heard so much about Kon- sive oteanintr service Ky.: G. C. AshcVaft, Linton. Ind.: Children's Home .>oci«-y of Lyn- jola that . I decided—to give it a fory^ou. Complete in Miss Marsar.t Bailey. Adairvllle, don. . 4^-ntu<-ky, will .-;>©n.-or a :. ial. I was surprised as Konjola Ky.; Miss Maryleona .. Blahois state-wide observance to be desig- LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT irverv.fine detail'. nated as ."Child's-Welfare Week.'" i; g in to show its effects, and to- Murray. Ky.; Mr. W. 4. Cipllnger, 1 June 1st to 7th, 1930 for the pur- •*a: I am free from the terrible Th. delivered prirew are; Hull., dry cleaned and preyed. Murray. Ky.; Dr. M. Gr. Carman, pose of falsi frtr Mrui* for a .auich ONE LADY FREE WITH EACH ADULT TICKET - f -ins, and can . use my arms til fhli Iw—rlli I"" » Kete Hal., |l: Wfr Cluji.|ial»n 111 ; fir. W Carr, jeeded—school building to relieve present coneestion. " ^' ly. * i 9!elp weiirhave Halued1 Seats on Sale Monday for Monday Night at Jones Drug Co M*', Hats. 50c. T7 _ . , Murray. Ky.;. W. M. Caudill, NOW, THEREFORE^ BE IT- weight and strength and feel P*rc«-l l'o»t »'n Iw' at delivery price.. Add J1V e\tta f..r J'restonburg. Ky. RESOLVED by the Business and better than for-five years. I am Professional Women's club of the P k g s J. W. Cojnpton. Mjurray.; Miss te V nateful for what Konlpla ** '" ' " ' '' ' Ollle I>i''w. Lciington. Ky.; Dr. "The Rat* Ahmnd My Pl^ce Were .lid for me".' SPECIAL FEATURE M.i.i Plant Mill, .nil Itromlway. . ..tl.enl.-i,t and t'lir- Herbert Drennon, Grenada. Misa.; r> stati.,nxTv| Hotel Irvln < -it>t> jut.l at Hridgr and flements Wist." Sa>> John Ttithlll. Kohjola goes speedily, aU of its Miss Lucille Farmer. Murray, Ky.; "Tried everything to Kill them. ingredients working together, Mixed poison with m^al. meat, ANDERSON TWINS Miss Beatrice KYye, Murray. Ky.; to the very rpots oCthe ills Konr cheese, etc. Wouldn't touch it. Mr.. Cleo 'GillU Hester. Ueiing- Tried RAT-SNAP. Inside of ten j Tails' designed to relieve, but a RADIO'S SWEETHEARTS ton. Ky.; Dr. Chas. Hire, Bioom- days got rid of all rats." You full . treatment of from six to ington, Ind.; Ml*. Lillian Hollo- don't have to mix RAT-SNAP eiiihti bottles Is highly recom- with food-. Saves fussin. bother. well. Memphis. Tenn.;' C. S. mended for best results. You have heard them over your radio. Now see and heaf Break a cake of RAT SNAP, lay Lovrry. M»rlofl. -Ky. Mlsa Nadine "it—where-rats scamper. Ydu will Konjola is sold -in Murray, Ky. them in Person. ~ ~ Webb Overall. Murfreesboro, see no jiiore. 'TTirO^- sizi'-*r 35c. Pt Dale, Stiibfaefield7-& Co.. drug •55c, $1.55? - Sotd and -maranteed Tenn. * - F'ore, and bj" all the best drug-' by Jonf-s Drug C'«TT," D ile.-iStubble- M: Susan Peffer, Frankfort. field ^ Co.. and Sexton Bros., gists* in all towns throughout this Ky.; Mr. G. B. I'nnnebaker, Cun^- Murray. Ky. entire section. .. • ^ —Adv. ATTENTION DAIRY FARMERS CHEVROLET'S City Consumers Co. Offers News service Policy Premium for Improved Quality
Effective April 5th we have adopted the following plan wins nationwide approval of grading cream f
Cream two days old or less, if of good flavor, will be dro covered witfi^ paid for a^five cents per pound butterfat above our regu- ARRO-LOCK lar direct shipper price. Cream four days old or less, if of good flavor, will be ASPHALT SHINGLES paid for at three cents per pound butterfat above our reg- ular direct shipper price. ""** * Arro-Lock Shingles reduce the fire haz- ard, add beauty to the home and is abso- Our regular direct shipper price will apply to lutely storm proof and all at minimum that is four days old and of good flavor. cost. — Beginning on the above date we will tag your cream can Tens of thousands of home owners appre- showing the date of delivery. ciating the value of a lock shingle have re- covered the defective • wooden shingle We recognize any company's official four day tags. roofs on their homes with Arro-Locks, se- curing thereby absolute protection from We know this plan will meet with your approval and —for free replace- the weather as well as ornamenting their that the premium offered for improved quality and mfrre men t•of an; frequent deliveries will increase your cream revenue. property anc^tll dine at lowest cost. If interested, investigate Arro-Locks
—' — . „ FV>r Sajf By Farmer-Purdom Motor Co ARRO-LOCK ROOFING COMPANY West Main Street Murray, Ky. Sexton Bros.. Owners Paducah, Ky * ' ^ _ • Murray, Ky. lOtS & Monroe SI \-CYLINDER S VI OO T H \ E S * AT LOW CO JFRIDAY, JUNE 6, Idlo THE LEDGER * TIMES
tVfe V.L- J bot?- Jt br^ abotrt * your bona?. This Is of the Mayfieid Messenger His Hold of rosea and Mies of the valley. used in spray form -at the rate of resignation became effective today. Mrs. Corn wore a model of yellow one / tfaanmnn to one gallon . of Mr. Bingham has been editor of Vickliffe taffeta and stlk and a picture hat water. ' the Messenger since 1925. He has of white. Her bouquet- was pink not announced his plans for the iy 30. — One future. ~ ^ ^ Mr and Mrs. Austin left im- Bingham Resigns as •sons at tend- mediately afterwards for a biidal of the first Editor at Mayfieid -Fifteen thousand haby chicks trip including Atlanta and other are being raised'in Morgan county southern points. For going away Harriers" As- M A YF^IELD, KY., May 31— according to the recommendations >day. the bride wore a black ensemble of the county agent and the poul- suit with accessories to match. George Bingham, widely known rere welcom- humorist and newspaper man. try department of the College of Mrs. Austin Is one of Murray's Agriculture. of Wickliffe, most accomplished and popular has resigned as managing editor ng. at which girls. She was "an fcohor grad- a, was elect- uate of Murray High School and 'earigen, Co- the Murray State . Teachers Col- Nl secretary, lege where she received her A. B. mail carrlera degfee. Later she received her Joyed a boat' \ M. A. degree at the University ot io and Mis- Kentucky. She taught French one year in the Murray State Teachers College and is at present ion county a. mem tor of the High School fac- one or more ulty of the Training School. a beef pro- Mr. Austin, who Is a native of Jlch they co- Graves county, is a graduate of llege of Agl- Emory University at Atlanta, Ga. information He has done graduate work at the e methods of University of Florida, where he ne are feed- majored in Philosophy. He Is a while others member of the Pi Kappa Alpha tile on grass fraternity, is a Mason, and a mem- ber of the KiwanieClub. At pres- ent he is Dean of Men at Murray State Teachers College and also teaches In the .social science de- partment.
Klsenhoover- Itobi nson Wedding Sunda). of the Performance of Your Automobile Miss Edna Risenhoover, of this city, and John Robinson, of (Regardless of make) # Milburn, Ky., were united tn mar- riage at high noon Saturday, May "t^^BB^BBF^ IP YOU will bring it to our shop and let our expert 3.1st, in Grace Episcopal Church, Hurriedly or Leisurely Jackson, Tenn. 'j..,. ' - /i tr mechanics give it the attention it needs. Tbe attendants were the cous- "The The ins of the bride, Arthur Luck- "Vv YV-VVJj^ft'^ Farmer-Purdom Garage is designated as the of- - You'll Like These man, Jackson, Tenn., and Scott ^Pv /V^^^itfli! ficial AAA (American Automobile Association) gar- Luckman of Shreveport* La., and Kf*--^- . age, which means that its work has been thoroughly Mrs. Arthur Luckman was matron Refreshments of honor, and Mra. Scott Luck- »investigated and approved as being up to a standard toian, a recent bride, was brides- =3 in every respect. » maid. The church was decorated Delightfully delicious, far Sandwich The fact that even a stranger and transient is guaranteed conscientious and CRKAMY with masses of ascension lillies. from the ordinary, here's the MAJ.TKlKi The bride was visiting her aunt, capable service here is even more a recommendation for the patronage of local ideal place for your Summer Mrs. Will Luckman, in Jackson. people. Our equipment and facilities arc unsurpassed and our men are expert, refreshments. A complete The rector of the church. Rev. R. conscientious workmen, paid on a flat scale. array ofjempling hot-wea- W. Jackson, read the impressive TASTY ther foods, clean and fresh ceremony of the Epfgcopal HAMIWH Ht» Church. Shop to revive you and carry you The bride is the daughter of the BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE through. late Dr. R. M. R^jenhoover, a graduate of Murray IJlgh school, There is no reason why every family in .Callo- Speedy, efficient service. and attended Oxford College for way county shouldn't have the pleasure of an au- Try It I Women, Oxford, Ohio, and has Sandwiches and Short Orders tomobile this summer with the great values in un- been private secretary of the vice used transportation in our Used Car Department. president, Mr. Ben Grogan, of the Bank of Murray for the past sev- ALL POPULAR MAKES AT ATTRACTIVE en years. She is a lovely blonde WEAR DRUG COMPANY and a popular young lady of this PRICES city. COME IN AND PICK OUT-THE CAR YOU LIKE She was married in an ensem- ' "THE OLD RELIABLE" ble of the new fuchsia shades and carried an arm bouquet of regal lillies. Mr. Robinson is a junior of the Farmer-Purdom Motor Co Murray State Teachers College and is assistant principal of the Mil- Incorporated burn High School, having been re- OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE elected to that position. He is" Murray, the youngest son of F. M. Ro"bin- Nuff Said" son, a retired ^banker of Milburn, and Mrs. Robinson, The young coupl£ returned to Murray Monday and be at borne for the summer at thj? Ris- enhoover apartments on North Fourth street.
Moore- Brown Must be Cut Wet I ding announced. Mr. and Mrs, T. N. Brown -announce the marriage of their- daughter on Vacant Lots, Alleys and all Property Lola to Mr. Joyce F. Moore Bordering on the Streets of Murray on Saturday, May seventeenth Nineteen hundred and thirty Clay; Kentucky Property owners are requested to give At Home: Murray, Ky. Mrs. Moore is the attractive this matter their prompt attention to save daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. And now comes summer with a delighful offer of the newest fashions at Brown-^of Murray. She is a stu- trouble and expense. dent at the Murray State Teach- Crawford-Gatlin's for the out of door activities of the hot-weather months. ers CoBege and will receive her degree this summer. They bring coolness and comfort and the values are exceptional, as usual. Mr. Moore is the son 6f Mr. and CUT YOUR WEEDS NOW! Mrs. B. F. Moore of Heath. This fall Mr. and Mrs. Moore will teach at Dixon, Ky., where he Is prin- By Order of the cipal. v IMnner Party CITY COUNCIL Miss Imogene Perkins was host at dinner Wednesday evening at her home on South 12th street. In honor of some college friends who are leaving for their homes. Covers were laid for: Misses Martha Wilson, Smlthland, Ky ; Mary Frances CothraH, Carleen Sexton. Mable Doom, Ard^lle Perkins, and Imogene Perkins, f The season s greatest fashion suc- Miss Wilson spent the weekas Ihe Greatestf the guest of Miss Cothran. cesses-frocks with cape sleeves, Tower in M. J& Sunday School ^iass with short sleeves—the newest col- Has Fish Fry. , Members oJ/Dr. Hire's Sun- cJinanceMi day, School cj^rts enjoyed an out- ors—all are presented in this speo ing atj Pi ne; B1 u f f ^Tu esd ayN after- noon. After a few games fc^fish ial showing.. supper'was served. There were There aite dresses for all summer' daytime occasions and at the low 7Jlember Unsual prices you may choose an entire JUNIORS' AND CHILDREN'S FEDERAL wardrobe. SUMMER APPAREL RESERVE Special The materials include plain and Crawforfl-Gatlin's fashions for the younger gen- eration show an understanding of their de- SYSTEM- n Rollins' Run-Proof printed chiffon, voile, georgette, mands. Here are cldthes that all the juniors and of Banks HOSIERY flat crepe and printed silks—the little folks must have to make their outdoor summer a complete success. t_ — styles are youthful and very be-, Wash Dresses, Wash Suits, Sun Suits, Bathing Suits, Overalls, Play Suits, Shirt Blouses, coming. Hats, Caps -
Just because ours is a NATIONAL bank is no reason why we cannot make you "feel at home" when you come in. Try it. All the New Straws and Fabrics - POLL INS FEATURING smartness of line apd youth that makes BUWSTOP We are happy »ver being a member MOSIEDY them becoming to almost everybody. New Summer Hew Summer bank of the FEDERAL RESERVE Sys- straws—lovely bairbraid hats—smart silk and fabric tem of banks. We can take our securities hats—in colors to match your frocks and ensembles. to our Central Reserve Bank when WE Styles that are dft-the-face, smart brimmed models, want to and get money. manipulated brims. Novel brims Hiat add to their femininity, and models fashioned to hug the head The graceful lines of the silhouette—wheth So you can come to us when YOU snugly. All the desired colors here! er the frock be for sports, afternoon or even A very .heer weight, jrfcol tn|>, ing^arf most effective in these new silkr want to and get your money. .tipper — •]•• uh] l'iu-Ufjui lieel. A ver) iintlffUjU \iilue M— Plain colored flat crepes,' Shantung*' This I. . tome that R«iutll> fleU* chiffbns-^printed silk and silk Shar' Put Your Money in Our Bank. f«
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FRIDAY. JUNK 6. IN* THE LEDGER & TIMES m— , • ^kity-T 6-roum house on N. Mr. pnd Mra. A». J Christopher, of this week for a motor trip and T7 at the bridge-luncheon given by Miss Elmer Starks whs .< ter for Y.^ tf -MI 4th street t>>>•»- Morris Christopher and Miss Jose vacation through the Southwest. ltp Mra. C. C. Davts at the Padufah been teaching in Catlettsburg. June IE. See Joe] Daniel, aud lights. Jiee'Mra. Effie Byert.^ phine Tadelock, Somerset, have Clifton Thurman and Waylon country club Tuesday. Ky., has arrived hoqie to speud lrvan at Wall-Houston Co. J13p 409 North 5*1 h.street. Mian Louis* Gilbert, .of Detroit. been house-guests of Mr. and Mrs Hay burn left Monday morning for the summer. LOST Yellow Jersey cow, dry. Return to Route 8, Box 8.. Will is visiting relatives and friends in1 R. M. Pollard, and family lxis Angeles Calif where they will Miss Charlotte K^rk. who re- SAVE Your- Chickens -Why let Cunningham. IIP Mr. and Mrs. C. H Redden the £lty and county. Dr. O. B lrvin, Murray dentist, spend their vacation. cently graduated from-Gulf Park Gapes kill your chickens? Mead FOR SALE- Remington,/Typo- and Mr. Smith of the Mason Arburn Wells, who has been writer, good condition, «fd styUj. have for (heir visitors this week •