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IN OUR 82nd YEAR l inked Press International Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, May 20, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXII No. 119 1 BIDS LET ON $165,000 IN SCHOOL BONDS • Shahan Composition I murray Hosprfal Rev, Menne Will Be Sung At City Council Also Approves MSC Spring Concert UMW Said Guilty renstiS - Adults 43 his • -,-Is Calloway Census -- Nursery 9 -Fur-chase Carload Gas Pipe The Murray State College Choir. a Adult under, the direction of Prof. Rob- Beds 65 Emergency Beds 22 ert IC Ela.ar will present their In one of the longest meetings one High Speaker Patients admitted 1 [ inch pipe, 10.000 feet two Spring Concert. Sunday aftern.em of recent months the Murray City 1lub Patients dismissed 0 inch pipe and 300 feet of three By Federal Jury at 430 in the Student Union Council last night handled a large 'inchl pipe. Yew Cs izens 1 of Biulding. One of the features of amount of city• business including• Their s $23.29 p hun- the concert will be the singing 1 The Calloway County High Patients admitted from 8:00 a. m. letting the bid on S165.000 of city dred. $4329 per hundred and of the Anthem "Sing, Rejoice school bonds and the purchase of KNOXVIII Tenn. all) - A damages. The jury awarded Phil- School Baccalaureate service will ifeSnesd y to Friday 8:00 a. m. $85.49 per hundred respectively Unto the Lord" written by Prof. a carload of pipe for the Murray nry federal court jury Friday found ,lips $90,000 which will be tripled be held in the College Auditorium on the three diameters. . Paul W Shahan for the dedica- Natural Gas 0-- tje United Mine Workers Union to $270.000 under anti-trust laws. on Sunday, May 28, at 8 p. James Buchanan, Bailey Road, System. The other bidders with the price - tion of the New Methodist Church Six bids and its welfare and retirement A similar suit against the UMW Rev. Henry McKenzie, pastor of Murray; George Kukahike„ Col- were opened on the on the three widths are as' fol- here in Murray. This will present school bond fund guilty of trying to dominate is pending in federal distric court the College Presbyterian Church lege Station; Edward Owen Chad- issue with Equitable lows: General Pipe and Supply an opportueity again for many Securities Corporation Nash. Still- I the soft coal industry and force at Chattanooga, Tenn.. where 16 will deliver the sermon, wick. 1007 Main; Judith Ann Giv- of Cempany of Memphis. $23.63. $44.- small companies out of business. southeast Tennessee coal mine op- who were unable to hear this ville, Tennessee receiving the bid. • Rev. McKenzie came to etf, Woods Hall; Mrs. Glen Bar- 00, and $86.82. •Petter Supply of 1101 • A small concern now out of erations are demanding $30 mil- Murray fine work when it was sung by This company bid $1,000.16 per from a fourteen-year pastorate at nett, Box 107. Hazel; Walter Pol- Paducah. $23.57. $43.90 and S86.50. business. Phillips Brothers Coal lion in damages. the Methodist Church Choir un- $1.000 bond with an average net Saline, Michigan, and ly, 516 Whitnell; Mrs. Lorene Republic Steel of St. Louis. 523.- Co., of Scott County, Tenn.. bro- The UMW had claimed immun- concurrently der the direction of Prof. Law- interest rate of 3,550105 per cent. was a professor in Human Rela- Farmer, Route 3; Mrs. John Fil- 84, 544.06. and S86.82. Youngstown ught the suit against the big la- ity from anti-trust laws. rence Rickert, when it was sung Benton; This means that the company lions at General Motors Institute beck, Rt. 3. Mrs. I. Wal- Sheet and Tube. S23.55. $44.06 and bor union and asked $100,000 The jury found the instrument for the ededication a few weeks lis Rogers, Rt. 4; Mrs. Bobby Prit- will pay the city of Murray S1,- of Technology in Flint. Michigan. $86.82. of conspiracy was the 1960 bi'umi- ago. Prof. John C. Winter is guest chett and baby 000.16 for each of the $1,000 lie is a Scot, receiving his train- ,biass Dexter; Al- The gas system also received nous coal wage agreement, still organist. bert Martin. General ivery; Mrs. bonds in the bond issue and that ing in Mommouth College in Illi- Del approval from the council to ex- the basic industry contract. A'so featured on the program Waits Rogets and baby boy. Rt. the average net Interest rate over !lois. McCormick Theological Semi- tend service west along the Glin- gray Ladies ' will be a work written and con- 4; Mrs, Kenneth Simmons. 305 the period of years in which the . nary, Chicago. with post graduate Rich- mer said his next step would be ducted bs Al Koehn. a student at lawn. bonds will be paid off will be work for two years in the Depart- Wood ard Tuck poi - ted out that more to enter a motion asking Judge the college. Patients dismissed from Wednes- 3.550105 per cent. ment of Philosophy in Washing- customers would be served. Robert L. Taylor to set aside the The music of the entire con- day Friday The money derived from the To Be Capped ton University, St. Louis, a. m. to a. to. Counc,Imas Leonard Vaughn jury's verdict and enter a verdict and cert will range from the very bond issue will be used to con- summer terms in Princeton Um- Mrs Vernon Rogers. 30...5 'PREVENTIVE' SLAYING -Dan- reported to the council that the for the defendants. early types of music to music writ- North struct the new elementary school versity, New York City, 5th., Marshall Gray, Rt. 2. No fel eetizoni (upper) la dead new city water well which has a Taylor gave both sides 20 days ;en by living camposers. The con- on the west side of the city. The A former marine, Rev. McKenzie 18th.. Master Keith Joyce. Rt. I. of two bullets in the head guaranteed delivery of 1,000 gal- On Sunday to file their arguments - the rert is free and open to the public. school is expected to be ready is a member of the American Le- Golden Pond.• Mrs Gray Roberts. and his father Dante (lower) Ions of water per minute is now UMW for appeal motions and for use in September. gion and Veterans of Foreign College Farm Road; William E. faces a murder charge in being dug. Drilling has been go- Phillips attorneys' answering Steven The other bidders and their Wars; a past State Chaplain of Page. Rt. 3: Cole, 1703 RS' Fair Lawn, NJ. The father. ing on all week and a depth of The Calloway County Chapter briefs. Mrs bids are as follows: the State of Colorado and was. Jimmy Bolen and bah) an accountant, 'old police he 80 feet has been reached. 61 the American Red Cross will Kramer also said motions to Cruttenden - Podesta Company for two years, Americanism Chair- Nine Cadets To . Rt. 2. . Mrs. Verno.sa ear r six months He also told the council thal have a Gray Lady capping cere- determine if the jury finding was Louisville, $1000,06. and net in- for the Colorado Legionaires. Williams and babs girl. Harrison that his son was going to water line extensions to the south mony on Sunday May 21 in the reasonable and supported by the man • • terest of 3.5776 per cent. is a member of the Masonic Apts.; Gentry Higgins, Rt. 1, Farm- get the same paralytic facial are completed and that fire pro- Stu lent Union Building at the evidence will also be filed. If He Stein Bros. & Boyce. Paducah. Lodge. including Royal Arch, Coun- Get Comm1ssion Mrs' Robert Redmon. 413 distortion that he himself tection is now assured for that college. these fail, the •JMW is expected 51.000, and net interest rate of cil, Commander Knight. Templar. Pine, Benton; Mrs. Edward Tho- suffered, so he crept into the secti .n of town. Vaughn asked to take the case to the U. S. Court nuts and baby boy, 411 North honor student's bedroom, 3 5532 per cent. Mrs. Lucille Ross, R. N., direct- 32 degree Scottish Rite, and the council anoroval for the investiga- of Appeals at Cincinnati. • 16th Mrs. Henry Graham and kissed him while he slept and Magnus and Company. Cincin- or of Nurses at the Murray Hos- Shrine. He has been on the travel On irsts. $1.000 and net tion an possible purchase of a Thursday 'stbabs' girl, 306 South 4th.: Mrs. then fired the fatal shots. interest rate pital will cap the Gray Ladies lecture extension work throughout of 3.9381 per cent. used dozer for the city water and in , the ceremony. the United States and Canada for Minnie - sewerage system. The council has :Rut, I.Le FroaynnIngLamtobn.anmd issbabyGlegnirlda, Olmstead Bros. Louisville. $1. Giners1 Motors Corporation for 000 24 and net interest rate of already approved the system it- Following the inteication by Rev. Agents His writings include Evacuate Area As self making the needed sewer Attend ten years. 3.871945 per cent. Meter Mischke, County Judge conference guidance, sales psy- Murray State College ROTC De- Mane). 304 North 6tle, Mrs. Dave expansion and acknowledged that Maufsin and North Explosion Threatened Merrill, Lynch. Pierce, Fenner Veylon Rayburn, chapter chair- c o•ogs and busi partment will hold its annual coins baby boy, 214 that the purchase of new equip Mrs West, West and Smith. $1.000 and net inter- man will give a welcome to those Res McKenzie's theme for the missioning exercise Thursday aft- Pearl 1712 ment would be necessary. Pre-Camp Meet BATON ROUGE. La. I/PI est rate of 3.65108 per cent. MEP" who attend. Calloway County Ilifh Baccalaur- ernoon. Ma)' 25. at 3:30 p. m. at Main; Mrs. Cozy Outland, 310 - Po- lice evacuated residents of a 16- The council also opened Os Before the used dozer is pur eate service will be "Only A Com- Cutchin Stadium on the Murray So. 8th. Bernard C. Harvey, Administra- block area in downtown on ss•rapped pipe for the Murray chased, the council will convent mencement", taken from the text Campus. Baton tor of the Murray Hospital will Mrs. Barletta Wrather, County Rouge early today when two cars Natural Gas System. This bid to approve the actual buy. in I Corinthians 82. -Whoever give some remarks on "Red Cross Home Demonstration Agent and of a Kansas City Southern freight covered a full car load of pipe. Robe Buie reported to the coun- imag ed to some Nine cadets will be commission- • "in a Community Hospital" and Dr. Glen SUM, Associate Agricultural train derailed, one carrying 27.000 It was estimated that the system YU that the plans and specifica- degree of knowledge uoes not ed as Second Lieutenants in the Pony League Ralph Woods will speak on -Red Agent, attended a Pre-Camp Tra- gallons of volatile ether and the could a minimum of $2200 tion for the proposed sewer ex- possess the true knowledge yet." United States Arms Cross on the Campus: ining and Planning Meeting, yes- Reserve. One other molten asphalt. by purchasing the pipe by t'he pansion have been prepared by cadet will be commissioned in the engineers This will terday until noon today at Dawson r Authorities fearing the hot tar car load. the project Following the capp.ng ceremony Regular Army of the United quarters Springs, Ky. 4-H Club Camp. Opens Monday spewing in the ether-carrying car The Ohio Valley Supply Com- cost approximately three Mrs. Ross,. Judge Rayburn and Glee Clubs Will States Twentt,-five cadet' will re- n; a dollars might spar an explosion and pany of Paducah was the low million and will he . Woods will award the certifi- The camping program of Callo- ceive certificates of completion for t fire hastily evacuated an estimat- bidder on the pipe which is to financed by revenue bons. . Miss J Sutherland, way, Present Concert their college military training and Regular season play begins on ag ed 250 persons from homes four be ordered as follows- 10.000 feet The council gave the second Red Cross Field tepaesentatiye which will be held July 10- 14 - will be commissioned upon cons- Monday night for the Murray Pony blocks on all sides of the accident reading to the Hospital Bond Ord- will present service awards and will be planned. Each agent will Sunday afternoon. May 21st. pletion of the col. League. Two games are scheduled undergraduate SCC inance. Mrs. Joseph G. Fowler. Volunteer make various handicrafts in pre- at 3 p. m.. the Murray H.gh School lege work. Incat y par ie STAMP Premen sprayed water on the " It was announced by City At- Fiel I Consultant will lead in the paration for assisting the boys and Junior and Senior Glee Clubs first game starting at 6:00 p m. Wells Overbey that a derailed tank cars to cool the torney Gray Lady Pledge. girls v.:th their various camp proj- will present their annual spring and the second getting underway hearing on certain minor zoning Reverend Walter E Mischke, asphalt NEW YORK dln Following the benediction by ects. concert. Thu year titled "Sugar about twenty minutes after the - Trading changes has been set for June pastor f the First Methodist The area in which the derail- stamps are saved by Rev Mischke refreshments will _ and Spice". firstgame ends, more college 16 at 730 p. m. This is a council Church of Murray will give the ment occurred is predominantly a graduates than be served. For a 4-H Club member to be! Soloists for the afternoon pro- In the first game. the Indians. those with only hearing since the hearing of the invocation. Colonel Benjamin F. Negro residential section. Homes an elementary school The community Gray Ladies are eligible to attend this camp, he gram will be Diane Larson, con- managed by T. C. Hargrove, will education, Murray Planning Commission has Cook, Jr., Senior Advisor 100th are located no more than 100 feet according to a fairs. Morrison ('. Galloway, chair- will need to be ten (10) years old,tralto. Mary Miller, merzo-soprano, meet the Phils, managed by Allen survey made for already been held. D.vision will represent the Com- From the wrecked tank cars. the S & H Stamp nian, Edwina Simmons, vice-chair- before _Jrnuary I. 1961, and will'and Jane Saxon. pianist. Narrator . Oat. Company. James M. Lassiter and Homer manding General XX Corps and "It's a serious thing." said city The poll also man, Mrs. Jack Biggerstaff.,, secre- need to have started a project or will be Sheryl WiUiams. The second game pits the Dod- showed that 80 Pogue appeared before the coun- present the commission and certi- Police Inspector R. S. Trigg. who per cent of the tary. Mrs. Claude Anderson, Phyl- have completed their 4-H Club Assisting Mrs. Howard E. Olila. gers, managed by Gene Johnson, families with in- cil to request aid from the city ficate. is directing safety operations. comes of lis R. Clary. Mrs. Harold Douglas, project. Calloway County's quota , the High • School vocal director, against the Orioles, coached by $7.000 or more save in 'We're extremely worried, stamps placing a center curb to form Mrs. Frances Wilson Erwin. Mrs. widt be about 75 4-H Club mem- will be two student conductors, Chester Thomas. • even compared with 66 per cent though we think we've got the of an island in the center of Wells Ruth E. Lee. Mrs. Conic Crittend- bers. There has been great enthu- Mar) Anna Wallace and Jackie The ceremony will include a The Pony League will play families with incomes of less tar cooled off now Boulevard. The residents would • • than $3000 Mrs_ Paul K I ems Johnson. ccompanis s or 411, Monday pay fors_the materials _involved and. Coleman J. McDevitt, Mrs. Brooks camp. "If you plan to let your 4-H glee clubs are Ann Wrather and gade. The public is cordially in- Thursdas. nights of each week. the city would furnish labor, and tO L. Moody, Mrs. J. Howard Nichols, Club is', or girl attend,en you Jane Saxon. sited attend. Practice h be difficult this' engineering under his request. receive our letter around the lit spring because of the continued Mrs. John C. Quertermous. Mrs. Both Glee Clubs extend a cor- i Letter to the Editor I Residents of the street wish to ihester Robinson, Mrs. Gillard of July, you will need to give it dial invitation for all to -come In the event of inclement wea- cold weather and rain. The boys beautify the boulevard and plant gloss. Mrs. Audrey Simmons, Sr., your immediate attention," Mrs. and hear them perform at the th1r the exercises will be held in are ready to go however and the in the center island if construct- Mrs. J. T. Taslor. Wrather said. Murray High Schticil Auditorium. c main auditorium. last several days has seen a lot Mr. Editor and Staff ed. College Gray Ladies are Robert )1 of serious practice underway on Ledger and Times The council will consider this Lemons, chairman, Mermen My- se.Stt• • s • site"rf the city park field. Gentlemen: request with a number of others ers. vice-chairman. • The public is in sited to see the Gale Kelley, • Let me take this opportunity to already under consideration. secretary, Barbara Ann Brame, ' Pon) League games and enjoy thank you all for sending me your Graves Ilendon. of lseneda Kay Culver, Jean Darnell, •orne good baseball during the paper each day. We in the far Western Kentucky Stages appear- Nancy Ann Dobson, Janet Fent- Of': • summer months Several hundred north have always heard about ed before the council. Councilman ress, Linda Jo Howard, Jeanette boys and men are involved in Southern-I lit I must -ay Boody Russell of the special pro- Pardue. Carolyn Phelps, Ann Shel- , he summer project sponsored by that is ha4 been extended to mu sit blems committee presented Mr. by, Susan L. Wall. and Mrs. Mar- 'he Murray Baseball Association. a thousand fold. ."tit Hendon's plea to the council to ta Allbritten. Please thank each and everyone pass a resolution requesting the Bicycle Safety Film who has made my stay at the Interstate Commerce Commission NOW YOU KNOW Murray Hospital so enjoyable. to deny the petition of Continent- To BeShown Mond Thank you all. al Trailways for a St. Louis to By United Press International Sincerely Nashville route through Murray. ' N. There is a difference of ap- •. 0. Stors of the State Pollee Ruth Englis Russell pointed out that the prox•mately 1200 degrees Fahren- Department will show a film in a 212 Third Avenue N. local bus line would suffer to the heit in the surface temperature Murray city schools on Monday Wausau, Wisconsin point where it would be forced het seen the sun-facing side of May 22. The film is on bicycle out of business if the franchise the planet Mercury and its other safety and is designed for children SAME PROBLEM is given to Continental. in grades one through eight. West Kentucky Stages hires The film is sponsored locally OAKLAND. Calif. - One sixteen local people with an an- by the Girl Scout Council in co- expert's opinion onyouth was re- nual payroll of 560.000 he report- operation with the Boy Scout or- called by Dr. Edward L. Pratt of ed and services twelve buses here. Weather ganization. • the University of Texas at a medi- It also pays rental on the bus Y.r. Story's schedule for Monday cal meeting. station here and provides a con- Report will be 9:30 Austin School, 10:30 The expert's view: venient charter service to local Carter School (hafted •,- tFrf•ro stioaael and 1:30 Douglass. "Our youth now love luxury. schools. fraternal and religious They have bad manners, contempt groups. - CORRECTION. for authority. They no longer rise A resolution will be drawn for • Vs ('Stern Kent i I' a I I when their elders enter the room. I DIDN'T LIKE HER' and council approval. cloudy and a little had to warmer today The Ledger and Times made an They contradict their parents, do it" were reasons Bethel Richardson. local Certi- and Sunday. given by High today in low error in the election story yester- chatter before comapny, gobble Ronald Dennis fied Public Accountant, presented 70s. Low tonight Wolff, 15. for the Dear 60. day, in which it was stated that their food and tyrannize their ax handle 1 the audit on the Murray Natural dlemperatures bludgeoning and at 6 a. m. there are thirty precincts. Last fall teachers." strangula- (;as System to place the fiscal Temperatures tion killing of his at 6 a. m. (CDT).: this was changed and the number Pratt said that the situation mother. year of the system in line with Mrs. Beulah Wolff, 42, Louisville 48, Paducah 53. Lexing- of precincts were reduced to 17 obviously need to be remedied, in the natural gas bond ordinance. their Glendale, Calif., home.' ton 49, Bowling Green 53. London when the voting machines were but added that Socrates did not The audit indicated that the sy- The lad, an A-student at 40, Covington 51. Hopkinsville 54. PILED UP-The tide went dOWn and look what happened to this 40-foot fishing boat in installed Actually there are six say what should be done when he stem is' in good financial condi- Glendale High, Is shown Huntington. W. Va., 45 the Delaware River near Burlington Island, N.J. Nine persona were taken off, two stayed. within the city and eleven in the wrote those lines in the 5th ten- tion and is being well managed. after telling his grisly story.t sviile, . county. ury B. C. Richardson's audit was approved. er.

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• 4 wave. TV1it LEDIIER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENJI vICKY SATURDAY — MAY 20, 1961 Major League Leo The Lip "Johnny On The"Spot" When Mild THE LEDGER & TIMES Standings 'UBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. 'onsolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Mannered Walt Alston Ejected From Ballgame Scottie's Drive-Inn ;unes-Herald, Octooer 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January , 1942. 'fawn w 1. I. G B. By FRED DOWN campaign. without a in the eighth San Francisco ....20 10 .667 PUBLISHER toiled Prey* teiereetiesei struck. out 12 and went on to snap their five- 12th and Chestnut JAMES C. WILLIAMS, 18 12 .600 2 Cincinnati Chalk up one for Leo Durocher! Dodgers over the fist 7/12 game losing streak and the Sena- Angeles 20 14 .588 2 Phone PL 3-5399 Ve reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor Los He's only a coach this year, of but was removed when Tom Davis tors' five - game winning skein. opinion, are not for the best m- Pittsburgh 16 12 .571 3 r Public Voice items which, in our course, but he was right there singled in the eighth. Torn Sturdivant, Dave Sister and 14 .481 erest of our readers. • Milwaukee 13 Si ready to assume command of the The edged out Marty Kutyna walked six men St. Louis 11 16 .407 71 REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 Friday night the Milwaukee Braves, 3-2, the anti forced in three runs in a wild JATIONAL Chicago 11 19 .367 9 FEATURING CHICKEN DOWN SOUTH 1 ladison Ave., Memphis. Tenn.; Time St Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; on one of those rare occasions downed the streak that cost the Senators the Philadelphia 9 21 .300 11 tephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. when usually mild - mannered , 4-1, and the game. Hoyt Wilhelm, who shut ON CURB OR TO GO Friday's Results manager Walt Alston was asked shaded the St. Louis out the Senators for the last two :ntered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmissicsastas Chicago 1 St. Louis 0 by the umpires to leave the prem- Cardinals, 1-0, in the other Na- innings, gained credit for his fifth Second Class Matter 4 Pittsburgh I. night Philadelphia iSe4:' • • ig tional League games. We Can Take Your Order By Phone Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 2, night ,UBS'CRIPT1ON RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 200, per And he was right there in the Angels Win Two Dan Dobbek drove in five runs else- San Fran. 7, night aenth 85c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; Los Angeles 8 clutch with a typical "against the In the American League, the with a grand slam homer and a Fry 990 .heie, 55.50. Today's Games book' strategy in the very next Cleveland Indians rallied to beat solo circuit clout to lead the Twins' Angeles at San Francisco Los inning that enabled the Dodgers to the , 9-7, the 12-hit attack that also included Chicago SATURDAY — MAY 20, 1961 St. Louis at score an 8-7 victory that snapped Baltmore Orioles defeated t h e lour hits by Billy Gardner. Jack /14 Fry 590 Cincinnati Milwaukee at the San Francisco Giants' five- Washington Senators, 4-2, t h e riralick pitched a seven-hitter to No at Philadelphia Pittsburgh game winning streak and cut their Minnesota Twins routed the Kan- win his fourth game while Ed Served with French Fries and Cole Slaw, - Sunday's Games National League lead to two sas City Athletics, 11-1, and the Isakew suffered his first loss. San Francisco Honey, Hot Rolls and Butter Any person desiring transportation Los Angeles at games. Los Angeles Angels whipped the Byne Duren turned in l'eS in- St. Louis at Chicago. 2 The dramatic sequence of events , 4-3 and 5-3. nings of hitless relief in the first Tuesday to vote for Cincinnati, 2 INSIDE to the pells On Milwaukee at began in the last half of the sev- Jim O'Toole scored his fourth game and two innings of the sans Pittsburgh at Philadelphia enth inning when Harvey Kuenn's victory for the fast-moving Reds in the second game as the Angels /1 2 Fry '1.25 E three- sent the Giants behind an eight-hit attack that won the first doubleheader of their AMERICAN LEAGUE into a 6-3 lead. Alston was ejected included homers by brief history. Steve Bilku and DOUGLAS SHOEMAKER W. L I. C T.,1111 by Vinnie Smith when he Lew Gene Leek homered in the opener /14 Fry 75c' Detroit 23 10 .697 and Gus Bell and tagged argued that the lasts:Giant runner loss. and a homer by Earl Averill and For New York 16 13 .552 5 Burdette with his second at the plate and turned Jim a by Leek were the big Minnesota 17 14 .548 5 was out Art Mahaffey's five-hitter, Served with French Fries and Cole Slaw, over the leadership of the team triples by °loess of the nightcap. 0 Cleveland 17 14 .548 5 Woods' homer a n d to the famed ex-pilot of the Smith Honey, Hot Rolls and Butter COUNTY COURT CLERK Baltimore 16 16 .500 6} Johnny Callison and Carley Brooklyn Dodgers and New York enabled the Phillies to deal Bob Kansas City 13 14 .481 7 SYSTEM Giants. Friend his fourth defeat. Roberto NEW DRIVE Call PLaza 3-1723 Washington 15 18 455 8 CLEVELAND iIJM — An elec- Chicago 13 18 .419 9 Dodgers Cut Margin Clemente homered for the Pi- the Dodgers to cut tric drive system for trucks is Boston .... 12 17 .414 9 Back came rates. the margin to 6-4 in the eighth being pushed by Jack & Heintz, Los Angeles 11 19 .367 101 Ernie Banks' pop - fly double two runners aboard with Inc., as a weight saver. The truck's - Results and have drove in the only run of the game -Elect Friday's Re VOTE FOR engine turas an electric generator v lefty-hitting John Rose- a three-game Baltimore 4 Washington 2. night as the Cubs broke which supplies power for separate • ..... boro slated to bat against lefty behind the seen-hit Cleveland 9 New York 7, night losing streak electric motors in each wheel. Billy O'Dell. Hobble. Ray.Sa- Minnesota 11 Kansas City 1, night pitching uf Glen This eliminates the transmiseion, Loyd Arnold out seven, was Los Angeles 4 Chicago 3, twi Durocher still had at least one decki, who struck clucth and differential. 4 Los Angeles 5 Chicago 3. night right-handed pinch-hitting possi- the hard luck loser for St I - Candidate ror - Detroit at Boston, postponed, cold bility left but he allowed Roseboro Power Steals Home EGG OUTLOOK and threatening weather to hit for himself and the catcher Jun Coates walked in the tie- NEW YORK IUPI — Federal COUNCIL Today's Games responded with, a three-run homer breaking run and Vic Power fol- purchnes of dried eggs for dis- CITY Detroit at Boston that gave the Dodgers the lead. !owed with a steal of home as the tribution to the needy is expected i WARD "A" Washington at Baltimore The blow, incidentally, was the Indians beat the Yankees for the to encourage farmers to build up New York at Cleveland Dodgers' 51st homer of the season first time since last July 20. Barry their flocks even more. Market YOUR VOTE WILL BE Kansas City at Minnesota —a pace which would enable them Latman received credit for the observers fear that by fall result- APPRECIATED Only games scheduled. to top the single-season club Mark v ictors-. ing increases .in egg production Sunday's Games of 221 if maintained overetIrs The Orioles scored three runs could once again depreas prices. Chicago at Boston, 2 Baltimore at New York. 2 Cleveland at Minnesota, 2 Detroit at Kansas City, 2 Washington at Los Angeles, 2

OUT OF PRINT ..',NTW YORK 11:14 — _ The .U. S. government has stopped print- ing $5000. $10000 and one-hun- 5, 5 HAPPENED er.ts 13 involved with an em- I ut I was taken In by Larry dred thousand dollars Is.11s. ac- i.iung 011111- fornia ployee ol the club. Would you Gaines Ht talked well, you to Parsde Magiiine, and is relating the dial- cord.ng cult lee •ii4 Gan be entangled him- be the manager?" know and then there was the the highest denomination now self as the court a;•pninted defender of • youthful nurse. Ella Barker. His 'aright and sorrowful eyes tact that the college sent rum. available in crisp new bills is who is in all on • gtolen-property examinee me. "I am tonight. We nearly always get our life- S1.000. charge he sold • dealer, Hector Broadintin. a valuable ring. and Tomorrow I'll probably be look- guards from Buenavista Col- police identified it as a piece 01 loot ing for a job We wno are about lege. In fact, that may be why in • series of burglaries in homes whose owners were at the hospitz to die salute thee. La It Gaines Gaines registered there." LOOK either as patients or visitor& Police again? Ill-gotten Gaines?" "He actually registered at the DON'T suspicions that Ella tipped off the marsulers were strengthened by her -I'm afraid it Is." local college?" LIKE THIS refusal to explain 11,w she got the "So they tell me. Apparently rine or a "Gaines la an ex-employee stolen watch found 111 tier of be dropped out after a few days bums. ours. I fired him last week, Gonnanson's interest in Ills her or weeks. But we went on as- was lust beginning to ar...:sed and he la willing ti indulge suming that he was a college relieve that she in covering up 'or a In the hope that he was out of erimlnai be.-auee of fear. This belief student He was little olu for my flair for good. Now thia.' was heightened when fincesfr Broad- the role, but you see a lot of man was Sired Shocked by this He flipped his hand in the di- crime. Ella confessed to Ounnarson that these days." that a Larry Caine,. whom she met rection the police nad taken. throuch En,a‘iman gore bee the "Can you describe him?" rifle arta war it She believes that "What war the trouble?" "I can do better thar that, calif*. had En-Adman killed ut "You undoubtedly know more police center The police asked me torake up their attentions Oft about that than fin,l'n C.,in Donato, a discharged I do. Is he a some pictures 0 him." Bidwell clerk of Broadman a. burglary suspect, or something brought five or six glossy prints of the sort? I've lust been talk- out of a dray- and handed CRAFTY/1 7 ing to a couple of detectives, them to me. Most of them NEVER been in the State but they were terribly noncom- snowed Gaines in bathing I of Cal before." the man who mittal. My name is Bidwell. trunks. He was slim-hipped and introduced himself as Mr. Sala- Gunnarson, did you say?" wide-shouldered. He held him- Randall B. Patterson, man told roe. "but it certainly "Bill Gunnarson." self with that actorish air, self- 'PUT YOUR DUDS Isn't the friendly place they His office was oak-paneled. consctousnese pretending to De said it was. It's istricUy from thickly carpeted, furnished with self-assurance. I paced his age chillvville, it you want my heavy, dark pieces. An uneaten at twenty-five or six. County Court Clerk IN OUR SUDS' opinion." steak congealed on a tray on Keeping one of the pictures. He took off his hat and looked the corner of his desk. We I gave the rest back to ElidwelL faced each other across it. and relax, visirewith your fri- ready to weep into IL His hair "May I have a look at your was a frizzy black mass which told him as much as I thought membership list7- ends and Neighbors, chances I needed to, and then asked GALLOWAY COUNTY: sprang up vivaciously. It was lying on top of hIs TO THE VOTERS OF •re some or them will be here. him some questions. "Do you Where do desk, and he pushed it across you conic from, know if Gaines has left town?" Mr. Salaman7" 1 asked. to me. The names were alpha- * LOTS OF WASHERS **1 gather he has. The police betically g-roeped, and each was for the For an HONEST and IMPARTIAL and a He amid If he'd been wait- May I take this opportunity to thank you * PLENTY OF DRYERS as implied as much. Under the preceded by a number Patrick ing to be asked: -Miami, Flor- support, and compliments you have given * BARRELS OF HOT circumstances, _Ws hardly star- Hampshire was number 315. encouragement, BUSINESSLIKE administration ida. I'm in business there. I prising." impossible for me to SOFT WATER Colonel Ian Ferguson was num- me during this campaign. It has been flew out here for combined "The fact that he's wanted ber 459. business and pleasure, you spend full time campaigning because your Clerk's office MURRAY'S ORIGINAL forqiiestioning, you mean 7" "Did Gaines have much to do might any. Deductible expense. and the duties of it demand the greater part of my time. vnTE FOR Coin Operated Laundrette -That, and other circum- with the Ilampshires?" I asked. You got a member here at the stances." he said vaguely. "I'm afraid he did. He gave If I have failed to see you, please consider this my ap- Foothill Club kir the name of "Why did you fire him!" the Hampshire youngsters some peal for-y,-our-vote-a-nel-infl-tienee: Holly May?" •Tct-siooner aot divulges that swimming lessons in their pri- Information. There are other Holly May?" " vate pool." If you re-elect me, I promise to continue rendering BRYAN TOLLEY -46"16:41 "You may know her as Mrs. people involved. Let's say it Wee -The Fergusons efficient and courteous service to all. 207 So. 7th Ph. PL 3-9181 Fergeison. I understand she done at the Instance of one of He thought about hie anewer, FOR the members, and leave It at We Are Also a Pickup Station married a man name of Fergu- pushing out his lower lip, and son since her and me were— that" quickly retracting It. "1 hedn't I am the only candidate far Clerk. who stated in his For friends. Isn't she a member I didn't want to leave it at heard they were burglarized." formal announcement that your office would be kept here? It said In the paper she that 7'Is there anything to the -Neither had L They're re- open during the lunch hour to better serve you. 'was." rumor that he made a pass at cent members, aren't they?" JUDGE One Hour Martinizing one of the ladies?" COUNTY "Yes," he said with vehe- lie was standing almost on Bidwell stiffened In his swivel ' Why place a time limit on a public official who has THE BEST IN DRY CLEANING my toes, talking breathdy up mence. -The committees re- chair. "Good Heaven, is that served you well? Is there anything unusual about one Same Prices arid Specials as al Into my face. I pushed him 'portal*. of course, but I have CALL PL 3 !347 away, around town?" power of veto. I should have keeping for more if he is FOR A Ithill TO THE POLLS the 4th Street Store! not violently, but away. the same job than eight years He went through a quivering "1 heard IL" used It." faithfully performing his duty? transformation scene and came "It's not as bad as It sounds -why?" "The situation is out of It hviggard and yelping. He simply showed too much in- explosive My wife does not work in the office. V "Keep your hooks off me, 1 terest in one of the members' This club is on the brink ot blow your head off." wives. He was very attentive a major scandal." His tone was • His hand went unde.r his to her, and perhaps she took a portentous: he might have been I have always conducted a clean campaign based sole- E LECT Ineset and tugged at a tamor- little too much advantage of it. telling me th7 • war riad just ly on my merits and qualifications, and this race is no 0113 swelling in ins armpit. Then Her husband beard about It, been declared. "Look at this." exception. I am willing .for you to be the jui.lge. he froze. and object( '. So I fired him." Bidwell opened a drevser in I croaked from a sedc1enly Ile added: -Thank goodness I his desk and brought out a dry throat: "Go away. Back to did fire him, before this police folded newspaper clipping He Upon completing my second term as your Clerk, I will the reservation." inveatIgation CAM. up.- unfolded It with shaking hands. have returned to the Fiscal'Court from the- Clerk's office Oddly enough he went. 'DM Gaines give any indica- spreading it out on the blotter excess fees of approximately $90,000. This is an unequal- M. G. Richardson My Illusion of irreaistible tions that he was using his for me to read: ed record. rissal force evaporated when I position here for criminal pur- Ruin,» Roth if that ex-movie- • looked around. Three men were poses? To pick out prospects tidbit Roily &fay sa tryinp to s ssins tip from the clubhouse for burglary, for Instance?" prove the out sate ahout th Finally, may I thank you for the opportunity of hav- Magistrate Colonel s lady. tier pgrinet in to the parking area. Two of "The police asked me that ing served as your Clerk. and may I humbly itsk for your -to were plain-clothes men. I had to answer no. But they the Great E.rpertment is rs-onr• endorsement to this important office. Your voto. antt-tn- f:alaman, I thought, must have pointed out that one or two of geous /sunk of muscle "he fluepte _will be deeply appreciated. built-In radar for police. our members have been victims acorns to think) who work.% as kilIRRAY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT The third man Wore a dinner of burglary In 'he past six a marine mentat in eer hobby's taillsonntre clubby, c- t v::th a professiowil a,r. He months. Li o s t recently, the Sincerely yours for ...i;snied the policcar,ni to Hi Hipowithldreida:•y We ordinary nierfazv Irish that better government, HONEST * RELIABLE ear and turned back to- happen to hire we could rat our fake aria hays es is.1 the clethoure, where 1 Gaines In the first place?" I U, too. But gather ye sub-roans schil," ye may. Mrs r• hint at the door: Ferfnoots., RANDALL B. PATTERSON .1 W.':!ara C.,rnai-.•an, ""1ke4 ;erie taken in, I pride my' • QUALIFIED • I attorney. One ot niy ell- self on my judgment at people, (To Se Continued Tomorrow) - - . - -

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1111Mi Sunday School 11:00 a.m. r- ain bag Union 6:30 pm. Elm Grove Baptist Sunday Mass 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Fri. Young People CHURCH Serv. 7:30 p.m. Jack Jones, Pastor Rev. S. F. Cousen, pastor Worst m Service 9:45 am. Wed. Prayer meeting M 1. Ronertson, pastor First Friday & .7:00 p.m. Holy Days a p.m Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday School 10:(0 M. Y. F. 6:30 pm. Eivening worship Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. SERVICES 7:30 p.m. I New Hope Methodist Church Morning Worship 11:00 am. Morning service 11:0( Training Union 6:30 College Church of Christ Marvin W Jones, pastor Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Et_ John's Eptscopat 108 Spring Ciesk Missionary Baptist Evening Worship 7:30 N. 15th Street Worship Sundays Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 p.m. w, First Methodist West Mein Street Paul Hal Shipley — Pastot Prayer Meeting Sat. Night .... 7:00 Hodges, Minister 4th Sunday 11 a.m. gone Oak Primitive Church of the Living God Maple & 5th Streets Communion 1st Sun) Holy ( & 3rd (Located 3 miles North of Penny) Bible Classes 930 a.m. 1st Sunday 7:30 p.m. Baptist Church Rev. C. B. Bramley, pastor Subtlay School 9:45 a.m. or Morning Prayer .... W15 am. Worship Services Every Sunday Seventh-day Adventist 10:30 am. MYF 6:3() p.m. Arlie Larinaer — Pastor Sunday School 10:00 Morning Worship ... 10:50 sin Evening Service WSCS Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Sycamore and S. 15th Streets 7:00 p.m. Locust Grove (Located on Route 6) Morning service 11:00 Evening Worship 720 p.m. 7:00 p.m. MONDAY: Mon. after 3rd Sun. .. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. William E. King, pastor Church of the Nazarene First Sunday ...... _ 2:00 p.m. Evening service 7:00 College Devotional 12:30 p.m. Official Board Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Sabbath School ..._... 1:00 p.m. Sat. 1 mile north of Kirksey Third Sunday . 10:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Wed. and Fri Flint Baptist Church Mon. after 1st Stitt' .... 7:00 pin Bible Classes 7:00 p.m. Worship 2:00 p.m. Sat. WEDNESDAY: Robert Broyles, Pastor Bible Class 7:0(1 p.m Alruo Heights nights at 7:00 p.m. Sunday School . 10 ain't. College Presbyterian Robert S. Herring, Pastor Memorial Baptist Preaching Service ...... 11 a.m. 1801 W. Math Second Street Church of Christ Sunda y School 10:00 Locust Grove Baptist Church Young People's Sunday School Bro. John Parker, Minister w, West Main Street North Pleasant Grove Scott's Grove Baptist Church Service .... 7 p.m...... 9:43 am. Wors.p Service Harold Lassiter, Pastor Bible Classes 9i45 A. M Sunday School 9:40 sm. Cumberitind Presbyterian Church Bully Turner, Pastor Preaching Service ...... 7:30 p.m. Morning Wonhip 11:00 am Training Union 6:30 Sunday School ... ,..10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 10:a0 am. Rev. IV, Ed Glover Pa.stor Sunday School 10:00 am. Prayer Service Wed...... 7:30 p.m.. College Fellowship 7:30 p.m Evening Worship 730 Morning Worship ....11:00 am Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10:00 a. m Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Training Union 8:00 p.m Training Union p.m. Seventh and Poplar Martins Chapel Methodist Church 6:00 Tempi* Hill Methodist Church Training Union 6:45 p.m. Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m Evening Church of Christ Hazel Methodist Church Sunday School 10.00 gm. Worship 7:00 p.m. Rev. Joseph A. Walker, Pastor Evening Worehip 745 pin. SUNDAY: Sunday Bible Class 9:45 a.m. Pastor Rev. Dennis Knott Preaching Services Every Sunday First Baptist Mid-Week Prayer Service 7:30 p.m Sunday School Morning Worship 10:40 am. Lst and 3rd Sundays lit and 3rd Sundays .. 11:00 S.M. Cole's Camp Ground 10:00 a.m. South Fourth Street Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Worshiii Service 10:00 a.m. 2nd and 4 h Sundays .. 7:00 pm. Methodist Church Worship Services Sunday School .. 9:30 am Wednesday Bible Class 7:30 pin. Sunday School ...... 1100 a.m. 'Moir Practice (Wed.) 7:00 pm. Rev. Johnson Easley, Pastor 1st & 3rd Sundays 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Chestnut Street Tabernacle Evening Service 7:30 p.m. 10:45 Methodist Men Charlie Lassiter, 2nd & 4th Sundays .... 9:30 a.m. Training Union 6:30 p.m. Chestnut at Cherry St. Mon. after 3rd Sun. .. 7:00 p.m. Sunday School Supt Thursday Eve. STYE .... 7:30 p.m. First Christian Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Rev. S. D. Vaughn, Pasaor Sunday School 10:00 North 5th Street Wed. Prayer .. p.m. Buel Stalls, Sunday School Supt. Rev. J. Max Sykes - Pastor Meeting 7:30 Worship ible School 9:30 am. Ledtetter Church Services 2nd & 4th Sun. Sunday School ...... 10:00 a.m. Russell's First and Third Sundays Chapel Methodist Church Morning Worship 10:50 a.m. J. 0. Coltharp, Pastor 9:45 Morning Worship ..._... 11:00 a,m, Rev. Joseph A. Walker, Pastor , Goshen Cherry Corner Baptist M.Y.F.Wed. Chi Rho 5:00 p.m. Sunday Schoo. 10:00 am. Evening 7:00 Evangelistic Service .... 7:30 p.m. Services Every Sunday Sunday School 9:45 Sill. R. J. Burpoi, pastor Worship Service Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. I 11:00 am Mid-Week: Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 am. Sunday School 1090 pm. Christian Youth Fellowship 7:00p.m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. St. Len's Catholic Church Wed. Bible Study ..._... 7:30 p.m. Worship Services Lynn Grove Morning worship .... 11:00 am Prayer Meeting Wed 7:00 p.m. North 12th Street Thurs. P.L.A. Service.. 7:30 p.m. 1st & 3rd Sundays .... 9:30 arm 2nd & 4th Sundays 1100 a.m. Colored Church Prayer Meeting & MYF Calendar Tuesday Eve. 7:00 p.m. St. John Baptist Church Lynn Grove and Goshen Rev. C. E. Ward, Pastor Methodist churches Sunday School 9:30 Second and Fourth Sundays Morning service 11:00 ‘)pfing Goshen Evening service 7:15 The/ Sunday School 11:00 a.m. :ach Monday Night Worship Service 9:45 am unior Chorus Practice 7:00 BAKE STAKE—Bettljean Jes- M Y. F. 6:30 am. usher meeting Tuesday night 7:15 ka, 17, Swanton, 0., shows Fruit-Like Vegetable Lynn Grove Prayer meeting Wed. 7:00 her peanut streusel pie which Has Many Friendship Church of Christ Sr. Chorus practice Wed. . 8:00 won her the top Junior Cook Delicious Uses Don W. Oelze, Minister Moir p-aeice. Ilaurs s:30 title in the Kroger-Westing- Bible Study 10:00 a.m. house Cook Off in Cincinnati. ly JOAN O'SULUVAN Preaching 11:00 a.m. Mt. Horeb Free Will Baptist 0. A minute later, she burst k.M.E A favorite season? of double boiler. Gradually Rev W 0 Osier, pastor Into tears of happiness. Betti- • N Our quick-as-a-bunny an- stir in cooksd rhubarb. Green Plain Church of Christ Sundey School 9:45 jean gets $5,000 cash and a Europe mother. swer is Spring! It brings Cook over rapidly boiling Bill Phillips, Minister Morning Service 11:00 trip to with — bright day., fine weather, high water until very thick, 15 Sunday Bible Ch„ss 10:00 sm. Evening service 7:30 spirits and any number of min., stirring frequently. Cov- Morning Worship 1045 a.m Second and Fourth Sun. Nigtit good things, not the least of er and cook 20 min, more, Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. 7:30 AO, which is rhubarb, the tart stirring occasionally. Wednesday Bible Class 7:30 p.m. Choir Practice Friday Night 7.30 You are always welcome treat that's something of a Evening Worship . 7:30 p.m. Add a little of the hot mix- at an what-is-it mystery. ture to ,3 egg yolks, beaten, Wayman Chapel A.M.E. Church Vegetable Or Fruit? said then stir into the remain- North Side BaPtitt Chureli Rev. P. H. Jones ilro. T G Shelton, pastor Sunday School 9:30 Botanically speaking, Thu- ing hot rhubarb. Sunday Bible School .. 10.00 • barb i st, vegetable of the Add 2 tbsp. butter or mar- Morning service 11:00 EPISCOPAL Preaching 11-00 a.m. buckwheat family. But we garine. Cook 2 min., stirring Choir practice each Saturday af- Evening service 6-30 pin. think of it. and we use it, as constantly. Remove from heat ternoon at 5:0(1 pin.. Midweek prayer meeting a fruit, for it stars as the ar.d cooL 7-00 pm. Worship ...... 1100A Ni CHURCH Worship Service Wednesday: dessert course, making heaven- Blend in 1 asp. grated or- 11 00 a in Evening Service M.:1-Week ly shortcakes, pies, shrbets, ange rind and 1t tsp. grated 7:00 p. m Bible Study 7:00 P Ii for punches and sauces. It's also lemon rind. Turn into 9-in. -- Poplar Bprlag Pleaaaat HW Worship or Consultation a wonderful ingredient for baked pie shell. Baptist Church Free Baptist Church Church Aim., Kentucky jams and marmalades, pud- Beat 3 egg :whites until they dings and cakes. stand in soft peaks. Gradually If you haven't given rhu- beat in 1/3 c. sugar. Spread -sork, barb a chance to prove its over top of cooled rhubarb in O perfection. now's just the right pie shell. time of year to add it to the Bake in preheated oven. menu. 325' F. for 15 min., or until I lightly browned. THE rk how To Select IN You'll find it lending its Rhubarb Trifle: Beat I egg bright beauty to fruit stand white until foamy. Add 2 tbsp. displays. Look for stalks that sugar and continue beating are fresh, firm, crisp, fairly with egg beater until me- TY: thick and either pink or red. ringue stands in soft peaks. Good color is a sign of good Set aside. flavor. Mix 1 egg yolk, 2 c. milk. ou for thlit • Rhubarb is perishable, so 3 tbsp. quick-cooking tapioca. 5, have given plan to cook it soon after you Up. salt and 3 tbsp. sugar TL from his happy expression that dessert is a real treat! It's a light In saucepan. rhubarb. e for me to buy it. fruit pie made with oranges and that specialty of spring, tart If you're wondering how to Cook and stir over medium ark's office serve it, you won't go wrong heat until mixture comes to rhubarb. Fresh Rhubarb Punch: Corn-. Add 1 e. fresh lime or fresh ,1 my time. if you try one of the recipes full boil (5 to 8 min.). Split 8 to 12 ladyfingers. bine 2 (its. (3 lbs.) diced fresh orange juice and 5 c. cold his my ap- which follow. Gradually, pour a Mall Arrange in glass serving bowl. rhubarb, 1/4 Up. salt and 1 qt. water. Rhubarb-Orange Meringue amount of hot mixture into Sprinkle with rhubarb juice. Water. Pour into a punch bowl over Pie: Cook 4 e. diced fresh rhu- meringue, blending well. if desired. Cover and cook slowly 15 Ice. ' rendering barb until tender, without Quickly stir in remaining tap- Spoon taploCa cream into min, or until rhubarb is sauce Float over the top 1,4 C. water, in covered saucepan ioca mixture. Let stand 13 to bowl. Top with whipped cream consistency. fresh pineapple wedges, 1 C. over low heat (about 15 min.). 20 min.; stir. Chill. and garnish with 1 c. cooked Strain and, while hot, stir sliced fresh strawberries and • Combine 1 c. sugar. 1/3 c. Before serving, fold in Pi sweetened fresh rhubarb, if in c. sugar and 1 c. fresh a few fresh mint leaves. ated in his tornstarch, 4 up. salt in top C. pocked sweetened fresh desired. Serves 6 to 8. lemon juice. Cool. Makes approx. 1 gaL 1 be kept

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A.„. T H C CHURCH 1.0IR ALL . ALL FOR T1-.Z CHURCH V 'The What is the story behind this "For Churrh $s the greatest lac toe eus • Sale" sign? ea,th for the bsultitug of character •••1 Is it just a house that's for food based sole- sale, or is this a tale tutensh.p ii is a storehouse ef of happiness or sp.rou•I saLres Without race is no sorrow—of success or defeat? • stomp C is•rch. eurother democrat, y Wt. ge. Let's hope this els Altai.** c•u story has a happy ending! But pow,. There are four sound rea•oes this isn't a vAy every perrsora IA world of make-believe we live in. G,,d- should attend Of r•,,f1 regularly and stay port 'Ierk, 1 made us human beings, the C hutch. 1 hey will not puppets. He has given •re us minds (iiFor Ism or. sai• (.2) For 1$$$, erk's office and bodies, nerves and muscles--aud weakness onenunity in unequal- as well as strength. and uhos. (4) F. the mist or she Church itself, which seeds his Maybe the mord arid • story behind this house is a hnppy roe ierla! support. Pl•ra to ric;, one. Maybe it's a sad ,,,urcS regularly sad read your BA:, iity of hav- one. Regardli,-s, the people who lived here, sk for your like all of us, will be able to accept Ixsth good nay Cook stir antl—tn- fortune and bad if there is yct Verses another house in Sundae their lives. 1.4ke It 15-24 NII,e,41, I ,tie IS 1,0 31.40 The House of the Lord, lo:aV !Atoll 17 1-3 the Church, has been %1.-Itett./Et s 43 eta built to It ttr0d53 I. ste endure through the F ti.ta$ r 1-11 wrnment, eges. Here we will Veitl.co 724411 always have ttat,tedzy htes 3 a home—during our 1its on carth 8.43 as well as ihroughout eternity. • • Coin eirld 11Ie 1. 16h err)Ire. Rtes./mop. $ General Foods LADY FINGERS edge a bowl of Rhubarb Trifle. The tempting dessert, made with quick- FRUIT JUICES—lemon with lime or orange—combine with tapioca, is garnished with cooked rhubarb in beds of iluffy whipped cream. rhubarb,fresh pineapple wedges and strawberries for punch. cookillg . - -

•i , iff LEDGER NJ TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — MAY 20, 1961 ;711'cc .eah Pell Hopkins Becomes Bride Of Arra Dunn Circle welcomed the guests and presided Members of the circle who wde: I' . old Glen Weeres In Chapel over the business session. is and unable to attend were re. Ceremony Meets Wednesday membered in prayer by the group. The wedding of Miss Leah Dell Vovi•ak and AIC Clair Brendle "To Give With Joy" was the E. The meeting was closed with Hopkins, A2C United States Air were the ushers. At Anderson theme of the program presented Home prayer by Mrs. Taylor. Force, Andrews Air Force Base, For her daughter's The Arra Dunn Circle of the by Mrs. Robert Taylor. An in- wedding Mrs. During the social hour the hos- Washington, D.C., and A1C Harold Hopkins ehooe a pink linen dress Woman's Society of Christian teresting article from "The Me- tess served a dessert plate to the Glen Weeres. also of Andrews, was with white accessories and wore Service of the Hazel Methodist thodist Woman" by Mrs. Earl Rabb was also given by Mrs. Tay- thirteen members present. solemnized on Saturday morning, • corsage of white glamelias. Mrs. Church met Wednesday at two • • • • • April 8, at ten o'clock in the Main Weeres was attired in a blue lace p.m. in the home of Mrs. Claude lor. Chapel at Andrews. The chaplain, dress with matching accessories. 101,31464' Anderson. Mrs. John McCullough, spiritual lather Ward Bowler, performed Her corsage was also of white Mrs. Anderson, circle chairman, life chairman, gave the devotion. Outland Home Scene the double ring ceremony before glamelias. Of Regular Aleeting.. an altar decorated with white Fallowing the ceremony a re- gladioli. seption was held at the Skyline Christian Women's Of The Ruth Class The bride is the daughter ot Restaurant. The bride's table was Social Calendar Fellowship Holds The Ruth Sunday School Class Mr. and Mrs. Fonso L. Hopkins of ortertattrIall11- a %011ie- enibriiider- of the First Baptist Church met Murray and the groom General Meeting Tuesday, May 16, at the home of is the son ed cloth. The four tiered wedding Saturday, May 20th importent business meeting. of Mrs. The Christian Women's Fellow- Mrs. Brent Outland. The co- Alice M. Weeres of Malta, cake, topped with .a miniature Temple Hill Chapter No. 511 • • • • • Montana. ship of the First Christian Church hostesses were Mrs. Dewey Lamp- bride and groom statuette, center- OES will have a barbecue supper Tuesday, May 23rd A program of held its general meeting et the kins, Jr., and Mrs. C. W. Faughn, nuptial music was ed the table. Refreshments were at the Lodge Hall beginning at The Women's Auxiliary of St. presented by church parlor on Tuesday morn- members of Group III. Mrs. Sarah Carraher. served by Mrs. Francis Deakins. 600 p.m. The public is invited and John's Episcopal Church will meet Given ing at 9:30. Mrs. Charles Mason Baker was in marriage by her father, The couple left for a wedding tickets may be purchased at the at the church at 10 a.m. Mrs. Gene Landolt was the the guest speaker and gave a most the bride wore a waltz length trip to Williamsburg, Virginia. Whiteway Service Station on West • • • • • gown of leader for informative program on inspirational devotion. Chantilly lace and or- For traveling the bride wore a Main Street or from any member Murray Star chapter No. 433 ganza over the theme, "The Decade of De- ,The class president, Mrs. Pur- satin. The long sleeves light green dress of Cupioni with of the chapter. Order of the Eastern Star will cision." She was assisted by Mrs. (tom Outland, presided at the came to points at the wrists and a waist length jacket and three- hold its regular meeting at the Bailey Gore, Mrs. Bill Marvin, meeting. A short business session the scalloped neckline was em- quarter length sleeves. Her ac- The Alpha Department of the Masonic Hall at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Don Shelton, and Mrs. 0. B. was held followed by a broidered with iridescent sequins. cessones were white and she wore Murray Woman's Club will have • • • • • social hour Boone, Jr. during which the group The beuffant skirt was fashioned a corsage of white glamelias. its luncheon meeting at the club enjoyed a The June McNeely Circle of the The devotion on the program game. with tiers of organza nad lace. A house at 12 noon. Hostesses will WMS of the Metnorial Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Weeres are resid- theme was given by Mrs. Jerry Delightful refreshments were small bandeau held the brides be Mrs. V. E. Windsor, Miss Re- Church will meet at the home of ing at Wayson's Trailer Court in Scates who was assisted at the served from the attractive tea veil and she carried a bouquet of zina Senter, Miss Marie Skinner, Mrs. Clyde Colson at 9:30 a.m. Lothian, Maryland. piano by Mrs. R. L. Wade. table by the hostesses to Mrs. white gladtoli. Her jewelry was a I and Mrs. C. V. Farmer. • • • • • e • • • • Thomas Hogancamp, teache r; small - pearl necklace and pearl • • • • • Mrs. Maurice Crass, Jr., presi- Tuesday, May 30th Mesdames James Lamb, T. S-7. earrings. WORTH Monday. May 22nd The Calloway County Country dent, presided and opened the SOMETHING Collie, James Ward, James Shit/. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Weekly The executive board of t he Club will have a catered picnic meeting with the Fellowship pray- ton, Purdom Outland, Allen Rose, of Washington was the matron of Murray Woman's Club -will meet supper at 6 p.m. Reservations er. Two superior reading certifi- and Murray Turner; Misses Rob- honor. Her dress was ballerina at noon in the club house for an must be made by noon on cates were presented to Mrs. NEW YORK XIV — Sprawling Monday. bie and Hazel Fennell; and two length of pink chiffon over taf- May 22, by signing the bulletin Rupert Parks and Mrs. Davy Hop- American Telephone & Telegraph guests, Mrs. Baker and Master feta featuring a bustle effect. She board at the club. kins. wore a pink pearl crown with a Co., is priced on the stock market codicil s ding Timmy Shelton. billion — short veil and carried a bouquet at roughly $25 aboutDon't equal to the toal value of all the Answer to Yesterday's PU7211 of apple blossom gladioli. CROSSWORD PUZZLE - A averti.erue.ti stocks on the American Stock Ex- child Durillo. AK' James Weekly served the , change, ace •rding to the Wiesen- ACROSS S-Take • lilegaity 0E0 W0000 WOO gr as bestman. A2C Daniel J. berger Insestment Report. I-Moccasin C I- Hurries Min HE A N IS 4-Fren411 10-Land 0=13 0110 priest mmmum 7IROMONO WWW4T By DR. E. H. OAKLEY, D.C.. B-Prefense 11-Aruiy naiad SORM 003M 12-Hard-wood 17-Left agro•ind 0303 Grief Period tree on the heli;lit mowameno 13-Shore bird - of the spring M1B00 11030 OS - VOTE FOR — 14-In cricket, • tide 030 MMUS ORM Yorker' 19-Ite defeated MOD MOOR0 SCHULLER 35-Confederate 21-Band worn By JOYCE general around w.i,st OISMMOM4 03ON United Press International If-Guides 32-Preposition 014OM MOMS NON-DIPLOMATIC EXCURSION—U.S. Secretary of State Dean leading 13-Jargon 24-Equality 400= MOSMOOM Rusk takes time off from the Laos wrangle to take in some CHICAGO LIE — • A 20-A11eviates 00W WONd0 0W0 British psychiatrist cautioned to- 21-District in 36-Christlan ishopping opportunities in downtown Geneva. (Radiophoto) Charles E. Hale festival C103 00M0 ORM London day against coddling a child griev- 23-Part of 2$-Recollections '9 flower ing for a dead parent. 19-Native metal r-Nearer 44-Sta:k Dr. John Bowlby, director of 25-Aromatle (pl.) 39-ilrametone 46-Doctri—es herb 40-Chemical ELECT 27-Knock 30-The caama 40-Dutch tow i the Tavistock Child Development ,0711POUnd 60-King TAX COMMISSIONER 24-Extinct bird 32-A month 42-Clue Research Lad in London, said it 31-Brook Arthur's 34-Conflagra. 43-tia of lance au better to let the child cry. 33-Alludes thin 35 Celebes 61 Man's name also be con- -Garden tool Douglas Shoemaker Step-parents must 31-Algonquian tent to be second best for a Indian 1 2 3 '''' +4 3 0 7 .7 .'s 9 10 11 34-Coins .:‘,...' VOTE FOR A FULL TIME TAX COMMISSIONER! ehile, Bowlby told a convention 39-Fashion of the American Psaghiatric As- 41-Flower 12 1, 42-Hurry _ CALLOWAY COUNTY socaition. 41-Willow 15 io 'lI He sa4 cutting childh000d 47-Concerns * ENDS TONITE * 49-Man's name 10 -:•1 2o mourning short could lead to là- 52-Chrisunas V. COURT CLERK Alan Ladd cr delinquency or psy- carol 53-Think 2i 22 '-•-•/23 24 in "MAN IN NET" shopatInc behavior. 64-Dawn ,:•:•:, Democratic...Primary May 23, 1961 important to let a child's giddess 25 2o '•-•-• 2'7 tir.c., 29 . "JOURNEY TO THE "It's 55-Dom...Grate ;rief run its full course," Bowlby 56-la mistaken LOST CITY" ,.. ,33 ..54 WITH A SOLEMN PROMISE TO BE conference where 67-NahoiT 31 32 THE KIND OF Dr. Oakley said at a news sheep (..• '•‘,. , :le explained his on "Child- 35 (:36 37 ,...„ 33 EMPLOYEE YOU, THE TAXPAYERS, WAY TO A CHILDS HEART IS DOWN DESERVE lood Mourning IllaSr its Implica- THROUGH PROPER DOSES OF .ions for Psychiatry." 1-Crony (...'.. DISCIPLINE Make Child Cry 'collect) 2-Peer Gynt's 42 43 44 r::•:'45 46 -Make the child cry, if neces- mother 1'...,•:/, "Mommy, you spank me because suggested sO- 51 you love me don't you? That re- -ary... he advised. lie Eiteland ,•,...., remarks as, 1 expect you 4. Region TO THE PEOPLE OF freshing bit of philosophy was 52 to miss your mother, don't you?" 6-5 nnouncew '.'.'. recently volunteered by our five ment of 57 The sobs likely to be touched marriage year old daughter. ff by such a remark are neces- 6-Larger In teaching children the differ. ,ary to the normal emotional de- 7-Man's name Instr. by United Feature Syndicate, inc. gri ence between right and wrong, an •elopment of the child, Bowlby overdose of corporal punishment said. CALLOWAY COUNTY: is no better prescription than an lie described the three normal overdose of castor oil. However. phases of childhood grief as pro- Ten Years Ago Today most modern-day child psycholog- detachment. ists and juvenile test, despair and File authorities refute 'The protest stage, lasting sev- Ledger & Times the theory, popularized in the eral days, :s generally character- 1930's, that a few sharp whacks ised by tears and anger, Bowl- B. Starks of Murray route four was painfully injured First, let me thank you for the kind reception you on the legs would scar the little by said. "This is the stage where Monday when he fell from the tractor he was driving have given me during this campaign. For the manner in sinner with indelible "frustrations" the child wants his parent back.' and was run over by a trailer being pulled behind the which you have welcomed me in your homes, for the from which he'd never recover. Once the child's hopes fade fur tractor. He received several cuts and bruises and a Verta- hospitality you have giveh my family and friends, I shall It is suggested that today's chil- the return of the parent, "the brae in the back was broken. always be grateful. dren and adolescents with all their despair stage sets in," Bowiby Buist Scott, manager of the Scott Drug Company, to- I am making this race free from all factions or freedoms, large allowances, driv- said. "Sooner or later; this stage day announced that a Walgreen Agency franchise had groups and will never be obligated to any politician, pro- ing and television privileges, etc.. should gise way to detachment, formal all of the could use some good old-fashioned when the child seems to forget been granted to the store. The store will hold a fession or any clique. I will only be obligated to homespun preconditioning in the his loss." opening at a later date. people of Calloway County. "frustration" department. Other- Bowlby said coddling or dis- Joe Pat James was named secretary-treasurer and All of us are taxpayers and entitled to a fair and wise, how are they going to cope tracting a sobbing child might Dan Shipley representative to the Student Organization, just road program. I promise to use every ounce of my with the blows they're bound to bring on the detached stage too at an election of officers of the Murray State College energy to bring to Calloway a road building second to suffer when they get out on their soon, leading to grave personality Agriculture Club. The election was held ,at the club's none in the State of Kentucky. own—when they ultimately be- disturbances in later life. annual picnic Thursday at Kentucky Lake State Park. I will be a strong supporter of education. Our come parents themselves? Cites mental Patients The problem of improved lighting around the square public schools must be supported with sufficient revenue Many mothers and fathers don't indicating that 111.11111111111111111•11111W1111111.11111=11F lie cited a survey and one block off the square was taken under considera- to keep pa c e with our neighboring states. It will be my recognize the difference between the percentage of patients in ment- legislation for kindness and parental delinquen- who had lost their tion by the city council at its regular meeting in the City duty as your Representative to support al hospitals Hall last night. cy. Failure to. punish the unruly mother or father in early child- the mentally retarded. youngster, indulging h i s every hood was high. I favor returning the Primary Election to the First whim, is one of the surest ways to T explain further the relation' Saturday in Aufkust. The Farmera_are at the _husi..t-sea- iWiiiff respect. Our Thank strip between- son oT the year in May. I will always have the Farmers daughter has already learned that You and hood tears for a dead parent ars-Ago- This at heart and I promise to never vote for legislation that lesson—one countless millions will a depressed personality in later Ledger & Times File will be hurtful to them. never assimilate. It is with sincerity that we say -Thank years, Bowlby discussed the caae I appreciate the manner in which my opponent If you haw a child w o re- You- for the encouragement you have of a 30-year-old man unable to Six persons, including J. B. Bisbee, owner of the road has made his campaign. I have attempted to wage a fair sponds to neither reas or dis•,- given love or make friends. lihow, were seriously injured in cipline, your Duct of ropract- Analysis indicated that the man "Bisbee's Comedians", and impartial campaign and I expect to do so until the an autotnobile accident at the intersection of Highways polls close. ic advises a complete physical ex- our father, N. Euphrey Cohocin, in his cam- failed to cry or grieve overtly frequently, cron- i;s and 98 at Hardin. I hope to have your sumort next amination. Quite paign for Magistrate of the Murray Magis- when his mother died shortly Tuesday. ic misbehavior is due to a spine after his fifth birthday. Bowlby Mayor George Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Bun Crawford Respectfully, injury or a postural defect which terial District. said. "Yet, the man's fantasies are leaving today to be at the bedside of their brother, influences t h e juveniles entire revealed his hidden longing for Mayor Mason Hart, of l'auls Valley', Oklahoma. He suf- Charlie Lassiter nervous system. his lost mother. fered a paralytic stroke Wednesday. CALL PL 3-1905 Knowing. him to be the gentleman he It was the yearning and anger Chiet W. B.,Parker of tke local police force plans to locked inside this man that shut attend a police conference at Paducah Thursday. The is, we know you will be rewarded with four him off from the world," the conference is being conducted by the Federal Bureau of psychiatrist conended. years of devoted service if you elect him Investi;lation. Prentice Lassiter For Council your Magistrate. RE-ELECT First I would like to thank you for the nice vote you gave me two years ago. I have served you as a member of thircity Please vote for our father, N. Euph- council approximately one and one-nalf years. During this brief rey Coon,4h candidate for Randall B. Patterson period much progress has been made. I would greatly appreciate Magistrate, Mur- an opportunity to serve and help continue the progress of our ray Magisterial District. city. COUNTY COURT CLERK Since I have lived in Murray a number of years. I believe the majority of the people know me. But to those of you Joe Nelson Cohoon who do not, I live at 602 Olive Street. Murray. I am Director of There Is No Substitute For Pupil Personnel for the City Schools of Murray. I am a mervfber Faithful Loyal and Efficient Service of the First Baptist Church where I serve as Superintendent of Otis Dale Cohoon the Intermediate Department of Sunday School. •' ,FL A B SE ROASTED' — Mrs. I am also a member of the Rotary Club, American 'Sevier Giddings Cur- Thelma dames Louise QUALIFIED BY EXPERIENCE Legion, Masons and Woodmen of the World. rey, 58, mother of six chit- I earnestly solicit your vote and influence in the primary drezi, says she's "feeling Sue Lovett Elect A Man Who has and Is Now election May 23. • slightly flabbergasted" at be- ing chosen "American Moth+ Running For Public Office Very truly, Jane Stokes er of 196L* She's from Lookout Mountain, Tenn., and ON IHS MERITS PRENTICE L. LASSITER te_is Mama In Neer York. es

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• SATURDAY — MAY 20, 1961 )6 1 LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE who wee,: I were re- the group. YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY I want every voter in Calloway iosed with County to listen to my talk on Radio Station WNBS at 8:00 p.m. ir the hiss- Monday, May 22, 1961! late to the nt. BUSINESS • DOUGLAS SHOEMAKER Scene 000, full price. Roberts Realty, L. W. Patterson Candidate For eeting. r FOR SALE I phone PL 3-1651. m23c NOTICE Harry PatterSon DIRECTORY m20c Class 1949 FORD TRACTOR AND plow. EARLY AMERICAN BRICK home MONUMENTS-M U RRAY :hool Class See Lampkins Motor Sales, 2nd *tear ble THE WEST SIDE BEAUTY SHOP GOUNTY COURT CLERK 300 South Thirteenth. Two fire- and Granite Works, 'hurch met and Main or phone PL 3-4913. builders of will be closed Monday, May 22 to places, living room, den, 10'x20' fine memorials for over half ie home of m22c cen- attend a Style Show in Nashville. screened porch, le baths. Concrete tury. Porter White, Manager. The co- ADDING MACHINES Dial m20c OFFICE SUPPLIES drive and walks. Carport and stor- PL 3-2512. junel5c wey Lamp- AND TYPEWRITERS age. Storm windows and screens. Ledger & Times .... PL 3-1916 HELP WAN1 ED LOST & Faughn, Sales & Service backyard completely fenced. I NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF FOUND I the Brinkley District. On I m20c May Ledger & LOST: BLUE AND WHITE model HEAR ROBERT YOUNG Baker was Times PL 3-1916 OIL DISTRIBUTORS HELP WANTED APPLY Boone 23rd support and elect Edward :aye a most Laundry & Cleaners. m22c Crick plane. Name is Band Aid. $10 re- FIVE ROOM HOUSE AND 14 for Magistrate. One who will ward if found. Phone PL 3-3882. to• Ky. Lake Oil Co. .... PL 3-1323 acres of land at Coldwater. Hot represent and fight for better CANDIDATE FOR Mrs. Pur- DRUG STORES road maintenance in our m22p Jobbers Shell Oil Product* water in house. See Erect Wilker- MANAGEMENT CAREER district. ee at the m2Op Scott Drugs PL 3-2547 son, Radio Cab. m20c Applicants now being inter- Less session viewed for training program FOR KENT I social hour PAINT STORES TRY DAIRY QUEEN ON straw- 1958 RENAULT DOLFHINE. Sun leading to management posi- TAX COMMISSIONER • enjoyed berry shortcake. Its delicious! At a Tidwell roof. Priced $750. Will consider GROCERY STORES Paint Store PL 3-3080 tions in progreseive consumer your Dairy Queen on West Main. 4 ROOM FURNISHED APART- trade-in. Si. John Peterson or ment with electric stove and re- ents were credit company. Earn an at- m27c Owens Food Market PL 3-48e2 phone PL. 3-11,42. m22p frigerator. One 4 room apartment :active tea tractive salary while learning. On WNBS Free Delivery PRINTING VOTE FOR AND SUPPORT unfurnished. One 2 room furnish- a to Mrs. Service PIANO, DESK TYPEWRITER; en- Outstanding employee benefits, Kelly B. McCuiston, candidate ed apartment complete with stove teacher; Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 clyclopedia up to date; clictaptione, plus rapid promotion, and a for re- Monday Night at 8:30 o'clock election as Magistrate of and refrigerator. All will be avail- nb, T. Se. transcriber, and shaver; electric secure future await you. If you Murray District. tines She/. yARDWARE STORES range; and other items. Call PLaza are between 21 and 30, have m23p able June 1. Ronald W. Churchill, RESTAURANTS two years of college, and are phone PL 3-2411 or PL 3-2736. FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS ellen Rose, 3-1315, see at 1503 W. Mam Street. TO THE PEOPLE OF CallMey Douglass Hdw., cor. 4th & Main m25c willing to work hard to build m23c Iisses Rob- ioutheide Reetaurant PL 3-4892 County please accept our sincere CALL PLaza 3-3482 a career with a leading com- e and two thanks for me encouragement and CHEST TYPE FRIGIDAIRE Free- pany, come in and talk to Mr. nd Master support you have given our father, Starks Hdw. PL 3-1227 zer. Phone PLaza 3-5283. m22c Sammons, or write to Friendly Randall B. Patterson for re-elec- SERVICE STATIONS Finance, Inc., 204 So. 4th St., ONE ROW TOBACCO SETTER. tion to the office of county court Murray. m23c INSURANCE WaLston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 Used very little, in excellent con- clerk. We shall ever be grateful. dition. Phone PL 3-5111, Glindel frazee, Melugin & Holton Randy Patterson Reeves. m2.2c ESTABLISHED WATKINS Route NTS Gen. Insurance TYPEWRITER RENTAL available. For full details contact; JAMES (JIMMIE) MANNING PL 3-3415 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. LIVING EY, D.C.. Eulice .bluubray Mgr. 208 Su. 16th AND SERVICE room, kitchen and bath, full size St., Murray, Ky. m26c r7.7-11 TIME TOT Candidate For oaerenent with attic, built in cab- JEWELRY Ledger & limes PL 2-1916 luees, electric heat, on large lot e YOUNG MAN INTERESTED IN SEE A furches Jewelry. PL 3-2835 wee of city limits. Nice place to budget managing and sale position. TV SALES & SERVICE live. Priced $5500. W. H. Brown This is in a iucaf) concern with SHOWj MAGISTRATE LADIES READY TO WEAR neal Estate, pnune PL 3-3432 (of- national affiliation. Write, giving PL 3-5151 Ikli s 'r V & Ref. See . lice) or FL 4-1311 ehome). m22c qualifications and sales experience VARSITY: "Jour*To The Lost Little PL 3-4623 to Box 32-L, Murray, Kentucky. City," feat. 95 mins., starts at 1:00, Murray Magisterial District a BEDROOM BRICK VENEER, HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS m23c 4:25 and 7:53. -Man In The Net", large riving room, dining room, MENS CLOTHING feat. 96 mins., starts ateetee....e' 41;iiis is my. Watkins Quality PL 3-1291 xlicnen ana bath. Built in cabin- STRAWBERRY PICKERS, MAY and 9:28. final appeal for your vote and in- Graham-Jackson Moubray, Mgr harOW 00d floors and built in place just PL 3-3234 Eulice 22 at Connie Burton's CAPITOL: "Ben-Hur," teat. 212 fluence. I have enjoyed talking with each of you. I gaiage. Welklucated on hard surf- Highway, east of off Coldwater mins., start at 1:30 and 7:30. ace street. cep De ouugnt at once infor- Stella. Call PL 3-1437 for MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "The Spid- would appreciate your listening to me over WNBS tor $1i,ti0u. W. H. brown Real m22c mation. er", 72 mins., starts at 7:15 and estate, phone PL 3-3432 (office) twice daily at 6:35 a.m. and at 12:15 p.m. LIMY PURR OR SHERIFF 11:15. -Hell To Eternity", 132 mm. or 1-'1, 3-1311 (hume). m22c AGAIN-Eddle Sachs starts at 8:47. 'POLE' WILL BE A FRIEND TO ALL WANTE) of Center Valley, Pa., looks If anyone needs transportation to the polls call - Sunday - "Young Enough To DO The Job and Old A BEAU i 1FUL NEW MODERN real pleased after winning Enough To Know How" eve room Uric* house, has Dam, the pole position for the sec- , YOUR VOTE FOR ME FOR Mag- MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "From The PLaza 3-2947. iiity room and carport, size lot year running at the 500- Searray District. Bran- Terrace", 144 mins., starts at 8:00 ond lov oy 300 feet, insulated through- istrate oh Indianapolis, maync and 11:00. mile race in out, lies electric heat, only $11,000. don Dill. first driver to Thank You I VARSITY: -Hoodlum Priest," feat. Ind. He's the ucker Realty, 402 Maple, PL 3- that since Rex Mays In THE VOTERS OF THE Wades- J9 thins., starts at 1:14, 3:10, 5:06, -- do 4342. 1 tc the Middle 1930's, TUNE IN W NBS ' boro District to elect me to repre- 7:02 and 8:58. Court of A REAL NICE FOUR ROOM cot- sent them in the Fiscal Taylor ..ge, has a lull bath, an acre lot, Calloway County. Cecil It• ie.' HEART IS 4 m20p NtAY5E FRIEDA WILL CET A HA! Xi-IY VS' TO FOOL , iocated about one-hall way be- MAVJE !AA KITTEN...AFTER )0SES OF 6:45 Mon. - Weds. - Fri. GETTING ALL CUTE LITTLE hvISELF? IT i.00N'T tween Murray and Mayfield, only AU. KITTENS AREA LOT OF FUN.. 54,000. Tucker Realty, 502 Maple, SALE WORKED VP A KITTEN... A me because - For eL 3-4342. 1 tc AUG1 ION OVER MYNAS.. ? That re- `;13LAEr iophy was A BEAUTIFUL MODERN SIX PUBLIC AUCTION, SATURDAY, y our five rem house, full bath, located 4 1:00 p.m., Union Grove Church of si cxr! "Abundant Living" ,.gliway 041, nes three quarter Christ. 4 gas space heaters, 4 elec- the differb e Lot, insulatecetnroughout, has tric space heaters. 2 gas floor fur- wrong, an ..•etfic heat, seam doors a n d naces, 4 window fans, baptistery ?unishment erm winuows for $7,500. Tucker drapery, 9x12 carpet, window in than an ealty, 502 Maple, PL 3-4342. ltc screens. m20c However, %. REAL MODERN THREE BED- NANCY %IV Erne* aushinilltiv psycholog- hume well insulated, erorm flies refute iris, storm windows, electric lei in the at, central air conditioning, size IT A rp whacks 100 by 220 feet, only $12,000. r the little WHAT ARE you PLAY eis lovely home can be purchas- WITH A •ust rations" GO WITH THE CROWD! , for only $e00 down, remainder WATCHING., recover. (1 :IA terms. Tucker Realty, 502 NANCY? MES rday's chil- oapie, PL 3-4342. 1 tc ith all their Starting Tomorrow Nite . . nces, driv- IRAWBERRIES, 250 A QUART. ileges, etc., ,u pick 15e a quart using your 1-fashioned A n container. Call PL 3-5500. ing in the m23c nt.. Other- mg to cope - XTRA NICE 3 BEDROOM Brick bound to eouse on Meadow Lane. Forced ,ut on their air gas heat, nice kitchen and nately be- dining area, large living room, et? . utility room, car port. Owner is ithers don't CIProito..4.15c-COMIF CO(OPI s.,,oe LUXE leaving town. between 6 ROOM HOUSE at Kirksey on delinquen- large lot, excellent f u r retired the unruly couple. $4500 full price. by Al Oapp his every 4 BEDROOM BRICK house on LIE' AIRIER est ways to large lot 1103 Main Street, $12,- SHECKS,NO!! 440RSE THAN" WAL,HERES Nili\H LAST :sped. Our - -1 THIS ONE OUGH TA GODFREY'S Ali WERE THET? TELL Statement-of Appreciation GIT 'YORE HANKIES earned that - START TH'TEARS!! ONE!! THINKIN'O' US?! mEbeF_ sillions will .CAUSE THIS:LL Fl 0'41ULIUS -TM' CHICAGO OUT — SUMPTH IT'LL GIT US MELT A HEART asiONE!! teetv re. FIREti LA ROSA!I- WORSE!! IN TN'MOOD !! — ENDS TONITE! — 11NY! or dise vo- CR- Adults $1.25 - Children 50 opract- THET HIT YO'? dot Last Showing at 7:30 DID ihysical- ex- ently, cum- to a spine Please accept our sincere thanks ellII551 Mlles efect which you have given illes entire for the encouragement to our father, H. M. Workman, during )05 this campaign. Your continued support and influ- ence upon the behalf of our father will be greatly appreciated. WANTED— VOTES 1 Po .3./ --•• rote you Please vote for H. M. Workman, -41•••• by Raeburn Van Duran thee city Because of serious illness in ABBIE AN' SLATS Mag- e r his brief candidate for Magistrate, Murray my home I have been unable to 1 I PIGIJPE THAT 0VI4Et At TER ALL, WHEN A rtilve; -HE (AGIT TO BE NOW VER._ ipreciate contact you personally. isterial District. • .41?"...; •'1".t.l. A" RROPMEC TC:‘ LArT IN LOVE, HE OUGHTN'T TO SAYING CRAZY, rOOKIN; JOSH s of our AL-- - TI-CNG I am a firm believer In better AM)SOW 7AL ABOUT CAOUGH--- NONSENSICAL OL' BODOV! ABOUT OUR POOLING OUR MONE1, For transportation to the polls, roads and schools and will do THINGS LIKE PEOPLE years. I Mt/1;T HAVE THOUGHT all within my power to YOU IN LOVE ALWAYS 3-1662. promote THAT I WAS C of you phone PL each of these. A REAL -1 SAY! rector of ODDBALL --- menCher As to my honesty and ability oirmer4,.-4, ndent of Lloyd Workman I refer you to either of our local banks. ,merican Workman Fred If you want a man who will ...... :•---' not show favortinm and give all primary L. D. Workman a square deal, give me your -C2eWeefe- ret---;-___ ...____- _t- ,..1 ,- vote May 23 for Magistrate of Elmo Workman Murray Magisterial District. -rf'..' - :.'.-.- -

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• Over The County Agent's Desk HOLLAND DRUG General Purpose Spray For Fruit If you just have a few fruit tr,es and want some good fruit you'll find the general purpose Will Be Open This Sunday FARM sprays do a good job. Some call PAGE them "one-package fruit spray," for your Drug, Prescription and Sundry Needs OUR SOIL * OUR STRENGTH _ -all-purpose spray" or "home fruit N6 spray." They were developed By Robert E. Brown tittle or would like to set some to WE WILL BE CLOSED from simplify the spraying of back yard trees. 1100 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for Church Hour 30 Soil Conservationist fruit trees. They are a little too Years Ago This Week FARM BUREAU] Wade Roberts, Calloway County The Callovcay County High expensive for the commercial or- Ledger & Times File Forest Ranger, reports that this School FFA Chapter finished se- chardist but they are very satis- county has had only 10 fires this cond in the recent district soil factory for the home fruit grower spring and they were not bad judging contest. Fifteen schools who has only a few trees of sev- Judge J. A. Edwards fires. The increased eral kinds of fruit died suddenly at his home Tues- /14 emphasis on from the Purchase District parti- and who wants day morning. He was a former Sheriff. Police Judge. and fire control is encouraging to far- cipated in the contest. David Lamb to use the same mixture on all his Master Commissioner of this county. An active Woodman. mers who have areas in young of Callow-ay County made the trees. Now here's another he was elected Head Consul of Kentucky at the last state highest individual score among all idea. This [ one-package spray or meeting. tucky. It also has been presented participants. Carman Parks, agri- any other fruit tree spray must kadvoky to the board of directors of the culture teacher, trained the team. be put on several times Several thousand persons drove down to Eggner's American Farm Bureau. All groups to be properly ef- BRIGHAM Everyone knows What an astro- fective. Let's not Ferry Sunday to witness construction of the bridge by the A large metropolitan daily last agree that some legislation is need- get the idea that naut is. but did you ever hear of it should be applied just once. To Union Bridge Company of Kansas City. Missouri. The week jumped to the conclusion ed to offset some of the ill ef- a "hydro-rraut"? Okla. Senator be effective it must Bridge is expected to be Completed that the American Farm Bureau fects of the minimum allotments." be sprayed on by 1932. Robert Kerr is credited with coin- several times. Federation opposes the burley to- It seems likely that legislative ing this new work in discussing Follow Mrs. Cleo Gillis Hester. registrar of Murray State bacco program. By quoting a frag- proposals may take the line that very carefully the direc- the problems and technical tions College. was recently elected third ment of testimony to the if cuts in tobacco know on the container. For the vice-president of the House allotments ever how needed by American Association A2riculture Committee become necessary technicians work- I timing of the sprays you may go of College Registrars. by Charles growers with ing with Shuman. minimum water management. He by the directions on the package FUTRELL E. E. Smith of Harris Grove has brought pre_sident of the Amen- acre allotments can be in a flint said, "I predict these 'hydro- or better still come by our lock musket believed an Famn Bureau, the paper tried cut no lower than their 1960 allot- Exten- to be mere than 150 years old. The nauts' will be as important to the sion Office gun, •o build its case. ments. In other words, they can- and we'll tell you the owned by Mrs. Stephen Edwards, is of the style development of out nations not be below the amount of bur- future best time to use the spray in our and type weapon of the pre-revolutionary era. Actually, Shuman had told the as the astronauts". ley they grew bef ,re the increase part of the state. committee. "Farm Bureau has sop- We was put Into effect this year. Your bring you another reminder EXPANSION norte./ and continues to support writer attended a meeting ESTIMATE ugh 1960. Arner.c...in Iron & Steel Members of the Senate and about black rot in grapes. The the tobacco program." He pointed of school administrators, college Institute sa.d House from the tobacco produc- first spray should be put on when expenditures in the rat that Farm Bureau regards officials and conservationists re- ing areas. with the exceation of the new growth is an inch long. A NEW YORK 171 — The, steel record year of 1957 were S1.722,- "this program as a special case cently to discuss the teaching of a senator and a representative second spray when the first industry spent S13 8 billion on 894. The testimate for 1961 is rather than model conservation in our schools. Mur- a or other from Tennessee, blooms open. A third spray when expansion in the period thro- 51.2 billion. have indicated ray College has been a leader 1946 comm in blooming is finished. A fourth that they favor this protection for offering conservation education -Compromise legislation was en- minimum acre allotments. spray two weeks later or when courses to present and future meted for tobacco last year and we the grapes are the size of garden teachers. Other tchools through- VOTE FOR know of no urgent need - for fur- peas and a fifth spray two weeks out the state have followed ther changes in this proeram at Mur- later. If you didn't get that ray in this work. first this time." Shuman said. spray on it will still pay to put on "The producer's market is dom- -Farm Facts▪ Beavers have become a problem the later ones. Probably the best inated by large domestic compan- in some sections of Calloway spray to use is Captan. wettable ies and foreign monopolies," he County according to reports com- powder, 2 tablespoon to each gal- said. "The market is small, so the ing into this office. Farmers on lon of water. Charles diverted OPPOIMNITY Another thing that E. acres nroblem has not UNLIMITED. .fmathen Creek and will help the Hale Mud River been serious Also up to now. A few days ago I looked over report that beavers in building yield ,and do the plant a lot of For there is no acceotable substitute" some plastic greenhouses in East- their dams often cause clogging good is a little fertilizer put on Shuman told Congress that the ern Kentucky was impressed with of the streams and flooding of now. Dig in a little well rotted power to es'ablish minimum allot- the opportunities there for ex- adjacent bottom land. manure or place a handful of a ments is the power to level pro- panding that business. The pro- good tobacco fertilizer chopped in ducers downward toward :he mini- duction of,vegetables and orna- Watershed directors on East a two - foot circle around each Fork Tax Commissioner mum. mentals in plastic greenhouses is Watershed have secured vine. An excellent substitute for -In 1944. Congress established 3 not new in this state. The idea survey permits on floodwater re- the manure would be a gallon of minimum allotment of one acre orginated at the University of tarding structures nos. 10 and 11. poultry droppings. of burley tobacco. In that year. Kentucky some fifteen years ago. West Fork directors have obtained Tilsoy do a good job but re- anpraximatelv 41"- of all burley These are now scattered all over survey permits on structure no. member they are dangerous and allotments were one acre or less. Kentucky as well as in most other fl. These permits will enable Soil mtw be troated with the greatest BY 1957—the latest year for which states and many foreign countries. Conservation Service engineers to ricspect Another very important we have figures-74', of all bur- There are commercial concentra- survey the area to determine thing is to clean out all the Caked ley allotments were one acre or tions in Fayette. Lincoln and Cald- where the dam will be located and grass from under the housing im- less." well and a few other Kentucky the areas covered by water. Sur- mediately after each use. If this Burl S St. Chir, Kentucky Farm counties. vey work on these dams will be caked grass is not cleaned out it Bureau president. said. "This ques-, done some time this summer. may rot and smell to high heaven. lion of a minimum tobacco allot- Although there are good op- i ment has been discussed with all portunities for making money with of the tobacco groups in Ken- hothouse crops in all parts of the FOR r state the project seems especially well adapted to Eastern Kentucky. There, the two principal cost items, fuel and labor, are abundant and cheap. Many farmers have gas or coal on their own farms, others can buy it cheanly. Labor, in most cases, consists mainly of family help The cost of local lumber for SHERIFF framing is also very cheap. Another reason why hothouse crops are so well adapted to East- Of Calloway County ern Kentucky is that there is a decided lack of level land and it should be utilized as efficiently as This is my final appeal to the peeple of Murray and Calloway County possible A standar./ plastic green- for your vote in my race for the office of house- requires only 2.000 square Sheriff of Calloway County. feet. This unit, when efficiently handled, will return as much net • Throughout my campaign I have made pr.)fits as an average acre of it a point to .ndicate to you what my qualifications tobacco. Eight units or more can are and I have not in any way cast reflections be placed on an acre. on my two worthy opponents. There is tremendous demand for I merely believe t• hat with my superior police training, Mouse crops and the day of liven toemt by qualified instructors of the ••erproduction, if ever reached, Federal Bureau of Investigation and the State Police eems many years off. The present Department, I can do a better job for you, the need is for 3 volume of production people of Murray and Calloway County. large enough to justify commer cal Fhipments. Don. Murray, who also produced the film, stars in -The Hoodlum Already there is talk of a con- Priest,' which is based on the actual Please consider the following points when you make work centrated effort to expand the pro- done by Rev. Charles Dismas Clark with ex- ‘-our decision to cast your vote for sheriff. duction of hothouse vegetables convicts in St. Louis. Murray plays the part of Father Voters of Calloway County: and flowers in the upper reaches Clark in the United Artists release 1.1 have which will open a total of twelve yeers of actual experience in _ ' of the new Eastern Kentucky turn- Sunday at the Varsity Theatre., pike and its feeder highway?"-it she This is probably my last Repeal to you for yn is proposed that the first trucks vote and influence to be your next Tax Commissioner. using the toll road, after the rib- This has been bon is cut, should be loaded 2. Although I have made my first experience to seek public PRINCESS ON JOB—Princess with hundreds of arrests in line of 411 . mountain duty. office as many of you know. My qualifications and my Anne walks forward carry- grown products going to I have never been forced to mishandle or man- I outside sine( rity for service make me a competent and capable ing a cup at Windsor, Eng- markets It's a worthy PCA LOANS handle a single person, white or colored. goal, especially when one con- ( undulate for this office. It is my sincere desire to serve land, to present it to the win- siders that 95 percent of the fresh- viiii n this position. I am fully aware of the rempensi- ning pair in the children" patrolled the county roads vegetables sold in Kentucky re- behind school buses for i.deies .this ()Mee demands and I will pony class at the Royal four years as your sheriff perform and as- . tail stores are, grown in othor and during that four years aume..alhese 'responsibilities Windsor Horse Show, notietoingle to the best of my. abilities. • 'Sites One to Five PCA Loans school child lost his life. I am glad that I had a small part in making this record 100 per cent. I will serve this office full time. I will not have other eutede interest, to cause me to neglect the duties Year (-Pckee 4. When you call the that you wili have given me. sheriff's office, you will want action . "loom' and that THE RECORD ," • liati \ is what I have always given, day or night. tp I. feith-rmere. would like to reaffirm- my position SPEAKS! that I am against increaae the assessment LOANS 5.1 pledge in value of your to continue to give the service I have been property. . • ',lip II, noted . e Your County Real Estate rate REDUCED for, and further pledge to continue my practice To Help You With dr, 7jr" of following the school buses to protect the lives I have run a clean and straightforward race that of you from 70e to 50e. A SAVING your children. can respect. I have not misled you in any way: I have IN TAXES of Your Crop — for Expenses rut made any lir( rnises;• I have not attempted to ..dis- 28.5f,-c, during my My campaien is almost at a close rce.pect my opponent: and I have not had outside term of office! * Money fa available when you and I am taking this help OAS & OIL means of thanking you people and strength to fun my campaign for me. need it in the amount you need for the warm hospitality for operating expenses. Repay- you have shown * FERTILIZER me as I came into your homes during my I want to thank you for the kindnesses ment is made when you have campaign for sheriff. extended income livestock me :.nd VOTE FOR * SEEDS from or crops. the encouragement given me during this cam- And, when you deal with us, paign and the way that you received you become • part-owner of It has truly me in your homes. * REPAIR BILLS the been heart warming to once again meet you Association So corms in end face to face and friend to I ask thoee friend. You people of Murray of you that I may have failed to see *elk over • planned credit and orogram TODAY. Calloway County are just one large family to me, to- accept this as my plea to you to give me your support all, ROBERT working together helping each other to and influence YOUNG — AND make Murray and for the next Commissioner OTHER Tax of cefloway CAPITAL INVESTMENTS Calloway County County. a better place in which to live. Such as Bulk Tanks and Farm Machinery GALLOWAY COUNTY I love you people of Murray and Thank TAX COMMISSIONER Calloway County and you.. JACKSON I want to PURCHASE serve you as your next sheriff, if the Lord Is willing and yeu people want me. For A Better Calloway County "KEEP A FRIEND WHERE HE CAN PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN. el Thank you HELP YOU!" CHARLES E. HALE KEYS KEEL BRIGHAM FUTRELL 307 N. 4th St. Murray, Ky. I will be on the radio Monday night at 7:30.

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