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The Ledger and Times, April 1, 1958 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 4-1-1958 The Ledger and Times, April 1, 1958 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, April 1, 1958" (1958). The Ledger & Times. 3283. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/3283 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .I -ie ea 7 fa ARCH 31, 1968 , Al! Round Kentucky Commufaty Newspaper if cats next to the Selected As A Best tale tiger may ms- Largest tan 10 feet from nese First... ,nd weigh as, much as Circulation In with The City Local News I' CHIPS Largest rE LUNCH and Circulation In ZZA Local Pictures The County 8 BEST AT T MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXX1X No. 78 jTHSIDE United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, April 1, 1958 RIVEIN Phone 1482 Methodists Will toad 'Eighty-Five Students To Appear Observe Communion Hoy Comentinen will be cele- Commission Now •In Musical Program At MTS brated in the chapel c t h e MAldiqkr F -at Melee:eat Chu re h .1e/tete:D5y n gat from 7:30 to Elehty-ave SI:uclertts are ap- Seusly nee takong part in :he 8:J0. lhe Maundy -"*Thaectsay ENDS _pear ng in a meet:seal preiram grcrn re: G tyle Anderan, Cernetsuni-en Servace seemmeme- Has Color Map TURIIDAY to be presented at tbe Murtay Le Ansa. Berg, Anita Br-iwn, reeve ate stopper of Jessus Train:1g ache:a teneght at 730. Betty Lou Cretcher, Judy Lee, hee tee:cep:2e on the nght thOni eixtr Make Room Cutieepper, Charlet- Don, diet le bus crew:1E3am in 'tie Betetay. The !hurray Ranaing and .he c ens be urged that the cf Murray Treeing Scheel. MT. Evans, Suiten EVTi Th3, Kay Eztil, _ aelh_Vi; Chieetend- m this Z. oing Ocminteseen met in reg.4•p ce.s muh eipal pakingr Kreatiarue.Criane, deader of the Be y Ferguaert, President Carlo Preinier Einar Prime Minister nil be remembered as Mettlesel Gabbs, ulzr saa..10.:n flee night at 7:00 arid the wet:eel:1g ef the court •Searatl Band, Ibanez Del Gerbardsen of ('. liana a begiearang of what the Murriy Triain:ng Fraddia, Herearn, A lice Fay :-.44 Pence Bertll pan, in the eftece ef Mayor :quare be "preceedea w as will preterit a French ham solo. Woke Larry • Campo of Celle.. Norway. of Denmark. a-se:eh new celeeraies in the 1.4 Releana, Danny Princess Astrid of Norway. of Sweden. Hoar:as &Es. '-'on as pees:bk. Meaning( Satwol Larcea Supper. 'the Murray lecntp, Ftereella leeng. Verne Kyle. Charlie Gregan No gettentereitring of the city Juner }Ugh Chorus wife be un- CcaCtl Boyd, Den "Irk" T Rev. Paul T. Lies, pastor, 1E MAWR Miatepin, say.e, and Atid-rey S.mm r,.t were ale- ft: buenees, esnanenclal ansmutin- de:eation of musec prae. T :a-es Afar the servece is epen der the MCC/0.421, Vanities ee eent Loan the meeting. derareal wal be dene at t e liATIYKArke who claeres to even- tice teachers. S u s an e MeKiirenea. Members have completed the eratearet ame, it was decided. 'These two Tnaireng Scheel relyn mene en th's Metiaelay Milue, Danny Neewen, had use map of the city of P7,WCV £ r, three . extE213:ene ef N PAM ergannations a r e also eiy, musteeal en. news sretay„,„Dtn Olear, Murray, and he var alas colurs he present.. eterenerceal zone eppeur in the scheduled to aleaseria Otelaa.d. Judy Oveiay, en the !nip indicate tc whet use wore recunmended. Muste Feeeval ai Mary P.egeersal .Mur- Bzeh Hobert-ea, Rearee lees ore now put It wee recterraencled that the Ccalege on Altana 4 ray State 13.•••gers. • . The c emneesien unanansaualy Parkee M tees lot at the west and 5. Latela „Sheet:ea, Juay &treat. Floyd Outland Pee- eta__ g. rearenenetertat Ion ant end '4 Map!ti etreet be zoned KISS Kenneth -S!!Yelaer, Sendea K a y eve city c 1 a re: pot the pares for be-:- ens 85 mere feet to the Smith. Anna St :re,. Judy Seieer, if the ,ureen ranawal pregmm West. as, a Wid:17, --.1acqueene We-:her, Dies Monday which the clty neals in order • The au now znede for busi- 'THEM McKinney Sue White, Linea Waile.ualtihy. PPM ier Veer° Pet iiilerllermenn C'hanceller British Prime President Shah Reza tRev. to cite -sin Federal slum clearance ness fix the distance of 150 feet Julius Raab elinister Harold Theodor HelifiX. Pahlevl Retey, Me:heel Alemeder. Sulisefainim Jona.son and hi aaang. wen et Stith Seventh. This ex- of Macmillan. West Germany. of Iran. Ernie Bcb B a I I e y, Greta of Finland. of Iceland. Austria. r' (,yd Outland, age 63, pissed Those prerequiltes inelude a tent:en of the busenen acne well FOR Brealts, Judy Grey Caark, Mary as ay last nigh: at 9:30• at his Speaker At WHITE HOUSE R.S.V.P.- This is part of the imposing array of VIPs on the White House April- tivelding cede, electric-al c d e, atiew Paiker Meters to con- Arn CrawLrzi, Wale. DarndiL hate on Murray Route five. Mey-June guest list. And. if Sir 'Winston Churchill's health permits. he and Lady Churchill will p"usrihrg eatte, fere prevention etract a dealing !anther beck Jr., III c'eath was a reel. cf com- Babbq Reed Felevell, Peggy ever in late April. The Norway. Denmark, Finland and Iceland prime ministers are slated cede eeei others. Th.: flea step fr m Ith2 street. ME' dtup piteafens *Hewing a fare--month - Series Tait•-rfe%e, Veisa a', Gana,. Saha for the same week in May. So who sits where at dinner! (International) :0 bee it. The busenees z ate was also Special illness. foe Peet•reea Gibbs, Deaght Hale. or heuser.g pr ejec t, extended from a lest on t h e Servhe re include his wife, Pezty J- yce Hall, T minty Her- Chairman 1-Iirman 'fucker said. eelley.•r.et. earner of Five Reints, 1)**414 eats. aTe'la Outianu, two •sisters, • The First*Chrietian Ceramh is er.ve, Margaret Minden. 15 to qcs.fy by hav:ing these where th Hea'aeck.s Hugh T. Carroll grz. alarkle ,coisen end Mrs. seaairy- 'their centennial week Ben Perry Herieriek, B . ! 1 T catiese in elect en the ety. The zone was eieendedGrocerybuened. wo Girls Held Gets Promotion 13 From MTS aa.lin Outland to, h of Murray ef ape an, Glen e a M.ie J see, . was also urged to (Continued on Back Page) and cne brother, F:ennoy Oueand The cetutiere Glenn The-tries 'Ji.Thai, Nsli.i.rt ,-, -••• 's -• i apprent a bulking inspector for Hugh of Hazel• _ Key. Artna :deal: em, Gerande the- 'City, afrelnee-exleeeng- etigeoYe Un ArrnvF'..3 i, was recently4'. "cr"'- prernitted 411, s-'0n All State etr. Ouaand was a member of B. Meg. w, Jane V. Meier, Jtrie Cold ees. As the city itirvws, it was present. iie Daptist Church Funeral serv- Mantgomery, Ramie Nneh, Be-- rank- SP-3 Car- .1:rented out, it m a y become Paul Matthews ices were held ;his earia Neant. Donald L. Overby. ma, assegned as Canpany Clark af.ernoon at 2:00 in the J H. Churchill neceeeary to hire an inspector, Canayn Ann Parker, Irving Check Ch .o th Hee equa reds & Head- rchestra Fi neral Ileme Chapel with Nor- especially her ttsat job. DAY Parker, Jesseph Phealps, P h quarters C rapany (92211, Camp man Culpepper and R. J. Burpoe The &mintieon ...adopted by- Minister Leray Jahrreon. New Orleans, New • .t Enfeard Heeler. Frarican Rog- law; as suggested by the De- Letelfea Twe teen-age girle, 13 and 1.3., recta\ ed hos en:motion or- in charge of the sere :ce. Burial ere, Jerry Wayne Salt, Aimee ri arra ne of Epp:comic Des. eilop- 14 years old, yes erday are at- eltrs frern his earrunandinqi off- Me-maces of the All-State was in the Hicks Ceme.ery. aef Den Seely, Wn.thy May S..ry, merit. • to have given three cold Mama, Jr. Active Pallbearers were; Odell Church e nd Faye icer, - Major Carl School Local Sykes. Jude Ann rh anus, 1.1°h °id Ala have; al-eel, Clyde, Aaron and W. The ertirtmesaan will -7 rijnari- NA reeef.e. checks a! businesses here in Sp-3 Carrell entered the been enneunced by Josiah Dar- C. yearyd Dale Todd. Jeeeph Aeaten Ccison. C. D. Vinson, Bill 1y meet on each first Mnaay at Murray. according to reports Army in July 1956, receiveng nal! a member r las Murray end Witaccrecin, Jahn C. Winter, Jr. Jack S ubblelield. Honorary Pall- 7:00 pen at the hall. Bro. Paul Matthews is 'he from the Sheriff's office. a; bask tra:eing et Fort Chef- Stole College music faculty and Jvhn Darnall, Sherrill Ranald Officials said today that the hearers were; Ben and Clifford Theceanotanon weed that new m -Leer a. .he Seventh tee. Ark Fr m here hie received chatainan of the Kentucky All- 1 Bellie J J e Rayburn, two girls. both natiaes of this Dedd, Blanco Ferguson, B o b end Petear S reel Church of IrelEMA-SCOPE reds te Ms present duty see- Sete Orehesra.
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