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For more information, please contact [email protected]. • • a a • r•-• • s. • • ••••*••••••••• t 71.1111111.111111.••••••..••••••ra••••••••.- / 10(1 • ant•y, Anita Chan., ••••• k:uiston, Patsy Carol, ulkerson, and Dwayne Selectee Aa A Best All lteund Kentucky Community Newspaper sang the song, "Jesus Little Children of the Fulkerson as ith Mrs. Largest solo, "Jesus Loves Me", The Newspaper Circulation In d by Kathy Crider. A 'rating the 75th birth- The City Sunbeams was held. With The .4 Largest. :ake was served.. • girls, Peggy Robertson., Circulation • Circulation In son, Rita Chaney, and The County Kerson, served' the re- bert Crider, president. I the business meeting. IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, August 23, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 198 members of the WMS United Press InAmatio mt. SALE TO i:00 p.M. CITY SCHOOLS GET LESS THIS YEAR Empire State Sold Witherspoon Family leS841)0 City School Registration In To Millionaire Back From Vacation Get $20000 Less In Spite Of ,T PARIS NEW YORK till) — The Em- Mr. and Mrs. James Witherspoon Today pire State s Area,Increased Census Is Outlined Building. Armed At Added 46chools Manhattan's 'Imo snd son Joe •Pat have, returned pride owned by a Chicago finan- from a weeks vacation in Miami cier, was sold Tuesday to a New Miami Murray Elementary Schools Avenue, then East on Story Aven- Beach. Florida. While in FRANKFORT. Ky. 11.1P1) — The isville allotments Kill be the lar- The York lawyer for $65 million — register on Friday. August ue to Sunnylane, then South to Beach they stayed at the Santa state Boar. of Education Tuesday ,gest_in the state. Jefferson County will the highest resale price ever paid -LOTS 25th, for all children who will Claska-River. Registration for this Anita Motel. announced that $101,500,135 has will receive $6,287,738, a gain of for a building. Battle enjoyed the vacation Sghool. Stations The family and will enter the first three grades. On group will be at Austin been allotted for public school 5.3 per cent; Louisville The world's tallest skycraper With- Monday, the 28th of'August. grades All children in grades one, two, trip as a prize won by Mrs. districts in Kentucky, or about receive $5,47$846, a gain of 4.8 was sold by the Empire State - FRONTAGE through six will ,register. three and five living East of the erspoon at the opening of Row $6,000,000 more than last year. per cent. • E four Building Corp., headed by Col. Registration will be in the fol- snore designated zone to and in- land's Refrigeration and Electric The money is being allotted Most school districts will re- Henry. Crown who left school at way: Friday and Monday ducting 11th Street to Vine, then Service during the ,week of the under the Minimum Foundation ceive more money than they were KY LAKE lowing 14 to work as a $t a week ship- begin East on Vine to. Ninth Street, On Berlin Calloway County Fair. as Mr. Row- allotted last year because of cer- names Line State 'hildren, whose last Program for Education, ping clerk. The buyer was [saw- ith A — E will register from then South on Vine to Clarks land introduced his new Norge Superintendent, of Public Instruc- tain guarantees written into the 3 SELLING rence A. Wien, head of an invest- 9:00 to 10:00; F — J' will reigster River will constitute the Carter By JOSEPH B. FLEMING 2nd battle group, personally led appliance line. • Minimum Foundation Program ment syndicate who apparently the Motel from 1000 to 11:00. K — 0 will School Zone. lalernallaaaa a patrol of 12 men along a stretch They were guests of Law. thinks tall. He once almost bought On egister from 11:00 to 12:00; P — Children East of the above (tie BERLIN itiel) American, Brit- of the border east of Frederick for the week free of charge. W. Z. Carter, Superintendent of One guarantee is th at each CO. the Chrysler building — second friends & TRUST will register from 1:00 to 2:00: will constitute the Austin School ish and French troops moved into Street. the return trip they visited City Schools, today reported that school district will get at least tallest skycraper in the world. — Z will register from 2:00 Zone. The children who were in positions along the 'tense East- He said helicopters were taking and relatives in Mobile. Alabama he was shocked by the figures $125 per child in average daily The contract signed in Newark, of interest. o 3:00. Austin School in the fourth grade West Berlin border today within part in the operation and that and visited other points released by the State Board of attendance, and hist ho district N. J.. is effective Dec. 27. cert- Parents who have two or more and fifth grade and were promot- hours of a Communist announce- tanks taking part had their ren- Mrs. Witherspoon said "we Education which reduces the Mur- will get Igss than it received last The Empire State Building soars this vacation trip hildten in school may ,register ed to the fifth grade and sixth ment of new travel restrictions. dezvous point in the Tempelhof ainly appreciate ray Graded School District income year under certain conditions. 1,250 feet and 102 stories high. thank Mr. Rowland hem on their first visit to the grade wIl continue to go to Austin An entire American battle'group area. --_ and wish to from the state. More than 22 million people have " live Brochure hoot Workbooks, lunch tickets School. and "some" tanks were deployed for this wonderful prize visited it The view from the top A U.S. Army spokesman. asked Carter said that approximately d school -insurance will be sold Children who were :n the Carter all along the U S. sector border if the men had orders to shoot if and extends 50 miles. une million dollars in increased the schools. School in the third grade shortly after OW three Western necessary. said "the troops are Gets property evaluation A'a5 added to-County division lines will fifth grade and were Tromoted to Allied commandants in Be r.1 in Like Named The following ready' for any contingency." Janet the Murray Grad& school Dis- M. Kurtz set for registration purposes: the fourth and sixth grade will heatedly denounced the new Com- U.S. jeeps mounted with 100mm As Award Alternate trict in the recent annexation to living on the following continue to go to Carter School. Join P-TA Is Call, munist East German moves as hildren recoilless rifles also patrolled the the district on the west side or $10,560 TVA TY COMPANY med streets. and West of these Children who have brothers and "illegal.brutal and callous." , As School Opens border. Winners of the Winn-Dixie Schol- the city. Also he said that a large reets, will constitute the new sisters in the fifth mad sixth , . A spokesman for the Western arship Award from among fifty- number of children were added to hool zone ( West Side Element- grades will be assigned to the ! commanders said they were tak- Backed By Tanks STUCKY - PHONE 3549 , You are needed in our P. T. A.! seven Kentucky stunts were Miss the city school system by this Lieu Of Taxes ary). The line will be 15th Street same school. ing the "necessary actions" to "in- At another point along the 16- Progress in a community is often Cozatto Tucker of Boyle County annexation. South to Sycamore, then East oh Tuition pupils will be assigned sure the security and integrity 61 sector border, a com- the work of many minds and mile U.S. and William Thomas Congleton The property annexed to the S .i more to Meadowlane, then to classes at the discretion of the the sector borders." iif soldiers backed by six -PORT- attowas sla- i hands Here in Murray High School pany of Fayette County. First and sec- cty"s.hiot -district is stturt- .----FRAN-K s on Mead, V, lane to Story nrnriial The armor-supported U.S. Army a canal. -- 510.560.65 .as in - the parents of our school chil• taatkaspittrolled ond alternate for the boys award livest of Sixteenth street. It was ty has received battle group of 1,500 men went The soldiers walked in pairs Of the Tennessee Valley 'dren, United with our teachers were Donald L. Estes, Palaski taken from the County School share into position immediately after- two city blocks from the payments in lieu Of the parent-teacher association. abou: County, and Lewis Barber, Bath Distrit-t. The city school distrie Authority's ShotDin British followed with wards. The border and tanks took up positions the fiscal year 1960-61 have .manyaiustprofogrressouivre County. respectively. First and has • under, construction at. t h.g.4 taxes _for a company of the' King's Royal the side streets. Armored per- Commissioner Wit. c:eii r eig se s ah en tdl Poe docuorm ef in second alternate for the girls present time a new elementary State Revenue Rifles, supported by armored ve- also were in the has reported.
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