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United Press YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Saturday Afternoon, Dec. 6, 1947 MURRAY POPULATION — 5187 Vol. XIX; No. 148 Missionary From India To 1School Officials HEAVY SNOWSTORM HITS CHICAGO Hear Proposed I,• 4.1 Local Stove Workers Union Oir!mldc Legislative Plans N" Sneak At Church Here Sun. -saa Nom The Western Kentucky Saool From Ballot For Decemb;;e'::voting Administrators Club held a dinner 1 Lynn Grove P.T.A. Meetine at Tilghman a High School, Paducah, last night avith 45 mem- To Celebrate bers from this district attending. Counter Proposal Oneonta Student No Code Number Those present from Calloway To Conduct Vespers 10th Anniversary County included Prentice Lassiter. May Halt Atomic Assigned Says supenintendent of county schools; Sunday Evening Zelna Carter, supt. of city 'schools. The Lynn Gaove P.T.A. will Energy Strike NERB Examiner Huron 'Jeffrey, principal of Lynn -The Principals celebrate its tenth of The Nativity" anniversary Grove High School; and' Scream. OAK RIDGE. Tenn., is the theme of Wesley Foundation The United Kentucky Lake Stove with a banquet on December 11th George Overbey as guest. Dec. 6 (UP) a Vespers to be conducted by Ann Workers Union will not appear on The main --Management and federal officials at 7:00 eaelock at the sehool audi- speaker of the evening, Crisp, Oneonta. Isteaes York. Murray the ballot for the election at the John Brooker, torium. who is public rela- banked on a company "counter State College freshman, on Sunday Murray Manufacturing Company, tions director for the Kentucky evening. Mrs. John Kirksy. district presi- proposal—its contents still secret December 7, at 6:30 p.m. December 10. according to Grant C. Educational Association, (unlined --today to head off in the First Methodist Church. Cannon, Field Examiner for the dent, will be the principle speaker a legislative a strike threat- program K.E.A. is The service of worship is com- National Labor Relations Board, of the evening. backing for the ened Tuesday at the point where coming assembly. posed of Christmas music and.' The ballot was to have the name Parts 13.'"' S. atomic energy Tickets are now on sale at the _of the 14-point program supplies are meditations. Emmett D. Burkeen, of the local union, the American which would effect local schools school, and proceeds will go for the born, the huge uranium separation purrpeaaryi ,n gowilln be lice Federation of Labor union,n and a include: appropriation of 54 mil- chair fund. plant of the Carbide and Carbon the- programz(ta.der. place for no Uflitill.. lion dollars for a two year period Ralph Oliver, six The reason given On the same evening the P.T.A. Chemicals Corporation nere. year old son of by Cannon for for the public school system, as Mr and spits. Everett the name of the local union is sponsoring entertainment for the There were faint indications the Oliver, May- beim!, against the current 20 mrthorn - to CHICAGO RESIDENTS sloshed to work ray, Win> will sing i„ alleff -Off The baTheit Rev. Kenneth L. Potee 4-H group. S. V. Foy. county agent, through four inches of snow and deadlock b0tween the company "Away is fliat the Na- strengthen the teacher retirement slush to get to work when the season's first heavy snowstorm hit 'Manger"; June Oliver, tional Labor Relations and Miss Rachel Rowland. home the and tate 2,800amembers of the Gas. Gleason, Board did system; increase the appropriation Windy City. This winter scene shows a Chicagoan about to clean off Tenn.; Wanda Farmer. not receive the cede a Sunday. December 7th. has been agent will conduct the games and Coke and Chemical Workers Union Murray; number as- for teachers colleges—Bronson the sidewalk in front of his house. (International Soundphoto) and CTaire Sander's, signed to the union by designated as Foreign Mission Sun- play. Hugh Frank Miller, scout Clot might be broken and a new Crossville. Ill. the Labor suggested the appropriation be All students are invited Department by December day in the First Cheistian Church leader of Lynn Grove. will aasist. labor contract signed to replace the to attend 1. based on per capita bads; a school this inspiring service A spokesman of Murray. The pastor, Rev. Robert Refreshments will be served by the one extilring Tuesday. Meanwhile, of worship. for the United term of nine months; improvement Kentucky Lake --a—K---Jairman. announced today that PTA. • Open officials of both sides prepared Stove Workers of the property assessment process House At Stove Plant Yesterday to the meet said that the union was formed by Rev. Kenneth L.' Potee. Miss- for 'school at mid-day to consider the tax. reduce the cost of Mrs. complying strictly with the reguia- . 'unary to India, will be the guest Attracts More Than "counter proposal" that the com- Jennings, 72,, - Former Resident Dies collecting taxes; rasing the com- 2000 Visitors • thins and observing carefully speaker for the Morning Worship pany was to put up against the the pulsory attendance law trona- 16 to rules set forth.- He said Service at 10:45. In Oran, Texas Union's 24-point program that in- Dies Friday In also that 17. . More than 2000 visitors saw how hundred units are the union was given ta believe PO loaded into each cluded a flat 25 cents an hour pay that The Rev. Kenneth L. Potee, who ltddsio encourages revision of the gas rangers are manufactured when there Weird box car, and two cars are going hike demand. Memphis was time for the code num- is spending this year iu the United was received this morning text Hospital book adoption system. At pre- the Warty Manufacturing Co. held Soot htu various countries ber to be assigned, therefore the States -on furlough, of the death of Willie Trevalhan of includ- In Washington there were unof- is secretary of sent one third of the text- books open house and family day yester- ing Argentina, date of the election F1C!" Oran. Texas, a former resident of Brazil and Vene- ficiid suggestions that the "general Mrs. Edna Kerby Jennings, was set as De- the biseiple of Christ Mission in used in public schools are changed day from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 wife ;ter p.m. ZUelii. welfare" of the. cember 10. Central Provinces, India. sup- Calloway County: He died Wed- clause of the Taft-Hartley late 0. J. Jennings, died tel oche!! as every five years. This makes a A guided tour of the factory, The election issue* now nesday after an illness of only a Officials of the company explain- Act 'might be invoked to slop any a heart ailment in Memphis'yester- is not ported through the United, Chris- complete change in 15, years. The while production was in full what swing ed that the currem walk out at day afternonta union to have but, whether tian Missionary Society with head- few daYs. new rate of produc- the vital plant and thus December 5, at the system would change one took about one hour. There vere the employees shall have the A.F.L. quarters in Indianapolis. Trevathan returned to his home tion the pay roll for the year will stop atomic energy production. The St. Thomas Hospital. She had been Indiana. third of the books every four years. 20 different statams or ciepartments union or no union at all. After going to India six weeks ago after a visit in this congressional atomic energy com- visiting her daughter. Mrs. C. B. in 1921. Mr. Last night was the second meet- ranging from burner mouldin and be $750.000. Production will con------county. mittee also called for a "complete Porter. arid was stricken Potee was enraged for several Mg of the club which was organ- casting to the assembly line where tinue to be increased as more steel at the years He is survived by one daughter. report" on the strike threat. home of her sister. Mrs. John MMI in educational work, as a ized in Mayfield last month. The the various units were assembled. becvmes available. Company Advance of- Union officials were reluctant in Memphis. Showing major responsibility, in Harda and Mrs. Clarice Baker, two sons. Jnyce organization meets regularly Carious points of interest to • the which ficiaLs are at present trying to close talk Pendra Road. He also and R. B. Trevatham of Oran; one as they prepared to enter the Mrs. Jennings, served for second Thursday of each month. the %Isnot.; observed included the a deal with a stove company near age 72 at the tin' Of New Hudson some time sister. Mrs. Kate Rose of Calloway meeting, compared to their state- of her death, as director of religious The January meeting will be held drilling department where a quar- Nashville to run raw parts through is believed to has. ,education fur county; two brothers. Eddie of May- ments of yesterday when they said been one of the Mission, and in Murray. ter of a million holes per day are the enamel department here. the oldest newspaper Creates Sensation chairman of the educational field. and Reese of Detroit. "Every possibility has been ex- women corn- At a joint business session it was drilled. Also been in operation was This is the first time that local in Kentucky. She was ac- • • Funeral services hausted in efforts to reach an mittee. That work required inspe.- were held at decided to invite high school prin- a giant hydraulic press with 400 residents have tively engaged in journalism dur- had an opportunity agreement. Managerntait Murray scooped the nation by . tion of all the mission's schools, Oran December 4. cipals to join the organization. tons pressure officiali ing a major portion of her life. Pre- and weighing 187 41.hiee the factory in full operation. also one day with the first with suggestions and had been silent publicly since She showing help for bet- viously membership was limited to tons. 265 employees remained is survived by one daughter. of the at plant manager Clark Center new Hudson Motor err% ter work. He made contact. tga gelid, educational, and rpedical school superintendents. While visitors were going through their jabs throughout Mrs C B. Porter. Memphis; four the day. brought ,up the possibility The national announcement and only With the members of the staff work. 10 stations the plant yesterday 110 apartment of the sons, Hal. Cincinnati: 0. J.. are maintained Students from most of the coon- 'counter Jr.. display of the raw automobile i5 when visiting a_ school, proposal" yesterday. ReclaBlaff,.Calif..; but also with 39 churches being rwitgarly model gas . rangea. utatia.-acinmelet.ed. -ty 41414 WI of Me-eity-aehools were Kerby, alturaaa# for -/areatetit. fiekiitilificifis had' licren , -Dee 7: but --Me:- tnent - with the students -through games organized and 8 of them having crated and loaded on the box cars taken through Charlie. Imperial. Calif.; one sister.' War-Time-Qualified the plant on special- under way since dealers, Dublin and Denton, re- 111•1111 and social times. Beeause of his ready for shipment. Tueaday. How- Mrs. John Miller. come to self-support. At 34 addi- Two models IN conducted tours. One class, with ever Memphis; five eeived permission to begin' showing mteresr in photography. Aviation the union's local, in authoriz- he" acquèr- tional points. services are conduc- Cadets of the gas 'range are beim; Made at their teacher, went through at half-briethers. Jim Kerby. West it today. a ing a strike by reportedly unani- slofflc. eggellent films from var- ted on a regular the factory at the present time. Plains. Mo.: John Clairmore. •••••-•••• schedule. The. May Be Reinstated time. mous vote Okla.: The new Hudson. which arrived ious countries Thursday night, said and covering many total church membership is approx- Visitors were interested to fired As the visitors left the plant George. St. Petersburg. Fla.; Louis at the formal negotiations for a new the local garage the fore part themes,, including, of course, some imately 3700. 17 out that the stoves they saw corn- labor arid lain Kerby. Pine Bluff. schools are con- Wartime-qualified Aviation Ca- ladies were given white carnations contract had Mo.: of the week, has already attracted of the life of Christ for use pleted been under way since nine grandchildren in the ducted. through high school, which dets whose hopes for pilot training yesterday were part of espied the children received balloons and two great- hundreds of curious schools. last May and informal negotiations . spectato ats enroll 1500 students. 3 'hospitals with the Air Force shipment to South America. Two I and rubber ball. grandchildren. said Denton Somehow were ended by since last February. The Union they ree- --Itring the last term of service. and 5 dispensaries give more Mrs. Jennings was a member t, than the curtailment of the. Aril-Mein sponsored a motorcade of cived word of it's arrival, he said. Mr. Place -was elected secretary to Washing- the First of 200.000 treatments per year. Cadet Program in 1944-45 may be Methodist Church and and even tried to shine spot lights I the mission tan recently to protest to the Fed- which required moving Mr. Peace comes to the Christian reinstated, National Safety Council Begins Nationwide has been itlife-lt Methodist through the T-Sgt. Raymond E. eral . Atomic Diet gy Commission show window at his residence to the city of Jubbul- Church highly recommended as an worker. Funeral services will night to Royce. Public Information NCO, Campaign to Check Christmas what it described as a be in act a glimpse of the pore. The administrative duties of informative Holiday Toll company re- the First and inspirational said today. fusal Methodist Church at, 2:30 new automobile. this peahen) to negotiate. The company are heavy but give speaker. The pastor and member- Sunday -afternoon, Dec. 7, under the Automobile dealers The United States Air Forces works under contract to the com- and maqu- opportunity for contact with every CHICAGO. Dec. 6—"Don.t Let Heavier ti V el auto the direction ship of this church cordially insaite estirnates that there are approxi- festive mission. of Rev. T. H. Mullins. Jr., factureri agree that this is • al? phase of mission activity_ In the the Death Take Your Holiday!" of the holiday season increase; Union City. public to worship with them mately 55.000 young men who had "Security Tenn.. former pastor, first time in the history of the India With that slogan as a key no". reasons" stymied 're- Mission are 48 missionaries and hear this christian man tiaam the normal winter hazards. suth and Rev. C. A. Riggs. Burial (auto industry qualified for Aviation Cadet pilot porters attempting to learn will that an independent with 237 national workers in evan- the National Safeta Council Ann- as bad weather, slippery roadva many be in the training during the war who were details of City Cemetery company has set the pace for. ounced. today a nationwide cam- and more the labor dispute and the either awaiting assignment hours of darkness. The body- arrived in Murray last I new style trends. The Hudson to or paign to check the expiring contracT, including present is huge annual More than 130 aatational organ- night and will be said to Predicted River Flows and Elevations actually undergoing flying in- wage sacles. The 24 at the home at be two years ahead of Christmas holiday toll. ization*, city a65 state officials, -point union KENTUCKY LAKE struction when the program was demands, 805 Poplar street until time for the any car nose' on the market. The Christmas Newyear holi- safety hawever. included -pre- curtailed councils and civic leaders funeral. Arrangements are being Features of the new Inflow Discharge in 1944 and 1945 because day mium pay for off-hour shifts automobila Elevation season is the, most hazardous have joined forces with the Coun- and completed includes of the successful progress of the improved holislay by the Max Churchill a height of five feet and December 4 ,nt 480 354 0 :angle period of the! year, accord- cil in the year end campaign. and overtime war, he said. T•i- provisions. Funeral Home. a width of 5 1-2 feet. A person December 6 ing to Council statistics. In trat: gether they seek to create 42 6 432 354 0 The acceleration of the Aviation in entering the car steps over the December tic accidents alone, three times as the public mind an awareneas 6 35 8 360 354.0 Cadet Pilot Training Program, to 'a .1 frame and down 5 1-2 inches ta many persons are killed during of the special holiday hazards, ium this Christmas. Happy Birthday total (if 3:000 Avihtion Cadets dur- the, floor board. Equipment in• Reported River Elevations and Rainfall: Christmas holiday period than ten and to enlist voluntary cooper- The council emphasized that the ing 1948 will make it possible for dudes a 16 inch arm rest in the Kentucky I.ake, December 4. the same days of he preceding alion on the part of every campaign is the final effort Joe H. Clark-88 years old f the Air Force to fulfill its obliga- indi- of the today. back seat, air foam upholsteay. two weeks vidual to hold accidents to - year to hold the 1947 Change 6 a.m. Rainfall tion tie many of those men who a mm traffic death toll below: Inflow Discharge Elevation 24 Ilrs. 24 Hrs. Mo. to Date volunteered during the 1946 total of the war. Men 33.760. VICTIMS OF HIT-RUN 48 000 .48 000 313 At the end tit the first CAR TRAGEDY 89 0 in this special catagetry, 3'-Sgt. nine months of this year,. Royce,. said. m3y be teinstated LATE there —.• BULLETINS was a small reduction in merely by passing the required Mafia" deaths - 4- per cent - from the physical examination, if they are GREEK PREMIER ABOARD DESTROYER Volunteers same period of 1946. But the fin- unmarried, between 20 and, 26'2 Are Plentiful al quarter of the year always is years old and have 11U two or ciwto. Dec. 6 IL:Pi-ALL:1m Paaha. secretary of the seven -nation the one with the More years most- traffic of satisfactory college! Arab League. said today that more, men alreadyakad enlisted for an Arab deaths. study. army "to liberate Palestine from the Zioniats" than will be needed. "Christmas is family time, she Formerly qualified cadets inter- "Our main problem is not volunteers, but funds. supplies and com- season- ab .r/n/1On. of joy in one's ested in resuming pilot training munications." he said. aWe could muster 200.000 men tomorrow. children of drawing even closer should write -direct to the Head- but eqiiippinra,hem is different." the most fundimential ties that quarters, United States Air Force, Assam bind us together - truly. a seas)') Attention: Aviation Cadet Section, said reports from London said thousands of Britons had vol- to be merry." said Ned H. Dear- Washington 25. DC for information unteered and cables from Khartoum indicated thousands of Sudanese had born, president of the council. and instruction. offered theiP services. Other volunteers. he said. included 5.000 Libyans "But it is a season to be way. Candidates' for Aviation Cadet The tragedy of an accident be- training must be between 20 and comes even-more pnigant during 261a years old, unmarried, and Britain Imperilled Says Churchill the yule season. It takes only a have at least one-half of' the credits MANCHESTER. England. Dec. 6-- UP—Winston Churchill predicted little forsthought, a little extra leading to a degree at an accredit- today that a fourth of Britain's 48.000,000 population would "disappear" care and, often, just a little' ed college (Cr university, (Cr be as a result of the countty's decline under the labor government. extra courtesy to make certain a able to pass an eXarnication mea- Britain is in peril almost as grave as that during Christmas celebration of joy and suring the equivalent, rind be of the war, Churchill told festivity unshadowed by accidents. excliterst-ettararter, sound 6,000 conservatives in King's Heft physique take your holiday:- and in good health. The "Our country, the heart of our empire with its Commonwealth approxi- and a"' mately 35,000 men who had qual- positions under every sky and climate, is imperilled to a degree which ified during the war avill not be re- have hardly ever known," he said. HEY!WAKE UP!CPARLIE! quired to take the USAF qualify- ing examination now given to all YOU'VE ONLY GOT prospective candidates for theade- Christmas Carols Permitted HOPPING DAYS termination of aptitude, 'T-Sitt. NEW YORK. lhaa 6 UPa-Superintendent of schools I LEFT UNTIL Rtityce said. William Jan- 5.# ;en said today it was all right to sing "Silent Night" and "Hark the Her- 0412ISTMAS! rld Angels Sing" at Christmas MARKETR AT A MANCE programs in 23 Brooklam schools if the principals approved. By United Press Hisoaaatement, in effect, rescinded an order by assistant superintrn- dent Isaac Bildersee banning Stocks irregular in quiet trad- carols containing references to the nativity ing. and forbidder-1g use of decorative religious symbols. Bonds irregular lower; U.S. Governments did not trade. S...a 12 0. Cat :.:1, I tienastocies Saphouiis. 35.us stiown an:lama Call Curb stocks irregular. ' To Arms CRYING • hands wah meantwis of the crew of the dastroyet Pindos HYSTERICALLY beside the crushed body of their father, Howard aft-t he lid Chicago stocks PARIS. rlei• -8 (UP) vanguard of 80, 0 Army. Navy ..tioardifi the ship Al Athens irregularly lower: and Air McDermott (lying on ground), daughters Madeline, tot e. trip to S31011.ra Pt', a, en Proiaau is Fore Reservists 21, and Los, 16, tans ma'aieg a Cotton futures irregular. began pou into camps all ov riot-torn France today are consoled by their grief-stricken tam of norihri 0 Gicece to in.p.:•1 flitc'f Arno WI!tt: mothee'The father was struck and Grains-In Chicago: Wheat, corn, 174 -Parliament armed the government killed by a hit-and-run ie.:hong_ in °pet atiotral cones aaainst• the gaei.illas (I:au/miaow./ ) with paw( ail saboteurs and driver While he warrehairing his auto along oats and barley futures lower. 'get:dors for as much as 10 years. 'the road, near Hempstead, Long Island, New York. 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TWO PACE THE LEDdli & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1947 SA - - C5•41i K la. The legend' says simply -Inspect- was down $1.50-SS.00. most grades; condition Principle. offerings Weis. THE LEDGER & TIMES .•It1 1.11 Ps / / I r Policy Maker ed and certified by the U. S. lair to heavy tine leaf, low' to !CRUSHED BV THE cALLowAy PUBLISHING COMPANY De: were being bid Ott ai advanc,, Crossword µAilment Puzzle ot thin teat nopde- Consolidation of The Murrey Ledger, The Callouey Times, and The Agriculture as a nor- good lugs. and aCKL1SS , l5 -Cussimatilat price as dealers and manufact- Times-Herald, October 20. 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January 17. 1942 mal maintenance dog food" but the Seerpt. 37 -I nald• •d.lce trees can smake purchases at these 1 I root... 69-Kind of rnotb queeteun of just what cum:Wok's Sales this year are schedulec1 W. PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER Seaweed 40-Greco. Leiter "normal maintenances fills many a levels this SC.ISkill. Demand was JAMES C. WILLIAMS. GENF.RAL MANAGER • - Wager 42 -Jackdaw t Russelville. Kentucky o n 2 Murdered fa- lamp of ropt book and technical paper Boiled strung enough on only a few 1:4111 , 46- filmgatis• down grades to result in averages above Munday 'end Thursday. Franklin. Published afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St. Murray. Ky. 4$- Lute-tile to simple' language the de- Kentucky on - Tuesday and Friday -- 4 Gal S111111.4 !astronauts partilleill requires that there be a the CoMmodity Credit Corporation 6 Entered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for Transmission Sterma SO -Fans btaidtbds loan rate. However, there were. aud Westmoreland. Tennessee on a 7 dust M-Ifireezona metal certain per cent meat or meat by- Second Class Matter Mayfield. Kentucky !I Carat profit 54-Past time products. a minimum of so much some baskets that were ineligible Wednesdays: Tea Mega SS -,Tpuard top to be put under the Association has -zio regular One Sucker sale SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week al: per . -Fabricators 57 •Rou bite butt cereal. calcium, fish oil. etc. All of -spores 04 e t* it -1.1i•gag bit loan. Deliveries to the . Associas schedule. hut. will hold sales month. 3c hi Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. 1.3 50. else- ase•s Which adds up to the fact that :re 63 -Carol whenever detivi..o.es warrant. May where $5O. •it Iteroae 64-141•4 of root wade they have determined that lion were reported to be running Ro Is -Shaw •nirnal M-Coser held first sale's on Friday. tlk, basic food must be meat to around 60 per cent of sale. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE. WALLACE WITMER CO. 903 Sterick -Panning 6.1--lho.ogics: factor e• C1 SIT& , I keep a dog in good The general quality of the offer- November 28, but was uaable to Ha Budding. Memptes Teun 250 Park Ave . New York: N Michigan health, there must ale° be added ing on the early sales was better clean flowers, so sold on Slit- Ave. Chasse-. SO 13,4151,:, St . Boston. ••••••••••••sonomar 3-41Ics certain tither Pa : 5 e a ingredients. than that of last , year. More urday. November 29. No marksts 4 -Brest • •heai'S•• was held sales on Thanksgiving. No-- 5-ProJect.n•i''- No. meat won't make your dug fair to choice leaf Rc 0110 Sucker *ales w:il NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ of butldina vicious. Neither will cereal, nor. cod marketed and less thin leaf. These ember 27 son .,/mmeo• •--1.eaue prop- not be held at Murray Kentucky SSOCIATION 1-Prtiost Sdal • liver oil, nor calcium. But he will was a slight increase in the was iir•- Wbtrl certainly get onion ••of nondescript but large this- year. The _iu-st bale at cmomis -1'41104 troll sick, and vicious. if Thum :o - he tries to decreases in Sinuiunt of tobacco May I Lehi will be on F' clay. Dee:- AUs•js exist on an.s, oss of Mt THE K1 Nit h1 PIO.ss ASSOCIATION :1 -Lakes ace tient in an unsound and unsafe ke'e'pin t mbcr 3. _ if -Poured and :a-Pigpen We reserve the right to reject ai. Advertis.ng. Letters to the Editor ': Tim In .sobt • serve of Public Vosceitems which tn our oparion are pot foe the bast interim* 1,0 • I Igilitart ert Ot our readers. _• -li•retn10011:s Tobacco -Compass loom Market Cite: 26-10o5 seat sons, Sit urday 1.Tilber 6, 1947 o0 -Light Report r• o3 -044 hp Thur It -Digit' Mrs. 144-111tri5e senor COMPLETE Community Issue Involved 411-1.1•Iff dogs Type COME IN AND LET US GIVE YOU A Out!: 41-Raid 35, One Sucker daug 43 -Teo:et:oat! •• DEMONSTRATION OF THE FAMOUS 1.4 ed - • ettliiIiit ..1. the Milt"- 45- Conjunctive Buch .:a 47-epos U.S. ray :;.1 Sat es) 46 • KIngly DEPARTMENT 01- AtiK. Mrs. Al.,111., .1.! el,•lerthine lis their iite • If se- Ancient god Tebaeco Branch. Production and and : V. het s • 11, • • V. ill 413111 A:.coca iv .11, 4. t Cu Marketing 2- Made tuluiSlo Administration A 5 -Muslin SI., • Robe SC Fold The Iii St I ull • 44 .5.4: o,1 one ! "•.`• o".! he Illitio I Illt• 1111•••plt.A., 111.1.' Feel suck- catoic _ er . !.• •:'it. at: 4111! it Ft:tit rill tobaccu for the 1947 crop was ' •• . - -.• id t'th 1..,\ 1,1.1115 of the highlighted by a heavy volume! Stit STA/MMHO under a huge vster of and higher average prices by lierself, Ana Pauker, .Roniania's grades when compared Clu r: • . • •,••..!;., • . ..11f:41-411.•y The with the Citizens FoNi Committee Soggiest: Communist Foreign Minister, out- fu;st three days of last year. Of • ' "•., .• factorIii lines the foreign policy of herSoun- According to the United Stat..% ,- •. : . . or!, rut lo:.! .1. ortio,-,•••11.00ll t,, Tile .AFI. try durine her installation slisech in Department of Agriculture: gross - stit itielt,a, o l, !ayt•it•y.,•nce tar a Bucharest. (international) stiles for the period November o'cloc will ive with your (lii.at ea 25 through December 2 amounted rou Hugh A "PEACE PLATE" FOR TODAY new range a long time to 2.686.222 pounds and averaged street pr.' •.' f!,.• 0, ,t •.• tt;.• workers will - so we suggest you S25.81 per hundred. The average , r-'••• '•• • , • - • ,..11 tie eeit t• their Saws Whoa/ Scum Amos! shop and compare. See The Moat! Sewstks DOG showed a gain of 12.63 'over that the Tappan! There's a the during the first three days last wealth of conveniences ration kitchen t - , ••• o \ ,1 tts of and better quality utferings were to make your COME IM- Mrs hours easier more enjoyable. Famous it tn.' • . ' ' eat .,1,1 .,it out & 111101111bl- SUNDAY PEACE PLATE responsible tot the merease in tle. MO OVLIOAmom Christ for its beauty, your new Tappan I ,o• ..‘•* '2 - general average. t,i dr` ittqlig It))) Two fa, .te foods spare the t OCONur CHEWS le,' will be the envy of your friends. -OF COMM group oven-preparauoc that builds a Sun- tiet't I • * • I e let16- sop butter or fondled margarine Heavy leaf led price gains cc':' Win V...4.1iit 144.11 day dinner of substance and sat- I-, cup brown sugar. Arm') packed increases if t5.00 to $900 Mrs. .1' • • • • o•••• i, -.I1.• isfactun for today's Peace Plate 1-, cup granulated -`, Ps, AIRLENE GAS COMPANY, Inc. I egg unbeaten hundred Thin leaf Tulle) I,, o from the Censwner Service Sec 4 aissm- picked ..p ' RP Iloh• t o'• * h. 1,, cup o hopped sat Bleats i---• tiers Citizens Food Committee l. Z.1 25 to $.550 and lugs from Se.• 105 sunsh t • - • t. * he Illo .I T cup skredded "Kuala a North Fourth Street Phone 1177 Pork chops, richly browned tiler. to 64.00 The greatest increases One. • ' • •••••-• .1 .111o/ 1.01 ti 1! i.t.0 0 l tot, 11 '...40- ,•• ' - mi slowly baked to delicleas tender- SCO. 7 1:5:17 Coorungitte r4.:4i dd sugar* grachlallY Were for fine and choice grades. HOWARD JONES, District Marutger Mrs. 1 ness in malls eyme to the table with and .cream together until tight and I ' • \I! .1 • .! I 1.• !•1.111,* The majority of the increases were The 'toot .41,41 I. .t their ...4.611 companion scalloped po- MX) Add egg and beat well. Add nut TALES \ • '' ti.st 1,1..41 .1.1,g di, tatoes. meats: coconut, and corn Illaices and irum 32.50.: tei $11.00 Nondescript which mix thorougbiy. Mtature wall be dry I the raena In'an • I tilt ill in Also on plan are but Shape Into rounds by pre•SinK 'nurture tered -Brussels sprouts or a green [HAT FALLACY AGAIN The o/ !• _ • 't o N11111.1\ fat by tablespoonful* against side of mix. • • leafy vegetable and spicy apple but- Drop carefully on Irgh114 held tr.••. •. • olt• ;MIA% (IRK- ter. For a light and easy-to-pre- ipeased balstrg sheet and bake In mod. Tie-re mew Int...rico about dog Ft pare deseerrs base chilled fresh crate even•eatarta 10 minutes, or until • . ER". \1 till \ it 111f. AF I I \ lilN 1%11.1, done Memos e at circa from baking 'tics so somptetely unaubetaiii- IISEA fruit cup or canned fruit of your sheet Makes about 3 dozen clums. Ditt1.1 II 1 ‘4 Al \' I 1111.- 1:1:.\\ s. i by tail a5 thi• old wives, tale • choice. With the frwt serve Coco- (-( , nut „Cheus-cnspy cookies made Feed Tips: Read the labels tare fully when buying any packaged * meat will cause d dug to be- i• •• ' • • .1...•, kl ht•io "!'',.• I tart' withost tea' I food, so that you may obtain the ss,• PORK I- ri., . 1 CHOP RAKED IN product that is best suited to your 4 'booklet 4.”4k cbups ut fallscy that liaa its ruts I,. -, ini taw Is needs Note Such points as the • oo e • • table5pmin. flour weight of the contents, the style •se p.c.t whet: dog own- MA•poolua call • of pack, type of sirup. etc.. in re- teaspoon Itrvrd any ccIllitte Could 1 ' • 1.. ,.. its ace latien to the cost., I . up es •poorated milk • fasaithily and happily .uit .o1.5 ..:,r After canned foods- hate been - • • . • •1 o:go.••• •pened. the untised portions Should type of lucid scrap that hap' r.r.o1 r.i t /.0 be promptly covered and refrig- rd It 1St. And, -today •••I . ; •_• ,t- I ti,,-'-. . • •.• ;.••• Le.•••• , .1•••l apt hop, Ai', soot and erated. Even a br:ef exposure te -eye of the extenalve and • ,O •Irr,.1. \ ,- of •r . rt .• o 7 • /.t.'/ E Bake ' the' air may cause msek spoilage,. .noessrst• even fre-T 14 - • -44.144444/..44 4 - sagaeltfislat • • • • Cold temperatures help to conaerv ' o'. pi • be g fsad by retardmg Tn'irael: u tea/W....to .1. ... dog.. diet. Biog. -ill ito rl.oe. i,w nt.i wt.. sub- 301 College to. I eutmodert be ;let Maud For ' Calendar i. De, ember GI Tingi-tingi- Resounds As Lettrism t t. r nal...r FOR Sweeps Left Bank In Paris For Newest Fad vest, Deo ember 1 4 and

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SATURDAY PEACE PLATE Ronnie Pat Carson amount of f alue; bake or boil • Win Trip Glazed Social Calendar potatoes in icir jackets. Serve to Chicago 4-H Congress in the production research labora- and fragrant comes sirup several umes during conking to Has First Birthday tories Spiced Meat and Glazed Yanis to glaze meat and yarns. 4 serving,. Vari- "as is" th plenty of butter, or TRIPS to :he 2,6th of the Pennsylvania Grade ation: Substitute Niaieual 4-14 Club C4.115;ft-5:6 iii China.,, a ill be givei table on today's Peace Plate. Home canned pineapple juice Party peel finish cooking in any way 1 leenineky Crude Oil Association at Biadford. for apple juice, reducing brown sugar Thursday Tuesday, December 9 four club niembers as rewarda for their outstatedine economists of the Consumer Serv- to yo ish. record( Pa., hub of the state's j cup. Murray Star Chapter 433 O.E.S. One way is to slice and in the 1947 road Preparation, (Oils' Record, Dress Revue and Poultr; principal oil ice Section, Citizens Food Commit- awards field. WINTER SALAD Ronnie Pat Carson, one year will hold ndy with sugar and butter. To programs. Brief outlines of their records follow: tee are looking out for apPetizing BOWL old its regular-monthly meet- 514 cups shredded, son of Mr. and give'd new flavor to this old So flavor-as well as economy and con- scraped raw parsnips Mrs. Pat Carson, ing at the Masonic Hall at 7:15 stand- 15.-sms- three far as the application of sul- cup diced celery , of which were broadcast. venience - in combining apple i. was honored with a birthday will by add a little orange juice and - phate-reducmg bacteria cup minced onion party observe the re-obligation ere- Mary Jo Ridley, 18, of Heave in hand- juice, luncheon meat and yams 840 small stuffed Thursday, grated peel or chopped or olives, sliced December 4. mony. All members are ged to candied Dam, receives the Chicago tit made oil-content sand has yielded sweet potatoes. teaspoon salt orange peel. - _ award only Dash 01 pepper Many lovely gifts were received attend and are asked to ing a gift provided by the SimpliciL small quantities of oil, but The menu plan also calls for Pattern Cu. % cup French dressing and delightful refreshments of canned food to be sent Sweet potato pie 'is a standerd for making and model that in itself is considered by the creamed asparagus (use either cap mayonnaise were to the lag the top Widows dessert rating outfit itt the Stat.' indtistry as canned or frozen) and a delicious 1 small head lettuce berved to the following: Mrs. Rob- and Orphans Hohle for throughout the &nith but 1947 4-H Dress "encouraging." Revue. Her winnini Winter Salad Bowl. For a crunchy- Use mediurn.cuarse shredder for pars- ert Buchanan aiid soil. Christmas. this pudding recipe is a little diff- outfit S. H. Cathcart, state nips. Alter shredding. Bobby is a blue cotton party dress geologist, top fruit dessert easily made from combine them Giles'. Mrs. Monday. December erent. With plenty of sweet made of balloon said. field alth diced celery, minced onion, sliced Brent Manning and 15 pota- cloth. The bottle tests would be made as canned peaches, have Peach Crum- stuffed olives, salt. Is made a ith low and pepper. Com- sons, David and Mike; NIrs. Hal The Mattie Bell Hays Circle Of toes on hand you will want-to make round neck aut soon as latmratory, experiments ble, warm or cold. bine French dressing and mayonnaise; the First it often. cap sleeve, The skirt is gathered a add to parsnip mixture, and toss Thurmond and daughter, Annette; Methodist Church will One word of caution tho, showed conclusively that bacteria SPICED MEAT Serve In well. the waistline and tied with a AND nests of lettuce. 4 servings. Mrs. Lorene Poyner and not-meet ,Ltectnber 8 as scheduled it is a very rich dessert and should nal has enough power to "drive" Sandra Mildred Gerbendia', Billy Humphrey row black velvet ribbon. Mary saw oil GLAZED YAMS PEACH Outland; Mrs. but will meet December be served only after a simple from subterranean % etiTti apple CRUMBLE James Herndon and 15. din- made a white nainsook slip and at sand. - juice and canned meat Put the sliced ner. Mildred Gorbandt, it, of Crest- Squid (mixed) peaches from a No. 2ti daughter, Nannie Lou: Mrs. Giles evening bag of black ribbon. Th "There is still a tremendous 1 cup brown can in • greased casserole Mix wood, is the state's top 4-H home- total sugar, firmly packed 2 teaspoons grated Buchanan, Mrs. Harold Chapman, Grated Sweet Potato cost of her costume includini amount of oil left in Pennsylvania tablespoons tat lemon rind. 2 tea- Pudding maker in 1947. Her achievements accesseries /14 teaspooa sait spoons. le.mon juice 'and cup peach Mrs. Torn Buchanan, was $21.44. State wit sands," Cifthcart sirup and Mrs-Carson Beat together: during Ilille years said, "but it will 12-ounce can spiced luncheon pour over peaches. Mix to- in club work as Hers who participate in the Nationa meat gether 6 tablespoons and Ronnie Pat. 2 whole egg.. shown in the National 4-H Girls' rsquire more extensive use- of 'sec- 44 yams or sweet potatoes. cooked. flour. I table- You AND 4-11 Dress Revue Presentation a PK.eted land left spoons sugar. If' teaspoon nutmeg, and YOUR 1r.4..1-4 TrAvtty innate larepartrig . . whole) tA teaspoon A gift was sent by' Mary Beth C. Motassea -a- ffiFTWago Club Congress will eacl rinciary-----nwiliOfli or Sonic new --Combine apple juice, cinnamon. - Add -3 Table- and serving 1,233 meabe meat liquid. spoons butter or fortified margarine and Robertson. Home 'a C. Milk and -2,078 receive a $25.08 U. S. Savings Bon process such as this i bacterial to brown sugar, fat and salt In deep work in lightly with a fork until Tex- i dishes; sewing, making over or Shirley 9-inch skillet. Boil 3 minutes, ture stirring • • • Porter, 17, of Liberty, re recover these supplies." Is crumbly. Sprinkle over bli"C. Melted butter neanling 1,000 garmeuts, occasionally. Place meat in center of -peaches and tam- (selves her trip award, provided b. skillet, and bake in moderately hot oven 14 ts. salt - ping 2,467 jars Pr escnt secondary methods, and surround with yarns. Cover (375' P.) 30 minutes , of foods. She also sServ.•I. Inc., for having the bes and simmer 20-25 mhautes. or until brown and • Stitch And Spices if cared for %-acre which involve_ "represauring Baste with crispy. Serve warm or cold. 6 servings Chatter desired a garden for live 1947 .1-11 Food Preparation achieve - of oil years and in a six-year poultry pro- sands ttirough Club Meets At Grate 24arge raw potatoes. Add ment record in the state. During se the use of water mid Home ::ini raised 1.025 birds. Iler fork s years in club work, she natural gas, would bring to to the egg mixturp and stir well. planned the JONES BUYS record shows 1,620 hours of farm prepared and served 1,600 ,•• JEEP Of Mrs. Hugh Wilson Pour into _a buttered balance( surface only 10 per cent of Penn- LOCALS baking dish labor and 3,388 hours of housekeele meals. and put up all lunches to sylvania's estiniated . reserve of and bake in moderate oven two nee Iler exhibits won 159 ribbnos her mother, a rural actual! teacher Included among- the purchasers Stitch and Chatter Club or- which 3,500,000,000 barrels, according Mrs. S. P. Regan. Sr., met at 7 hours or until silver knife inserted 96 were blue; Mildred won She completed 29 projects, six o to of Culuni- o'clock prizes totaling $252.70 iueludittg Cathcart. of 54 surplus motor vehicjes re- Friday evening WW1 Mrs. cornea out clean. Serve hot with 4 which were in food prepaivatkoi - ilia_ Miss., -has returned /Itifne fedi-- Hugh Wilson, 202 South Seventh By RACHEL ROWLAND I100.00 Fire Underwriter/3' scholar- Shirley's food exhibits and demon Chemicals cannot be used. Cath- cently offered for sale to veterans lemon sauce or cold, with whipped lowing a s isit with Mr. and street. Home Demonstration ship. Estimated value of all projects etrationa in county, district cart said, because Mrs. S. Agent Cruafrl. Serves 6. ani their reaction only by the Louisville office or- War was 67.962.36. Her Chicago trip statA competitions won her P. Regan, Jr.. and Mary The house was very attractive fur • - • man; with water and rock would.result Elizabeth Another different way to cook award is provided by Montgomery top honors, including two trips, Assets Administration was William the occasion with Christmas deco- One of Ward. $50.00 of Orchards Heights. the best vegetables, we sweets" is with apples. This can bond, a dinner ring and sh Preston Jones of Murray, who rations. ' Billy Humphrey, 16, of medals. • • • have in the fall is the versatile take the place Lexing- She served her club at purchased a jeep. of a vegetable if you ton, wins the Chicago trip Mrs. Vester Orr. pianist, played sweet potato. Not many other award president and junior leader. Mrs. Vester- Orr and son Vester. foods don't add too mach sugar. With provided by Swift & Co. for his top The sale was on the mail order Christmas carols and the entire can be served Jr., are spending the week as. a vegetable, a lemon or, raisin sauce it is a good rankine 19-17 4-11 Poultry .Achievia 1." -end type and orders were received from group enjoyed games. in Memphis mam dish, or as a dessert. . deaser C. meat record in the state. During five with Mr. mid Mrs. more than 500 interested veter-ins. Winners were Mrs. Noel Melugin, years In club work Billy Merle Baaden, In addition to tasting good no Sweet Potatoes and Apples raised 1.165 The vehicles were stored at Fort Mrs. Charles Mercer, Mrs. fowl. Ile won $118.00 in -a,h prizes Bryan matter how "fixed'', sweet potatoes Place a layer 01 Kiox. Paclupah. Camp Tulley. The cooked sliced tin exhibits, which brought his esti- Campbel. group then exchanged add valuable food elements to a sweet potatoes in a baking pan. mated ineame from 4-11 in a neUtralization. in Kentucky, and Jeffersonville. 77 sunshine gifts., meal. Like poultry most yellow vegetables Cover .with a layer of -raw projects tolk,111.00. He has learned Charlestown. Seymour. and Madi- One, now number tart Pennsylvania ranks "far •doWn was elected, they are a good source of vitamin apples. Sprinkle the value of -calling chickens and son. Mrs. with sugar and the lest" as an oil-producing state, Indiana. Ha Douglas. A. One medium )(tee one better methods of fetalIng or cup of salt. Repeat layers. Add av few and, water- -its 83.000 wells The hostess served party' ing the flock. has slerved yeild , about 14.- plates. deep yellow potato furnishes a tablese.sais water and He as vice which bake 1# a president of his local 000,000TharreLs a year-but because As roam . 100.000 Americvn carried out the Christmas day's supply of thus. essential vitas club and sec- • modv-ate oven I hoar, or until retary of the county if a rich lubricant corltent, motif to 13 members present. nun. organization its oil bituminous coal miners have tals:n ainale slices are tender. and has given seven talks on 4-11. lailary We Have sells fin- almost twice that The January meeting will Jo dlay Sloirlosy PoOer A Full of other first-aid instruction courses in a be It also contains sonic vitamin C --- states. held with Mrs Bryan lolley. and 'All of these activitic4 are conducted tinder the Line of years time. furnishes energy with its sugar Prodoatem if al....dfae seed thts direction of the t:-.- - and carbohydrates sion' S. Tali c of the State Agricultural College and USDA ,. year was estimated at 54.000 cooperating. MEAD TI1E bush- Christmas CLASSIFIEDS! if yoo want to save the greatest els in Minnesota_ Cakes and Candies • Technicians in the oil research WE SELL Bacteria May Be laboratories of Pennsylvania are Ask tor y otii tkkets • 3c trying to determine whether with per word, minimum charge it each purchase Used To Develop would be-practical ti inject bacte- 50c for 17 words. Terms cash in raa int.) the earth and thus force CLASSIFIED advance U.S. RUBBER STAMPS ADS for each insertion. Oil Fields sand-bound oil deposits into the range d pumps. HARRISBURG. Pa. (.U.P.) - The Results of the. tests may open i stilt t,,,. :,,r 2101x I I LONG'S il industry is headed for tshot in the door to a vast reserve of high- For Sale Six windows I Miscellaneous houaa No the arm if current experiments grade Pennsylvania oil precently Ledger & Times 40. .terns Qv e reaat pue..aardallle, with the "driving" powers of bac- classified as lion-recoverable,. , • a BAKERY - used .. -!. teria are successful. The experiments condition-Everett Janes. Alm. a. '1' FOla,i.. our Auto are. being made machines in good condition , Auction .• Heights. Bargains Pocesston at once 119 Sale every Saturday beginning at NANCY Real 301 S. 5th 'Telephone 246 10.30, ram or shine., $200 if they Compassion By Ernie Bushmiller Maude Cohoon. dieiet sell, $10.00 if they do sell. Wanted Anybody can sell . anybody can For Sale LOOK NANCY-- AW-- WHAT'S A -good girls bicycle.. buy--Mn Street Car Exchange NICKEL.?-- WHEN HE FINDS SNIFF --- Good Brea WYd condition. Can and Aust I FOUND A JETHRO HAS WANTED -Cash paid for old cam- ('ii, llopkitisvillc A NICKEL HE , SNIFF -- - be seen at 1604 Miller As,' Ky. __ eras made before 1915: condition tf NICKEL MILLIONJ— Phone 56I-R. Dec DOESN'T GET PCCR immaterial. • - - -- - We are collectors.- WOW A KICK OPEN Volt Ill'S(NESS Wiring CUT JETHRO FOR SALE-- I hunting coat and Donell Studio. Stf • .., and small OF IT LIKE vest. size 38: '2 ladies coats, sae Set-vice calls Used alas-tag Washing 14, 3 pairs children's shoes. sizi Ma- 't)e? YOU DO chine perfcet 4 and 6. Call 57I-J. 157. For J1,11(.5, Rent Piedra' Lymi Grove.. Ken- FOR SALE Registered Jerseys -- tucky 1/91, 3 heifers, two bred: 4 year (ild FOR RENT -Large work shoo cow and .ine bull year old-Dan 355(28', located on North( 13th St.. Piall-(111111 On duty In Portland. Shipley Phone 691-M2 Ip Me _ just back of Hatchett's Grocery. ..reports 'The Ame.rican Maga- zine, are required FOR RENT Easy to get to. Si',' it, it may be 1,i stand .it leiet a. six ject avyay from. any Hospital just what you want. Phone 32i or post ea licds. fracture beds, w heel other structure. :hairs and crutches. seer 0. W. Harrison. - - -- GEORGL BACKER FOR RENT-Four rooms iii dutil $01 N. 21s1 Street -one mile west of Murray. Ado! P ADUCAH. KY. only. Forty _dollars Se.- Augii Phone 1814-J Wilson. lc CAPITOL ABBIE an' Sl#ATS Not in the Script By Raeburn Van Buren SATURD7 NO! CHARLIE! Ends Saturday WHAT'S 'THE OF COURSE rr ?????1\ VARSITY One Day Only NO! MEANING OF rT 15! SAV-V 50p.4E- ALLAN LANE THIS? 0017Y'5 PLAYliki6 SUPER-SLEUTH OF ACTION- in A TiCK ON STRIPS IN DEATH-BATTLE ME! WITH "THE CLAW" "STAGE COACH TO DENVER" 5.

Sunday-Monday - HE FLEW INC UNCHARTED SKIES OF NORTHERN CANADA .. TO BRING ?Wm SUNDAY and MONDAY HOPE TO • HUNDREDS OF STRANDED • LI'L ABNER So Now You Know ! ! By Al Capp

\OP' AY cj. r BUDGE BLESS MAH WRINKLED • - Bought by cl kiss! HIM.? SEEM LIKE HE. OLE HIDE!! HE IS FOP ouP sC ILKITIP IC R007ED ROOTED T'TH' MINDED PEADERS, A TO SPOT!' SPOT. 17 TECHNICAL EXPLAIAA T ION OF THIS RARE PHENOMENON IS GIVEN IN THE NEXT. PANEL.

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ALMO CIRCUIT of his GT insurance at any time PAY OFF ON FRIGHT The Friendly Church ,Bryan Bishop, Pastor without their knowledge or con- LAW RENC E. Mass. George W. Bell. Minister seid. Massachusetts .employes injured Temple Hill Q. Will VA c'guarantee a GI. through fright are now eligible for 9:30 A.M. Sunday School Worship Service 11:00 o'clock laon (pr an auntomobile hous_. workmen's compensation. In a test 1050 A M. Morning Worsh1F .il on first and fourth Sundays. A RIC1-1 GIRLLI I trailer? case, the Massachusetts Supreme 5:30 P M. Youth Choir Evening service on third Sunday. A. No, unless used as a necess- Court awarded disability benefits 6:30 P M. College Vespers at the 7 o'clock; Church School each Sun- RY MARGAUTTA ,BRUCKR ary part of a 'business. to a woman factory worker who Church day at 10 o'clock. Youth Fellow- Q. May I be furnished a wheel- claimed 'she stiffened ralysis 6:00 P51 Youth Fellowship ' ship each Sunday evening. 6:30. chair by VA? when frightened by lightning. COLLEGE PRESBYTERIAN MURRAY CHURCH OF CHRIST Service chance encounter brings to- luxury — sent you to the best 7:00 P. St. Evening Prayer Meeting each Thursday e '- A her workbench. CHURCH Sixth and Maple Streets gether Michele Mickey Ryan, schools and prepared you to take 'A._ VA will furnish you a which struck near • r Intermedite MY?.. Mrs. T. L. ening 7 o'clock. 1603 Main Street Charles C. Lancaster. Minister rich Detroit society girl, and Pe- your proper place in society. wheelchair if you have a service- Gregory. counselor. Youth M.Y F. Raisaells Chapel S. Samuel C. McKee. Pastor ter Standish. poor young lawyer. "I went to infinite pains to find connected disability requiring this The,The hull of a modern U.' e16-231 Miss Lulay Calyton Beale, WOrship Service 11 o'clock each eou—to pro- Bible School at 9:4a a.m. He thinks she is a working girl a suitable husband fora use of a wheelchair, or if a wheel- Navy ine. is legn , r than a counselerNWesley Foundation for second Sunday and 7 o'clock each and, when he says he hates the tect you against foraIne-hunters. Worshtp. with communion at chair,00- as required fur use at home football field. ile 0.45 a. in Sunday School College Students Vespers en Sun- fourth Sunday evening. Steward- rich, she dares not tell him who It's true that William is not 1050. m and 700 pin. upon your diseharge from a period 10.00 Dean Ella WV:h.:4's Sunday day evening. fa30--Miss Ann Eva ship Fellowship meeting each she is, telling him instead that wealthy, but he has enough money Wednesday: Mid - week Bible not to he accused of cov- of hospital treatment or domicil- ' School Class a Gibbs, Student Secretary. Thursday i before the second Sun- her name is Mickey Brooks. They of his own Wa with classes for attracted to each eting yours. What's more, he's a iary care. COMPANYSEED 11 00 am. Worship Service study at 7:00 p in. day) evening 6.30. are strongly PARKER Airier other. Mickey is engaged to Wil- true gentleman—no social upstart Q. I am an ex-Wac apd contem- Senior Hien .Fsllowship all ages. Bethel —Buyers and Sellers— every 430- p. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH liam Wayne, polo-playing idler, who bought his way into society. He plating marriage tu a non-veteran Worship 2:45 o ciocx each fourth and E:30 p m Westminstei'Fi llovaship Robert E. Jarman, Minister but does not love him and knows comes from a fine old family, a Will the marriage cause me le ALL KINDS OF MEMORIAL BAPTIST ('lit R( H Sunday and 7 -o'clock each second tnarrying her for her family with traditions. You could as a Wednesday, 7:30 p. in. M.d-Week that he's lose any of my rights to benefit, QUALITY FIELD SEEDS Preaching serviee. loth. and Main Church School with Sunday. Church School each Sun- money. The engagement was not make a better match.- will 9-30 A.M. wealthy Aunt "But I don't love him." under the GI. Bill? • - 'Wendell II Rune, Pastor classe's for all age groups, Dr. day 11 o'clock. Prayer meeting promoted by her rate, Henrietta. with whom she lives. "Love! That's the second time A. No. We Are Headquarters Walter Baker, general super- each Wednesday evening 7 o'clock. • said 1 When she meets Peter again, he you've brought that up. There are ELM GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH sunday Brooks Chapel for Seed Cleaning The intendent. impulsively proposes, but then other things more important in The orignal American Navy con- Leslie Gilbert. Pastor 9 30 a : , Schoal Worship 11 o'clock each third hasn't marriage than love. Look what love • every -10:4.5 A.M. Morning Worship Ser- says ruefully that he sisted of four warships and for Alv st o Supe: ottOrdent Sunday. Church School 10 o'clock. enough money to get married. did to your mother. Because your LOCATION the vices vcith serinon by the min- escort vessels. Their names wer,': NEW Sunday School 10 AM 1.13 45 a m - :nine -1X7rSTilp Independtace lie has just lost his Job with a father was handsome and dashing, took ister Special music under the she fell madly in love with htm— Alfred; Columbus.-- Andrew- Dori,i, Across Street From Murray - James Chancy. Soper.nte nasnt 700 p tr. - EV! nIng Worshir Worship service 230 o'clock sack law tirm and expects soon to go Gooch direction of _ David Gowans, the Army. Mickey, to live up was swept off her feet. And what Cabot, Providence. Hornet. Wasp Stockyards''„ Morning Worshlp _ . 11 AM Wednesday first, Sunday. into prede choir director. ' his impression that she's a happened? He turned out to be a PM 700 cos Nial-week Prayer .Ser- to and Fly. Telephone 665 • Training n . 6 6.30 P.M. Christian Youth Fellow- working girl, plans to persuade scoundrel. It's far better not to be • 1948 Manca Vinson. Ditector aral Be Study. z ship meraing at the church. MERSEY her friend Rosamond Wilson, an too much influenced by your emo mark with a warm CIRCUIT tions in choosing a husband. Be- Evening Worship . 7 p74.1 "The Chur. h College. Discussion Group meet- H. P. Blankenship. Interior decorator, to hire her as We are members of the Kentucky Funeral Directors The Psalm also plans to sides, though you may not be in Wednesday 'Evening Prav sr Center. an aasistant. She Burial Association. We offer you the same service Vey ing at the Disciple engagement to Wil- love with William, he's mad about Service PM break her the autos, 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship Ser- First Sunday•—itarksey 11 a.m.; that evening, when she you." (the House of Service since 1886) regardless of W MU. Meeting Th:rd liam but, sets SPRING CREEK BAPTIST vices with a sermon by the Cole's Camp Ground 3 p.m.; Mt. goes out with him, he becomes "Mad About me?" size of policy you may purchase. Mr. John Shroat, Wednesday ------6 PM "Certainly! He told me this the si CHURCH -rriinistent- Hebron 7.30 p.m. unusually amorous and forces a Commonwealth Life Insurance Company, is Agent for and each Foutth Wednesday morning that he wished the wed- J. H. Thurman. Pastor 7:30 PM. Wednesday Evening. Second Sunday—Coldwater 11 kiss on her. She realizes It may ucts 'Afternoon 2 P M difficult to free herself from ding date could be advanced. He this insurance. vegeta Mid-Week Prayer Service._ a m.; Mt. Carmel 7:30 p.m. be wants it to be in May instead of ▪ Brotherhood Meeting first and First Sunday, 10:00 aim Sunday Third Sunday—Mt. Hebron 11 June." may Fart third Wednesday 6 PM • more School. Morgan Cunningham, 9u- a m.; Kirksey 7:30 p in. Mickey stiffened. "I won't marry Business Women's Circle first HAZEL BAPTIST CHURCH CHAPTER VIII despiti pertnlendent Preaching lit 11:00 Fourth Sunday—Mt. Carmel 11 or any other time!" Calloway County's an dtha-d Wednesday 6 PM 11..F. Paschall, Pastor MICKEY slept late the next Suddenly she sank into a chair in fe a in. and S.iturday bef1-re at 7.30 a.m.; Cole's Camp Ground 3 p.m.: R A 's. G A 'F. and Sunbeam Morning and, when she and burst into tears. "Oh, Aunt Only Exclusive will pm. Coldwater 7:30 p.m. Henrietta, won't you try to under- Band first and third P'aul Daily. Sunday School Super- arose, tried to erase from her said, There is Church School at *sal stand? I—I just can't marry a Wednesday ..._ __ 6 P M intendent unpleasant expe- Ambulance FIRST B.tPTIS1 CHURCH of these churches at 10 am. every Memory her man I don't love! I'm not ungrate- clot COME AND WORSHIP Gene Orr -Miller. T U Director Braxton B Sawyer _ Pastor Sunday. Your attendance la ap- rience with William the night ful for all you've done for me. will We Paul Dailey. W.M.U. Pres. more WITH LS preciated before. but—but-- Cavanah, Secretary Morning Her aunt looked a bit dismayed. - - As she dressed, she planned her womei Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. she would go to town She moved to Mickey's side and will Rudolph Howard, day First, awkwardly patted her shoulder. OwEN-s cHArri BAPTIST Morning Worship each Sunday, persuade Rosamond to give her SUGAR CREEK CHURCH and "There, there! Stop being hys- height Leos Wineliester, Pastor Minister of Music 1100 am. a job. Then she would phone Peter Boron RiChrrS011, Pastor terical, Michele—it isn't like you -men's Miss Dorothy Brizendine. Student Evening and tell him she had the Job.... He he Perhaps you just think you don't , the o Preaching services first and third Secretary. Phone 75 Training Unisn each Sunday 6 00 would be delighted.... Perhaps Preaching every Sunday MOM. her later_ . love William. All girls get nervous ------:--- „ expert Sam 13.-o d Ns.:y S0.day School would arrange to see lust before they're to be ruff r Sunday at 11 am. and 7 pin. p.m. ing at 11 00 o'clock and on ann. teamed up with and edgy The Superintendent Anyway, if she married." t.VUt\-%--..----1. Sunday School each Sunday at Evening Service 7- 15 pm Peter could always Iii was ri W J Pitrrar. T Director day night at 7.30 o'clock. Rosamond. .A II a.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7_00 Robert Owen is superintendent reach her at the shop and she could -.0..• 5ERvICE SINCE 18eo -ing to Mrs A F Yancy, W. M. U. Pres ad- MICKEY dried her eyes. A reek- p M. of Sunday School held every Sun- avoid giving him her home added I. • MerMng Iva less plan was forming in her W M U7 G.A., Sunbeams meet on dress.... head. She would tell her aunt that •<(;) RONALD W. CHURCHILL. Upset Sunday School 9 30 a.m. day at 1000 o'clock. When she went downstairs, she OoNER We'd Like To Be Wednesday following Second B TU. every aunaay nisi:it at she wanted to go away for a while urine Morning worship 10 45 a.m. found her aunt in a rage. Then she would go some YOUR GROCERMAN and Fourth Sunday, 6.30. Clifton McNeely director, and left with no other place PHONE 7-- r\:1URRAY, KY Marsh Evening "Maurice has where she could see Peter regular- Y WA. meet Monday. 7:30 p rn., preaching following B.T U. explanation than that he has en- the s1 Training Union 6 15 in. following First and stormed. ly—perhaps she could stay with Groceries Third Sun- Prayer meeting every Wednesday listed" Aunt Henrietta Rosamond. And, somehow, she affect Evening Worship 30 13.9h agencies but they days. night at 7:00 o'clock. "I've called three would persuade Peter that they I duets. Fre4h Fruits Prayer meetir.g Wed. __ 7 30 Pr& have no chauffeurs available, tt, • KS. meets on Thursday at Could be married even though he The W seems that all the men have either Vegetables LOCUST GROVE 1 30 p.m after the first and third didn't have much money. Her aunt heavy et Leo's (1. &Leone I. tisirels BAPTIST gone into war factories or into the CHURCH :Sunday each month. couldn't make her marry William down. Nleats North Tvii pill!) Street Army. What will we do?" after she was married to someone(Dale & Stubblefield arc iii John Nelson. Pastor -1 can drive." said Mickey. else! "Drive Perhaps you can, but can homo ..-as ars arid ea.h S-nday PLEASANT VALLEY CHURCH "Aunt Henrietta." she said quiet- PRESCRIPTIONS Hatchett's Grocery Preaching you polish a car and grease it? You ly. "I'd like to go away for a while have ck. first and third Sunday OF CHRIST we have 1214 14 est main at know perfectly well that —get off by myself and think will c 11 o'clock. • Hicks. Minister . Mt have a chauffeur. You talk like Phone 2111 .Sunday Schooleacti Sunday at things- over - 1 -might go to Vir- * an the --- 3 fool, Michele'" ginia—visit my —4 o'clock cousins there." nist a! S. John Lassiter. suoerin- Sunday School eacla Lord's Day "Just becaune I've never been "That might • be a good idea," • HEADGl•ARTERS FOR :esient at 10 a.m. trained to work doesn't mean that her aunt agreed. "Perhaps you do Standard Parts for All Carat The Dr. J. M. Converse T U. meets meets each Sunday I can't learn how." Mickey argued need a change. You're keyed up that St Preaching services first Sunday nottse n se! After • r "s in Harold Houston, BTU '"Stuff and and nervous. Cm sure that, when Murray Auto Parts increal Graduate" ca.-h month at 11.a rit. spending a fortune fcl'bring vou up TAXI you're yourself again, you'll see F. Miller B. L. Ray end o as a lady I don't intend to hay; a things quite differently " W. COME IN AND LET ME Veterinarian war in Europe upset our that MURRAY senseless bright. She Telephone 16 ciscrrr mode Irving By the way, where's Mickey rose, her eyes necks HAZEL CIRCUIT METHODIST of started on carry- C. A. Riggs, Pastor that maid of yours? I haven t seen eager to get More TEST YOUR — OFFI( CHURCh • ing out her plan SERVICE ( I. Page. Pastor her this morning." However, her eager anticipation or the East Main st . Phone !;eo First Sunday—Goshen II a.m.; "I gave her the week-end off." WATCH, FREE! South Pleaaant Greve stared. "Have was soon to be dampened. First • Experienced Drivers thas Y' Lynn Grove 7 30 p in, Aunt Henrietta 4.750AX — -RISIDEN( I Sunday Ser. at 10 00 am. R your mind? If you spoil of all. when she reached Rosa- Second Sunday—Martins Chapel , you lost mond's shop. she was told that L Cooper, superintendent. servants like that. the next thing • Safe Cars States. 701 Elm. phone 11 a in. New Hope. I 30 pm. ' Rosamond was out of town and Worship you know, they'll be telling you more Service St 11 °° al12-"Fhad Sunday—Lynn Grove 11 a.m. and won't do" would not be back fur several days .in Car first and third Sundays. what they will That was the first setback. Then • Prompt Service Goshen 7.30 pm "Probably they will," said Mickey On ! '1 atship, 6 30 p.m she tried to get in touch with Peter Fourth Sunday—Suipher Springs indifferently. • Courteous Treatment port s cialeels phoning the office of Bruce & Vin- 045 a.m.; New Hope 11.00 am..: Her aunt made an impatient ges- cent, but ne had already left the Dair; ill hO and changed the subject Martins Chapel 3 p rn.. ture law firm and no one knew where ion ani Ii a -aperin'ender• "William phoned this morning. He AS NEAR AS YOUR Fifth Sunday — Sulpher Springs he could be reached. as llh Worship Service at 11:00 seemed upset. Is anything wrong Discouraged, she wandered aboie 11 a.m. TELEPHONE up. BOONE'S second Sunday, and at 7 00 p between you two?" aimlessly for a while, looking into Mickey hesitated, t h cit said shop windows, then finally decide"! Fats SQUARE second and fourth Sandayk SOUTH SIDE • NORTH PLEASANT GROVE not to marry Matrons Chapel bluntly. "I've decided to go to a movie. The picture was The Old Reliable year, CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN William." laid in an Army camp. She saw. ject t Sunday School at 10:00 am., firm CHURCH soldiers marching, soldiers in their produc .rd and fourth Sundays, and at VOR a moment, there was silence soldiers and girls at a Clarence F. Smith, Paster barracks, Grail 2 p m. second Sunday. Brooke A Thee. Aunt Henrietta rase service club. She pictured Peter 138 enough Underwood. superintendent. majestically. in these surroundings, pictured 1 Murray Consumers Sunday School, 10 a.m Pout Save 10 to 20% Worship Service at 1110 emo "What's the meaning of this" herself going to his camp to visit Worship Service. 11 am. she demanded. "Do you imagine him—and her spirits lifted. Coal & Ice Co. ion de fourth Sunday. and at 3 00 p.m. On cash and ( •rr, on both C F . 630 pin. that I shall allow you to humiliate Then, the movie was, over, and second Sunday. Telephone 64 TAXI eggs a both Laundry and ( leaning Worship Service, 7:15 pm. me by breaking your engagement she was making her way up the Suga at this late date? After all the aisle toward the exit. In one of We Deliver An watches repaired here Mid Week Bible Service, 7 pm for ION sISKING SPRIfsti BAPTIST trouble I've taken to arrange a the back rows she caught a glimpse 'am tested on the swtable marriage for you? Have of a familiar face. Tuba CHURCH ALMO CHURCH OF CHRIST M M. Hampton. pastor you no gratitude, Michele? Since Peter! Even in the dim light she ette-pr the time your mother returned recognized him. But he was not 365.00e, Bro. J. H. Brie's% from England after divorcing your aloneA Othe Mast,' 10 00 a in. Sunday School, James myself to you. him. Hughes Paint and Sunday -Schwa each Sunday at father. I've devoted girl was with diparir Key, superintendent. know, was ill 9 45 am except second Sunday -at Your mother, as you Elect It tells us immediat•ly Wallpaper Co. 11 00 a in. Preaching Service —dying I sent her West and paid (To be continued) Wallis Drug; 1 pm, what is,wrong when you 600 pm. BTU. L D. Warren, all her expenses until she died. I (The characters in this serial are Preaching servicet every second a daugh- bring your watch in It dtrector. took you into my home as WE HAVE IT — WE WILL GET IT South Side Sunday at 2.30 p.m. ter and surrounded you with every 1542. c Zoe,!Copyright ishing Co. provost to you that it's right, 7 00 km. Preaching Service — OR IT CANT BE HAD whoa you take tt Square ----- out, COLDWATER CHURCH OW LAKEVIEW COMMUNITY VA officials cautioned veterans NEW HOPE CHURCH CHRIST • C. A. 'Ulla Pastor CHURCH to beware of deals in which L. H. Pollie, Minister they ere offered lucrative fees if Jewelry The Church schooi. at New Hope Furchea The Sunday School at Lakeview they will use their G I. loan will meet at 2-ra.m. next Sunday in- Env - ATTENTION Call 383 Church School each Lord's day Community Church meets each antee to purChase property ti Store stead of 10, a in Preaching at 3 on second and fourth Sunday at Sunday at 2:30 other persons. In these cases, also, p.m. instead of 7 pm. • 10 a in, and first and third Sun- the veteran is liable for the am- , day at I:30 pm. WIIION...=•••••••• ••••-• ..11=0. tee ount of the loan if the ultimato Preaching 'services: first and buyer defaults in his payment Dodge— third Sunday at 2:30 b.m. Ex-Service Men's Plymouth News • • • FRAZEE, MELUGIN & HOLTON HARDIN CIRCUIT Vetr ans Administration sad today in answer to several in- Owners INSURANCE AGENTS C. E. Bore ell, Pastor Veterans selling property Pur- quires that there is no provisidn chased with G t. loans should ob- in the G.I. Bill (Public Law 346, Automobile FIRE Casualty First Sunday: Palestina, 11:00 a in : "Hardin, 7 pm tain releases from personel lia- Which permits VA_ to make loans payments Second Sunday: Olive, 11:00 am.; bility against defaulted or advance subsistance payments LET US HAVE YOUR REPAIR by the new owners. Veterans Ad- to veterans enrolled in educational Telephone 331 V Gatlin Building. Union Ridge, 3 00 p m. WORRIES Third Sunday. at Hardin 11:00 ministration said today. or training programs. Murray, Kentucky am; Palestine, 3 pm. VA Branch Officials In Colum- Under Public Law 16, which Fourth Sunday: Dexter, 10:00 bus 1.0) pointed out that a veteran as the Vocational 0...-Ovikbilitation "It Does Make a Difference Who Writes Your Insurance" a m. and Unicn Ridge, 11:15 am. remains- personally liable for re- Act for disabled veterans. a $1, • Everyone is invited. payment of a loan after selling 500,000 revolving fund has been his property if the new owner provided to make ' advancements -- - — WEST FORK BAPTIST CHURCH fails to keep up the payments not exceeding $100 to disabled vet- E. A. Somers, Patdar The veteran may have to pay part erans who are entering training.' TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY • of the debt defaulted by the, new The advancement must be repaid Sunday School -each Sunday at owner if the property is 'sold for to VA in installments, DODGE and PLYMOUTH 10 o'clock am. Festus StorY, super- less than the unpaid balance of Q. I would like to change the 1 iirilindee- t. the loan , beneficiary, on my G 1 insuranre SALES and SERVICE Ledger & Times policy without letting the bene- i The Veterans should obtain releases OPE st-pyeirehing services each second and fourth Sunday it 11 o'clock. from personel liability on their G. ficiary know about it. Can I da I "Let's Lime Every Acre of Crop Land in you! Newspaper For Over Half a Century Your Progressive Home Also each fourth Suhday nigtil at I loans by -express agreement this? Calloway County" men 1 7 o'clock and each second Saturday with the lenders, upon selling. or A., Yes._ A veteran may change 10; at 2 pm, transferring property. the -beneficiary or benificiares

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