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IN OUR 82nd YEAR .'nited Press International Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, June 2, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10 100 Vol. LXXXII No. 1 79 .1 KENNEDY-DE GAULLE AGREE ON BERLIN Dairies Plan To Credibility Summer Term Promote June As Reaffirm Stand To Remain In DE New Change In Of Witnesses els Registration The Dairy Month Berlin In Spite Of Threats

Representatives of dairies in itiov By MERRIMAN SMITH the defense Is Questioned Set Western Kentucky with their in- forces of Europe." June I nil.* 12 Intrrnat ionAl vited guests from newspapers and Standing bareheaded in the rain, 1-24 is Proposed PARIS MD —President Kennedy the President spoke to the chief radio stations met yesterday in said today he and French Presi- DETROIT illPfl — Defense at- officers of Supreme Allied Head- Paducah where the program for dent Charles de Gaulle agreed that torney Albert Summer today at- "June quarters Europe. At his side stood FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPEI —There Ky., then northwesterly through Registration for the Summer Is Dairy Month" was ex- Soviet force of pressure should tacked the credibility of prosecu- piained. U.S. Air Force Gen. Lauris Nor- was a new turn today in the dis- extreme western Kentucky a n d Seaton at Murray State College not be allowed to drive the West- tion witnesses a g a ins t Gordon Dairies will promote this stad, supreme Allied commander. o.te over t h e route Interstate the Paducah area into southern will! begin Monday, June 12. at an- ern allies out of Berlin. Watson as Watson's murder-con- nual event this ,year "I hope in the years ahead that fthway .24 pill _follow through 820 the „SruJent Union more than "1 _think neitber Penerals Des • - • - spiracy trial moved- toward 'a they tirmally ! sTursrnmrrirmat alliance wIlt haVe western Kentucky, with disclosure The new proposal from Indiana Building Dr. Donald B. Hunter, Gaulle nor I wbuld feel it ap- greater strength and force than it !registrar, has announced. Classes Dairy princesses from the var- propriate to have our statutory by Commissioner of Highways would route the road on more of In final arguments to the jury, ever: has had, and I assure you will begin June 13. ious counties were presented to rights in Berlin changed by force Henry Ward that he has received a north-south line through Ken- Summer singled out Herbert Jones that the United States intends to The eight-week session will end those present. or threat of force," the President a new proposal from Indiana of- tucky, from Hopkinsville to Hen- brother of one of three Tennessee do its full part," Kennedy said. Aug. 4. Miss Marinell Myers, daughter told a press luncheon at the Chail- ficials. derson, to join Interstate 64 some- men serving life terms for the Kennedy began his day with the, In addition to the regular sche- of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Myers of lot Palace. Previous proposals have gener- where north of Evansville, Ind. actual slaying of Parvin Lassiter, visit to SHAPE headquarters at dule of classes, several short cour- Lynn Grove route one will re- Kennedy stopped short of a flat ally been to carry the road from This route would more or less for special attack. Fontainebleau, just outside Paris, ses, workshops, and special in- present Calloway County as its declaration that the United States Nashville, Tenn., to Hopkinsville, parallel existing U.S. 41. testimony for the prose- and then returned to the Elysee Jones' stitutes have been scheduled for dairy Princess. would fight to hold the allied po- Ward said he had received i had directly linked Watson Palace in the capital for his final cution the summer. The meeting was sponsored by sition in the former German cap- telegram from Rex M. Whitton, conspiracy to kill Lassiter. conference with President Charles wilts". These include: the ,,paducah Graded Milk Produc- ital. administrator of United States Bu- Salmi:her said Jones was testi- de Gaulle. Charles Summer Science Institute for ers Assonation. He said, in response to a ques- Sixty Five reau of Public Roads, saying that of a "revenge" motive Tuttle Prepare Final'Statement . fying out High School Teachers: jointly spon- tion, it would not be "expedient Indiana favored that route. since Watson tad once fired him The two prcsidents met in pri- sored by Murray State and the at this time" to go into details of He said Whitton did not indicate a job, and also to aid his Charles Tuttle Is vate for a- half hour and then from National Sziene Foundation. the his and Be GaUlle's position on Graduate At that any priority was being given imprisoned brother. called in their chief advisers to Graduate Of KMI institute is planned to bring sec- Berlin. to the Indiana proposal, suggest- Summer referred the jury to Trip Planned, approve a final statement on the Anders school science teachers up- Notes Major Issues ing that the two earlier plans were Jones' testimony that he would accomplishments of Ken ned y's A Second Lieutenant in t he to-date on recent developmeata in Kennedy spotlighted the Laos still under consideration. lie to help himself and also that visit. Murray High ROTC unit at the Kentucky Mili- science and to offer new and crisis and the deadlock in the Of these, one would run from he w ould consider committing Demonstration Kennedy called Secretary of tary Institute, Charles Henry Tut- shallensing courses in the field Geneva nuclear test ban talks as Nashville to Cairo, Ill., roughly by murder for money. State Dean Rusk in from Wash- tle, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Tut- in which they teach. major issues to be discussed dur- way of Murray, Mayfield and Pa- He also told the jury that Jones ington, U.S. Ambassador Llewel- tle, 303 South 13th Street, Murray, Sciense and Mathematic ing his weekend meetings in Vi- ducah. a criminal record. lyn E. Thompson from Moscow Sixty-five membeers of the grad- has was a member of the 116th grad- ing Prngram for High School Stu- Test Farms enna with Soviet Premier Nikita The other would follow along case was expected to go to and roving U.S. Ambassador Av- Ing class of 1P61 of Murray The uating class on May 28. dents' also jointly sponsored by Khrushchev. - the west side of Barkley Lake jury late today or Saturday. erell Harriman from Geneva to High School received their diplo- the During his three years at K.M.I. the college and the NSF, this pro- He said if any progress could by way of Hopkinsville. Princeton Watson and Mrs. Nelle Lassiter meet with him tonight. mas at commencement exercises Charles was a member of the gram is for intelligent high school be made on these two issues that and Paducah. Charleston and Cape went on trial seven weeks ago on Twenty-two Senior 4-11 Mem- They and other aides will help at the school last night. Exactly School Choir. He was awarded a students who do not have have the would "make the tr i p worth- Girardeau in Missouri also have of plothing the April, 1959, bers girls and boyss who him ou'line the final strategy for fifty years ago last ntght the first charges yearly Honor Roll Bar, two Sem- Proper curriculum or facilities to while." been mentioned as western term- of Mrs. Lassiter's husband mathe2lhave been selected to represent two days of talks with Khrushchev class was graduated from Murray slaying ester Honor Roll Bars, eleven develop their science and Kennedy, when asked why he inals. a Royal Oak used car eleven UK-TVA Test Demonstra- starting Saturday in Vienna. High School as an accredited high Parvin, Monthly Honor Roll Bars, two matacal abilities- was meeting w ith Khurshchev, Ward said he has invited George lion Farm Program Counties in school. dealer. Merit Bars, two Good Conduct Sludy beyond the Master's De- said that the prime purpose was Foster, director of the Indiana Lassiter, a 39-year old for- West Kentucky attended a meet- Nancy McCuiston played the Mrs. Bars, *Sharpshooter's Medal, two Or* the college will begin ils "Wake lalm understand" as fut, highway department, to attend • model, was ordered commit- ing at Benton Thursday night. processional and recessional. The mer Activities Bars. and a Military new program. as designed by the ly as possible the American point 9c four-state conference Aug. 21 to ted to a mental hospital midway June 1, to make plans for their invocational was given by Kenneth Wreath. Kentucky Council on Higher Edu- of view. He said that while it was Kiwanis Club study the alternate routes for 1-24. trial when a panel trip. Parents and leaders also at- irsch and the Senior Girls En- through the cation, for study beyond the mast- important for the United States to He said the new proposal for psychiatrists ruled She was not tended the meeting and enjoyed, Illiftble sang "Climb Every Mount- of er's. talk with its allies, it was equally 1-24 may delay plans for improve- aid in her own de- with the delegates, a barbeque ain” by Rodgers and Hammerstein. competent to Conservation Workshop; a three- important for it-to consult with ment of U.S. 41, including a new supper served to 70 people at the Installs Its Anne Wrather welcomed those fense. 55 Gallon week course on the conservation nations with which it differed. Ohio River bridge at Henderson. Judge Joseph G. Rashid Community Building in the Benton present in her salutatory and ex- Circuit of natural resources that is joint- He promised continued close mistrial in the case ('a) Park. 'E pressed Use appreciation of the declared a ly sponsored by the college and consultations with De Gaulle and Mrs. Lassiter, but the trial Each of the twenty-two 4-11 First Officers class to their parents, teachers, against the State Department of con- France. continued. Still Found members has qualified for the administrators, the school board, Hosfiital of Watson .seervat ion. The President said the United community and their class spon- I Murray Meanwhile. in U.S. District trip by making a study and writ- Workshop in Advanced Mechan- States would remain at the dead- The Murray Kiwanis Club met sors. Mrs. Harry Sparks and Wil- Court a scheduled hearing on a ing an essay on county or area ics: presented by the agriculture locked Geneva conference ov er Wednesday evening at the Wo- liam Davis. Census Adult 50 writ of habeas corpus to block the In resources. Thus they have pre- County department primarily for voca- neutralizing Laos and policing the pes Lassiter to pared themselves for more intelli- man's Club House, Lt-Governor „ Mrs. Superintendent IV. Z. Catrer was Nammittment of agriculture Nursery 5 tional teachers and peace there as long as "we believe Dalton Boyd of Mayfield was pre- principal speaker. He told Census a state mental hospital was ad- gent participation in the Resource other agricultural workers. there is a hope of reaching a suc- sent to install the officers and Those present, "I envy you the journed until June 15. Conference which will be held at Adult Beds 65 Workshop for English Teaciaers: cessful conclusions." directors of the newly organized responsibilities and opportunities The court said the hearing was A 55 gallon still was confiscat- Fontana Village. North Carolina, A three-week course at the begin- Stronger NATO Force civic club. Ile was assisted by that will ciime to you in this jet Emergency Beds 15 adjourned by agreement between ed yesterday by officers of the June 5-9. ning of the summer Session to Earlier. Kennedy called for a two past Lt-Governors of the age " ...... 2 Mrs. Lassiter's lawyer and the Sheriffs office and Alcoholic Bev- increase the teaching proficiency The theme of this, the 6th. Patients'! admitted stronger NATO force and pledged Benton club. The duties and ra- Anne Wrather played Grieg's prosecutor's office and that Mrs. erage Control office. Annual Conference. iss Resource Patients dismissed 0 of junior and high school English himself to "strength and maintain sponsibilities of the directors and "First Movement from the Sonata Citizens 0 Lassiter would remain in Jennings The still was located on the teachers. Development, Our Challenge to New the United States commitments to the treasurer were given by past in E Minor" as a piano solo. Memorial Hospital here pending property of Richard Rayburn who Progress.- This conference is spon- The schedule for the Short Ses- IA-Governor Earl St. 'Marie of the Joyce Hargis, top scholastic stir- Patients admitted from Monday further action on the hearing. lives in the southwest corner of sion, 7-26. has not yet been sored by the Tennessee Valley Aug. Benton club. dent, asked her class to "Learn to 8:00 a. m. to Wednesday 10:00 The state charged that Watson the county. Association of Test-Demonstration completed. Past governor Joe Asher of the live with our fellowman, ourselves, a. m. Mrs. Lassiter conspired to Mr. Rayburn was arrested and Farm Families in cooperation with Li/array Hospital and Benton club installed the secre- our conscience and a closeness -to have Lassiter slain so they could was placed under bond of $1,000 the Agricultural &tension Ser- Reel Clark. Hazel, Mrs. Robert tary and Li-Governor Dalton Boyd %pd." She expressed their good- continue an 'Mine. romance and with a hearing set for Monday vices of Alabama, Mississippi, Alsup, 1712 Farmer; Mrs. John Miss Lilly Winner pointed out the duties and re- "byes and appreciation. victim's fortune. The 55 gallon cooker was de- North Carolina, Tennessee,. Geor- By United Press International Myers, 1206 Poplar; Brent Ed- claim the sponsibilities of the president and Sammy Parker presented a Tennessee men, Roy C. stroyed, four barrels of ma,sh Of Fourth Place In gia, Kentucky. and Virginia and GREENUP, Ky. 'UPI — John J. wards. Route 3, Ilizel; Mrs. Har- Three vice-president. trombone solo. "N'here'er You Jones and Charles chopped up and 18 to 20 jugs the Tennessee Valley Authority. Cassity, 26. Ashland. was killed man Ross, Rt. 2; Mrs. John Gard- Hicks, Richard State French Test the Murray club Walk" by Handel. terms for smashed The copper coil and a Extension Service leaders from afternoon in a two-ve- The officers of Is Cossey and baby boy, Route Nash. are serving life Thursday ner are President, Maurice Christo- Principal Fred Schultz thanked second degree murder as the ac- jug of mash was brought in as cacti state will direct a study group hide collision just south -of here. 2. Golden' Pond; Mrs. T. Clifton evidence major resource of pher; Vice-President, !Johlah Dar- 1he class for their Numeration, tual slayers. The state accuses A Murray High School student, on a specific State police said the accident oc- Parker, Rt. 6; John Louis Cal- The nall; Secretary. Charles Coleman; their hard work and their desire watson and Mrs. Lassiter of hir- On the raid were Sheriff Cohen the Tennessee Valley Region. curred on Kx. 1 at 2.30 p. m. boon, Rt. 6; Guy Downs, Rt. 3; laisanne Lilly, daughter of Mr. Treasurer, Robinson Northen. to achieve. carry out the killing. Stubblefield, deputy Hardie Kelso. basic resources to be studied by EST.' Mrs. Vernon Wilson, 509 So. 9th ing them to and Mrs. G. T. Lilly, has won The directors include Marvin lie recognized the following attorney Albert Sum- and ABC men Charlie Adams and the different groups are: Iluman Ext.; Mrs.' William Brittain, Rt. Defense fourth place in the National French Wrather. Dr. Charles Clark. Dr. honor students: Business. Carol- his case Thursday and Lom an McClure. Resources, Atmosphere, Soils, Min- 6; George Lee Kelly, 682 Old mer rested Test for the state of Kentucky OWENSBORO — Ap- Hunter Hancock. Robert Billing- Quertermous; the Woodman of the Wayne County Prosecut- Mr. Rayburn was drawing water erals. Wildlife. Forestry, and Wa- State Road, Evansville, Ind.: Mrs. Assistant according to a report received by proximately 300 state sportsmen ton, Dr. Robert Alsop. William *lurid Award in American History Kent completed his fi- from a cistern as the four ap- ter. Kentucky will have the lead- Ernest Lassiter, Rt. 4; Johnye Ray or George Principal Fred Schultz. will gather here June 9 11 for Boyd. and Joseph Parker. Visit- and Government and the top Ma- arguments. proached the house and gave no ership for the Minerals study Bell. Route 2. Benton. nal Miss Lilly, a junior and student the annual meeting of the Leag- Ang Kiwanians from Mayfield and thematics student, Anne Wrather; began his! final argu- resistance. group ER Patients dismissed from Monday Summer of Mrs. A. B. Austin, was one of ue of Kentucky Sportsmen. Lt. Benton club were Ralph Thomas. Science, Kenneth Hirsch; English, Rashid adjourned the The still was located in a chick- The group will start from Mur- II:00 a. m. to Wednesday 10:00 ments before 2,470 French I students taking the Gov. Wilson W. Wyatt will pre- Joe Nedro. and Wayne _Morgan of Joyce Hargis; winner of the Ro- the day. en house Sheriff Stubblefield said. ray by chartered bus at 9:00 a. m. a. m. trial late in test in Kentucky. Sixty-nine schools sent an award to the 'Outstand- Mayfield: and Robert Ridolph. 'and tary Club Scholarship, Kelly Ben- indicated his final ar- This is the first time in a num- Sunday, June 4, and will return • Daniel Ilerron, 605 Main; Frank Summer were represented. Four thousand ing Kentucky Sportsman of the Billy Gene Clark of Benton. nett; Salutatorian, Anne Wrather; cover a period of ber of years that a still has been Friday afternoon, June 9. Enroute Mendez, 1503 Main; Mrs. Charley guments would students in all took the test this Year" at the meeting The members of the Mayfield Valedictorian and Murray P-TA after which found in this part of the county to Fontana they will spend Sunday Lampley and baby girls Route 1, four to five hours, year compared to 2.500 students and Benton club assisted in mak- Scholarship, Joyce Hargis. opportunity Stubblefield said. night in Knoxville and tour the Calvert City; Miss Christine Mc- Kent will be given an last year. - for the charter night The five top honor students were Smoky Mountains National Park ing plans Cuiston. Rt. 5; Billy Summer, 509 for rebuttal. The report showed the top grade program of the Murray club. Joyce Hargis, Anne Wrather, Ken- will on Monday morning. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI Fred No. 5th.; Mrs. Edward York and Rashid's charge to the jury Red Cross Meeting in the state was 89's. Miss Lilly's held in the neth Hirsch, third; Carol Quert- Locel sponsors providing expense E. Dilltnatt, '78, a founder and for- This meeting will be baby boss Rt. 1. Dexter; Mrs. follow the prosecution rebuttal. score was 78. Murray High School State Col- 'vfi1nous, fourth, and Carol Jackson, Planned For June 9 scholarships for the conference mer treasurer of the Jefferson Student Union, Murray Gerald Murdock and baby girl, Rt. Kent told the jury it should was the only public school among June 22 fifth. • delegates are Valley Counties of Federal Savings & Loan Associa- lege. on Thursday night. 1, Lynnville; Willard Knott, Rt. return a verdict of guilty in the the fourteen top winners in the a La- Chairman of the Board of Edu- The annual membership meet- Kentucky Cooperative, eight county tion, died Thursday at his home at 700 p. m. This will be L. Hardin; Brent Edwards, Rt. 3, first degree against Watson. cation Dick Sykes awarded ing of the Calloway County chap- soil improvement cooperatives and here. Dillman was one of the or- dies Night Ind Governor Harry the Tommy Darnall, Rt. He said testimony during the staLte.ocal school winners in the Hazel;:..Nrs. ter of the Kentucky Chapter of the Ten- loan Freeman of the Kentucky-Ten- diplomas, long trial showed Watson was American Red Cross contest were as follows: French the ganizers of the savings and 1 Benton. vish ...a sln.ç thn -.he sudit..rsu vers more cu pa nne • irsc , son o r. an 4:00 Demonstration Farm Families. address and present the Murray the exercise. Palms and baskets and Nash, and that there p. m. in the Circuit Court Mrs. George Hirsch, was second Jones from Calloway County Club its charter., of red gladioli decorated the stage. "plenty of planning, plenty Room of the court house. to Lusanne; Bill Collie, son of Those was will be Miss Cyn- OWENSBORO. Ky. — Ushers were Margaret Crider, aforethought and plenty Five new membeers will be Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Collie, won making the trip of malice Murray route two James T. Johnson. R. R. 1, Ow- Donna !Kimbro. Laurel Parker, illoather premeditation" in the slaying. elected to serve on the Board of the French II award for the school thia Ezell of Piano Students Mark of of Murray •nsboro, Thursday filed a dam- Jacqueline Robinson. Ernestine Directors. Any citizen of the coun- and Martha Pierce, sister of Dr. and Eddie Lee Grogan Bondurant, Area age suit for $100,000 against the Close Of Course Cole, Nancy Ryan. Paula Gilmore 1111•port ty who has contributed as much James Hamilton, ranked second in route 'five. C. 0. "4 nd Judy Harrington. as one dollar to the Red Cross in Exteosion Agent will accompany Trail-A-Way Recreation Center, UwNwit P,5s Iwttiwneideewilf the group locally. Inc., in connection with the Piano students of Mrs. Neale err V WATER THE FLOWERS the current year is considered a the group. member and is entitled to vote drowning of his 11 year-old son. Mason gathered at her home on Sign Up For Prep Wesliern Kentucky — Partly Store owners who have the bar- in the election. Tommy Brown Has Bible School At James, a year ago today. The Thursday for an afternoon of mus- cloudy and: warmer today, scatter- rels of flowers in front of their Attendance at this meeting is boy drowned while floating in ic and discussion, marking the League By Monday ed showers and thundershowers stores in the uptown area are ask- urged. Painful Injury Spring Creek Planned an inner-tube in ó lake operat• close of the spring unit. likely. High today upper 80s or ed to please water them. The lack et1 by the Trail-A•Way fIrm. The feature of the afternoon was All boys in the county between low 80s. Partly cloudy and cooler of rain for the past several days RUMMAGE SALE Tommy Brown. manager of the Vacation Bible School will be an informal recital by the young ages 15 through -117 are eligible tonight with lows in the mid or is taking its toll of the flowers ,Sunset Drive-In Theatre at Padu- held each afternoon next week, pianists. Students performing were to play in the Prep League and tipper 60s. Saturday partly cloudy which could be a beautiful sight Circle III of the WSCS of the cah suffered a painful injury Tues- Monday through Friday, June 5- NASHVILLE, Tenn. 'UN -- Ho- the Misses Sandra Perfillio. Lynn should sign up at Lancaster and with widely scattered showers, this summer if properly cared for. First Methodist Church will spon- day night. 9, at Spring Creek Baptist Church. mer E. Krog. Ashland. Ky., has Farley, Debbie Jones. and Peggy Veal's by Monday at noon. mild. Store owners are asked to keep sor a rummage sale Saturday. Brown fell during the theatre's The time of the school will be been named the new Tennessee- Pat Farley, Messrs. David Fitch Those interested may find in- Temperatures at 6 a. m. (CDT).: watch on the flowers and when June 3rd, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 annual Memorial Day fireworks from 1:30 to 4:30 each afternoon. Alabama-Mississippi director of la- and Kim Pennington. Mrs. Mason formation on the league at Lan- Evansville, Ind , 72, Paducah 69, they begin to look as though they p.m. display breaking his arm in two The principal of the school, Hal bor-management reports for the played for her students, and re- ET caster and Veal or by calling Ed Louisville 73, Lexington 70, Bowl- need water, to soak them well. The sale will be held at 301 places. Shipleys along with the faculty U. S. Department of Labor. Ile cordings were heard and discuss- . 1 Thurmond. ing Green 65. London 67, Coving- North Fifth Street next door to He formerly was manager of the invite all children, ages 3 through succeeds Oron R. Ford, of Birs ed. Musical favors were presented Play will begin next week. ton 71, Huntington, W. Va., 71. Peoples Bank. Murray Drivein Theatre here. 16, to attend. mingham, Ala. and refreshmenta wese served.

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pAr,r, 1.%%•ti LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KEN% rICKY THE LEDGER & TIMES IRMA). — JUNI?: 2, 1961 PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc. olition of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway rimes Time.., and Thi -Herald, ()miser 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, I, 1942. January Little Harvey JAMES C. WILLIAMS, Haddix PUBLISHER Is Named Ne reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor ir Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the beat crest of our readers. in- Kitten tlATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: But WALLACE Killer WITMER CO., 15(19 Is Better dadison Ave., Title Memphis. Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y • By FRED DOWN ,tephenson Biog., Detroit, Mich. lives when ninth-inning homers oiled Ifilrrm.lion•I by Felipe ,:utered at the Post Office, Murray, Alou and Willie .Mc- Kentucky, fur transmission as They call Harvey Haddix "the Second Class Matter Covey cut the Giants' deficit kitten" but a better nickname o stlI3SCRIPTION might be "the giant one run. The victory ended the RATES: 13y Carrier in Murray, per week 24, pet killer." MURRAY LOAN CO. nonth 85c. In Calloway The first nickname Cardinals' and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- describes the three game losing SOS W. Main 111L, Telephose here, $5.50. lithe, little left-hander's P. 11-01,21 pitching streak and the Ii 3s was the Giants' "YOUR HOMI-OWNED mannerisms adequately enoug LOAN 00." FRIDAY — JUNE. 2. 1961 ii fourth in five games. but the second is a far more ac- curate guide to his value to Hobbie the Was Third WHY IS IT? world champion Pittsburgh Pir- .m1•04.••••••••••••••••11L ates this year. George Altman hit a homer and • • In fact, it's no exaggeration to say that Harvey a two-run triple and Don Zimmer fine. Jackson , Mississippi) Daily News. in is the principal COMPLETE a front pain' reason the Pirates a two-run homer BODY to lead a 13-hit SHOP Aitortal yesterday, — despite all their ili.plored the amount of publicity problems — are Cub attack that paved the way For All Makes of Oars only three games out of first • BODY WORK _it en the arrest :../1 fre'01.1t1111 riders iii that city which, place for Glen Hobble's third win. Tony • PAINTING • REPAIRS us the National League. Taylor had three 1111- 1ar. has bet•ii accompanied by no of the Phillies' violence, .wlide six-hits as Frank Sullivan suffer- Haddix displayed his value DUBLIN AUTOS, 1121%1.! 111 Miler parts uf the country to ed Isis sixth loss. INC• the Pirates again Thursday night 606 Maple SL PLaza 3 - 2oti tlirii4.1 the past t ek %%Ali slight. it any, mention oil when he pitched Elvis Presley a, part Indian boy sings four them to a rain- Vic Wertz drove in three runs 4.1' Ill 1/11' sense- shortened, seven 4111111111111111111111111111111111111111111301111=1111111111R tiohat nett in "Flaming Star,- 21 -inning, 8-2 vic- with a triple, single and two sac- 1th t:entury- tory over the Milwaukee 111, ,1 11101'1i41 s a race riot ha. boenL(iIIi ill Fo‘ CitiemaScolic Del.ii‘e Color Braves. rifice flies to pace the Red Sox's pioneer drama The win raised his record :or more than a Sunday at the to 4-1 10-hit attack on four Yankee pit- %tvs.'. iii tit protest over Murray Dri\e-Iii Co- and its a record starring Barbara that requires a chers. Bill Monbouquette went 7% .1 piddle school Iii•rtitolory 4,1,erated for whit,. Edon, Stet-, Forrest, Dolores second look to judge * COMING!! Del his value to innings to win his •fourth game the club. 401I• hit' lit .Nt w J,-rsey two promititilt for tile Red Sox while Bob Turley suffered his third ttoilieli %ter(' illItlekl• 1 by hVII1 Iteijri, 1111'1,. Here's why. -T he Pirates loss for New are York. iI11.1 yriirs 111 •••••\iittlly eltothi: rocking along a• little above .500 BISBEE'S and having trouble'"out -gunning" If•ipi.t,1 !Now th.ir ititirtiored. Pri•- Gene Woodling's two-run pinch the heavier-hitting other k-''4(I.,"I.II" contend- double capped a three-run Wash- ''" ti kith'. tit' l't•iiis•••1. 141 111111114111 II, ers. They_stand only 9-9, for ex- ington uprising in the ninth after ran,- tt ample, against Milwaukee, San COMEDIANS, Ryne Duren's apparent game-end- Francisco and 1 0. ..1 NI,-.441--41p1,1 St. Louis the ing strikeout, of Billy Klaus was brand, ,1 three teams BIG WATERPROOF against which Haddix nullified by Earl Averill's passed TENT THEATRE a- .1 group -has compiled his entire record. ball on the third strike. Eli Grba - featuring - a nd that 4-1 by United Press International mark thus represents a carried a 2-0 lead into the ninth -difference of Ito:110..1y rti• oil six games in the but was relieved in favor of Du- standings — the difference 'be- ren when he walked BII.I.Y 'TOBY' to t•aitia litil ss• - li.isi• rt•liitirls- print, .1 leadoff batter CHOATE AMERICAN LEAGUE tween the Pirates' current con- Chuck Hinton. toitt hot.. cti•••til . .. 16 26 .381 10 The loss was Du- DICK LEWIS JUDY 111.• NlAt S 411141 \\*4_•V141 tending position and a position ren's RICHARDS Philadelphia 12 28 fifth compared to one vic- RALPH BLACKWELL 1141.40'1. W I. I' B. .300 13 that would have the world cham- ART ONTARIO lattroit 29 16 .644 tory. BERT Mg. pions in dire straits. DEXTER 111.11 1.1..1. L. Cleveland 26 17 .605 2 Thursday's Results and a ards Beat Giants Norm Cash homered for the Ti- host of other outstanding artists y ,.,t1' ih.hil ,•% ii 1104:111..4.1 New York 23 18 .561 4 St. Louis 7 San Francisco 6 The Cardinals enabled idle Cin- gers and Wayne Causey for the • Al...s0 AS A Baltimore 25 20 .536 4 Chicago 10 Phila.. 3, night sPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION t% liii' tIIiti i.4.,11•1.•-44. including Ike cinriati to take a half-game lead Athletics before rain ended the •• Washington 23 23 .500 61 Pittsburgh 8 Milwaukee 2, 7 in- Ptl!iirliauilt by beating the 'San Francisco Gi- game in the eighth inning. It will making, a• City nings, rain. night . 20 487 •7 , 4-6. and the -Citiefigo Cubs tie replayed on July_ 17. KREILS CANINE 1/11• 1 I.155 Minnesota 19 24 Only games scheduled. FUNSTERS liii I 1110 1..11.•• a, a .442 9 • routed the Philadelphia Phillies, Boston 18 23 .439 9 Today's 10-3. in the other National League America's Finest Dog Act Los Angeles 16 26 .381 Games l'tii• 111 Philadelphia games. In the American League, This is just one of ttIi.t. .I.4,./..•6.1.4,11 11114114 Chicago 16 2: .372 at Pittsburgh. night our big vaudeville acts! 12 Chicago tne Boston Red Sox beat the New 411111.11i 1,1 1.1 at Cincinnati. nigh! Don't Miss the Opening Night VI,' Yankees, — Thursday's Results St. Louis at Milwaukee. night York 7-5, the Washing- ,r ..1 Senators.shaded Bost in 7 New York 5 San Francisco at Los Angeles ton the Los Ang- AIRPLANE ..1..1 %11111ller., " ..11. s Is ;i1 4:4•11311)11111.1 Dt.tr•iit 4-Kansas City 4. tie, called eles Angels, 3-2. and the Detroit WHY GIRLS WALK HOME Saturday's Tigers played a 4-4 gam_ -Li. Hi t 0•1111 Cti111111111t1.-1 I f1111•01 after 71 inn., rain Games tie in a Three ,. Philadelphia shortened Acts of Riotous Fun Wash.,3 Los Angeles 2. night at Pittsburgh an the eighth inning by 1•111111•It•.1 1111.1 1.1%.:11111/41i1111 Chicago RIDES With Five Big Acts Only games scheduled. at Cincinnati a thunderstorm. of Vaudeville! it- 111, /....111.ss.. Air St. Louts at Doors Open 1:41Itj•:, Milwaukee BEE ; - Orchestra 7:i) - Curtain Today's San Francisco Haddix survived a shaky first KENTUCKY LAKE S:11,1 W.:Mill/At:WI Is tile %%AI' iif 11111...• Games at Los Ancr•les • Baltimore at Boston. night inning, in which the Braves scored FROM THE AIR! ADIMISSION — \\ 11 1•..11.1 ••••.1.V both their runs, to strike out seven the Kansas City at Washington, night Adults - 64 Ii' - Across -the roail Childt•en.-"Ot .25c -4•,,",1 in lilt. $te; 411441014m. Los .Angeles at Cleveland, and breeze behind a 10-hit attack from — Chair Seat, its eri-ell Wes' night Keidake Lanes last Minnesota at Detroit, night ' that included two homers by Smo- on U.S. ha\ i• 1..11"\% , 1 1110 pal- ky Burgess and one by DIA Groat. Gil new. the ONERIOBNIGDAWYEEJLIKNSETA5RthTING 4.ttor1.1 New Y.irk at Chicago. night Dam. us ot Lesy Burdette was battered for MURRAY 32 iv 'RE .Saturday's Games seven hits and five runs in ‘‘.4, Ba.'.in •re .1". Boston , innings to suffer his fourth loss e•tliirt Kar.-as City at Washington for tlieBraves. - • ,11 'i 1 ,:•,!*1110,1 i11,11 ii\‘;i••- L is Ang(qes at Cleveland •1 The Cardinals routed Mike Mc- ,t, 1\ 1.4 1:1. 1 1 1.A. • 'a a! Detroit ,it . 66 mM., starts at Y ck at Chicago Mr•rrnick . with a five-run fifth- •- a .... 7.3i) and 10:45. plUS -CircUS of '1 !, I .11110.tr - inning rally to take a 6-0 lead II :r• ,rs.- 89 min- . s•arts :it 9:06• .i. • . ,•"• IL. 1 I !sl s 1,1 111.• /1.111 :Lite: but \sound up fighting for their GRAND NATIONAL 1.. ti.1.1./., 0'1 LEAGUE T. w I. I' • i• s114 /1 Jill 114'. II1 4•111:4;1/T.1..,- 26 16 619 • 'Li's. IIItt,. I..st. San Franc.,e1 ... 28 17 .603 Lo. Arlgt(25 27 19 .587 11.. 11%11 h. I \i 1111,1. 4• VI• 1.1,14 Pittsburgh 22 18 .550 3 .1 1 OPENING ‘..1%.•I 01 ,t1,1,11,1•• MURRAY IPt ‘11111•!1‘,.. Milwauktt. 19 21 .475 6" Si ‘‘ St. Li.ui. .463 I\ 15• 19 22 - tt.o tvere iii, s‘•.- of Open 6:30 * Start 7:15 .. I.. li.• I' ,•• I 1.orlio•f• WEST KENTUCKY'S FINEST! \ I lli• LAI l• 11,..'. \\ 411 TliotH•i-. ii llo\ta-,1 i.i ,iter-,•t•- still- •••I. TONITE IS 'HANK NITE' , T. \-5\ `1 ,,••1, I . McCLARD'S I.• • 1I. t 111' 1111.14! / 1.0 at .1 JACKPOT 5445.00

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Sunday School 10:00 CHURCH a.m. St. Leo's Catholic Chards Young People's Service 7 pin. WM Morning Worship ... .11:00 am. Morning Worship 11:00 am North 12th Street Preaching Service 7:30 pm. SERVICES Evevisis Worship .• ... 7:00 p.m. Vollege Felinwsnip 7:30 p.m. DO." Sunday Mass 9:30 a.m. 31 11:00 a.m.! Prayer Service Wed...._ 7:30 p.m. Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. First Friday & Holy Days 5 pm First Methodist Seventh and Poplar RS Temple Hill ••••1•••••••1111tiln ple & 5th Streets Locust Grove Baptist Church Methodist Church Church of College Church of Christ Christ Sunday School Harold Laser.ter, Pastor Rev. Joseph A. Walker, Pastor Sunday Bible 9:45 a MIL 106 N. 15th Street Class ...... 9:45 am. Morning Worship Sunday School .10:00 Services Every Sunday Morning Worship 10:50 a in am Paul Hodges, Minister am. Evemcg Morning Worship ....11:00 Sunday School ' 10:00 a.m. Evening Worship SHOP Worship 7:20 pin. a.m. Bible Classes 930 a.m. ._...... 7:30 p.m. Worship Services Wednesday 1 Worship 10.30 a m. Bible Class 7:3t pru. 1st lk 3rd Sundays ...... 11:00 a.m. Flint Baptist Church Marthe Chapel Methodist Church Evening Service 7.00 REPAIRS 2nd & 4th Sundays .... 9:30 Anno Heights Sunday School 10.00 am. MONDAY: a.m. First Christian Thursday Eve. MYF .... Robert S. Herring, Pager Preaching College Devotional 12:30 7:30 p.m. North 5th Street INC. Sunday School 10:00 1st and 3rd Sundays 11:00 can. WEDNESDAY: Bible School 9:30 am. Worship Service 2nd and 4 h Sundays 7:00 p.m. Bible Class Morning 61 114111 7:00 p.m. Russell's Chapel Methodist Church Worship 10:50 a.m. 'Moir Practice (Wed.) Training Union .. 7:00 p.m. Rev. Joseph A. Walker. Pastor Chi Rho 5:00 p.m. 1.11111111_ Methodist Evenirs; Worship 7:36 Men Scott's Grove Baptist Church Services Every Sunday Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Mon. after 3rd Sun. .... 7:00 p.m Billy Turner, Pastor Sunday School 1000 a.m. Christian Youth Fellowship 7:00p.m. Hazel Methodist Church Sunday School 10:00 am. Worship Services Pastor: Morning Worship Rev. Dennis Knott Led !setter Church 11:00 a.m. 1st & 3rd Sundays .... 9:30 a.m. Colored Church J. Training 1st and 3rd Sundays 0. Coitharp, Pastor Union - 6:00 p.m. 2nd & 4th Sundays • 1100 a.m. Worship Service ...... 1000 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 am. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting & MVP Calendar Worship Service SUNDAY: Sunday School ...... _... 11:00 a.m. 11:00 am. Tuesday Eve. 7:00 p.m. Evening Service ...... — 7:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Mid-week Prayer Servisse 7:30 p.m • Prayer Meeting Wed 7:00 p.m. Lynn $t. John Baptist Church Grove and Goshen FLYING CLASSROOM—This Elm Grove Baptist Chestnut Street Tabernacle Rev. C. E. Ward, Pastor Is the inside of the flying TV station which Rev. J. Max Sykes - Pastor Methodist churches taped lessons to televised video- M. r. Robertson, pastor Chestnut at Cherry St. Sunday School classrooms in six midwestern states. It is shown First and Third Sundays Second and Fourth Sundays 9:30 gin of the in Lafayette, Ind., ori- Morning Worship ...... 11:00 a.m. Rev. S. D. Vaughn, Pasaor Midwest Program on Airborne Educational Gosistigs Goshen Morning service 11: plane, six Television. Tile facilities on tho N Training Hue Stalls Sunday Scnoolsupt. tons of them, include a master_contruk.sanel, Union 6.30 . two video-tape Sunday School 9:45 am Sinniey School ..snr-ers'',1:00 am. Evening service 7: htgb-powered recorders. Ewe Evening Worship Sunday School 10:00 a.m. traiharnitier• and a vidicon camera to transmit Worship Service , 11:00 am. 7:30 Worship Service 9:45 a.m. !ach Monday Night announcements. EATRE Prayer Meeting Morning Worship ...... 11:00 am, Lynn Grove Sat. Night 7:00 M. Y. F. 6:30 am. unior Chorus Practice ...... 7:00 Evangelistic Service .... 730 p.m. Sunday School 11:00 .in. Lynn Grove usher meeting Tuesday night 7:15 Seventh-day Adventist Mid-Week: Prayer meeting Worship Service 9:45 sin Friendship Church of Christ Wed. 7:00 , Sycamore and S. 15th Streets Wed. Bible Study ...... 7:30 p.m. Sr. Chorus practice M. Y. F. 6:30 p.m. Don W. Oeize, Minister Wed. . 8:00 William E. King, pastor Thurs. P.L.A. Service .. 7:30 p.m. Choir p-sctice. Bible Study 10:00 a.m. Thurs ,:30 Sabbath School 1:00 p.m. Sat. Fri. Young People Serv. 7:30 p.m. HARDS St John's Eptecopesr Preaching 11:00 a.m. Worship ..... ______2:00 p.m. Sat. ARID West Main Street Mt. Horeb Free Will Baptist nights at 7:00 p.m. Coldwater M thodist Church Rev. W. 0. Osier, Holy Communion (1st & 3rd Sun) Green Plain Church of Christ pastor Johnson" asley, Pastor Sunday School Arts or Morning Prayer .... W15 a.m. Bill Phillips, idinister 9:45 Sunday Schoo 10:00 a.m. Sunday Bible Morning Service 11:00 WSCS, North Pleasant Grove Clog 10:00 am. IrION •• P aching Morning Worship 1045 Evening service 7:30 Mon. attar 3rd Sun. 7:00 .. Cumberland Presbyterian Church a.m 2nd Sunday 11:00 am. Evening Worship 7:00 Second and Fourth Sun. Night Official Board Rev. W. Ed Glover Pastor p.m. 4th Sunday Night 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Class 7:30 p.m. 7:30 Mon. after 1st Sun. .... 7:00 p.m Sunday School 10:00 a m BjPle Choir Practice Training Union &DO p.m. . Evening Worship . 730 p.m.. Friday Mail- 7:30 Wed. Memorial B•otiet Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. New Hop* Methodist Church Marvin i North Side Baptist Church Wayinan Chapel A.M.R. Church act-' West Main Street W. Jones, pastor Worship Rev. P. H. Jones Sunday School 9•40 am. Sundays Aro. T. G Shelton. pastor Cole's Camp Ground Sunday School 9:30 Morning Worship 10:30 am. 4th Sunday 11 a.m.!Sunday Bible School .. 10:00 am. Methodist Church I Morning service - 11:00 Evening 1st Sunday 7:30 p.m Preaching 1100 am. Worship 7:30 pm. Rev. Johnson Easley, Pastor MYF 6:30 p.m. Evening service 6:30 p.m. Choir practice each Saturday af- Charlie Lassiter, Midweek prayer meeting ternoon at 5:00 p.m. Tranillag Union 6:45 P.M. 7:00 pm. Sunday School Supt Locust Grove r Worship 11:00 A. M. Evening Worship 7:45 pm Sunda Worship Service 1100 a. m. School 10:00 Church of the Nazarene Wednesday: Fleet BaptIst Evening Service 7:00 p. m Worship Services 2nd & 4th Sun. 1 mile north of Kirksey Mid-Week-Bible Study 7:00 P. M taut 8:0- U South Fourth Street 9:45 Robert Broyles, Pastor Poplar Illprleg Baptist Church Sunday School 9:30 am. M.Y.F. Wed. Etening 7:00 Sunday School 10 am. Church Pleasant Hill Free Baptist Church Morning Worship 10:45 Preaching Service ..._.— 11 a.m. Jack Jones, Alma, Kentucky Training Union 6.30 p.m. pastor vats - 25c Sunday School 10:00 Rev. S F. Cousen. pastor Evening Service 7:30 p.m. am. Morning Worship 11:00 Sunday School 1000 'ARTING Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. a.m Evening Wonstsip 7-00 p.m. Morning service 11:00 5th Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 Cherry Corner B•Ptist tone Oak Sari:native Church of the Living God R. 1.1F.MONsTRATING a new extended J. &Imo!, pastor Baptist Church Rev. C. B. Brantley. pastor -time res- Hamblin (left), principal cue apparatus for coal mines hi its Ins inspector of minesi Siinny School .. pm. Arlie Lartmer — Pastor Sunday School 1000 enter, for Kentucky, wears the rescue , ommissioner A. H. Mandt of the Kentucky apparatus,1 M .rning worship 11.00 m. (Located on Route 6) Morning service 1100 Department of which is completely self -contained and Mines and Minerals (right. ates oper- Training Union 630 First Sunday ...... !Stu:1dt holds the extra from chemical-tilled containers p.m. 200 p.m. Evening service 7:00 oxs gen mask which can clean which Wed. be abed by an and re-use the air supply, of Prayer meeting 7:00 p.m. Third Sunday ...... 10:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Wed. and Fri. Injured miner %%bile Henry rescuer. atAO Evening worship 7:30 p.m. — — College Presbyterian Second Street Church of Christ 1601 Spiring CI:tisk Missionary Baptist W. Main Bro. John Parker, Minister Hal Shipley — Pastor BurtrIly School ..... 9:43 a.m. Bible Classes 945 A. M. !Located 3 miles North of Penny) Services Every Sunday Almond -Herb Stuffing You are always welcome at an EPISCOPAL CHURCH CIVIL WAR FEATURE EDUCAT1ONAL--James D. Albin, 11, finds a for the Central Urea:: Civil War feature Centennial Scrap. book just the thing for his own scrapbook. 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Roast chicken or turkey, Almond Herb Stuffing and cran- berry relish in fluted orange cups head the menu for a memor- able holiday dinner. This distinctive stuffing combines snvered almonds and carefully chosen herbs - - savory. tarragon and thyme. The almonds add crisp contrast and tantalizing flavor to the stuffing. If you wish, prepare Almond-Herb Stuffing a day in advance. hut do not stuff your turkey or chi,•ken until just before baking time. The stuffing may also be baked in a covered casserole if you prefer. ALSIOND-HF.KB STUFFING THE CHURCH FOR Alt.... ALL FOR THE CMUIRCII .2 quarts soft enriched bread, it: teaspoonteaspoontea pisi sorvppir Church ;s the sresiesi factor oso cubes uatth for the builchog of character au& Ws are a small place in this 1 cupm slivered blanched al-. I, cup butter or margarine 4 Nothing' quite fowl citiscaship. Ii is • stoorhoeso at i i cup compares with the exhilara- big ole world, but ... we do minced onion tion of that final spiritual ,.Tas. Wodsoot Woes Church. II, teaspoons salt 2 cups warm chicken hroth• day at high school. sulther &mortar, nor c;v1lizatiost have good coltish! I teaspoon tiisme ?aim 4•41 .sieisl .1 3-to fl-pound roasting chic- ours;re. There ors foor *mod ruses" '- -11 feasponer tiirrag-tm —iteir-tar. Mall turizey) The drudgery of SOUTH SIDE RESTAURANT note-taking, the monotony Tulj every posse ZeuTrf ,or••4 *emcee I Empty bread cubes into large bowl. Add almonds and season- of assignments and recitation, regularly sad support ihr( horch. Thep 1 Hazel Hwy. the tedium of PL 3 3892 ings. Melt butter or marririne .n saucepan. Add onion and cook •re t (I) For ht. osso sole. (2) For his about term papers, the nights of cramming, the toil- 5 minutes, stirring frequently. Pour onion mixture and oladreo's sale. (1) For the sake of hi* broth ing tension over bread cubes. Toss lightly, mixing thoroughly, until of exam week ... it's all behind eel oaths+. (4.1 For dte yam bread is well moistened. them. of the Chords itself, v.h;c). wed* hi* moral •i How To Stuff and Roast Chicken or Small Turkey'. soli rosters.' *smart. Male to TO nd ahead .. . graduation is Wash chicken inside and outside. Dry well. Season inside .. . the prom regularly sad read sow DIM with salt. Fill neck cavity with stuffing. Fasten neck akin se- •• • College •• • a job. curely to back with skewers. Stuff body cavity well, but do not park. Close opening with skewers and then lace shut with Dut as an earnest parent, pause to take nay reek I cord. Tie drumstseka to tail. Brush entire chicken with fat. stock of your son's spiritual maturity. Has the Curter reps Place on rack in ithallow pan and cover loosely with aluminum soul's growth kept ts,,,sse 140,0". 23 32-15 foil or cheese cloth dipped in melted fat. Roast in a slow oven pace with the mind's? Moods, Proverbs 21 74-743 4325° Tussisr 7..A. 2 3, -5 3 F.) 3 to 4 hours, or until internal temperature isk_190 F. The firmness of Ile& rsdsy 1 Sarousi 2 P.-15 If using foil, remove during last 20 minutes so chicken can brown. the bond between the Home Thunday 1 Aomori 3 5,-..9 rrv1sv . Any remaining stuffing may be Finked In a covered _nasserole and the Church holds the answer. Strengthen }Irhrsos I a I a 'for bawds: Kearns .1.1 li,IL 35 minutes. Uncover and bake 15 to 20 minute, longer. :Or that bond every Sunday. In a world that con- 1 if desired. bake ' stuffing separately in buttered 1 1S-quart cas- stantly serole. Cover and bake in moderate oven (350 F.)_Ii_minutes, tests the faith of men ... the last exam I Uncover and bake 15 minutes longer.) is not over. Makes 6 servings. .. *You may use two chicken bouillon cubes-dissolved 1n-2-cups Cornish! 100H, Rester Venire. 51rishroc. CS boiling water. -

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v LEDUER lit TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FR1DAYr Mrs. Lois JUNE .?, 1961 State Convention Waterfield, State Wel- tilled their stations. fare Chairman. Those attending from Paducah Supreme Delegates Forest from Murray are: were: Mrs. Jeanette Lindsey, Mrs. Gars Woodmen -a Gatlin, Lila Valentine, Ka- Cor a McCann, State Attendant; Underway tie Overcast, Genora Mrs. Evelyn Read The Ledger's Classifieds Hamlett, Jes- Milligan and Mrs. The Supreme Forest sie Woodmen Cole, Sallie Lawrence, Kath- Dobbs. Circle Kentucky State Convention leen Patterson, Merle Robertson, Fulton visitors were: Mrs. Beu- is being held today, Friday and Robbie Paschall, Roselle Outland, lah Ann Jewell, Miss Owida tomorrow, Saturday. Jew June 2 and 3 Laurene Styles, and Levora Wyatt. ell. Vowedn'of in Owensboro, Kentucky. Barney Riley, State Murray Ju Manager, A nior Grove Drill attended from Murray State Officers, Deleg- Team members Princeton. consist of: Faye A special drill ates, and Drill Team left today Cole, Twila was given by the Denton, Sue Tripp, Murray Junior for Owensboro to attend the state Jennie Shelton, Grove. The special Social Jane Young, Sher- drill will be Calendar conventhin. rie Outland, presented at the Ken- Dona Bell, Donna tucky Convention At School! At Home! PERSONALS Jones, of The Supreme Sherrie Payne, and Diane Monday, State Officees from Murray are: Forest Woodmen Circle. June 5 Christian Lt. and Mrs. William Vaughn. The team will be captain- The Kathleen Church will meet in the R. Henry Mary Louise Baker, State First On May 25, Mrs. Sallie Lawr- TYPE with amazing i Jones Circle of church parlor and daughter, Lynn, ed by Loretta Jobs. the WMS of at 2:30 p.m. with have return- Vice President; Loretta Culver ence honored the Convention Of- the First Baptist Miss Voldee ed to their home Church Pool and Mrs. Jack in Denver. Colo- Jobs. State Treasurer; Hazel Tutt, A ficers and delegates at • will meet with Mrs. Lu- pre-convention dinner rally her home. Farmer as hostesses. rado, after a visit with Mrs. Hen- State Chaplain; Mrs. • Electric POWER ther Dunn at 7:15 p.m. Goldia M. was held at the Woman's Club ry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Curd and Mrs. A delicious party plate w a s B. Wall Melugin, House on Thursday, May 11. Kyle. National Committeewomen, served. Mrs. Lawrence was assist- The Annie • • a n d State officers that were present The Lottie Moon Armstrong Circle of • • ,• ed by Mrs. Cross Spann. Circle of the the WMS of WMS of the the First Baptist Mrs. Barbara Kittelberger has NEW First Baptist Church Church will FABULOUS ill meet meet with Mrs. Paul returned to her home in Telt with Mrs. Glenn Lyons Mansfield, Jr., at 7:30 p.m. Ohio, after a visit Wooden, 1702 Calloway, Mrs. G. with her daugh- B. Jones ter, Mrs. Verne Kyle and Corona as cohostess at 7:30 p.m. family. • • • is • SM1sth Group s II of the CWF of the Rev. and Mrs. Joe P. Williams First and TABLE Tuesday, June 6th Christian Church will meet children left Thursday to Electric=-POR with make The Jessie Ludwick Circle of Mrs. R. H. Robbins, 502 their home in Louisville Finest ...Fastest! Olive, where World's first. • the Wornan's Association of the at 2:30 p.m. he will serve as pastor of The t he Co.lege Presbyterian Church will Baptist Tabernacle Church have a supper there. Rev. Williams has meeting at Ihe home been di- oe' of, of Mrs. B. F. rector of the Baptist Student • Scherffius at 6 p.m. Murray Assembly No. 19 Order Un- r of ion at Murray State • the Rainbow for Girls will hold College. • its regular meeting at the Masenic The Woman's Society of Chris- Hall at 7 p.m. tian Service of the First Methodist PRACTICAL PLEA ci:tr.„;,.., Church will meet at the social hall of the s- church at 10:30 a.m. Personal The executive board will meet at Mr_ and NEW YORK 1.711 — Medical 9:30 a m. A - Mrs. G. S. Cordrey of -4-7: 7.4 44:717 get asquairned" pot- 906 World News, a publicatiin for e luck luncheon Sycamore have returned to 44 will be held follow- Murray doctors, reports that Dr. fdaire "4re ir:_Irrfp , ii.g the after spending the week- E. H. program meeting. Rynearson of the end with their sun, W. S. Mayo Clinic al- it•••••••%••-4 CordreY ways says a little prayer Group aT'XThrTAjr1 Force Base, Biloxi, before • 1 of the CWF of the lirst seeing a new patient. • All doe • It goes like this: "Dear God— Most-Went please make this patient have Featerest • gallstones. Everyone loves gall- A New Experience in Typing! • lies. The patient loves them, POW(' TYPING v.* Parteble Carrwee•ms • the doctor loves them. • After be- Electric power does the work, you lint • ing removed, they're wrapped up IOUCA the keys' Fingers float swiftly, in a little box and presented to smootlay civet Use keys ... each character( pints with the same sharp endloimity: the patient on his way to the WEDDING EVE—Jordan's King Flumein and bride Toni Gardiner, Aiesnagty compact and easy to carry, ?5 business office. And everyone is for each otter 20, have a tender smile _ ca eve cd their wadding la Amman. She happy." La daughter of an English oriscerji aok. of 4 $10.00 What .7s the ,Cord's Supper? D•r•routor-Sty4.d Colors • ILEY SU PAP Down '• LATOM Ow et• ••••••• el +ow% ob.. ••• C4"4•••• Cncocnso iD.o.clpifis ILS•val Allovavrece io Yow, &d rypevrreler • 'groat. Ikea= • rol CA...). • •0•14111•86,, Me lanleso om.5 owl hoer AA er.eakele le Ar•••ce. or------••••••••••-• ••• • 1,••••••••••••••- , .•••••% -71,-ere-eaire • • Take up to 2 YEARS TO PAY SO•• • • • ONE OF the mest fimous of all niligicen paint- ings shows Jesus with His disciples at supper. it was the last time they. were all together. Office Today.the Lord's Supper. which Jesus instituted that Supply Dept. night, is observed every Sundae in the Christia• Churches. It is one of our two ordinances. The Frame Ledger & Times ocher is baptism. PL 3.1916 The Lord's Supper. which symbolized (Irises wining S2CiiiiCe of His life for those who would follow Him, became a weekly memorial in the early Church, which was established soon after His death. Now, as then, it is a deep period of worship, when Christians re-examine their lives, re-dedicate themsek es to Hive and stsengthen YOUI cheat TODAY! faith and fellowship with both God and man. arid SATURDAY Because we believe sincerely in the need for unify of all Chnstian gr ,ups, we do not limit the Lord's Suppee to our members, 2 ACTION but practice -open communion.- We -FILLED AMERICAN SAGAS! are g!ari to share this 154/1:11 spiritual experience with ocher Guisuans. The door of mg Christian Church U open Hobby STORY OF AMERICA'S MOST DECORATED HERO! to you. THE TRUE un CI NEPAASCOPE Decorating L4 FIRST CHRISTIAN rir E e Suggestions ALT4r) cK CHURCH For Avid .,JECNNICOLO I— c •ritow•---- • , Collectors AUDIE MURPHY FRAMED BUTTON BIRD ie a real conversation piece. Buttons were leld heavy black art Loaril. out on a sheet of JACK KELLY: SUSAN KOHNER 4 then Lacy were anchored in place with specie/ all-purpose glue. PLUS SECOND FEATURE * ty JOAN trSIALP/SJI WHY NOT be a sheer-off on the wall. But, says the Un— pi " Jairgsrl when it cornea to your Picture and Frame Institute, hobby? IAA At Instead of keeping there are countless hobby your big Interest a secret, put groupings that can be framed It on display. In fact, frame ..r.:. '••••1 it and displayed attractively. tr,tat r • -+".t.tr: and make It an important part Some Suggestions Viz a full helping of EMMY ce the picture in your decorate FUN leg scheme of things. For instance? Consider the following: butterfly A Tear limitations or gem and rock specimerit, antique Stalt‘i U N Of A course the ides bee it fans, keys, guns few or buttons, limitation& If-you collect sea shells, travel tarty photos or American furniture or posters, matchhock antique auton, covers. for instance, detorative doorknobs, dertile you can't very well hang there tasae spoon... Ed Sullivan says: "THIS IS IT!'THE BIG SHOW' IS REALLY THE BIG SHOW!"

_ -Whether travel to YenicrorYirginia carryi more_caskthan you carfifford.to.lose SEA SHELL collection Is framed—but without a covering of glass, so that you can feel the texture of the shells.. Does that list give you books or buttons to the art Ii'-asand suggest. board with all-purp glue or ties? If you're 'always carry a hobbyist, it rubber cement. Then frame the arrangement. Some colleetions—sea PArnerican Indis Idual Frames Express Travele'rSTheques for one—well require a decp Large articles, sp.„ able everywhere yet only yoe can spend them. Prompt shadow-box type frame. such as fans noland rI Net ars or ancient firearms, at,.t :44; A penny a Collar Get your Arnericas Othttr can ho Lzsreas Travelers Claques at collections — stamps, framed individually, rnatchbOOlt then the covers and but- collection can be tons, for example—can hung to- be laid gether to make an out in attention- decorative arrange- getting wall grouping. ments on art board. BANK Use your hobby deroratIve• OF Experinirmt with designs reit% • MURRAY You •' find it absorbingly in- end, when you hit on one MAGGAGE TAGS, taped to a handsomely you teresting, don't you? Others „raw Member F. D. I. C. framed map of like, make it penusztent svarid. mark trips made by wILL too, once you by family whose hobby is traveling., attaching the put it we — - stammt match. diVlair• with ESTHER WILLIAMS CLIFF ROBERTSON JUNE 2, 1961 DAY - - 31TNE 2, 1961 LEDGER & TINfES — MURD NY. KENTUCKY PAGE IFIVN VIRTUE TRIUMPHS CAMPING COST

Th't NEW YORK TIPD — A recent [assifieds YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY meeting here of the Comics Mag- NEW YORK flIPD — A few basics azine Association of America was are essential to alio,y camping ex- told' by Leonard Darvin, its ex- cursion for the family. You need ecutive secretary: a tent, sleeping bags, a camp "We've eliminated sex (in com- stove and lantern, an ice chest, BUSINESS ics), we've eliminated crime. We and a supply of disposable plates still have a degree of violence and cups. because we can't keep it out of Experts estimate the total out- Wanted To Rent war stories a n d westerns. But lay for a family of four at about I NOTICE r FOR SALE I I Services Offered triumims all the time." $250. Home! DIRECTORY L virtue ALUMINUM AWNINGS, ANY HOUSE With GENERAL HOME REPAIRS AND MONUMENTS—MURRAY Marble THREE BEDROOM color or size. Aluminum storm garage or storage house. If you services. 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PL 3-1916 available to responsible local per- 10-1i0e1e OONIO OIL DISTRIBUTORS structed from good grade finished 12-War god BOOM son capable of assuming small 1E-Now Deal 11-Small valley MO MOON BROOM lumber, painted or unpainted. Ed agency 17-Guido's OMMO Ky. Lake Oil Co. .... PL 3-1323 payments. Write credit dept., Jop- SiNcE THE DAWN OF FLIGHT, MAN NAS TRIED -TO BREAK FRY E OF high not• MMO @MOM just outside FUEL RESTRICTIONS wHiCH DRUG STORES lin Piano Co., Joplin, Mo. j2c Smith, Concord Road IMPOSE LIMITATIONS ON THE RANGE 14-DolphInIllte 22-I.ock opener MMMO COW OM Jobbers Shell Oil Products city limits. tfnc AND STRIKING F.OwER OF HIS CRAFT, FIRST FLIGHT. cetacean 24-Trial MO MIMOMMOO OM Scott Drugs .. PL 3-2547 12 SECONDS ALOFT, KITTY HAwK, 15-Sour 25-Rear part of MMUOMP =IMMO REWARD F 0 R INFORMATION PEC.17, tgoa. 16-Foundation ship MO MOO PAINT STORES 1950 PLYMOUTH CAR. ALSO Agasr,ie.x.e454,7R.:742/ELLWG. 14-Poker stake 26-j',leo MOOMU that will lead to the arrest and 28-Doctrines tobacco. setter. See or call Rob LTS H SMITH t NO JOHN P la-Printers GROCERY STORES conviction of person or perions RICHTER STAY ALOFT ovER measure 39-Pronoun Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 SAN 30-Harmonized 89-Guarantee 46-Seed coating Gingles, PL 3-3805 j2p D.EGO IN A 014-4 FOR 20-Rent who broke 1.- .0 and stole tame OVEar 11 -Irritate 21-Spanish for 42-Goal 47-Partner ens Food Market PL 3-4611.2 HiR51N5 2%1923 -Greek letter "river" 43-Three- 49 Sea eagle Electro-mode heaters, iron and air DOG PUPPIES, 23 -Bacteriolo- Free Delivery Service PRINTING POINTER BIRD 25-Indonesian 32-1.anipreY banded 61 conditioners from the Warden champion breeding. Sire son of tribesman 24-Conjunction armadillo gist's wire Ledger & Tunes PL 3-1916 Cabin located on Jonathon Creek. -9.6\911Kan' 27-Ireland 36-Footlike 44-imitated 152-F.mmets double national clIampion Pala- 29-Fen.ale horse part 45 Contest 64-Away HARDWARE STORES Call collect LOgan 6-2263, Fort monium. Dam's sire sun of double 33-Raids 85-Hard money 10 11 Lauderdale, Florida. j2c national champion Shore's Brow- 71,1190657,ZWATIAIdefV6arradAfr-zAeY 4 lt 57.Playthings 2 3 glass Hdw., cor. 4th & Main RESTAURANTS /-Z/S29.' HOURS rifler nie Doone. These are extra nice ALOFT OVER Pa iouthside Restaufaht PL 3-6892 LO6Ati•Ei-E-5. 40- Mountain 14 ROBERTSON'S SHOE MART healthy pups. Priced below their iircALIPS ENPUZW:E pass 12 specializes in men's dress, work tzec-aop,p. AERIAL 41-sta of value. Phone PL 3-5421. John E. 16 17 PL 3-1227 shoes; boy's dress, ladies' dress REFVELLINa AAAJN burden 15 SERVICE STATIONS Johnson. j2c TELLS THE STORY. 42-Portuguese for "saha" 20 shoes. Next door to Hih Burger QLJESTiON iviAPJCS 18 19 Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 Inn. j5c 13' NIPPER SAILBOAT. Cat boat CREW:mai CARL. 44-Trumpeter 0 bird 24 rudder. 't-AATT,CAPT IRA -Compass 21 22 class. 103 sq. ft. sail. New EAKER it ELWOOD 4E 4 azee, Melugin & Holton RENTAL condition. All complete. point 30 31 32 TYPEWRITER Goud QUESAr2..A.Lr HARRY 50-Malay canoe 25 26 gn 28 HELP WAN1 ED Owner in Air Force, Call PLaza YMA."._* - • - Nor HALVE26'0N, 53-Lover • 'en. Insurance PL 3-3415 SERVICE 5ST NOOE. -Arabian AND 5281. j5nc ..E K. 36 • 3 IMAL.cir • seaport 33 • Ledger Sz Tunes PL 2-1916 T Al? ft* MIDDLE AGED LADY TO KEEP 5700- F r 56-Seisi forth 40 JEWELRY 1955 BEL AIRE cUEVROLET, 4 67-Vase 37 house. See Courtney Starks at 610 58-Remainder lost-Warder • TV SALES & SERVICE door. White-wall tires. Real sharp. g42 43 ties Jewelry .... PL 3-2835 out 41 Features • Broad St. i3P Phone PLaza 3-2987. 59-Strike • Bell's TV & Ref. Set. . PL 3-5151 60-Golf mound 50 .51 52 • 46 47 As 49 uTOTAATiC St. DIES READY TO WEAR ze.eAryt.,,ioy• 61-Fruit drink 44 45 At ACTIONS • FULL SIZE ELEC, RANGE. 21" • WANTED, CARPENTERS, MUST QE-PCSEU,HN:,',; Arlit f-riZ, T R (P1) Or* kw aid am- 55 Littletons PL 3-4623 BUILT-UP ROOFING console TV complete with antenna 53 54 aan. try. be experienced. Furnish own DOWN )UOI tit FM* and rotor, Frigidaire refrigerator, Ruberoid Bonded Roofers truck, tools and crew. Apply in 157 se !mad larch FM MENS CLOTHING all in good condition. Phone PL ts 56 kie MOW wry tett person at the-Jim Walters Corp- Sea. Murray Lbr. Co. or Klapp Roofing, 1325. 2-Island off 61 • oration, 2093 Beltline Highway, 3- i7P Ireland 59 60 1061bot !S00,1011?1 vham-Jackson . PL 3-3234 Mayfield Paducah, Kentucky. j8c E-Of the third SECTIONAL C Unitc.d Feature Syndicate, Inc. 31 tattoss. • rauk Distr. by $tr maw • 1111 Main Stree him kg Wel, he.= PICKUPS: 2 1957 14111111•1•Oul. • 1956 Chevrolet, 1958 Ford, and a • 1948 jeep with front wheel drive. HERE" PICTURE lA)LTH •••••flee** NOiNOiNO! A ALL X Lampkins Motor Sales. lip SOME BOATS IN IT NOW TELL THAT's NOT THEM' HORSE. WILL WORK OR RIDE. RIGHT! ME HOW MAW BOATS YOU SEE Call PLaza 3-1893. j5c I AUCI ION SALE ("•• •' 7•Flt oo,t, :11.1• i r.': i 1: P p: ikum .1 .Ii]ef evei ou..1 AUCTION SALE, SATINDAV,I , r ,,nwrgs.ney s.::ce be gut out of the Medical whitc:, client June 3rd, 1:00 p.m. rain or shine, trance at the curl-ow! The Corps. He wouldn t even twit !.y • '.'“u almost South 12th and Story Avenue, amhuinne:?s were garaged a trinzquito'" me nits., ra .e intent." Richard Hamlin residence. Refrig- acraos the Street. eno one Of "Calm down. Whitey. I'm not lie star his engine To-d erator, stove, and other household them Wilt, pro Keil in the drive• pointing a finger at VCR] ot voujt honked sot!: ills (tit hale items. Douglas Shoemaker, Auc- wirv Trie rig • into the atrei t The sidekick I simply want to ninu partner. the ra tor, I j2c tioneer. YOU EVER I'M GOING TO BE I M 60(N6 TO BE TriE A Y! old %tooth named VI hitey loung I it you notireb anything out of came running u.il of the garage. ALL. THINK OF 15 THIS MORE THAN THAI.. SAN SilEAD OF MU51c.1.•1 URDAY led at the wheel, listening to the I the ordinary.- . The ambulance rouea mt, Lug WANT81/ - - radio He turned I* low when -Listen. Mr. Gunnarson," he street and turn-a toward the STUPID PIANO! ii I e'r'ein to the window of the complained. "I'm suppie.ed to foot Of the city, singing its cc') Can I nein vim sir"" be monitoring police calls The siren song. CLEAN COTTON RAGS. No but- 'Y.:11 mas be able to I saw manager catches me out here I followed It. Colonel Fergu- tons, no zippers, no overalls, and :t store yester- batting the nrierizt.-- son hail a blue cut 'Li:A ht the etc., please Ledger & Times. IED HOW day when you took him away "If you saw anythiel, it description given ov..r- the radio. BOYS AGE 11-14. On- Mv rame is Gunnarlioe " , won't take Jong to tell me." • • • CARRIER honest, courteous, a n d "I remember you Mr. Gun "Sure, and get ray own neck TUE LONG ra-uc faf..., 7. had ly boys work need apply. Ledg- fir mon '' He tried to smile. in is sling," I smashed Its nose on the willing to tf Witimut nuich success. "Rroad- "You can trust me to hold of an er and Times. side aluminium semitrailer. — ni in died on the way here. poor any information you have. It A policeman was dircioing traf- — NANCY by Ernie BusbmIllor oil boy.. I hated to see it hap- l may be very Impart:Mt. It's fic around the damaged ve- pen not lust a matter of one man's hicles. At the curb, eno'izer -Was he a (nem' of yours?" i death, though that's important policeman was talking to a • ROLLO IT'LL TAKE "I never saw him before in enough." tough-looking man in oil-stain- MORE THAN my life. But I have an empa- He pushed his fingers up Into ed coveralls. They were looking AND I HAD FOR YOU FLOWERS TO IHN thy with them. Like were all his hair and' slowly !dosed his down in attitudes of angry sym- A BIG fallom mortals together. Dead fist. His hair sprouted out like pathy at a third man who was FIGHT ,WIN ME HNER Or Or. know — pale weeds between his fingerzi sitting on the curb with hia ( BACK I knew, though I didn't like!"What do you want me to say, face in his hands. It was Fergu- the ivy he not It 1 Aril who does it go to 7" 1 son. rvcS weie like nerve "Just to me." Whitey and his prrtner got er .s. -It kills me to see a man -I don't anow you, Mr Gum: out of the ambulance and trotted naiaon I do know what nap toward him. I was close on their - ' Iv did Broadman die?" pens to me and my lob if rei- heels. Whitey said to the police- imply passed away. . tton people get a down on me." Man In n tone of solicitude: "Is man One minute he was yen• "Nlme them." the poor fellow badly hurt, (FUN! • Inc and struggling, trying to "How can IT What protec- Mahan?" gii lip lie was real panicky tion have I g ? I'm no muscle' "Not too serious. But you Ti next minute he sighed and man and I don't pretend to be better take him to Emergency." w• gone." Whitey sighed and smart." Ferguson lifted his head. S co. am ••••••• mop.orll went a little himself. "I blame "You're not acting too smart. "Nonsense. I don't need an am- Co.. I 1.11 I to...no ay. mys,lf." You seem to haVe evidence in bulance. I'M perfectly all right." "Why blame yourself?" a murder rage, and you think ft was an overstatement. ...momm&••••• by Al Capp ••Ilecause I didn't dream he you can sit on it until it ex- Worms of blood crawled down Lill.' MINER was going to die on me If I plodes." from hts nostrils to his mouth. had only known. I could have He twisted tensely In the His eyes were like starred glass, given him oxygen, or drugs. sent. turning his head away. "You better go along to the IT COULD BE AND IT IS - WRONG ,'--NOW I'M 'THE lint I let him slip away between His n^ck was thin and vulner- ei• hospital," Mahan said. "Looks BUT NOT FOR. LONG. I'M HAPPIEST GIRL IN THE my fingers." able-looking, like a plucked to me like you bust your nose." HOLD EVERYTHING. YOUR NAME'S PLANNING TO CHANGE IT. LWORLD "I'd like to have your opinion chicken's. "It doesn't matter. I've brok- AL- THAT COULDN'T BE SHORT of what killed Broadman," I "A man name of Donato en It before." Ferguson was a FOR ALFRIEDA VAN sail. murdered Broadman I heard it little high with shock. "What I Ar;',F T COULD IT? 411...;; "I'm not entitled to any opin- on the radio. Can't we lust need Is a stiff drink, and I'll be ; • 1 ion. I'm 'lust a IackWy around leave It like that?" right as rain." here. But It must have been "Not if It isn't true." Mahan and the ambulanee • those injuries at the back of "Donato's dead, isn't he?" men looked at each other with his head." -Yes. Pike Granade shot him. uneasy smiles. The man in "Did Broadman sustain any You know Granada, don't you?" coveralls muttered to no one in other injuries 7" "Sure. I nin into him in the particular: 'Probably had one "How do you mean?' course of work." A tremor ran too many already He mire "On the throat, for instance." through his tiody. "You think picked a hell of a time to run -Ileavens. no. He certainly I want to get ni7ilittif shot. too? a red tight." wasn't choked to death. If Leave me alone, why don't Ferguson heard him and lung- that's what you're getting at." you? I'm no hero." ed up to his feet. "I assure you "I'll be frank with you. "I'm beginning to get the I haven't been drinking. I do assume TM responsibility for that Dmadman was injured All "this time the radio had the accident. And I apologize fatally after I found him in the been murmuring in fits: and for the inconvenience." store. Between the time that starts. Now the rhythm of the Ferguson was doing a flne AIME AN' SLAT'S I found him and you took him dispatcher's voice quickened. job of setting himself up for a away." Whitey reartied out an( turned lawsuit. I couldn't help inter- I FIPL: TEARS OF REMORSE,I'LL "Who by, for goodness' the radio up. It said that a new CHUCKLE!- THINK # jecting: "Don't say any more, ANITA F 4._)k I sake?" blue automobile had been clock- Colonel. It may not have been COMPULL,IVE. 1_A1 I'VE CURED HER!! — "That remains to be seen. ed at sixty proceeding east on your fault." I'LL GIVE It's been suggested that he was Ocean Boulevard east of the SLOW UP!!- Mahan turned on me hotly. CHANCE!! roughly handled." pier. "He was doing sixty down tile ??-5ur-LooK,s1R.r.r HER ANOTHER "No!" He was deeply shocked I shouted above It: "Did Gra- Boulevard. He's due for a pile SHE'S FOLLOWIN4 by the suggeation. "I handled nada do somettitpg to Broad- of citations. Take a look at his US -WITH TEARS him like a baby, with th. up- sitichnorks," IN HER EYES If most care. I always handle Whitey sat and pretended to I took a look. The brand head Injuries with the upmost be deaf. The dispatcher's voice black lines which Ferguaon's care." went on like the voice of doom. car had laid down on the con- "You weren't the only one The car hail collided with a crete were nearly two hundred who had your hands on him." truck at the intersection of feet long. • tie opened and closed his Ocean Bonlevara and Round- -- — mouth, making noises like a table Street, Traffic Control Car Why is l'ergution so sore hut-water bottle under stres Seven was directed to the scene his young, wife didn't marry ERTSON "You wouldn't be pointing a rident. A few seconds him for his money! The story finger at my partner? Ronny Iatn the ispatcher relayed a reaches a climax tomorrow.

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ONLY lify Robert Brown The Soil Conservation NOW Service $13995 Soil Conservationist help plan this work and the ACP 145,000 trees were planted on helped finance the job. approximately 150 acres in Cal- Alfred Jones, has requested help for a loway County this spring accord- in planning a waterway on his JUN ONT ing to reports from the Kentucky farm east of Dexter. Junes also E IS Division of DAMY Forestry. This plans to do additional figure conserva- rotary that s represents an increase of 90.000 tion work after the waterway is trees over the number planted last established. POWER year. Gene Woods, Kirksey, is mak- PROPELLED! -ding to a recent study, in ink progress with his conservation this county, there are about 12,000 program. A pond and waterway acres of land in Calloway County will be constructed this spring. that should be set in trees. This Some 2 to 3 acres of severely erod- includes gullies areas or land so ed land will be set in pine next eroded that it is no longer suitable year. for production of pasture or row crops. I. D. Shultz, near Protemus has completed Most farms have some land that a waterway about 600 feet long ,hould be used for production of and 40 feet wide. This . trees. Wbrthless land can become waterway will carry water from .4 I a I valuable timber land in a corn- 5 acre field without damage from ! partively short time. Pine trees erosion. Sudan grass was - •' I are unexcelled as an erosion con- seeded now and fescus will Just look at what trol measure. Your soil conserva- seeded in late August of ear tion office will be Sept. this low price brings you! glad to help plan a conservation program for • Trouble-free • Quick wheel your farm. This will include soils tiso-speed tront cutting height suitable for pine trees. Experience wheel drive. adjustments 7.a' has proven that black locust will FIVE DAY FORECAST to Ps". not make satisfactory • Fingertip growth on By United Press • Instant our soils. Inteelvtiona! clutch and LOUISVILLE !UPI — The ex- Chas Spin-Start. You folks around Coldwater -a- matic tended weather forezast for Ken- rt'ottle, • 3 h p ,4-cycle take notice of the big improve- engine. tucky 'for the five-day period Sat- ment Harry Key is making on his • A' steel (rat urday through Wr'rdnesday, by the ' • Fingettb farm: It doests't look like the same safet) release. U. S. Weather Bureau: farm. The huge gulley back of his Temperatures will average six house has disappeared. PLUS-famous A bull- or seven degrees below normal dozer was used to slope the banks Kentucky normal 71. Louisville and fill the gulley. The entire distant markets. Other important area normal extremes 83 and 61. Cool- will be limed and fertilized Grade A plants serve other sec- liber- er Saturday, a little warmer Mon- Ika ally and seeded tions of the state. to sericea les- day, cooler again Wednesday. FLEXOR pedeza and fescue. If the work BLADE During recent years the num- Precipitation will average FARM ber of milk cows !urns out as planned, what was round one-half inch. Chance FACTS in the United an unsightly gulley will become • iTn!!--- - ,----,"••• • States has decreased 30 per cent showers Saturday, rain again alao JUNE a valuable part of a pasture IS DAIRY--MONTH. A., ce.ssing and distribut- but in Kentucky the reduction field. Tuesday. LIFETIME CRANKSHAFT o-ser -the- Untied - - &sates- lune -is mse--- trte- t has been_only. 14__Rer cent. On the recognized GUARANTEE as DAIRY MONTH. It ying one of the most important other hand increase in average _ is a period when the public's at- enterprises in the state. both as production per cow in Kentucky tention is called to the importance • n-Lotorr has no: Flovitsia of pm ple empl iyed and kept pace with the in- • bas at alals f milk and milk • swim tors on qrsact products, both real value of thelprixiuct. crease in the country as a whole. Is your auto insurance • watt sort) en set at- in the diet of the people and &is'. in The average production in Ken- '4 fleCtolg snare the economics Kintucky is in from mews.' . of the Country. It an excellent tucky is estimated as 4910 pounds as modern as tee rue. Is ^st ,s als„ an in to expand its- dairy your auto? appropriate time for in- as compared to 7,004 pounds for best cranasr.a•t dairymen. themsel:es. P. already ranks to reflect fourth the United States. Since World Crass tatttar Pall upon their problema of producing among the states as a producer of seen War 11 production per cow' in tot seen a- d marketing milk efficiently. Amer:can cheese and third in the Kentucky has increased 35 per Ile ettesscrs tetlav AT -n of whole dried milk. cent but for the United States the The farm value of milk ps..- l•n, p. c..% milk eq,oilizaion plant. increase has been 49 per cent. ducted on Kentucky farms in 1960 the Kyaraa Many i.f Kentucky's better dairy- was appr ix:mately 5100.000,0o0. Pro- luzer• Associa- men produce 12 to 14 thousand E. Blankenship of Ky. with 84 per cent of i: being sold '. )r. 1,•au,‘i:le, :s orie*iit the. wainds per 6 . and the remainder cow each year. 4,2 Maple Street c,insumed on in ri-iiiern in the it. and ; Because the average productio: Bring your "Your Homko Distributor" the farms Ad -ied to the farm 1.f.mil fac,:itate the ; movement of per cow is such an important value are such add:::onal inpust as Grade A milk from this area to !act a• in the cost of production Auto Policy ind efficiency of the business • very Kentucky dairyman should up to date: eial,ovor to increase the yield per COMPREHENSIVE e to at least the National aver- MaLi :ire Ti do this C,. - prot•ct you against any occ;- %mat would require an den, loss calls,' Hien ireprovement in that resulting at least two rate- from collts.On OT overturn. MEDICAL, PAY s, T i-:ec One, improvement in the Pays sn•dicol and hospital kills IA • rtts COLLISION themselves, throiugh better th• iniured person and Germs wk• 04 •-ra F41 Thin *phenol coverog• con protect :•.a..dlng, selecting ,ntvred riding in In., ENJOY and culling; car. FRESH yea against damages to yOur own shows •w.i. improvement in 'feeding. its tor or truck that r•fult Irons EMERGENCY r: on or- — ially as it relates to the tid•ntol collision or overturn. ROAD SERVICE .my pastures. hay and silage. UNINSURED MOTORIST .1••h. :ritti there are ,other import- Protects you against -.fact irs. bodily inivey kilLemeit you fo . . concentration on these caused by on un.foufed or A.1-00.41- • go a long TOO Moolof .11 way toward who Is liable for 11141 Meeei10.41K 144414 MILK :-AMg dairying in cry. e community spirit in this state an ••ii m, ire profitable enterprise thro!_i hout Amos-lea helps and bui,d t eeurity for millinne Agg'PPie,t, ege/p,t throz.g h U.S.Savings Londe Calloway High FFA - *sating:1 Bond Narnee New Officers ,r gram FARM BUREAU i. .1. thiwkan(1-i of rti tiC iso-asion ( ntc. ,i1f:rers have been elected INSURANCE COMPANY aid fra'Prtrii. service arid veto-r.ins. groups • Calloway County High rsc;•.rt:•.-r1 Bond dos. I. sold Bonds to Foture Farmers DAIRY of Amer- FOODS thtir n I.:121sors and bought Bonds ! - the year 1961-62. Newly the .•ected were: Ronnie Like. Presi- RAY (1. T. nt: Charles BROACH Paschall. Vice DURING The trim. Mous savings plan that re- -Pre- ---lent: Carl Howard, sulted Ian bought $714 billion worth of Secretary; n.-% (''hir'es Perry. Treasurer; 209 Maple .rr.es. college d.g rot, and tett re- Thomas Phone PLaza 3-4703 Smith. 'Vaasa funds. And Americans !dill own Reporter and Edward Hale. $43 lellion in ilonde—a huge chunk of Thf. Chapter also elected security which grows bigger each year. ,,I•ernate officers. Max Workman JUNE DAIRY W;IC elected 2nd Vice MONTH -President, Just a+ In 1941. every Sayings Bond rind Dale Dix 3rd Vice-President, you buy is a share in a strirmger Amer- Kieth Hayes Assistant Secretary; ICA As a personal imestrnent, ,1 U.S. P ,nold 3ackson Assistant Re por- Savings Bonds PCA and are absolutely riskleas or LOANS Max Park?:was elected and guaranteed to grow. .3osi,tant Sentinel"- You ran buy Savings Bonds where you The new officers will aomne hank, or on the "installment plan" their duties July 1. __where you work. Jimmie Loans Why Potts PCA not look into it and Danny Cun- One to Five toda,? oingham were selected delegates ,. to represent the Chapter at the Year pcv EVERY MONTH State FFA Convention which will hnnL "A community ' told in Louisville. Kentucky, grows on It. sartngs—and its volunteer workers." June 7. 8. and 9. Sanny Cunning- says Art Link-letter, ' ham and Jimmy famous friend of the Bond Prr,grant. Story will be LOANS DRINK MILK — THE NEAREST 'A:nerve's communities. THING TO bur sedlieh t-f7-yrt, I helve,' :iwarded the Kentucky Farmer and small. no have gotten behind maw. An), ro sr, the build soundly Degree while at the Convention Savings Bond Program for the future " To Help You With A PERFECT WO'', Every one of us owes a and Max Parks will represent the FOOD! vote of thanks to the ,01:AMU- Chapter in the State Instrument ruty organa.ations and other Your Crop — for Exponsos ...----assitassaser Clontec• Us, seil) -play-Sae' -orrepet -rresupg-wtran - Miring Jone ln the Contest. Dairy Month, discover redk- Money la available when you The next meeting will * GAS & OIL be June flood it in tho amount you need cover 1111W 11111rly at iMfvitfg i 15 at 720 111111 rl'frt'Shillg p.m. * FERTILIZER for operating expanses. Repay- Ton save more than money with Reporter. -Carl HON ird ment is mad. when you have 1611, tool glass or niilJ Call be. * SEEDS Income horn IivINTOCII Of COWS. And. whim you deal with us, shop Kentucky you become a part-owner of ho your stores for the Neils * REPAIR BILLS t Dairy Month 'specials Asax ist ion. So coma in and 111.4.01 he valk ns4sir a planned credit feilloring — for ice cream, cheeses, U.S.Savings oro‘ram TODAY. Bonds DANVILLE( Ky. let :-- and other Toddy dairy prodiods. tents.* AND OTHER CAPITAL INVESTMENTS — A Buy them where you work or bank College will confer honorary dia- grern on Don K. Price Jr.. Cam- Such as Bulk Tanks and Farm Machinery br,dest, Mass.. its commencement Ledger & Times speaker, and Dr. K•nnieth G. JACKSON PURCHASE Paducah Phifse, Louisville the Graded baccalaure- Milk ate speaker: Price jars a native of PRODUCTION Aorsersece. ne,• ,,.5as-rri m„nd..s. M'cidlesbor,„ CREDIT ASSN. OP Om IOW to the Gosirrnusrt Pl. is dean of the Har- • Depf i. grat.lul ro The Camera cold this vard University neuw,p, rim? petruele support. Graduate School of Public Information. He is a KEYS KEEL Producers Association nephew of Arthur W. Rhorer, of Middlesboro. 307 N. 4th St. Murray, Ky.

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