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United Press International IN ova 24th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, October I I , 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. ,LXXXIV No. 241 *TODAY IS THE 29th. DAY WITHOUT RAIN Local Case Is NEW TRAFFIC 82 Year Old Record Will Fall _ New traffic lights have been Paving In City Reversed By Installed at Twelfth and Syca- more streets and residents are If Rain Fails To Fall Today cautioned to watch for t h e m, Many local motorists who have What is believed to be the break- official weather for Murray and who Appeals Court been used to the four was stop" ing -of an 82 year old record was supplies the above figures _pointed at this intersection, apparently Bus immiment today in Calloway Coun- (Continued on Page 6) 'Underway; do not realize that regular stop ty. if it fails to rain. Today will lights have been installed. (Inc GE have been the 29th consecutive day FRANKFORT. Ky. efen — The accident and several near acci- without rain in Calloway County. state Court of Appeals today that dents have occurred because the 15t The record was set in 1881 when Seniors Are reversed Calloway Circuit Court in motorist would come to a stop, Franchise Is a negligence case involving then it failed 'to rain from September 3 Let pull on treat- across the intersee- through October 1. This record is ment of a patient by Dr Larry Uon without regard for the new Maintained at Caries Illinois' and it 09 Hopson at a Murray clinic. traffic lights. Guests Of The Murray City , Council met coincides with the situation here in as planned this summer in order Motorists are cautioned about last night in regular session with to give the The high court held that there Callow — County as far as can be * road base time to be- the new lights and are urged to general business of the city coming was "sufficient evidence to make ascerei.ned. come more firm. The area will pro- watch for them. a Rotary Club up for discussion. bably be paved next spring. prima facie case against Dr Hop- Last rain in Calloway County was The council voted to accept the son" whom the patient, Leo Wig- on Se otese'-r Councilman Prentice Lassiter re- 12 when the gauge recommendation of the Murray gins, contends was negligent in registsred Two High School seniors from ported .in" or rain. to the council that Poplar treating him for an eye injury which Dr. Ralph H. Woods Planning Commission to deny the Kiwanis Club 4 'ields are. tinder dry local schools spoke to the Murray and 19th. streets had been paved 1,lury Glenn Millington - petition of the residents of Plain- resulted in the loss of the sight of now and Rotary Club yesterday. with Story, Sherrie Lane, and Cher- the utmost caution is urg- view Acres Sub-division to be that eye. ed by forestry Don Hunter, in charge of the ry from Main to Walnut being groups and local fire- brought into the city limits. The men. program, introduced the seniors readied. Poplar street was widened Wiggins sued the Houston-Mc- Hears Sheriff Joe ,W. Lee At Dr. Woods Is Planning Commission studied the Rainfall through and other guests from the schools. during the past month and the en- Devitt Clinic, Inc., Dr Hopson, an September of request and it was felt that the Naval Air Station this year is Eli Alexander. principal of Mur- tire street from Ninth to Twelfth internal medicine specialist, and 11.89 inches below the petition should be denied until the normal, of 39.25 ray High. Billy Wilson, president of *has received the new coat of pav- Dr. James Hart, the clinic's eye Director Of inches of rain for city was in better condition to pro- the same Council and Ben Ho- ing. speelalist. The Murray Kiwanis Club met period. the Student perly serve the area. last For the \far as a gancanm, vice-president were in- Whitnell Estates will not be paved night at the Southside Res- PEN.SACOLA. FLA ,FHTNCJ — whole the A franchise will be granted to Wiggins suffered an injury to taurant in their regular meeting. Navy Aviation Officer Candidate county is short 1990. inches of rain troduced from Murray High School. Toy Lenning of Radio Cab to op- his left eye in December of Sheriff Woodrow New Company since the normal is 47.35 and Ed Frank Jeffrey Student 1959 Rickman spoke Joe W Lee. son of Mr. and Mrs. inches. erate a bus within the city of Mur- when a piece of metal from a bear- to the club, giving a brief history Eska Lee of Route 6, Murray. Ky.. The average anneal rainfall in Council president and Edwin Sho- ray It is understood that a bus has ing he was working on at Taylor of the Murray Rescue Squad and repolpei Sept 16 for training at Calloway County is 47 62 inches. lar, vice-president of the Student been ordered Brother Of and will make a re- Motors. Murray, flew into his eye. told of the activities of the squad the Naval School of Pre-Flight at The scarcity of rainfall this year Council were introduced from Col- gular schedule when the line gets At the clinic, Wiggins was treated over the past several years. Sheriff the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, may be noted from the following lege High. Into operation. by Dr. Hopson who used tweezers Rickman is president of the Rescue Fla. Dr Ralph H. Woods. President of tabulation which indicates the nor- Ed 'Frank Jeffrey spoke of the Murray Woman Evans McGraw has reported to and cotton-tipped swabs to remove Squad at this time. Murray State College, since 1945, mal rainfall for the specific months activities of the Student Council at Mayor Ellis that final approval of a small piece of steel from his eye. The club discussed plans for their The 16-week school is an officer was recently appointed to serve on of the year and the actual rainfall College High and , how it worked the Circarama Sub-division im- Wiggins said that Dr. Hopson annual donut sale and also their indoctrination program designed to the Board of Directors of Teachers for this year. toward better relationships between provements L9 expected this week. told him there was another small bowling tournament. A membership Introduce students to the,, funda- National Life Insurance Company , the students and the teachers. Wil- •Is Found The area will be curbed, and gut- object in the eye, but did mental requirements of being an of Louisville. Month Normal spoke on the organization of Dead not re- drive will be held, inthe near fu- Aetna son Jr tered and the streets will be paved move it. He told Wiggins that it ture. officer, and to equip them with a Harris L. Wood. president of Jan. 5.19 se the Murray High Student Council' The project is being accomplished wouldn't bother him, and advised Ken Adams had his father as his physical and mental background Teachers National Life announced Feb 4.09 .ae and some of its goals and purposes. under the Accelerated Public Works him to return to work Dr. Hopson guest needed for further training to the Company's shareholders Dr. Mare/Aar. 503 6.14 Don Hunter explained that it was Program of the Federal Govern- did not suggest any need for a April 4.12 3.52 the purpose to have all high schools Students will study subjects rang- Woods' appointment as the newest The brother of a Murray woman ment Fonds received will be match- specialist, Wiggins testified. May 4.18 represented. however Callowey ing from Aviation Science to Flight member of the board. He feels that 221 EATO was found dead about 9 30 yesterday ed by residents of the area for the Dr. Woods' association with the June 9.50 1.99 County High is not meeting today, When pain persisted. Wiggins re- Ladies Day Held Fhyaiology and from military ad- In the Maftleid Oreek where it curb and gutter work and the city be of great value in July 3.93 5.13 making it difficult to have all plan- turned to the clinic and ministration to the manual of arena. Company will crosses Highway 45 near Mayfield will pay its normal one-third of the Dr. Hart On Wednesday Aug. 3.25 ned guests present. sent him Upon completion of the school they building Teachers National Life in- 5.4 Cordial Wilson, 54 street Coat. to the hospital, took x-rays of Boar route - to a strong, secuse. financial in- Sept. 3.09 .18 Visiting Rotarians yesterday were Brent the next morning and sent Wiggins wie commissioned Ensign in the two, brother at Mrs. George Rose Manning, City policeman, stitutiqn in Kentucky. Oct. 219 — Iven Henson of Kingston. Tennes- to Memphis Tenn., where the steel Navy. 111 of Murray *as found by a neighbor will attend the 40-hour course at Ladies Day was held Wednesday. Dr. Woods, in addition to being Nov. 4.00 — see. Fred Brown and Charlie Hod -- the State Police Academy. sliver was extracted by a powerful yesterday. Wilson had a fractured Frank- October 9, at the Calloway County President of Murray College, Is al- Dec. 4.40 - f -- file-Van (if.w Paris, Tennessee and fort magnet. skull and a broken jaw. He was a on October 21. The city will Country Club with thirty ladies so an internationally known edu- Kenneth ells of 141115410148.- Guy pay for this training. BOARD TO MEET 'brother of Rev. Loyd Wilson of Doctors at Memphis told Wig- participating in a nine hole handi- cator A native Virginian, Dr. Woods John Ed Scott who records the .B111ington also had one guest. The FBI school will be Milburn, formerly of Murray. held in gins that the entry of the metal cap tournament. has been a teacher, a high school Murray in the pear future with all through the cornea, the iris and the Winners were in flights — first principal, a teacher trainer, and a A Graves County Coroner's Jury city police taking part. Target prac- lens of the eye caused a traumatic flight, Betty • Lowry, 36: second The excutive board of the United supervisor. For a number of years said that death was caused by the tic; will be held during the school cataract which would bring about flight, Ruth Wilson, 39; third flight. Church Women will meet at the he was professor of education at skull fracture but said the cause period. a loss of sight. Marie Lassiter. 35, fourth flight, home of Mrs. Johnny Walker, lo- the University of Kentucky. In of the fracture was unknown. A group of citizens acting as an Pauline Parker, 34. cated is mile north of Stella on 1936, he became director of voca- Death Of 4,000 Advisory Committee will meet with Calloway Circuit Judge Earl Os- Wilson was a bachelor and a ten- Low putts for the day Were 12 the Kirksey Highway, on Monday, tional education in Kentucky and the Murray Planning Commission born sustained a directed ant fanner, and was reportedly last verdict made by Martha Sue Ryan. October 14. at 9:30 a. m served in that capacity until 1945 on Monday night to for the defense when Wiggins seen at Seay's Breeze, a tavern lo- discuss street sued A potluck luncheon was enjoyed Mrs. Charles Crawford, president. He has been vice-president and widening, by-passes and other the clinic and the two doctors. Wig- cated near his home A paper bag fact- at noon. urges each one to be present president of the American Vocation- ors concerning the streets gins then dismissed his claim against was found near his body containing of the al Association. Is the Hard city. clinic and To Hart, Grasp but appealed two partially empty half-pints of in 1948, Dr. Woods was requested from the court's ruling on the dis- whiskey and a quart of wine. Mr. And Mrs. Joe Lassiter To Celebrate by the US. Department to go to missal of his claim as to Dr. Hop- Greece on a special missIóll to as- (EDITOR'S NOTE — The fol- soldiers tried ro pull her away. -My The coroner reported that there son. Golden Anniversary Sunday, October 12 Many sist with the rehabilitation of lowing is a team report on the son, he's in there." was no evidence he had been ha by Attend The appelate court said testimony schools there and to aid in the Vajont Dam disaster, compiled by - Was Visiting Daughter a car and it was possible that he during the trial by Hart showed realignment of educationarObjec- UPI Milan Bureau Manager Aldo Mrs. Carmela Buttet. 72, was one fell from a bridge to the bottom the proper procedure ior treating tires with- special emphasis on ru- Trippinl, Ftonle Staff,Correspond- (Continued on Page 6) of the creek. 12 feet down. Lester Go To School such a case, and it did not appear ral education. emit Rufus S. Goodwin, and Lon- es Moyers. also of Boaz, route two, that Hopson did not foil that pro- ,-Who's Who in America" shows don Staff Correspondent Harry J. found the body. He and others in- seduce. that Dr. Woods is a member of Stathos, who are at the scene.) stituted a search when Wilson had PTA Meeting Rotary International, of which he Membership In been missing for four days. "It is our opinion that the ev- is a former district governor; Alpha By HARRY J. STATHOS idence was sufficient to create a Kappa. Kappa The body was taken to the Byrn Zeta. Phi Delta United Press international jury issue as to negligence." the high -and is the Funeral Home in Mayfield and is Delta Pi. Mu Sigma Pis BELLUNO, Italy ,Vel, —The deaths PTA Is Sought The auditorium at Murray High collie said in an opinion by Special books. He is also now at the J. H. Churchill Funeral author of three of 4.000 persons is hard for the School was filled last night as par- Commissioner Coleman Wright. Biography," which Home here in Murray. listed in 'World mind to grasp, even after you have ents attended the "Go To School" includes outstanding international seen dozens or hundreds of the meeting of This Month The funeral will be held today the Parent-Teachers As- leaders from 60 countries. ' bodies broken by the force of the at 2 p. m. at the J. H. Churchill sociation. Chairman James Blalock Other organization of which he water wall that burst over the top presided. Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Two Back is a member are the National Edu- of the Vajont Darn Wednesday Governor - Beet Combs, by pro- A' A.-R. Harris officiating. Burial will Principal Eli Alexander opened the cation Association and the Ken- clamation, has designated October program Large be in the Coles Camp Ground ceme- entitled One tether at a tucky Education Association. But the grief of a single old wom- as Parent-Teacher Membership En- Time." tery. The parents then w`f nt thro- From FFA In 1940, Dr. Woods, served as a an, the terrified last words of a rollment Month in Kentucky. ugh their child's daily schedule, member of the White House Con- man trapped by the 300-foot mass Mrs. Edwin T. Callender of Reid- Pallbearers will be James Rose, They met the teachers and learned ference on children in a democracy. of water and debris, and the shock land. ,First District membership Jackie Rose, Grayson McClure, Bill the objectives of the classes,' home- and in recent years has successful- and disbelief of those spared -- chairman, said a membership en- Edwards, Dale Burkeen, and Brooks work requirements and class pro- Convention ly handled the following appoint- these are things that make the rollment .goal of 20,000 has been Duncan. cedures. ments: consultant to thc advisory disaster unde`rstandable and reveal set for this district The state goal Hostesses for the program were commission of the Council on Na- its toll far better than figures or is 222.000 for 1963-64. Mr. and Mrs. M C Ellis, Dr_ and Don Oliver and Charles L. El- tional Defense, director of the war lists of dead and missing. The national slogan is -Children Mrs. James Hart, Mr. and Mrs. dridge returned yesterday front Kan- training program in Kentucky, and The old WOM'III dug with a spoon and Schools Need You In PTA — James Wown, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey advisory sas City where they attended the a member of the national in a pile of mud, bricks, and gravel Join Iles American Team Today"• Weather Lairapkins,. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ken- National Future Farmerg of Ameri- committee on vocational war train- that was here home before the National president Mrs. Clifford N. neth Grogan and Mr. and Mrs. ca Convention during which Don ing for out-of-school youth. In 1944, water thundered down the Piave Jenkins, said -every new member Report John Trotter. represented Kentucky in the Cen- he was designated —*Stan of the River gorge, smashing thousands of strengthens our hope, our con- Wilted Press Internatiormi tral Regional public speaking con- Year" in service to Kentucky agri- little houses like hers and burying fidence, our power to make good test. culture. He was awarded a disting- their occupants. The water wall was things happen here and now. PTA High Yesterday --- 84 P. W. Ordway To The Murray boy used es his theme uished service award by the Ken- forced over the 875-foot dam by membership is not limited to parents Low Yesterday - for the "contest, 'The Challenge of tucky Association of Soil Conser- mountain landslides crashing into and teachers, but includes all re- 7:15 Today 6458 Head Buyer Group Change" 'In which he discussed the vation Districts in 1952 and one by its backwater. sidents of the school community, Kentucky Lake: 7 a. m. 9641, idea that we cannot become com- the Murray State faculty in 1956. "My son." the old woman said as whether or not they have children down 0 1 ft.; below darn 30'2.8, up placent in our life but should be Teachers National Life, a new in school". 02 ft Barkley Dam 302.5, down P W Ordway. Murray State Col- preparing for the changes that will life insurance company, organized Units are urged to increase their 0.1 in 24 hours lege business manager. hat been come in the future. to be owned and operated by and Receives Music membership enrollment by 10 per Sunset 5:26: sunrise :01, Mr. And Mrs. Joe Lassiter elected president of the Kentucky Eldridge who is the past FFA for the people of Kentucky, is now Education Degree cent over last year. The state PTA Education Buyers Association. advisor of College High School said in the process of completing its office should be notified before Feb- Western Kentucky--Partly cloudy Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lassiter will celebrate their golden wed- that Don made a very wonderful financial foundation, just prior to ruary I fork an award for this ac- and quite warm today with a pos- The Buyers Association is made ding anniversary on Sunday, October 13. The Lassiters were showing in the contest. The win- entering the life insurance business. Josiah Darnall of Murray. re- complishmeht Gold - leaf certifi- sibility of isolated showers this up of purchasing agent of 27 Ken- ner wae John Morror of Missouri married October 12, 1913, by Rev. Albert Wilson. Ours.' Glenn Billington of Murray ceiving the doctor of music educa- cates are issued for enrolling mem- afternoon. High today near 90. tucky colleges. who spoke on "The Great Future." Mrs. Lassiter is the former Olia Parker, daughter, of the is the Security Sales Representative tion degree, was among 1,498 com- bers before November 15 and the Partly cloudy and a little cooler Other new officers of the associa- Eldridge is now the director of field late Mr. and Mrs. R. T. (Dock) Parker. Mr. Lassiter is a re- in -western Kentucky. pleting requirements for degrees gold seal aseard before February 1. tonight. Low in the middle 50s. tion are Bill Gruver. University of services in the department of public tired plastering contractor and the son of Anna Lassiter and Primary emphasis of the company this summer at Indiana University. Awards were recently made at the Saturday mostly sunny and cooler. Louisville, vice-president, and Hu- relations at Murray state College. the late John Lassiter. will be on formulating life insur- I. U. Registrar Charles E. Harrell F,:irst District PTA meeting held at bert Beck, Georgetown College, se- Oliver is the son of Mr. and Mrs ance policies which will fit the anpounced. Murray State College in Murray Temperatures at 5 am. IT; Lynn Lassiter, Benton Highway,and Mr. Hafford D. Smith Fa cretary-treasurer. Everett Oliver of Murray Route One need of the education and his fam- The summer graduates, combined "for outstanding achievement by Louisville 58, Lexington 56, Coving- of Indianapolis, Indiana, are children of the honorees. Lyn- 9 and was an honor graduate of Mur- ily. with June's degree winners, raised various units throughout the 13 1111 ton 60, Paducah 62, Bowling Green Ordway has been on tne Murray ray College High School. He is now ette and Andrea Lassiter are grandchildren. Stock in the company is being the University's 134th commence- counties including 81 local units as 59, London 43, Hopkinsville 60, Hunt- State administrative staff &Mee a freshman at Murray State Col- Friends of the couple are invited to visit them at their allocated by counties and sold to ment class to 4.956 degree recipients well as four councils. ington, W. Va., 44 and Evansville, 1931. He has been business manager lege majoring in physics and chem- home between the hours of 2 and 5 p.m. They request that no residents in the state of Kentucky Formal graduation for both groups Mrs. William C Nall is president Ind . 62. since 1946. istry. gifts be presented but to just come and visit them. only. was held in June, of the First District PTA.

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4 „ Rein TWO THE LEDGER TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY * FRIDAY -:OCTOBER 1 1, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES Commissioner's FIVE-DAY FORM'AST PUBLISHED by LEDGER et TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Calloway Tunes, Consolidauon of the Murray Ledger, The and The LOUISVILLE - The extended nmesskierald. October 20, 1926, and the West Kentuckian, January Television Schedule weather forecast for the five-day 1, 1041. Sale period, Saturday through Wednes- JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLLSHER day, by the US. Weather Bureau: The Commonwealth of Kentucky, Temperatures will average 4 to 8 We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, Callcnetty Circuit Court. degrees above seasonal normal. Ken- is Public VOW* 1tellILS which, in our opinion. are not for the beet ia- 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock Homer H. Shackelford, ET AL enekor normal lerest -of Channel 5-WLAC-TV Channel.8 - WSIX-TV mean temperature is our readers. 10:00 Egg News Plaintiff, Versus Radar NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES': WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 CBS 10:15 Weather ABC NOTICE Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.( • . Week of Oct. 12-Oct. 18 10:20 Today In f3porta Week of Oct. It.--Oct. 18 OF SALE Cool over the weekend followed Stephenson Daily Monday through Friday 10:25 Films of the Xes Daily Monday through Friday by a warming trend through the IMdg.. Detroit, Mich. Birdie Bucy, ET AL Deffendant. 5:46 Perm News remainder 01 the period Total rain- Entered Kentucky, a 45 News, By virtue of a judgment and or- at the Poet Office, Murray, for transmissioa 6:00 Country Junction Weather, Timetable fall will average one-tenth of an Scvtait Class Matter. ' Pere der of sale of the Calloway Circuit 7:45 Morning News Channel 6- WPSD-TV Golden Minutes Inch or less iii eastern Kentucky, 7:00 Country Boy Eddie Court rendered at the Rule Day, SUBSCRIPTION RAMS: By Carper in Murray, per weak 30g. per 7:56 Morning Weather occurring tonight a ii d Saturday. NBC 8:00 Caplii Crook's Oct. 7. Term thereof 1963. in the month 85e. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $4.50; else- 8:00 Trimmer Vue Crew Liale or no rain expected in the Week of Oct. 12-Oct. 18 above cause, for the Division of where, $8.00. 8:15 Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Morning News western part of Kentucky. Daille Monday through Friday novelty. I shall proceed 9:00 People Are !tinny 8:40 Weatherarope to of- fer for sale at the Court House 'The Outstanding Civic‘Assot of • Community is OW- 9.30 I Love Lucy 7:00 Today Show 845 Debbie. Drake Show door in the City of Monty, Ken- Integrity cd its Newspaper' 10:00 The McCoys 9:00 Say When 9.00 Romper Rum NEW G. E. HEAD-Fred J. tucky to the highest bidder, a/ 10:30 Pete and Gladys 9:25 NBC Morning Report, 10.00 Price Is Right Horeb (above) becomes pres- public auction on the 28th FRIDAY - OCTOBER 11, 1963 11:00 Love of Life 9:30 Word for Word 10:30 Seven Keys day of ident and chief executive • October 1963, at 1 o'clock pm or 11:35 Harry Reasoner Neve 10:00 Concentration 1100 Tennessee Ernie Ford officer of the giant General thereabout, upon a credit of 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 10:30 Missing Links 11:30 Father Knows Beet 6 Electric Company Dec. 21. Months, the following described Burch, 11:46 The °Lading Light 1100 Your First Impresqon 12.00 General Howled 53, now executive vice property, VD wit: president, will Quotes From The News 1200 The World at Noon 11:30 Truth ar Consequences 12:30 Tennemeans in Town and succeed Ralph Tract No. I: 12:06 Oid Time Singing ConvenUon 11:55 NBC Day Report Country J. Cordiner, 63, retiring. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL "Thirty (30) acres to be taken off 12:30 As l'tie World Turns 12:00 News, Farm Markets 1:00 Ann Sothern of the West end of 1:00 Password 12:16 Pastor Speaks 1:30 Day' In Court the following MOSCOW -2Prernier Nikita Khruschev, saluting the described land: Forty 1:30 House Party 12.30 Romper Room 1.45 News For Women acres to be nuclear test ban-treaty and calling for further agreements: taken aft of the Northeast 2:00 To Tell the Truth 1:00 People Will Talk 2 00 Queen for a Day Quarter of Section 12, -Now it is necessary, and our governments proclaimed 325 Doug Edwards News 1:25 NBC News Report 2.30 Who Do You Trust Township 1, Range 4, East, themselves in favor of it, to develop the success achieved 2:30 Edge of Night 1:30 The Doctors 3:00 Trailmaater bounded as follows: Begin- ning still further to look for the settlement of other ripe interna- 3:00 The Secret Storm 2:00 Loretta. Young 4.00 Superman at the Northeast corner of said tional issues." 3:30 Popeye and Friends 2:30 You Don't Say 4 30 Mickey Mouse Nub Section; thence South with 4:00 Big Show 3:00 Match Game 5:30 BI-Rite News the East boundary line of said 5:40 Weal:be:scope Section: thence South with the NEW YORN South Viet Nam's Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu In 5:30 CBS Evening News 3:25 NBC News Report Saturday. Oct. 12 3:30 Make Room for Daddy 5:45 Ron Cochran with the News neat boundary line of said Quarter a speech at Sarah Lawrence College for Women: for a distance 7:00 Eddie Hill Variety Show 4:00 Beet of Groucho 6:00 The Rifleman of 40-'. poles to a "American does not seem to realize Viet Nam is winning ruck: 8:00 Alvin Show 4:30 Friday Dance Party 10:00 Newsoope thence West 160 poles to a the war.- rock in the West 8.X Tennessee Tuxedo 5:00 Ann Sather') iTues-Thursi 10:15 Murphy Martin with News boundary' line of said , - 9:00 Quick Draw McGraw 5:30 Huntley-Brulkley 10 25 Steve Allen Show Quarter: thence with said line to NEW YORK - Tran Van Choung, father of Mine. Nhu, 9.30 Mtghty Mouse 6:00 News 11:30 Five Golden Minutes the Northwest corner of said Quarter: thence with the North who recently quit as South Vietnamese ambassador to the 10:00 Ftin Tin Tin 6:06 Weather boundary line of said Quarter to United States: 10:30 Ros- Rogers 6:10 Sports Saturday, Oct. 12 WAYNE the beginning; •' 11.00 Sky King 8:25 Raymond Massey Reads the and being thirty (30) "There are hundreds of other Vietnamese who could be Saturday, Oct. 12 acres, Popeye Bible more or less better leaders of Viet Nam than the 11:30 7:00 R. F. D.-TV CALFNIP present faintly, the rul- 8:30 Fanner's Almanac ALSO. Being a part of the South- SIX MONTHS JAIL-Former 12'00 Collegiate Kickoff 7:30 Atop the Fence Post ing family.' east Quarter of Section 1. Town- Rep. Thomas F. Johnson. D- 245 Collegiate Football Scoreboard 7:55 News 9 - 00 Caph Crooks Crew MILK REPLACER _ • 9,41p The Jetoons ship 1, Range 4. East. and bounded Md.. Is kissed by his. wife be- 3.00 Bag Show 8:00 Popeye 41 BELLUNO, Italy 10:00 Cartoonies as follows: Beginning in the center fore entering court In Balti- • Sou* milk - Capt. Fred R. Michelson of St. Louis, 4:30 Glynis 8:30 Ruff and Reddy 10:30 Beanny of the road, it being the Northwest more to be sentenced to six • Roduco dt Mo , who accompanied relief workers to the scene of the Va- 500 Mr. Ed 9:00 Hector Heathcote and Cecil 1100 corner of Burnett Liissiter's thirty months in prison and a $5,000 9414five up jont Dam disaster which killed an estimated 4,000 persons: 5:30 Woods N Water, , 9.30 Fireball Bugs Bunny 11:30 Magic land of Alakazam i30) acre tract of land and being fine on conviction of con- ISIS "It's hart to visualize. The towns that were there 'along 6.00 Newsbeat 10:00 Dennis The Menace 12:00 My Friend the Southwest corner of the land spiring to influence the Jus- • Cei ib°, 6:10 Radar Weather 10:30 Fury Macke the Piave River-they just aren't there any more." herein tice Department to drop a cost. Football Scoreboard 1230 American Bandstand conveyed: thence East with -- 6:15 11:00 Sgt. Preston fraud charge against a sav- 1:30 Teen Revue said Laaslters North line about 120 • R•iss batter 6:30 Jackie Gleason Show 11:30 Buliwinkle loan firm operator. 4 200 Championship Bowling rods and ten i101 feet to the Pro- ings and cal.... at 7:30 Phil Silvers 12:00 Exploring Also convicted, but receiving 3:00 Pre-Olympic Sports vidence road; thence North with lower cost : 00 The Defenders 1:00 Watch Mr. Wizard a suspended prison sentence, 5:30 AFL Highlights the center of said public road 34- 9:00 Gunemoke 1:30 Weekend at the Movies was former Rep. Frank Boy- Looks Ilko silik. fast*, Ilk. moillt. Ten Years Ago Today 4:00 ABC's Wide World of Sports pales to C. R. Lee's Southeast 10:00 Saturday Night News 4:00 NFL Pro-highlights kin, 78, D-Ala. He was fined yet oot-portorans milk! Co... Is LEDGER & TIMES FILE 5:30 corner; thence West with said Lee's 10:10 Radar Weather 4:30 All Star Wrestling weal got time Infest catf Meshing Captain Gallant South line ( $5,000 on each of eight counts. 10:15 Today in Sports 6:30 Hootenanny and center of ditch 118 facts. 5:00 Studio Bowling rods Films '7:30 Lawrence Welk to the center of said public Ann 10:20 of the 50's 6:00 Potter Waggoner Zelt.i 1"..:es, Murray State College junior, has been 8:30 Jerry Lewis road; thence South with the center prepared to comply promptly with Sunday, Oct. 13 6:30 The Lieutenant Show appointed recording secretary of the MSC chapter of Sighia 10- 34e Saturday Color Movie of said public road 34 rods to the these terms. HATCHERY 7:45 Children's Bible Stories 7:30 Joey Bishop MURRAY Sigma Sigma, national social sorority. beginning, and containing twenty- Carl B. Kingins 100 Heaven's Jubilee 8:00 Saturday Night at the Movies Homecoming Sunday, Oct. 13 five and one-half 250..1 acres, more Master Ccerunissioner Calloway Cir- Day of Murray State College was greeted 9:00 Little Country Church 10:32 Saturday Report 8:05 News, Weather or less." cuit Court, 406 So. 4th 753-3422 Saturday with a perfect Autumn day, instead of the annual 10:00 Camera Three 10:47 Saturday Night Jamboree 810 Raymond Massey Reads the ALSO: -Being a part of the Oct. 11-18-35-C rain, and a record-breaking crowd. 1030 Homestead USA 11:17 Weekend at the Movies Bible Southeast Quarter of Section 1. Seaman Lois 11:00 Faith For Today Sunday, D. Farris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Far- Oct. 13 8.15 Cartoons Township 1, Range 4, East, and 11 Popeye 8:30 Paducah ris of Almo route one, is now at the U.S. Naval Receiving Sta- Devotion 8-30 Gospel Singing Caravan beginning in the center of a public 11:45 Pro-Football Kickoff • 9:15 Hamilton tion. Norfolk, Virginia, awaiting further a.%.ignment to a Brothers Quartet 9 30 Morning Movie road, it being the Southwest corner 12:00 NFL Football 9:30 The Naval unit in the Atlantic area Chnstophers 1100 Discovery of the Dr Crows' 2- acre tract 2:30 Vandy Football 9:48 Sacred Heart NEW TIME 3:30 PM Mis. Herbert Halpert, president of the local branch 11:30 The Christopher& of land; thence East with Crows' of 3:00 The Huddle 10:00 Iles Ls the Life 12:00 Oral Roberta line to P. P. Unnerwood's West line: the AAUW, will report on her trip to the National Convention 3:30 Third Man 10:30 The Answer 12•30 The Pioneers thence South with said Under- at the dinner meeting at the Woman's Club House. 4 00 Spelldowsa 11;00 Popeye the Daum line far Keep Company with 4:30 Amateur Hour 1:00 Eye Cia gpough to contain 11:30 Catholic Hour 130 AR/ Footled! - two and one-half (314) acres: thence 5 00 Twentieth Century 12:00 Weekend At The Mon,'s 4:15 All Pro Scoreboard West to the center of the ptiblic 5 -30 Death Valley Days 2:00 Ladies PGA Golf Tonnes 430 Men In Space road; thence North to the begin- 6 00 Lassie 3:30 File 6 POPEYE AND FRIENDS 500 Wyatt Earp ning, and containing two and one- 6 30 My Favorite Martian 4:30 College Bowl 5:30Sarfside Six half •2's fuzes. more or less.:' 7.00 Ed Sullivan 5:00-Meet the Press 6:30 Travels of Jairnie McPheeters. Undivided 24.3536 interest in the 8 00 Judy Garland 5 30 Quarterback Club '7:00 Jane Wyman Presents following real estate: 9 00 Candid Camera 5:45 Assent 7:30 Arrest and Trial "Known and described as being 9 30 What's My Line 600 Bill Show Dana 9:00 100 Grand the Southwest Quarter of Section 10:00 Sunday News 6:30 Wonderful World of Color 9:30 Medic 33. Township 1. Range 6, East and 1015 Ask The Mayor 7:30 Grindl 10:00 News Scope further de:scribed as being in Cal- 10:30 Million Dollar Movie 800 Bonanza 10:15 UT Football loway County, Kentucky. and the Monday. Oct. 14 9:00 Show of the Week 11:15 Judge Roy Bean Kentucky-Tennessee state line be- 6:00 Newebeat 10:00 News. Weather, Sports ing the South boundary line of 6- 15 Radar Weather 10.15 Weekend at the Movies Monday, Oct. 14- Isaid tract; 6:20 Today In Sports „ arid beginning at the 500 Huckleberry Hound Southwest corner 6.30 To Tell the Truth Monday. (let. 14 of said tract on 6 30 Outer Limit the Kentucky 7:00 I've Got A Secret 630 Monday Night at The Movies -Tennessee state line; 7:30 Wagon Train thence 7:30 The Lucy Show 8 30 Hollywood and the Stars North to a poplar tree: 900 The Breaking Point thence East to a 8.00 Danny Thomas Show 9 00 Sing Along With Mitch rock: thence South to the Kentucky 830 Andy Griffith Show 10 00 News Picture Tuesday, Oct. 15 -Tennessee state line, thence 900 Eastside V.'estaide 10 15 The Law and Mr. Jones 5:00 Sea Hunt West with the Ken- tucky 10.00 Big News 10 45 Tonight Show 6:30 Combat -Tennessee state line to the beginning point; 10 15 Radar Weather 7:30 McHale's Navy except six (8) Tuesday, Oct. acres in the 1020 Toe.zy In Sports 15 8:00 Greatest Show on Earth Southwest corner of 6.30 Mr. said tract lies 10:25 Chicago Bears Novak 9:00 The Fugitive in a "V- shape the 7 30 Redigo broadest part of the -V" being on 'Tuesday, Get. 15 8-00 Richard Boone Show Wednesday, Oct. 16 the South and heretofore sold by 6:00 Newsbeat 9 IV Andy Williams Show C. B. Shackelford to C. B. Win- 5:00 Yo1 6:15 Radar Weather .0.00 News Picture o Bear • . • chester: the tract herein described Ozzie 3:20 Today In Sports 10 15 Dragnet 6:30 and Harriet- • containing 154 acres, more or less." 7:00 Dubs 6:30 Marshall Dillon 10-45 Tonight show Patty Wm For source of Title see Deed Books 7:30 Price Is Right WITH GAP'N BOB 7:00 Red Skeleton 66 page 377.; 60 page 90; "R" page Wednemia4. Oct. 16 8:00 Ben Casey 8:00 Petticoat Junction 32. 60 page 97; 88 page 391; and 73 Keep up with your favorite cartoon friends 8 30 Virsiman 9:00 Saga of Western Man 8.30 Jack Benny page 315. All of the office of the 8)0 E.:vicinage 9:00 Garry Moore Show Clerk of the Calloway County Court 900 Eleventh Thursday, Oct. 17 10:00 Beg News liosr at Murray Ky. 10 00 Neste Picture i1:15 Radar Weather 5.00 Sea Hunt 10.15 Biography .0 20 Today In Sports 6:30 The Flintstortes For the prchase price, the pur- MAC-TV 10.45 Tonight Show chaser 10:25 Million Dollar Movie 7:00 Donna Reed must execute bond, with appored securities, bearing legal Thursday, Oct. 17 730 My Three Sons Wednesday. Oct. 16 inte -ost from the day of sale, until CHANNEL 6. 30 Temple 8:00 Jimmy Dean Show 5 Houston I 6:00 Newsbeat paid, and having the force and 7:30 Dr. Kildare 9:00 Cid Caesar ef- 6:15 Radar Weather fect of a judgment. Bidders 8- 30 Hazel 9:30 Wanted: Dead or Alive will be 6:20 Today In Sports 9!00 Suspense 6 30 CeS Ftepor. Theatre Friday. 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OBER 11,-1963 IMIM.110.1111110•.•••••11111b AWAY OCTOBER 11, 1981 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAO- St. Louis Cardinals ranking second and Georgia Tech tumbled to the UPI with four votes. second ten. The Panthers jumped Names Other Oklahoma Votes Is from eighth to fourth, Navy from Other votes in the comeback of sixth to fifth and Ohio State from Win Streaks On the year balloting were cast for a 10th place tie to seventh. Sandy Koufax I Hal Ikpodeshick of the Houston S.M.U.Can Wisconsin Held Mai' Still On Top, Position Colts, Dick Ellsworth of the Chi- Wisconsin, idle last week, held its cago Cubs. the Los Angeles Dodg- No. 5 posttion, Southern California Top Pitcher ers as a team two votes each and Texas Rises remained No. 9 and Nebraska, tied for Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs wit* the Buckeyes for 10th last Line and This the Week Cardinals as a team one week, took over sole possession to Two Upsets Over each. By United Press International By FRED DOWN By GEORGE LANGFORD complete the 10 elite. Koufax' credentials as the Nation- It may seem as though the foot- play so far, plays winless Christian Upl Sports Writer The Sooners, idle last week after UPI Sports Writer al League's pitcher of the year are ball season just County. ?FEW YORK — Oklahcana their upset of defending national started, but in Ken- beyond dispute. tucky NEW YORK UT — Los Angeles maintained its grip on first place I champion Southern California two high school circles they've Eminence, undefeated in Region The 27-year Dodger star Sandy Koufax was -old 200-pound left- and Texas vaulted past weeks ago. will be healthy and rest- The Al4arna Military already reached the set-utter stage II A-2 competition and 4-1 overall, hander appeared in 40 games and with several games this weekend honored by the United Press In- into second spot among the na- ed for college football's biggest game draws this week's assignment of 311 innings. He had a 25-5 record By SANDY PADVVE at carrying championship implications. ternational today as the No. 1 Na- tion's major collegiate football of the young season Saturday. They University Park, Pa., with the trying to stop Old Kentucky Home's for an .833 won-lost percentage and 1.-nited Press International Lions favored In northern Kentucky for ex- Lunal League pitcher of the year powers today in the weekly ratings received 21 of the 35 first place by 12's points. lEAD—Fred J. Herbie Phelps in an interdistrict the most victories by a National Southern Methodist can it Southern ample, two of the lomeat winning and for having made the major of the United Press International voters and totaled 322 points. make Cailifornia, number becomes pre,- game Phelps has paced OKH to League leit-hander since Carl Hub - two upsets in a row over the nine, is a 6 strAeks in the state will go on the league comeback of the year. bos‘d of coaches. Texas trounced Oklahoma State mili- -point favorite over Wet executive a 6-0 record, but the Wildcats have bell won 26 games in 1936. tary tonight when the , Notre 111 lid! when McKell meets Highlands The Longhorns' advance sudden- 34-7 to gain the nod over Alabama Mustangs Dame and 10th-ranked Ne- giant General competition in their Region II A-I It was the first time ifs their his- at Port Seta' Strikeout Mark ly made their meeting with the by the 35-man board of coaches, meet Navy in Dallas, Tex. — the , braska is favored by 13 over Air Thomas tonight. title quest from tmbeaten Glasgow leaguer ever pany Dec. 2L tory that any major Koufax Sooners this Saturday at although the Crimson Tide receiv- nation's football capital weekend. . Force. Fourth - ranked Pittsburgh . , McKell owns the state's longest set a new National Lea- the Cot- , executive vice and Campbellsville -- who collide has won both awards. 'the twin ed seven first place Last week SAW defeated favored I will be idle. winning skein at the moment with gue strikeout record of 306 in one ton Bowl in Dallas a clash between votes to only succeed Ralph tonight Phelps and company meet honors tere determined by a sur- two for the Longhorns. 'Barns Air Force and its excellent quarter- There 'are a number 16 straight victories. but Highlands season and thereby joined Rube the two top rated college teams in de- of other 63. retiring. Glasgow later, but not Campbells- vey of 24 baseball experts repre- the nation. • feated outclassed Vanderbilt, 21-6, back Terry Isaacson. This week important games around the na- —although beaten earlier this sea- Waddell, Walter Johnson and Bob ville. senting every city in the majors. unimpressive. they'll be tion, including 1 i son by Lexington Lafayette--never Feller as the only pitchers who Penn State was the only new- but was dealing with Roger Stau- Arkansas at Baylor; comer the Staubach bach, an even Duke at has lost a game in Region II Class Lexington Lafayette and Henry Koufax was the unanimous have surpassed ' the 300-mark in to first 10 in the major Led Navy tougher assignment. California: Georgia at college list, jumping Amazing Roger Staubach navi- The SMU-Navy genie Is one Clemson; Iowa State at Kansas; AA competitions The Bluebirds of Clay, which appear headed for an choice as the National League's pit- strikeouts for a season. Sandy also from 13th to of eighth with a gated Navy up four contests North Carolina at Maryland; I Highlands generally meet tougher eyeball-to-eyeball meeting for Re- cher of the year. polling all 24 pitched 11 shutouts — a new record 28,7 victory over a notch with a 26- scheduled tonight. Mich- Rice. 13 over Michigan Others find Syracuse at UCLA, igan State at Michigan; opposition than McKell and will be gion n AA-2 honors Nov. 2. fact an votes cast by the experts. He was fir a left-hander — and his 1.88 win and received Kansas Pittsburgh, Navy LSU at Miami, Fla., and Virginia State at Missouri; Minnesota at ISILIsed in this one, but still will unusually weak Somerset team and selected for having made the come- earned run average was remarkable and Ohio State one first place vote. Pitt garnered also moved up inside Tech at George Northwestern. • haTe to meet a strong Ashland team Franklin County respectively this back of the year by 12 of the 24 for a pitcher who worked so many the top 10 two first place ballots and Ohio Washington. next week. week. experts with Curt Simmons of the innings. while upset victims Northwestern State the other. That's a pretty attractive Friday All this by a pitcher who 14 Texas was a distant second in the list and Saturday's is no different rss-- The title pi ture in Louisville city months ago was thseatened with the 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 point distribu- with the , feature again in Dallas competition snould be clarified aft- loss of a finger that undoubtedli tion for votes from first to 10th between top - ranked Oklahoma er unbeaten Male collides with St. would have ended his career. places. totalling 257. Alabama had and its arch rival Texas, ranked Xavier, 3-2 but undefeated in city Simmons, 34-year old former 251 points. Pitt 165 and Wisconsin second. play, Saturday night, Manual and Philadelphia Phillie whiz kid left- 151. Navy Is Choice Flaget, each with 3-1 records and bander, compiled a 15-9 record for Illinois. Arkansas, Oregon and Sixth-ranked Navy has been in- still in the running, bang head-on the Cardinals. It marked his big- Kansas broke into the top 20 for stalled as a 13-noint favorite a- Friday night. gest winning season since 1956 and the first time this season. gainst SMU mainly on the merits LYNE it played a major role in the Car- KY. LAKE LEAGUE Mississippi headed the second 10 town in the mountains the Jen- of Midshipman Staubach. whose dinals' surprising rise as a National Oct. 6, 1963 for the second week followed by kins Cavaliers, who probably will sensational play has made him the League pennant contender. Team W. L. the Illini, upset winners over SNIP win the Region IV AA-2 title, tackle top comenuer for All - America s certain seasons might indicate Cathey Contractor 14 6 Northwestern, Duke. Georgia Tech, the Hazard Bulldogs, who would quarterback honors. EPLAC ER Tucker Fteasty 14 6 Northwestern. Oregon State. Ark- have won it if they hadn't had to ,t.irciay's- big one could even- Martin Oil 12 8 ansas and Missouri. Oregon and forfeit three contests. Corbin, off 111-1.0 tually bring a national champi. West Side Barber Shoe. 12 8 Kansas tied for 19th. to itself in Region IV AA-1, meets onship to the winner. Oklahoma Peoples Bank 12 8 Lynch Is 2-0. including a 17-12 win over Lindsey's II 9 HI IND. GAME NEW YORK trini — The lowest S..-3,ATCR defendine national champion Sou- In western Kentucky, Rowland Refrigeration 9 11 Marvin Swann Caldwell temperature reported to the U. S. 238 thern California two weeks ago. County currently rules Bilbrey's 9 11 L. D. Cathey 215 the Region Weather Bureau this morning, ex- Texas is 3-0 but goes into the All Jersey 9 11 Hiram I Class AA roost with five straight cluding Alaska and Hawaii. was 20 Tucker 213 game a 3O point underdog, villhories and figures to Bank of Murray 9 11 HI IND. GAME W. 4 add Frank- degrees at Greenville and Olci Town, H. C. Third-ranked Alabama is a 131-S lin-Simpson to the list Friday night, Tidwell Paint 8 12 Marvin Swann 215 MAGIC BACKFIRES — C. H. Maine Wednesday's high was 101 point favorite over Florida but the but the Tigers have strong Hop- Taylor Motor 7 13 Clifton Jones 247 Cunningham (above) is at Imperial, Calif. Crators are an unpredicable crew. awaiting a court hearing in , tastes Ilk, kinsville to play yet. Still in the Jerry's Drive Inn 7 13 Grant Stiles 242 leek. Fifth - ranked Wisconsin faces Johnson City, Tenn., over the ns Cone Is running is Paducah Tilghman, R. O. T. C . 6 14 TOP AVERAGES Purdue and the Badgers will be hyp- least calf Medial which meets a crippled Bowling RI IND. SERIES SCRATCH Noble Knight 175 high school magic show a 7,s point choice. Teresa Fletcher, --Own team Friday night j Bob Wade 661 Prank Krautheir 174 notizing of Cello Stet e, ranked seventh, 12, who failed to emerge FIGHT j L. D. Cathey 547 Bob Wright ...... 173 meets Illinois which upset North- completely trance Murray. seemingly headed fctr an- , Purdom Lovett 648 Red Doherty 172 from the western last week but the Buck- The hearing was postponed HATCHERY other shot at the state Class A MUSCULAR Bill Fandrich 546 Hatton Garner 1'72 YANK TAMERS—The three Dodger pitchers who made it four eyes also are a 7's point favorite. until she is well enough to title it won last year. takes on HI IND. SERIES W. H. C James Neale 172 In a row over the New York Yankees enthuse a bit in the Lions Are Favored Morganfield in a district contest, Grant Stiles testify. Cunningham is s '753-3422 Los Angeles clubhouse. From left: Don Drysdale, Sandy DYSTROPHY 6/9 James Washer 172 *le Ft. Campbell, which has mat- part-time magician from Koufax and Johnny Podres, Bill Fandrich 664 L. J. Hendon 170 Penn State, number eight, meets ched Murray's 3-0 record in district Kingsport, Tenn. Marvin Swann 650 Vernon Riley 170 one of its bitterest foes in Army PM Bakers Dozen ENDS Donut Shrpp CHESTNUT STREET SHOPPING CENTER

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p. YOUR TIM LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. lif N T Cat FRIDAY — OCTOBER 11, 1983 1 Lottie Moon Circle Social Calendar Mrs. J. B. Burkeen 753-1916 Meets At Home Dear Abby . . . Of Mrs. Outland Friday. October 11 of the First Baptist Church will or 753-4947 The Hotnekares ('horn will meet meet at the church at 3:45 pm. Mrs Purdoni &land was hostess at the home of Mrs. Barletta Writ- • • • for the meeting of the Lottie Moon User, 1606 Farmer Avenue. at 1 Tuesday, October 13 Circle of the womari,a Misenonary p m. Each club is expected to send The Lydian Class of the First In FUN --- BUT STILL IMMODEST Society of the Pin* Baptist Church two members. Baptist Church will meet at the held at her home on Monday eve- see. home of Mrs. Mac Thomas Tarry ning seven-thirty o'clock. The Kenlake Homemakers Club at 7 30 pm Group VI composed of =4/ impressive installation of the Vowtaidp An will meet at the home of Mrs. Ed- Mesdames Laverne Neale. captain. Abigail Van Buren officers a•as conducted by Mrs. L. ward Lee at 12-30 p m. . Thomas Banks. R L. Ward. Wil- Dunn. Mrs. °doge Vance is the • • • • • burn Farris, Noble Ferris, B. C. new chairman and Mrs. G. T. Lilly The Rainbow , Girls will have • Harris. Huron Redden. Andrew J. La the new co-chairman. practice meeting for all members Ward and J. I. Houck will be in DEAR ABBY: What do you think letting a child grow to thin. He is Mrs. Henry Warren was in charge at the Masonic, Hall from 9 to 11 charge. a very active child, and I've never of the program and introduced Mrs. • • • of a mother who won't let her 12- am. into that apart- Lubie McDaniel who gave a review • • • year-old boy fight his own battles? seen a doctor go The Faith Doran Circle of the on the life of Grace This mother runs outside every ment so I don't think the boy Is of the book The North Murray Homemakers First Methodist Church. WSCS will Missionary Nurse. time she hears a disagreement in siokly. Please don't think me a McBride, club will meet at the home of meet in thi senior youth room at - The scripture reading was by which her son is involved My son busybody. I just had to tell scene Mrs. Hallett Dunn, 201 South fth 2.30 pm with Nirs. Autry Farmer I can do? James Ward. is part of the neighborhood group body. Is there anything Mrs. Street, at 1:30 pm. as pro.rani chairman. Mrs. Claude A NEIGHBOR During the social hour refresh- • • • of about 12 boys who play together. Farmer and Mrs. Jesto Wallis will • • • • ments were served by the hostess We have taught our son to be re- The Poplar Spring Baptist be hostesses. to the twelve members present. Church WOLS will meet at the home • • • spectful to adults, so when this mo- DEAR NEIGHBOR: I thing it's ther rune out, ttells the other boys • • • of Mrs. Clovis Byerly at 7 pm. The Christian Women's Fellow- safe to assume that the parents to quit picking on her son, noone ship of the First Christian Church are as concerned about their son's is to talk back to her and tell Saturday October 12 will meet at the church at 9:30 am going health to you are. A child who ap- The Harvest Dance at the Calla- • • • her its usually her kid who starts pears "thin" is not necessarly Murray Wives Club it. I am only one of the mothers way Country Club will be held from The First Baptist Church Wom- slowly starving to death. Your in- who doesn't know how to handle Has Dinner Meet 9:00 to 1 -00-with Sellers Leach and an's Missionary Society will meet tentions are good, but any sugges- this Can you help us? meddling. his orchestra. Members and their at the church at 7 -1 pm. with the tions would be considered The Murray Manufacturing wives DEAR MOTHER: of you out of town guests will attend. Annie Armstrong Circle presenting One • • • • Club held its monthly dinner meet. • • • • mothers who Is friendly with this Mg at the Triangle Inn on Tuesday the program. your mind? For a per- A Sock 116p will be held at the • • • woman should tell hes,that she is What's on evening at six o'clock. her sonal reply, send a self-addressed. Murray Worruw's Club House from Murrao Assembly No. 19 Order hurting son while trying to Winners of the prim* were Mrs. Baud Coh- help learn to re- stamped envelope to Abby. Box 33- Colt. 7 to 11.30 p. m., sponsored by the Of the Rainbow for Girls will meet him. Boys mast BillCieurin and Mrs. Norville en. 33, and themselves. 65, Beverly Hills, Calif. Rainbow Gals. Admoroon is 50e at the Masonic Hall at 7 p.m. An solve differences among Mrs. Holmes Elbe Jr.. was wel- d a ug hter It is stag and roe drag. initiation will be held. part of growing up. Phyehia- comed as a now member. • • • • • • • Amy, 10. tristie vouches are bathed with the d ied 48 -How To The hostesses for the evening The Merry Mixers Square Dance The Music Department of the sweat of men whose mothers ran Pea' Abby's booklet, hours after Wedding," send 50 were Mrs. W. D. Caldwell, Mrs. Club of Mayfield will have its Murray Woman's Club will meet Interference for them. Have A Lovely eating fish. 3365, Beverly Clifton Campbell, Mrs. Glenn Char- monthly dance at the American Le- club house 7:30 pm. Host- cents to Abby, Box at the at and Mrs. Jack Cochran. gion Building at 8 p. m Bob Fisk DEAR Hills, Calif. les, will be Mesdames Clegg Aus- mot mon pmegtoge—Tennessee Public Health microbiologists examine the suspected ABBY: Our son is mar- of Kansas City., will be the caller. tin. David Gowans, Clara Grafilf. rying a girl we all liked very much • • • • smoked whitefish - in Nashville, where It was taken from Knoxville, where two persons until she started Neale Mason. 0. B. Boone Jr.. J. M. died and several others were hospitalized after eating it. The packaged fish (left) was planning the wed- ding. She said Monday, October 14 Converse, James C. Hart. and Geor- bought at a Kruger supermarket It was packaged by Dornbos Bros. Fisheries of Grand she didn't want any of ge Stewart. Haven, Mich. Rare type "E" botulism is believed to be the killer, those old-fashioned songs, like The Bethany Sunday School Class • • • "I Love You Truly" or "Because" of the First Baptist Church will Wednesday. October 14th played at HER wedding. She WILMS meet at the home of lir& Rudolph The Ladies Day Luncheon will be songs that "mean something" to Thurman at 7 p. served at noon at the Calkrwav her and our son. It seems they met • • • • County Country Club. Hostesses al.: and fell in love to a Jazz song cal- The Executive Board of the Unit- be liesdaraes Rutnn James. Bernaro led -WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM ed Church Women will meet at the Bell.' Joe Brunk. By N. Craw- I?" And that, Dear Abby, is what * TONITE and SATURDAY * * home of Mrs. Johnro Walker at 9.30 ford. Richard Farrell, Robert Hib- she wants the church organist to Feo.tures Fri. at 5:00 8z 8:00 - Sat. at 1:30, 4:32,'1:34 am. bard. Edear Howe. and Don Shel- play at our son's wedding. I told • • • ton. my son If they phiv• -WHAT KIND Mrs Alvin I'vey will be hostess • • • OF FOOL AM I" in church they THE MOST ACCLAIMED for the meeting of the executive The Potteruovn Homemakers Club Durable will have to get married without board of the Karksey PTA at her will met: at the home of Mrs. Gus- me. Am I wrong? MOTION PICTURE OF home on the Penny Road at 10 30 ne 600 Poplar, at 10:30 am GROOMS MOTHER OUR TIME! a. m. \\I„iirgDEAR MOTHER: I think you are • • • • probably *morning that the bride a BEST PICTURE!" The Business Guild Of the Foot PERSONALS plans to walk down the skate to Mrs. Bran Neal is confused to Wh000r of 10 Christian Church will meet with "WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM I?" her home with an injured foot. She Denim Acstleasy Awards! 7,47 Mrs. R. D. Langston at 7.30 a. m. She probably has in mind a medley Sycamore Street. SUSAN BARDEN ' • • • • resides on By of their favorite songs - • • • • as a, Prelude denim, durable 0“••••• The Mattie Bell Hays Circle of BL'ZE to such ceremonial music as the WINN Ws.. guests in the home at Mr. rigors of the First Methodist Church WSCS Recent enough to stand the traditional Lohengrin. P.S. If this Admission — Adults 90t - Children 35t Mrs. E. M. Semites and Mrs. and playgrcund, will meet in the social hall at 7.30 and classroom is not the plan, see If you can't Halite Heenvood were Mrs. Dustin wins the approval of mothers P. in. vitiate It ass compromise. XTRA! XTRA! SAT. 11:30 A.M. Cairo. Ill, and daughter. this semester. • • • • Dudley of and children ' • • • • chal- Circle V of the WMS will meet Mrs. Warren Wideman and Boys and girls like the Terry. and well. at the First eagoist Chapel at 7 dren. Kevin. Kenya. clothes because they are DEAR ABBY: In the apartment KIDDIE KARTOON ifARNIYAL • • • • Darien. of St. Louis, Mo., Mr. and Cut and comfortable arid their building where I live is a couple MTh- Schultz Riggs. Mrs. liable mamas approve because they with a little boy. The husband is a P and The Soma Department of the Zucker and cleughter. Judy. are so easy to wash. professional an and his wife is Coletn. all Of Padu- Morray Woman's Club will meet Miss Dorothy New Styles a nice appearing woman, but she See 11 Color Cartoons! cah. is letting that little boy slowly a: the clue house at 7-30 p m The new styles range from • • starve to thin I Hootesses will be bleeds/rues long pants with simply de- death. He is so Mrs. Bennie George and Mrs. cry Isn't Alexander. Tommy' Alexander. Her- tailed bib-fronts for kinder- coull there some way a Phis "NEST SIDE STORY Norman Klapp attended a meeting man Ellis. Haley Gore, and John gartners to knee-capper s, nurse could be sent to that home, Episcopal Women. at the Trinity Gregory. of jumpers, pinafores and slack to tell that mother to feed her — Children 35e - Adults 90e — Owen.sboro. on October 3. • • • • March. schoolers. Child? I saw the husband in the hall • • • suits for grade CARTOONS START PROMPTLY AT 12:00 NOON The Altar Society of Si Leo's Heavily-Imed jackets in this one day and I tried to tell him that Hallett Dunn has returned Catholic Church will meet at the Mrs. sturdy fabric take young- his son looked like he needed vit- a visit with her sister. home of Mrs Bernard Harvey at borne after sters off to school in good amins, but he didn't seem interest- and Mr. Dunn of 730 p. m. . Mrs D Y. Dunn order and 'eruig them home ed. There should be a law against • • • • Lei:mech. in ep-top shape. j The Euzehan Clara of the First Many of the outfits feature - MURRAY Driveln Theatre KNOW Baptist Church will meet at the NOW YOU their own hoods. while others International Rev. Moorehead Is home of Mns Hafford Parker at By United Press are tnrroned in contrasting TONITE & SATE RE/AV * Open 6:00 - Start 6:45 botulines. the 7 30 p m. Group I composed of The toxin of the colors and coordinated with Speaker At Joint deadly Mesdames Gus Robertson. captain. germ which produces the matching caps. Jeans for the called bo- Meet Of Parker. L T Crawford. James Kee, form of food poisoning boys, and slacks for the girls, LEP!: BROTHER wears a plain sports shirt and blue jeans. Circles a new kind al tulism. is sometimes so strong that Right: Sister's outfit combines printed blouse with slacks. Dewey Lampkins. Sr.. R. R. Parker. are often warmly lined. Rev. Donald Moorehead was the as little as one part in ten million love-story! and R_ L. Seaford. speaker at the joint meeting held • •• • will kill a mouse. according to the A. by the Alice Waters, Berate Tucker. Popular Medical Encyclopedia cam The Intermediate Girls Auxiliary and Maryleona Frost Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Serv- ice of the First Methodist Church -WALK on Tuesday morning at nine-thirty o'clock at the church. ON "College Students Today" was the THE theme of the talk given by Rev. Moorehead who discussed the in- WILD terest of the students in the church double power. Locally owned. 62 BONNEVILLE. Air and •and miesion work. SIDE Mrs E. A. Tucker introduced the '60 CORVAIR 4-Door Sedan. speaker and gave two verses of — COMING SUNDAY!! — scripture '60 CORVAIR 2-Door Sedan. from the Sermon on the Mount. She urged the recruitment '60 DODGE 4-Door Hardtop Phoenix. Double power. of the young people for missionary Please do not reveal the middle of work. this picture! '59 OLDSMOBILE S. 88. Air and double power. The meeting was opened with a hymn by the group followed by arid white, V-8, automatic. '59 FORD Wagon. Red prayer by Mrs Tucker. • Refreshments were served by the '59 FORD Wagon. Blue and white, V-8, automatk. hostesses who were Mrs. Heron '59 FORD 4-Door Sedan. 6-cylinder, straight shift. West, Mrs. John Winter, Mrs. Per- ry Brandon. and Mrs G. C. Ash- '58 MERCURY 4-Door. Automatic. craft. JERRV as Following the close of the meeting LEWIS '57 PONTIAC 4-Door Hardtop; Double power. each c:rcle held a short business THE session with Mrs. Glenn Doran pre- PROFESSOR" Convertible. Double power. ta Jet.), Levee Pic,7 '57 OLDSMOBILE siding for the Bessie Tucker, Mrs B. C. Allbeitten for the Maryleona '57 FORD Fairlane 4-Door. slab- 3/Eintiuk, DEL MOORE'KATHLEEN FREEMAN Frost. and Mrs. Ashcraft for the I 7lcl'ustmuat '-.5. '57 FORD 4-Door. _Alice Waters.

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.14 FRIDAY - OCTOBER 11, 1963 THE LEDGER & T/MICS - MURRAY, KENTUCKY Nom PAGE FIVP BER 11, 1963 g 1 ttic heat 150 with Gallaway In, NOTICE FOR RENT I as Realty /9state Phone 753-5942 .n Circle 0-14-C IF YOU ARE interested in -dome buying NEW 3-bedroom and den house, or selling your property contact Sam near college, 696 per month. Avail- CARD OF THANKS utland Beaman or Wayne Wilson at Wil- able now. Phone 753-3162 or 753-- wan Realty or call 753-3283. N-6-C We wish to express our thanks kaland was hostesS 2364. 0-14-C and appreciation for the many acts if the Lottie Moon IF IN:EMS TED in taking flute NEWLY DECORATED 5-room first of kindness and sympathy extended ()MAWS Missionary or piano lesaons Phone 753-1391 floor apartment, facing college to us during the passing of our son rat Baptist Church after 5:00 p. m. OCP campus. GILS furnace, air condi- and brother. Especially do we wish e OH MondaY eve- tioned, with electric stove and to thank 15ro. Harold Lassiter, Bro. o'e1oct shavers at Lindsey's Jewelry. N-4-C Farmer Avenue. Also will do iron- thermostatically controlled. Three IS YOUR PLUMBING system in dish- washer. Will rent only to Jack Jones, J. H. Churchill Funeral installation FOR SALE ing. 0-12-C large fluffy feather need of repair. If so then call couple, of the DIZANT merely brighten your car- beds. Phone PL I MALE HELP WANTED Home, and Taylor & Sykes Plumbing Repair or small family. Phone 753-2234 for the donors of flowers uoted by Mrs. L. Is. 3-1810. 0-10-C pets. Blue Lustre them WANT AN EXTRA NICE new thaw appointment. and food. May God's richest bless- die Vance is the Service, Concord Highway, Phone 0-12-P TYPRWRIllat.-MIRCLE TAB 11' eliminate rapid resoiling Rent elec- bedroom brick house, ceramic ings be with each tile 1953 PACKARD, in good condition. TWO MEN OR WOMEN 753-4509. 0-16-P one of you. id Mrs. G. T. Lilly carriage portable Remington Quite- tric with car. shampooer $1. CRASS FURNI- bath, nice family room with bulltin Will sell The family of Steve Davis 1TC riter, juet like new. Only used a for $125.00. PL 3-366.1. sell Watkins Products, local terri- FURNISHED APARTMENT. 3 TURE. 0-12-C range, storm windows and doors, 1606 RAISE YOUR ea'ves at lower coat rrew was In charge short time. 753-1766 or 753- W. Olive, Murray. 0-14-P tory. Average over $2.00 per hour. rooms and bath, upstairs and utili- Phone electric heat, utility, carport, on on Wayne Calfnip milk replacer. nil introduced Mxs. 3112. lane WILL SACEUFICE at a loss. Three Per personal appointment contact ties furnished.. $50.00 per month. paved street with city sewerage and 1-BASSI ELECTRIC guitar. 1-14 Looks like milk, taste like milk, yet WANTED wiso gave a review bedroom house with kitchen, family Manager, Eulice Motibray, 208 S. Call 753-3770. , 0-12-C water, then elecic at Rooerts Realty size Gibson flat top guitar and 1 out performs milk. Murray Hatchery the life of Grace room, living room, large bath and 16th. Murray. 0-15-C 1665 MERCURY. Power steering and for we have three to choose from. utility guitar. Phone 753-3922 014P 0-16-C 3-BEDROOM era Nurse. utility room, carport, and storage HOUSE. 2 miles out power brakes. automatic trail/era- WANT A NICE three bedroom brick WANTED ALL-AR,OUND MAN for - on black top road. Bath and elec- reading was by room. Located two miles out just PIANOS-New spinets $309.00. One HARDY CUSHION MUMS: Eight sion, 2-door hardt p. Sec. at hales house on a nice lot, well built, only Utility type work, steady Job. P. 0. 1. off Benton Highway. Buddy Robe, used Baldwin acrosonic colors, in bloom. Shupe Nurseries, RAILROAD CAREER Trailer Court. 'Trt..ler 19. 0-H-P two years old for $11,250, then check spinet. Toni Box ea D. 10-11-C Mal hour refresh- Phone 753-6375. 0-14-P Lonardo Co., Sedalia, Ky. Jobs as telegraph operators - at Roberts Realty. Paris, Tenn, 0-11-C 0-11-C tiOG MARKET ed by the hostess EXPERIENCED SERVICE Station and station agents are opening Clean. OR WANT A NICE two bedroom ,- "ober* present. 13 2-BEDROOM TRAILERS INTERNATIONAL PICK UP truce man, age WANTED: Responsible party to in' most areas due to the heavy 59 VOLKSWACEN in gooc condi- brick house with nice den, large 24-46. Apply in person. Oct. 11 - Kentucky Purchase clban, clean, 146 btreamline $1495. Will seel or trace for calves. Phone take over low monthly -Area tion. all PL 3-4785. 0-12-C Full time employment. No phone payments on Hog retirements, promotions, and 1956 Travel Home $1596. 1958 Prairie utility roan, kitchen, living room, PL-3-2987, a Market report including 10 0-14-P calls. Green Sycamore Service Sta- spinet piano. Can be seen locally. deaths. If qualified, you may S000ner $17S5. 1963 Star 50)(10' $3,- electric heat, storm windows and buying stations. tion, 403 sycamore. 0-11-C Write Credit Manager, P. 0. Box prepare at low cost for place- and value GOLD RUSH Sweet Potatoes. Nice doors, on a very nice lot for $9850, ASHLEY WOOD HEATER. perfect E3kimated Receipts 1650 barrows 495. Consider guarantee 215, Shelbyville, Indiana. 0-12-P ment in one of these openings ives Club -ton bobtail eating potatoes at 50e bushel. Phone check with Roberts Realty. condition, new lining. aize 25C, and Nits steady to ....e higher. Also 1957 Dodge truck 2 starting at $400 a month and up motor in 247-4471. Cooper Jones at Jones OR IF IT'S a good 50 acre farm $25.00. Call 753-6011. 0-14-P U. S. re; and 3 190-240 lbs. $15.10- ✓ Meet for pulling house trailers, MACHINEWANTEDSEWING MECHANIC and other benefits, providing excellent shape, $806. Mathews Mill, Cottage Grove, Teen. Bring with extra good land only l.$ tulle 15.50; Few 11.143. 1 190-230 lbs. $15.50 3-PIECE BATH ROOM outfit. Toil- you are between the age of 17 inufacturing Wives Trailer Bales Highway 46 North, own containers. 0-16-C off paved road on two good gravel Must be 1 -15.75; U.'S. 2'sd 3225-210 lbs. 14.00 et, fully experienced on 99W and 34 and a high school grad- good fences, good stock wash bowel and bath tub, price -15.25: U. S. 1,I and 3 richly dinner meet. Mayfield. 0-211-C roads, has high speed sergers and other latest 170-286 lbs. uate FALL AND WINTER clothes, Miss- $35.00. Also 3 sinks. Call 482-25122. WANTED: GENTLE/4''.N, manager or equivalent, physically fit. ;le Inn on Tuesday water, tobacco barn, then check type of equipment. Excellent sal- 113.75-1525; U. S.`N,sk , 2 and 3 170- es, sizes 7-16, call 753-1335 on 1631 10-13-C of well known organization needs .ind not color-blind. Jobs wait- PARTS FOR all makes of electric with Roberts Realty, phone 753- ary. Steady work. Call lat5 lbs. $13 75-15.25;ii. S. 2 and 3 collect or small bachelor Apt, or room with ing for graduates. If sincerely e prises were Mrs. 1661. 0-14-C write Mr Elton. Edmonton SOW5 400-600 lbs. $11.7 .42.50; U. S 1 ROAN COW and calf Also 1 mare Mfg. Co., private bath. Write Box 627 Murray. interested in a personal inter- Mrs. Norville Cole. Edmonton, Kentucky. 1 and 2 250-400 lbs. $12a4a14.00. - FOR LEASE for sale or trade for C9W. 1 Cut- 0-12-P 0-12-C view, write stating age, phone Jr., was wel- Modern, two-bay service station well kael for loca- l and U.S. Hwy. JOHNSON 7 JOrTO,R, 5 q. p., Ham-'ruff saw. Call 753-3.181 after 5:00 t number, address, marital status, Outstanding 1 p m member. traffic. Necessary equipment for operat.oa a.ailable. erless pump shotgun. Good as new. 1-T-P I WANTED TO BUY 6 issues of mud occupation to fur- business opportunity for qualified •Oers.y.i. Mane 754-542t for Three F September 27, 1963 Ledger & Times for the evening Set of golf clubs and bags. SERVICES OFH7tED ther information. woods and 5 irons in good condition. 3-BEDR1 OM trick. living r Ken, newspaper. TFNC D. Caldwell, Mrs. CO11'1ST Railroad Training ASHLAND OIL & REFINING One pair of shoe ice skates. Extra kitchen, forni13 room, utility andijm.,,, Tor farmers, Mrs. Glenn Char- Murray, Ky. SPREADING WANTED TO RENT-Corn ground P.O. BOX T272 P.O. Box 649 Ph. 753-5424 heater. Double unit, carport, on Catalina Drive in Plain- t Cochran. large electric with excellent service provided. ABC for 1964. Contact Nicky Ryan, phone \N . ASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. view addition. Phone 753-5687. 014P orders accepted. Call Cecil Paschall 753-3964 or after 6 p. m. call 492- 0-14-P at 753-3426. 0-15-C 3908 0-17-P 50 ACRE FARM with 6 roam house good well water, 25 acres in bottom. PEANUTS:, by cbay ---m. Price $5600 PFAUiS 106 ACRE FARM on paved road, 7HOW ARE FINE qESTERDAce I LEARNED one half of land in bottom. 4tX/R PIANO r WHERE "MIDDLE C 15... 3-1SEDHOOM HOUSE on nice lot, LE5SONSCCMIN6 1: CONGRATULATIONS close to town. Can be bought worth ALONG?} f. n the ric.‘...1 puatiriit,1 by avnlea lloor..g. C. Copyright, the money. * law, by Dom Biwa. Elstributed by Kiag Features gyadicata 3 APARTMENT HOUSE on nice 4:32 , :34 WU T lI IlArrr.NED From her tone when she an- "Anything yeu want," I told lot, electric heat. Income on 2 Ma 111 . job 11111$1. lest ai the $g rot., es of the volt- 'swered. I gathered that she ex- her. -What Isit ? apartments 186.00 per mbnth. era 13..eributina nappened to pected me to be toe Campt. -Just this Did anyone send coincide with • purase-anatthina at- 2 ACRES OF LAND with a good 3- thief Na n% Norl- 'Doug? But I oat saw you,' you to Western Distributing to temot .os a any bedroom brick house, bath eiai Utilizing ..eimeat tr.., le, be "1 know. but now ims at a look for a ysti?•' and la, iL,arned in a Cuban exile a Eel. double garage. training camp in rlorida the young service station blocks -Send me? Not 1111}eS3 you DAN FLAGG by Don Sherwood acernentant subdued the knife-wield- away. I've been thinking. Ita mean the employment agency." 6-ROOM HOUSE and bath, on 1 ing *neva and was thanked ev too nice a nigh: to waste. How acre and half of land. A nice place. Lou. attractive blonde A sudden thought struck me, _AND MY coaitacf5 COO MENTION ON, CAPTAIN, DEFORE YOU LEAVE I %Oaf, Reardon the Price $6750. to anolie' reame or had eon).- Hui about inviting a guy to the,and I added, "Is this some- -- AND I ARE vERS 'GENEROUS MONEY TO ME! OPE 70 ocpegMy CONERATLILATIONS ON YOuR nianagei or Western tier fa•ler, dance?" thing your father told you to BE REASONABLE, W vOu WILL ...:OOPERATE, THAT'S WHAT csoT MARRIAGE SUNDAY. I ONLY HOPE THE LADY DistrIbutIng found no job for hint HAVE SEVERAL nice houses and Wandering about Saeramento She was quiet so long I was ,find out?" CokoTAN WARREN, SOU SOUR FINANCIAL ME IN nes MESS! MARINE DOE5h7 LEARN HER HUSSAND- atartia was surprised to hear that lots. W. H BROWN REAL ESTATE '

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