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United Press International IN OUR 14th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, March 22, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 69

19 Injured As "-onvict Cracks Joke kout-O-Rama Tickets I Mental Health school Buses Crash Rayburn One eta He Is Executed On Sale This Week Medical Revolution Predicted

Girl Scouts of the Bear Creek AV(XeDALE, Pa MEV — Two Frederick frogram Aim Of Speakers OSSLNING, IN. Y. ele — Council and Boy Scouts of the Four By Rotary Speaker Thursday sebool buses carryins a total of joke then Ohaees Wood cracked a Rivers Council will be given tick- Awe 85 ntrnile.,conided today on wish Thursday nigtit by got his ets for the 1903 Scout-O-Raina this a narrow bridge over Wbite Clay electric chair at Sing hormones and drugs like dying in the week, and with the beginning of A medical revaheice which will the-tic Of Breathitt ereek At least '19 persons were At State Meet have sewed S.nig Prison ecket sales, plans for the biggest uncover droge for most oil the now the diuretics which injured. incurable diseases was predicted countless lives. He also noted the State policemen Charles Zaeor- A moment before he was ,trap- young people's project of the area BRA.NDEN'BURG, Ky. UT — Ed- by George R. Burton. Sr. of CTBA tranquilizers which have reduced skie said the brakes of one of the ped in the chair, the 51-year-old , go into high gear. ward Ned Breathitt, who campaign- Pharmaceutical Company_ the number of patients in mental lame,. failed as it wee coming down admitted killer of five persons II The ahow, which displays in ac- ed in Bullet County today, told a tion all phases of Scouting, will Addressing the Murray Rotary 'hospitals. a hill and slammed into the other 'old the 12 official witnesses: research in a rally here Thursday night that he bs oeened this year on Saturday, club yesterday he said, "We are The result of 'drug will work to create a community ! but. 'I have a speech to 'make. This BONN PROBLEM — What to now in the midst of a medical rev- highly competitive industry has The fiest bus, (merited by Lillian April 2'7 and Sunday, April 28, '4‘nentel health center program if s an educational project. do about Georges Bidault olution_ Nine out of ten prescrip- beer, that in 21 years" America has Groff. 93, and carrying about in the Big Burley Mart, Cairo Road, e:ected governor. E 'You are about to witness the (above'. former French pre- tions written today could not have introduced more effective new lb 26 veunesters of Avon Grove area Paducah. A parade of all partici- Breatfiitt was scheduled to visit lamaging effect electricity will do mier who Is wanted Is been filled in 1936." drugs to combat or cure illness schools. plowed into a steel gird- pating units at 10 a. m Saturday, Shepherdeeille, Lebanon Junction, to Wood. Enjoy yourself" France as head of the Un- With the first anti-infective drugs than all of the rest of the nations er of the bridge. It came to a will begin the two days festivities. Clermont. and 'Mt. Washington to- detgroond National Resist- discovered in the early 1940's, the of the world combined," the speak- halt near a 15-foot embanktneert Then, clad in green trousers and General chairmen for the show day .before makirtg a television ap- ance Council, with aim of Pharmaceutical industry realized er said. "In contrast. Russia has leasling to the creek, which is i white 9hirt, he sat down. At' this year are Bill Hutfnagie and E PORK pearance at Louisville which will overthrowing the De Gaulle that within reach were drugs to produced no new or significant about two feet deep. 11)1 p. m.(EST), the electrocution government, is a problem for Mrs. Eugene Peik, with Mrs Rob- be carried by a network of tele- wipe out disease, reduce surgery, drug in the 42 years of its state- The -second bus, operated by )an. Four minutes later b e wes i Germany, Bldault was ert Dustin as co-chairman. ISAGE vision stations. West shorten hospitalizations, prolong controlled existence." A McCann. 50, was en- >renounced dead. found in Steinebach, a Ba- Distribution oil tickets began in The candidate for the Demo- Herbert life, banieh pain, and ward clef un- In discussing how drugs reduce rolee to Kennett Sauare Console varian resort village, and Paducith Monday, March 18 and cratic gubernatorial nomination Attorney Tries Appeals timely' death, he continued. the cost of illness, the speaker &shoal. About 60 pupils were asked for political asylum. will continue ttrrougbout the dis- .Said here Thursday night he would darted As an example of drug progress eointed out that pneumonia onee board. NormanDorsen. an attorney from ; trict this week, concluding at May- 'Purge the General Aasenindy to set on he cited the antibiotics and syn- meant several weeks of hospitaliza- Zaeorski said Mrs Groff receiv- .ie American Civil Liberties Un- field, Monday, March 25. Tickets up a mental health program that tion with concurrent loss of pay bruises left knee and en ACLU, tried desperately to are to be sold for 50 cents each. would provide for,psychiatric ser- e4 on the Toastmistress Club and three or four hundred dol- elieeeder stile Halsey, 14, verride 'Wood's wise to die and One ticket will adngt one adult kENTUCKY NEWS vices in local hospitals, rehabilita- Rose lars in hospital co.-ts. Today, pnee- Laneeebure, sustained a pos- -7111 the condemned murderer a -riP4F ill Monday on two children to,, Mao Show. , consultation and educational meet On BRIEFS - mania is often cured by theophysi- tion, lay of execution. To boost ticket sales by the Boy , mental sible concussion end spinal in- cian at home with less than $30 services, and promotion of scouts, the council is offering lb juries. The other pupils were bruis- The Murray Toastmistress Club By United Press International he asserted. health. Doreen werit to the U. S. Su- toree grand prizes to the boys seho worth of antibiotics, 29 ed anti cut in the collision will meet Monday, Martel 25, at Ky. IIPV — Joe pharmaceutical SPRLNGFTELD Breathitt reso promised to work Waylon Rayburn preme Court Thursday', But his ell the most tickets First prize "This year the Miss Halsey NV89 the only one 7:30 p. m at the Bank of Murray L. Edelen, 46, editorspublisher and spend about $270 for accreditation of the four men- ' request for a stay was rejected by e a bicycle, second prize a cruiser industry will detained Her condition was list- Directors room for the annual co-owner of the Soringfield Sun, research," he ',aid, tal hospitals in the state, and four justices in a row—John M. pack, and third prize a full uni- million on ed as good. Principal speakers at the Wood- seeecti contest. died suddenly_ Thursday of an ap- 530 imliton said that his mental health pro- Harlan, William J. Brennan, Wit- form. "compared with only men of the World State Conven- Ald members are urged to at- parent heart attack He was strick- ago_" Research dol- would mean -that within' liarn 0. Douglas and Earl Warren. Other ehairmen who are work- just 14 years .ram tion at Paducah Aarrh 24-26 will ,.ad and invite two guests. Mrs. en while talking with friends at a health team of phesi- weight to ten years the census ot te.dv Dating Is Because under his sentence there ing on various phases of the Scout- lars and a- be William 1i. Marein, Omaha, Neb.; .erarriie Willis veil be the hostess. restaurant here • ebannacists, ene researsh our four state hospitg0 would be was no chance for parole, Wood 0-Rama include, fur the Girl Waylon Rayburn a-nd Max 'B. Hurt, make the wonder cut in hail or less than their pretr- Outlawed At School said he would rather the thanre- Scouts, L. C. Burkhalter, arrange- scientists will Murray; -and J, C. Robison. Fair- LOUISVILLE. Ky. TPt' — This possible, he de- eat population of eorne 6,000 peo- main in prison or an -insane say- FIVE DAY FORECAST ments; Mrs. Peitos • Cromwell, drugs of tomorrow field IE. Kentucky-Tennessee chapter of ple. luce_for the rest of his lie. He t_ teems-shows; Mrs. stussial. Lund. clared_ the American Studies Aiioirs- introduced—try "The very idea of the CORIUM- )1.7e.a..Y CITY, N. J. RIPS — Tbs already had spent more than 32 By United Press International tickets; Mrs_ Dumas Fields, parade Mr. Burton was Martin is national secrEtary cd tion will hold its annual regional Waltis, Rotarian in Charge rritry, progragn would have to be Rev. James Carey, who outlawed d. years in jails or mental hospitab. LOUISVILLE ron - The advan- and parade rneshe... Mrs. Thom- Ginglea the Vi'oodmen Society.. Rayburn meeting today and Saturday at program. sold to medical societies, hoepi- steady dating at St Mictetel's High Wood, despite his personal oh- rod forecasts for the fivisday per- as C. &zee ji For the Boy' of the' and Robison are national directors, the University of Louisville. A Rotarians were Kenneth tal boards, city and county offi- School last month, told the as- rsjections, had received three stays loci. Saturday through Wednesday, Scouts, the chairmen are Dick Lap- Visiting and Hurt is nateonel vice presi- panel discussion of "The Respon- Masfield, Bill Regime! ot cials. and, most of al, to the sernbled student bode Thursday ct execution since being sentenced prapared by the U. S. Weather pin, arrangements; Roy Day, arena Wells of dent and fraternal director. sibilities of the Regional News- Nelson Fuller af Pacific people themselves." 30 of them feced exnelsion if they to death in Decesnber of 1981 for Bureau: shows; Joe Huff. tickets, Stanley Paducah. paper" will be conducted to- Beach, Ceifornia. Richard Tuck O did not heed the bail by Monday. killing two elderly men wbo had Tesupeiature; for the period Pirtle, parade, Fletcher Hancock, The convention will begin See night. his guests Cecil Powell, "You know who you are," Fa- tofriended him in New York City. wail average 6 to .12 degrees above parade marehall, Arthus Scofield, had as day afternoon with registration _ Dunn. ther Carey said. -Urrless you come the state normal of 50 degrees. publicity; Brd Canfieki, concessions; and Wendell and wee continue until Tuesday Soon After Parole WINCIII=ER Ks ler — Louie Pancake Day to see me in the rectory by Mon- Louisville normal extreme 57 and Paul Pearce, pinewood derby; Joe noon Site ist the convention will E. Petrey Sr 90. feet mayor of day morning, you better not come Feeler, judging and awards and be the Irvin edbb Hotel. Wiallece The ulay iris occurred in June Hazard, died here on Thursday • 1• to school." Warmer Saturday. and only rid- George Wiley, participation. McCord. Kentucky head consul of of 1960, less than three weeks aft- following a lengthy illness He was Plans Are Later. the Roman Cattholic pried er from nor changes through Wectheaday, piaemic ul the Societs, will preside at the he had been paroled a a native of Whitley' County. Fu- said most of the 30 students bad years Rainfall will average about COO'Ven11041 prison where he served 17 neral services will be held here cerne to him voluntarily arat said one-fierth inch with scattered for murder Saturday.. ktra leirge Completed thee would. abide by the rating. Highlights uf the convention thundershowers likely at the find More Aid For Typhoid Fever Carey , delivered a O- will be the presentation of a his- Wood called hie uirwelcomed de-gag she week. Father BER-EA. Ky. — Stwidents m:nine sermon to the 600 torical masker to the rib' tie's- tense 'attorneys "do-goodens." When T- etuderrts from Chicago Teacher's College O The 'Murray Civitan Club met last sod apologized for the interna- chwah and the Kentucky Heitorical in.:turrned of Dorsen's efforts on UNDERGOES SURGERY Says Schools will visit Berea College this Still Grows night at the Southside Restaurant tional attention his ban had drawn. Society, a banquet Monday night, he. Siebert', he said. -Tell that Mrs. Tressa Oliver Ben of W ash- weekend as part of a prescribed and plans were completed for the "This is not a reflection on election of new officers, a camp lawyer to keep his nose out ot my ' ington, D. C. has undergone brain academic course for the semes- annual Pancake Day which will you," he told the students "Et is initiation, a memorial for deceas- lousy case." GERBER surgery., and is resting well. She landler ter. The 35 visitors will twee a be hell on March 30 Rudy's Rest- a maniefestation oil the deep in- ed members, and a scrapbook con- ZER.MATT, Switzerland all — "I really want to ride the light- was suffering from a tumor on the discussion tonight on the role aurant and the Day and Night terest in this subject " test among Kentucky Camps Tourists went on kissing and dal ning. .sans further delay because brain. Mrs. Bell is a sister of Mrs. of Berea College in relation to Restaurant will both particirate He said he had received about ring as usual testae despite a sel Some 60e of Kentucky's 20.000 at an unwanted stay of execu- Emmett Henry of Murray route MBE — the Southern Appalachian Re- Y FOOD with pancakes beteg served be- 2,000 letters Sine the neve elf his BOWLING GREEN. Ky. growing typhoid epidemic. Woodmen are expected to attend Son," he said, in a letter read three and Mrs. Claude Steele of Chandler pledg- gion. ginning at 400 a m. They will be dating ban became publicized in Fortner Gov, A. R. Swiss authorities had urged the convention 'Tuesday at a Federal District Court %Itirray route five that it served until 8:00 p in. The work early February_ ed 'here Thursday night ban on such activities and, at tl- as gov- LEXINGTON. Ky iTPO — Former will again be done by Civitan "Ninetv-eight per cent of them elected to a third term -arne tine, ordered a medic and finance State Rep Ted R. 04eorn. 36. a ars 25° members and their wives. are in favor of it," he said, and ernor he will enact clampdown on non-tourist re program for Lexington land developer, has an- The first 100 ladies attending added be intended to a minimum foundation dents of this Alpine ski resort. edit the let- University nounced that he will seek the Pancake Day will receive a tree ters and state colleges and the The disease already hes stet have them put into book Denerteatic nomination for stata one pound box of Aunt Jemiana term "to let the parents who of Kentucky. en more than 100 persons acts would reveal representative from the new 54th Pancake Mix. Tickets may be ob- vnote me speak for themselves " Chandler said he Europe, and at least one case n as the owe legislative district, tained (roan any club member and Father Carey told the students more about his plan the United States has been trot. I and ackied, 'We with p ;- the public is asked for their con- he called the assernbly because paign develops to Zermatt. All planes time that part of HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. Tel — in s- tireed Rapport of this project. Ian had heard there was 'misin- wie say at this sewere who have been 7 finance it will come Approximately 35 Present and are. .1 The proceeds from the Pancake formed criticism" going about :he money to molt are being checked on the bloated pay- past Nopkinwille officials braved Day will he used to support the lensing them • by elirmnating in the United States. preferred service con- blustery Mzrch winds Thursday Communicable Disc e e %tan projects include the Lit- He said the ben applies only to rolls and The U. S. adminietration of to watch ground-breaking for said 'lee tle League baseball program. Giel steady dating between the sane tracts" of the Center in Atlanta. Ga . Gov. Bert Combs construction of • $750,000 Munici- definite case in the United St as Scout, and School at New Hope, two parties to the exclusion ot all pal Center. • Guises attending the meeting ethers, He charged that never before attributable to contact here is ' :it state history "has so much an unidentified 24-year-old I r- lae night were John IAX, Bill The former Army chaplain also in •••••• of exerted on a board City. r•te Keneipp and Terry Leivrence. outlined the reasons why measure been ried woman in New York Box he or- has placed 17.1.1). dered the ban. of trustees as Combs Murray Hospital Office of Foreign Quarantine ,n governing body of the Uni- reported ale d 'We see the results ell around on the Washington was -onservation Club Kentucky. Census — Adult 89 . us in the mowing versity of and keeping tabs on the t number ot teen- persists about CerVilki — Nursery Plans Training Movie unwed "A dark cloud 8 371t we mother.," he said. an Frank Adult Beds "s' - we the recent resignation of Dr 65 Show Little Interest doubt the causer university. Emergency Beds The Calloway County Censer- Dickey, president cif the ------0 some tourists showed littl, followed by the Patients Admitted 6 vat on Club will have a meeting "The was soon terest in the official concern, e Cl president. Dr. New Citizens ...... 4 Monday night at 7:30 in the court firing of the vice danced into the ear:y hour it VANSDOWN Ralph Hatcher Of outspo- Patients admitted from Monday risen of the court house. Frank Peterson, over the the smoky night clubs of this : 4 • Dickey an! 9:30 a. in, to Wednesday 9:30 a. m. A movie on how to train your noevil Dies Thursday ken objection of Dr. highoillage, and bussed each Herman L Don- Mrs. Jim Jones, Rt. 2; Mrs. Ed- dog will be shown, a spokesman President emeritus as the mood hit them. ward Smith, Rt. 5; -Nee Elmer KE MIX said. The movie is entitled. "The Wan" Many- of the older tourists en .ftelph Beuton Herber ci Kevil, that in 1946 Paschall, Rt. 1, L,yrin Grove; Mrs. Setsfird Story." .Fathers are in- Chandler recalled leaving, while the younger r 'et Kentucky, brother of W. 0. Hatch- College lost its Edgar Jewell Collins, Rt. 7. Bent- vited to bring their sons to see Morehead State stayed os There weren't too- Yellow Devil's er oil the College Farm 'Road. now on. Mrs. Loyd Green and film. died accerditation and that it only baby ,boy-, eonung in. and of those lid the last night at ft3' His death was adverse Rt. 3; Mrs. Cross Spann, 101 Food Prospective members are ',re- Is recovering from the South many were Americans. attributed to a 'heart ,attack. 12th.: Werliarn Boyd Mitobuson, minded that 'March 30th w the effects. There are more than 40 - Mr. 'Hatcher, age 51. is survived /7 the tog. Golden Pond. Ky; Mrs. hem-y Elk last date for memberehip in order "This could happen to under treatment here, wit ar ey eight children. Other survivors It's the "Western Kentucky Parkway 'Kentucky," Chandler ins, Rt. 5; •Mrs. Flossie Flatus to be eligible to receive chili birds. vereity of ether 35 cases reported in f eat: . . 'eclude two setters, Mrs. 'Ruby said. "It coils] happen to any nil Hopkins, 306 No. 4th; Mrs_ Danny among returning tourists. S rn g -mile Western Kentucky • 'irahern, Glendale, Arizona, and THE TWO WINNERS in the contest to name the 127 our state-supported institutions of Steele, and baby girl. 305 No. 7th; other countries have re rte Mrs. Marie Jackson, Phoenix, Ari- turnpike discuss their winning entries with Felix Joyner (right), administrator higher learning that come into po- James Clifton Joiner. 314 South cases linked to Zermatt', ans Jos 7(ma of the Kentucky Turnpike Authority. Mrs. Maxwell Coleman, Jeffersonville, litical aistavor or with Combs or 10th; Mrs Erwin Vaughn, 205 West tors estimate the total at Sow Weather The Kesel Funeral 11.0111P It a s Ind., and Ronald D. Hughes, Lexington, both submitted the name "Western the Combs crowd." thih St., Benton; Mrs. James W. 100" charge of the arrangements which Kentucky Parkway" and both were awarded $100 U. S. savings bonds and Chandler termed as "ridiculous" Rt 1, Hardin; Master Mond The t'. S Communteabte Dl- Wayne Report are incomplete at this time. received commissions as Kentucky Colonels. In background is a mural photo- an accusation he said was made Lawrence, Rt. 1, Hazel; ease Center said the- Ueite crowd" that if he Lon W. Rt. 2, graph of construction on the Western Kentucky Parkway bridge crossing Green by "the Combs Garner, Hazel; Paul States is among courrtries repeal" foiled hem 106•••••akera1 ATTENDS CONFERENCE governor, Dr Ralph K Rogers, RS, 2; Howard River. Work on the limited-access, four-lane highway connecting The Kentucky is elected Crit- ing typhoid cases traced 'o would be replaced as presi- tenden, 1714 Rgani Janes Shekell, J Turnpike (1-65) at Elizabethtown with the lakes aica of Western Kentucky at Woods poem' in Zermatt in the 'Atte- Yesterday 48 Josiah Darnall. professor of Mu- dent of Murray State College. Rt. 3; Mrs. k'harles Omer, 16041-41 High Princeton was started in late October 1961. The high-speed route is to be com- part of February'. It said it en ; Low Last Night 28 sic, Murray State College, and College Farm Rd; Mrs. Eula Down- not yet known whether de- theend of this year. 7:15 Today 94 president of Kentucky Music Edu- pleted by Ballgames At Hazel ey, Rt. 1, liaiel; Joe Hutehison, ease was spread by food sr wa • Kentucky Lake: 7 a. m. 356.7, op cators Association, is in Charles- FRANKFORT. March 22 --- Thc wth the Western Kentucky lakes it Clarksville, Ind , and is %Milting Rt. 1, Model, Tenn.; Mrs. Hasten ter. 1 ton, West Wright, Rt, 1; Lamer 225; below dam 3137; 20 gates Virginia this week at- 127-mile turnpike tinder construc- 4Tea award a degree in accounting at ;et For Saturday Farmer, -416 There have been no faialitit tending the So. 9th; Mrs. Charier Edward open, lake temperatures 56. meeting of the Sou- tion between Elizabetthown and The waning name was submitted he Univensity.. of Loutsville. Bow- reported eo far. thern Division Music man, Rt. 2, Calvert City; Sunset ell; stprise 5:56. Educators' Princeton will be named the by two contestante—Mrs Maxwell Hughes, a researeh engineer for A doubleheader basketball game Robert A typhoid outbreak also as National Conterence, Reed Montgomery, Rt. 1, "Western Kentucky Parkway," L Beectnionst Road, Jef- he Kentucky Highway Department has been set 'for Saturday- at Hazel Palmens- reported in Southern C. Torn loleman, 30 Ville. Tenn.. Master Western Kentucky — Mostly Felix Joyner, executive director fenionviLe. and Ronald D it Frankfort earned the master of School The game is to be spon- Darrell Frank- where a total of 18 case. we, LIFE Ind . lin Waehburn. Rt. 5, fair and warmer today and to- SENTENCE of the Kentucky Turnpike Author- Hughes, 824 Burbank Court, Lex- cience degree in civil engineering sored by the Hazel PTA and will Benton; Mrs. trared to a single teerf'sage -'Sr Neil Smith and baby night. high today in the upper 50s. ity, has announced. ington, Ky. it the University of Kentucky in feature the men of Puryear PTA boy. 1006 last Feb 16. The victim- wl Low tonight near 40. Partly Cloudy 110PKINSVILIAE, Ky. !UN — vs the men of the Had PTA. The Main; Mrs. Edward Hale and baby were either guests or came ir co and warmer on Saturday James; Dickerson. 28, of Pembroke, That's the name choreal from Each receivfea $100 t" S Sav- Plans to build the Western Ken- other game wt11 be the women of girl, 504 No. 4th; Mrs. Ross 'Foster tact with those who attendel t! Temperatures at 5 a m was sentenced Thuraday to lie the 2,074 entries submitted from ings bond and a commiseion as a tucley'Parkway were an by Puryear vs the women oil Hazel. and baby buy, Rt. 3; Mrs. Jack party in Pacoima, Calif., rang( Imuisville N. Lexington 28, Coy-, imprisonment without parole at Kentucky and sin-rounding states -Kentucky Colonel. Gov. Bert Combs in 1900 and Game time will be seven o'cloek. Ty-ne's and baby girl. Rt. 2. Benton, in age from. I to 17 ington 23. Paducah 28, Bowling F,ddsville. Ky, State Penitentiary in the contest to name the four- Both Mr and Mrs Coleman are ground was broken October 2'7, The proceeds from the two bail Mrs. Billy Joe Smotberman and Suspect Two Sources Green 29, London 28, llopkineville for the rape of an elderly woman, lane, Ismiied_seeese higtsery steed- native Western Kentuckians She 1981 at Leitchfield. The route tra- ranien will be used by the PTA baby boys Rt. 3, Murray. Ky.; Mrs. The source of the typhoid So. 21 Can 31. from Pembroke last September. uled eo open by the end of this was born at Centertown and he is verses Hardin, Cariryson, Butler, for their projects for the school. Charles Coleman and baby boy, Rt. cillus was believed to be a chic Evansville. 28 and Hunt- The sentence was imposed in Year, connecting the Kentucky from Greenville. He is employed Ohio, Muhlenberg • Hopkins, and The general public is invited to 2; Mns. Cietus McDougal and babe en weed served at the iverty 33 ington, W. Va., 31. Christian Circuit Court. Turnpike (1-65) at Elizabethtown at the Colgirte-Pahmolive Co. plant Caldwell counties. attend. boy., RI. 2, Cahert City the well water. 1 S

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e • 196? asAGE TWO THE LEDG ER & TIMES — MU RRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY -- MARCH 22, and daughter visited Mr. and Sirs. Mr. mid Mrs. Jack Lampkins, day night with Mrs. Larmora NORTH FORK NEWS One Kuykendall Sunday. Mrs. Kuy- and Mite Beautort Nance from Nance. THE LEDGER & TIMES kendall IS afowly improving after Nlayficed visited Mr. and Mrs. Os-se Mrs. Hugh Paschall and girls having flu and pneumonia. Kuykendall Sunday afternoon. I spent Wednesday- with Mrs. John Murray Lumber Co. Inc. PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIKES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Laillowa,y Tunas, and The Orie Morris of Whitlock, Mr. R. D Key spent Saturday with Weiher, Sr. Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY Times-Herald, October 20, 19* and the West Kentuckian, Januar) by Mrs. 0. D. Key and Mrs Morris Jenkine and son Mr. and Mrs; Charlie Wicker and Mrs. Douglas Vandyke spent 1, 1942. The revival closed at North Fork Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Key, Jack Key in Paducah. Mr. Key- re- Wednesday with Sirs. fla Morris. Surd- with two additions to the Mr. and Mr. Oman Paschen. Mr. mains about the sane. EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL PUBLISHER JAM.115 C. WILLIAALS, church. and Mrs. Gaylon 'Moms. Mr. and Charles "Butch" Paschaf has 104 East Maple St. Tel, 783-3181 We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Edhor, Bro Penick. and Bro. and Mrs. Me; lia/ph Gaihmore, Gaylon H. completed his basic training at or Public Voice items which, in our opiruun. are not for the beet in- Vaden were guests in the home Morris and Gail Kemp visited Mrs. Lackland Air Force base in Texas. S-B Comedy terest of our readers. at Albert Gallanore Wednesday Ella Morris Sunday. He'll be in school for fourteen night. Gaylon Morris Thursday Hous and Morris is employed at weeks in Amarillo, Texas. WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 NATIONAL REPRMSEYITATIVES night, the Tellus Orrs on Friday the4lenry- County Hospital. .Bro. Vaden visted R. D. Key Ave., liempnie Tenn., Tune & Life Bldg, New York, N.Y., Madieoe night. and at Miss Emma Hooper, Mrs. Glynn Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Paschal was Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Charles Paschall's To Be Given Saturday night Sunday night they Orr. and Mrs. Warren Sykes visit- called to see him Wedneeiay and YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOU Entered at the Poet Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as were the guests of the Herbert ed Mrs Ella Morris Friday- morn- said he had flu and bronchitis. Second Class Matter. Orrs ing. Visitors calling Wednesday morn- TRADE WITH .. . . Mr. and Mrs Clayton Lamb slatt- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Galtirnore, ing were Oman Paschall, Billy SUBSCRIPTION RAM: By Careier in Murray, per week 20e, pie Next Week and Mrs. t;aylon Mr. Mrs. Pas- month li5e. In Caliowa,y and adjoining counties, per year, 04.50; eke- ed the Billy Nances Monday night. Mr.' Morris, Nance. and Adolphus s tierv, $8.00. Bro. Vaden visited Oman Pas- and Mrs. Chester Wilkins, Sir. and choll and Mrs. Warren Sykes. PARKER MOTORS chall Ella Morris Wed- Mrs. Hamad Holley and son, and Mr and Mrs. Carnol Boyd as- and Mrs. Sock and Buskin will present a Outstanding Civic Asset of • Community is the Mrs. Katherene Holley sisted Mr. and Mrs. 'ester Pas- "The visited Tay- three-sided arena production of PLasia 3-5273 Murray, Ky. Integrity 0112* Newspaper' Mrs. Ara Nance Mrs. lor Holley Sunday afternoon. chall in stripping tobacco Monday eau visited -The Curious Savage" March 26- R. D. Key Bro. and Mrs. Vaden Mr. as they were recovering from flu. Wedoesciso• afternoon. visited 30 at 8 p. m isv*e Auditorium. LARGE VOLUME — LOW PROFIT FRIDAY — MARGH 22, 1963 Mrs. Warren Sykes and Mrs. Glynn Orr Monday night. vistaed Mrs. Admission to the coinrnedy Our Mrs. Orr is sick with flu and Oman Paschall visited Arlin Pas- “Service Built asplessir C Ent& Morris Wednesday. be SI 25 in advance or at the dear. Bro pleurisy. chall Wednesday morning. IT WILL PAY YOU TO 15CE U15 ON A NEW OE MEP CAM UNWARRANTED FEAR Vaden and Bei Penick visit- Tickets will be on sale Monday ed Mr. sad Mrs. Cooper Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Milford Orrs Wed- Mr and Mrs. Hugh Paschall and in the Student Union Building nealay One Morris vetted- the George • afternoon. Mrs. Ina Paschail and David Boyd Idembers 01 the cast are: ru Mrs. Ara Nance was taken sick Jenkins Sunday afternoon. to choose be- shopped in Paris Monday. Delores Batts, sophomore, Louis- JEFFERSON once said if he had at the of Tiknan Paschall visited Tommy THOMAS home Coy Cores Sunday ies-i/le. Chenault Cockrell, junior, newspapers or newspapers and was and Mike Jenkins Sunday. Mrs. Ka Paschall visited Mrs. tween a government without carried to Dr Houston at Danville; Alex Harvey, manor, the latter. Murray suffering with her bead. Essie. Orr in Henry County Hos- without government he would chocise Mr. and Mrs. Iromer Paschall Browniavilie. Tenn.; Al Hudson, Triple-Action She's still in bed and not feeling pital Saturday. Greenfield any restrictions placed on visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pas- sophomore Rayton. Ohio; Faye The great leader believed much better. impossible chall Sunday and they all visited Mr. and Mrs. Max Paschall and Lacy, Irealanan, Chicago; Myra restricted freedom, that freedom is Teiltia Orr was in newspapers Paris *ode,' Mrs. Staae Nlyties in the afternoon son from Paris. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Matheney, sophomore, Madison- right to ppblish news, to are Dr. Newman. Said egi had Crab Grass Miler fathout a newspaper's unrestricted at Murray. Pa....41 all of Murray, Mrs. Lilly ville. as such the flu. public officials and events, so long Paschall arid Bobby Nance vted Mike 1i4oCasey, freshman, Mair- and comment On Mrs. Ruth Holley fruen a chance this year. Kill it now several states. Detroit Adolphus Paschall Sunday, raY; Gene Ray Miner, junior. Ow- Don't give Crab Grass came within the libel laws of the and son Jones Tomment Henry spent the Mrs, Lillie Paschall spent Mon- ensboro; Roxanne Pernik°. fresti- . . . as it sprouts — and do two other lawn-care jobs passage of tax laws, the Jefferson couldn't forsee the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Coop- man , Sharpeev ilk, Penn.; Ruth at the same time! and even suspend er Jones Then Sirs Holley went eights of' workers to bargain collectively, Ann Vaughn, sophomore, Pontiac. demands borne with her son who lives is Mich.; and Don Youngs, junior. I Prevents Crab Grass for the entire season. An ex- of newspapers pending acceptance of rublication Chattanooga to spend two weeks. Anna, DI clusive combination of DIPAN* and TREFLAN• better working conditions, and various (:for increased wages, Mrs Lilly Paichail is here bean kills Crab Grass and other grassy weeds as they Detroit to visit relative* for a fringe benefits. sprout. remarkable newspaper publishing industry .gas a . The Bro. and Mrs. Terry Sills and com- modern problems, II Feeds grass vitth a long-lasting, non-burning, record of achievement ttl solving such children from Kirteey, Mr. anti WANTED! plete formulav5-10-5 fertilizer. into its ape- Mrs ,but ii 'sift -dotrig soWetI tti -Ititing'automation Douglas Vandyke. Bro. Vaden, Mrs. Auche Grooms, Mrs. Ruth lace of bitter opposition by labor unions it III Kills Grubs and other harmful soil insecfs- that - rations in the and Mr. and Mr- Ralph Paschall. eat grass roots and damage lawns from beneath must bargain with. Gallsmore vted Mrs. Ella Mor- W A I TR E SS ES than profits, not only in the ris Mrs Mor- the surface. • Costs are, increasing faster Saturday afternoon. and ris has been right sick Almost had , publishing industry but in all others, as well. newspaper pneumonia She's slowly improv- WEED KILLER - COM- requiring the in- We also have BROADLEAF Automatic equipment is being, installed ing now Mrs -R. D. Key. Mrs. PLETE KILL - EVERGREEN FOOD - ROSE FOOD - of huge sums of money and the pledging of fu- Oman Paschall Mrs. Douglas Van- CAR HOPS vestment and well as in- dyke, Mrs George Jenkins. Mrs. ROSE DUST - INSECT SPRAY and other Lawn ture income, in order to xeduce labor costs as Ofyrin Orr have been caring for Flower Needs. crease production. her for the past two weeks. APPLY I; PERSON work— easy tiy- see that business arut enserieryed--b.f Ff"ticir With It is ADV. in Friday's and it is her ear. See the GREENFIELD ers are alarmed over this threat to their members infectioc in NO PRONE CALLS Mrs Perece and children were to insist that some assurances be PLENa Paducah Sun-Democrat human -nature for theni gap guests in the home of Charles • in vari given to men and women who have been employed Paschall's with Bro. Penick Sat- out of MUST BE OVER 20 ous trades in iiinustry that they will not be thrown urday night Mr. and Mrs Dorris, Kuykendall, YEARS OF AGE at a time When they are most anxious to pro- employment Mr and Mrs Victor Baldwin from HfaD Off rr-A Chicago • vide their families with a better standard of living. Paris. Mr and Mrs Junior Kuy- policeman holds the twisted barrel • any assurance remains of • beer Hardware there doesn't seem to be kendall and tieldren from Parts, Douglass Unfortunately, being ac- Mr and Mrs Ruben Fletcher and which exploded while -can give. This conflict of interest probably industry son_ Mr. and .Mrs. Tellus Orr and tapped, killing one man in a . JERRY'S unemployment -- - Your %uthorloed GREENFIELD Dealer counts for a Major portiqn or OÜf Waving sons. Mr., and Mrs Ride S,ann. tavern. He waa Peter Bral &mart who was tapping it DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT the highest level of prosperity the nation has- Mr and Mrs Billy Wilson and rate during John Ghldottt. beby...aind.Jer._._igid Me- Tan Orr with erer• krivnit. in Some old-timers in the printing trade, as well as the intilly other industries, don't think automation presents Oasis for the wide-spread. fear that seems to be hampering AS THE OWNER Of A HA 60 OR 61 MODEL CHEVROLET, FORD OR PLYMOUTH , progress and causing some of the largest newspaper publish- long periods of HAPPENS ing plants in the nation to be closed over WHAT strike time. These old-timers aLso know tnat in a disastrous NUMBER MAKES YOU ELIfilBLE Owners YOUR CAR SERIAL the 'workers and the- public are the chief sufferers. DEATHLA make AFTER of a business simply won't operate unless they can a profit by doing so. one MAY The typographical union is one of the oldest, and made lives on this earth. of the most respected, in the United States. It has In a few score years, all who read our vanished from does not bring merely a by co-operating with management—not in persist- these lines will have Death • progress slumber, but HAVE by the inven- the earth long, unconscious inn in open conflict. The problem presented to the Every day, almost a hundred rather a quick awakening linotyne machine during the late nineteenth out Cre- tion of the thousand human beings finish t heir irrevocable judgment of of workmen bring us a second ALREADY century was solved to the mutual satisfaction earthly span and pass off into the ator. Noe does it prove ourselves or to and management by a spirit of understanding and co-opera- .vast heyond. Our turn will come we chance to where and how amend our erring watts. In our own and instead of creating unemployment it caused a all know, but when, WON! tion hands rests the opportunity ... and filled. we cannot be sure. labor shortage which has never been upon our own heels the responsi- No merely human being ever has Hundreds of Thousands of Prizes bility . . . to determine if de-at - been able to look into eternity and shall be the threshold to es-erlasuilg tell us what it is like. No scientific life among the blessed, or among The News krveviedge or instruments can Quotes From the lost. Are Lilting In The • pierce the curtain that divides this PRESS INTERNATIONAL . youth and good --Ity—UNITED world from that into which all of Men blessed by Charles Wood, killer of that death for OSSINING. N - Frederick Us must eventually journey. health often feel electrocution at Sing Sing Prison: them is far away—something to be fin'. Ins: before All we know about God's eternal make This is an educational pro- worried about only in the twilight have a speech to plans for us...all we know about damaging effect eleetri- years Some scoff at the suggestion jert ..re anwit to witness the what lies beyond the grave . . that an everlasting hell could be ce. will do to Wood Enjoy yourself." cornea from the God Who made f merciful $1,000,060 permitted by a RAMBLER — --- us and to the extent He has seen fit Others seem to think that God VIENNA - A Vatican source, doubting that imprisoned to reveal it to us. will treat them kindly if they live Josief Cardinal Mindszenty will ask mercy In the current eternity without But we can face reasonably moral lives, even though Hungarian have a definite answer fear For we they pay Him no special honor - ild pride that would keep the cardinal of death. With the -It w0 not be to the mystery which is His due. froni le•ktne mercy but the fact that he does not in con- facts God has put at our disposal • would like more informa- GIVEAWAY! If you BONUS believe ht. committed crimes." through the inspired bonks of the ;elence tion on Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, Old and the New Testaments, the the end of the world and the resur- The Rev. James Carey, defending Catholic Church always has given, 50 THIRD PRIZES JERSEX CITY, N.J. -- rection and judgment of all men 5 FIRST PRIZES 5 S'ECOND PRIZES School: and gives today, a definite answer 0:1 -teady dating at St. Michael's High ... we shall be happy to send you to the important questions raised see the results all-around us in the growing num- an interesting pamphlet, in a plain $10,000 CASH TRIP FOR 2 ANYWHERE*63 RAMBLER CLASSICS by the fact of death. ber of ti enace unwed mothers.. Can we doubt the cause?" wrapper. And nobody will call on life in this world, the IN THE FREE WORLD Choice of Models • Man's you. Write today for your copy of Plus - 1963 Rambler tells us, is a preparation for WASHINGTON — President Kennedy, defending Rob- Church Pamphlet No. KC-14. world to come ...a testing-tone Plus-'63 Rambler American ert S Mr:Namara: the which ends with our death. What -We have a very good, effective secretary of defense, happens after that depends on with a great deal of courage who is willing to make hard whether death finds us loyal to 210 FOURTH PRIZES .n.ri mind when they are made that 2500 FIFTH PRIZES ... HUNDREDS who doesn't God, or opposed to Him and the PLUS " KE •nr:n..• •',:F. way He expects us to live. RCA VICTOR COLOR _ RCA VICTOR Portable _OF OF appointed unto men once to die menial COUNCIL 111.1111, THOUSANDS the judgment- (Heb. KNIGHTS OF CC/IMAM and after this MA T I ON I Ut r• U TRANSISTOR RADIOS RSLIGIOUS INFOR TV SETS OTHER PRIZES! Ago Today 9:27)• 4422 Landoll Blvd Si Louis II, Mitse4r4 Ten Years - I I -41)) LEDGER & TIMES FILE Christ gave us (Mart. 25 Plows. .n.e so, F•... Who, Hoppons After a description of God's judgment Sc 14 which leaves no room for doubt Willie B Baker, age 77, passed away this morning at the NAM!. that our worthiness of everlasting heie67-Irra daughter, Mrs Albert Key, 611 Broad Street. He Come to our dealership . . . see if you're a winner . . . reward will be judged solely ac- ADOKESS had been it. ill health for some tilne. cording to the way we have lived CITY_ .. Whiners ii, the male; horse 'and dog Judging contest will receive a handsome list of prizes for their entries, SUPREME COUNC. 1 L through the coojieration of local merchants on Mule Day hitre fourth Monday. KMIGHTS OF COLUMBUS will hold The Hazel Hid n School Alumni Association INFORMATION BUREAU annualv'get togethr r'' at the school. on April 4. . 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MARCH 22, 198::4 1 rRIDAY — MARCH 22, 1963 TRR LRDGEls TIMES — MURRAY, RENTITCAT :0. Inc. Two Fraternities to City Ordinance There Is Plenty Of Life Left In Throis,k., , Music MURRAY Present ) IN Arms Of Aging Of 7 tE DEAL ORDINANCE NUMBER 400, BE- thereof, to-wit: Pair Major League Slut on AN ORDINANCE DECLAR- 1. Beginning at the Southwest Arts Festival Concert Sunday ING 753-3161 hi I nited Preee Istenutlenal strolgtit deftest, 5-4, in 10 innings. Angeles Dodgers 8-7. ING THE NEED, NECESSITY, °caner of the present City Limits Warren Spahn and Early Wynn,' • The concert Sunday by Phi Mu performed for the first time. il, pianist: for Brass with Dick Schofield collecting Al Karim kit two hxs. Sinionietta DESIRABILITY, AND INTEN- on the College Farm Rand; thence who can be excused for metres Alpha and Sigma Alpha Iota, mu- The program will consist of: Choir, Ralph Dale Miller. perform- four of their 12 hits. Nor Cant and Jake W • 11111111=1 TION OF THE CITY OF MUR- West 333 27 feet to a point an the oaleridiaa- carefully, picked the sic freternities, will be the "Toccata Festita" by Richard by the Phi Mu Alpha Brass Three-nun homers by Wes Cov- humored- to lead the . second ed RAY, KENTUCKY, TO ANNEX the South right-of-way on ()al- first day of spiting to demonstrate musical event in the Comm-bre:s- Purvie, played by organist, Susan Choir. atron and Prank Tonre came Tigers In an 11 -1 romp CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS TER- lege Foam Road; thence North there's plenty of life in their ail, Arts The Smith, senior, Benton; Sonatina off 25-pine winner Don Drys- Babtimone Orioles, who Festival. program Suite for Piano by Gerald Plain, RITORY TO T HE CITY OF 1176 feet to a point; thence East aging artnn. will begin at 3 p. m. in the Fine for Piano by Gail Kirblik, with a dale and enabled the Philadel- their senend loss in a n EN YOU il, pianist; Sinfortietta for Brass M UR R A Y, KENTUCKY; AND 321 feet to the present City Lim- And the resents -of their &Serie Arts Building. piano solo by Jean Ellen Smith, phia Phillies to donde the Los 10 victories. Suite for Piano will be performed ACCURATELY DEFINING THE its; thence South 1188 feet with Thunsday probably will be that Composition by Professors Paul junior, Anna. for the first time. BOUNDARIES OF THE TERRI- present City Limits to the be- Spahn will pitch the opening Shahan and David Gowans Trombone Concerto, first move- IIMEMNINKEKIIIMMIKOMIK WIIIIMP.71111111111111111111C11111e-ZIOUri." J. of Beginning Saturday and lasting TORY WHICH CITY OF MUR- ginning point. game Of the National League the music division faculty will ment. by Gordon Jacob, with trom- be through April 6. a -Contemporary RAY, KENTUCKY, PROPOSES season for the •Mlitsvalakee Braves included in the bonist Herb Adams. junior, Stant- SECTION II. The it is the )TORS program. Prof. Poetry" exhibit will be on display TO ANNEX and Wynn era be carried by the Gowan./ Suite for on. Terms accompanied by 13ob- intention of City of Murray, Ken- NOW! Oboe will be in the Library. Another exhibit- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Chicago White Sox at beset long bie Lee 'Boyd, freshman, Hopkins- tucky, to annex to City of Mur- Caty:toll Ends SATURDAY a lien, "Ann Arbor Potters," will COMMON COUNCIL OF THE to achieve the 300th vie- rreT, K.Y• ville. pianist. ray, enottifri Last through April 8. CITY OF MURRAY, KENTUC- Kentucky, so as to bascule his career. a part tur'Y of 'ROFIT -The Cat and the Mouse." by No admiesion will be charged KY, AS FOLLOWS: thereof, the territory de- Spaeth, whose 18 victaries last sonibei in , Vincent Persiehetti with Gene for any of these events. SECTION I hereof. seascal theneased his career total MOST INCAEMBLE 1TRjS'i'&RYIk U.S. NAVY HIST0h Long. Bardweli. organist; "Lazar- . from the College Seem SECTION 1. That it is needful, to 32'7, allowed catty one run arid Olt 175ED CAM Passed on the first reading an us" by Prof. Paul Shahan, with necessary, and desirable that the three inks in seven innings as the 28th day of February, 1963. Lee Ealaert. junior. Princeton, ten- to/lowing described lands lying the Braves bowed to the Nenv 114111T IS HOUTIOS Ellis, May or "lq() or. accompanied by' Ralph Hirsh- adjacent arid contiguous to the York Mets 2-1 Wynn, whose trimmer. junior, Columbia. Tenn., Husband present boundary limits of the City of Murmy, Kentucky seven triumphs lam eeeixei hated organist. City of Murray, Kentucky, be Al I hit oareer mark to 299, went /-iN ISL1t.1T1)" Suite for Oboe by Prot David Deafness annexed to said City of Murray, Stanford Andrus, City Clerk three ismings and permitted jute J. Gowan's, played by oboist Car- ICentunky, and beeten a I* part m15-26 one run in the White Sox' 7-6 Action in olyn Childers, sophomore, Hunts- loss to he Cincinnati Reds. Eastman ville. Ala., accompained by Faye Spaihn, wha will be 42 an Aprfl Ton Lacy, sophomore, Eldorado, 23, thinks he'll again be able COLOR I* to Iler 1:11. pianist. Analyzed OVC Tennis Race Seen Mice a regular aborting turn and "The Sky Above the Roof" by be good fair 1'7 to 20 victories this ear. Kill it now Ral plh Vaughn 'illiatits with so- By DE LOS SMITH year. He Miteld to make 20 luut lawn-care Jobs prano, Mary Lou Frazier, sopho- UPI Scions* Editor araison for the first time 9iirliec itirREY HUNTER more. As Tossup by Stewart 1955. Mt. Veron. 111., aceorivanied NEW YORK (UPI) — Dr. George by Judy Thacker, sophomore Litch- E. Shambaugh, Jr.. noted medic-11 Harper Hits Homer P-1,sU-S An ex- Concerto Wynn was season field, RI., pianist, frac authority on deafness. has de- Coach Chad Stewart, MSC's new the nation, Coach Stewart pointed hilt hard in early and TREFLAN• Horn by Ralph Hermann, played tected a new kind. lie calls it that although out that MSC last year beat the sinning thiells but now has turned on the horn by Jack term" coach, says !hi two cnoisecutlive ethane weeds as they French Gard- "husband deafness." it is difficult to say what any team University of Tenneeisee of the three- ng Enna& He was OF ner, senior, Louisville, accompan- The victim himself never com- will have rn any spring sport, he SEC and University of Missouri traegeid to: WRIEST IEPI4NTOM ore ty;.r — a hornier by ied by Susan Smith. plains of it, Sharnbaugh said in a thinks the OVC tennis race will of the Big Eight conference. rilele Temarry Orris n-burning, coin- Suite for piano by Gerald Plain, recent lecture to a medical group. a toss tip between MSC, West- Hariper—lburidess. be Coach Stewart feels that Murray lest Suntlay with Carol Wolfe, eophamore. Key- And so he doesn't go to the hear- Eastern State he had pliched three ern Kentucky, and and Western are the only OVC sooreilents rasseass reeasnet the mews. OPERA!' specialist on his own. CLASS THE ing College. These three finished in teams that could compete in the _ - toil insects that THE HONEYMOONERS' — "Ile is led to the doctor's of- that order last year. SEC. and these tee could only The Pittsburgh Pirates deatt OF AMIE (Wm COLOR .-#• r is from beneath Jackie Gleason's daughter fice by his wife, who insists that Murray lost three men from compete with the average teams the Minnesota Twins their fifth Linda Mae and bridegroom he is losing his hearing." Sham- last year's squad. Bob Cooper, Whit in that conference. Miller Jr. cut their baugth continued. -The tests may ••-••••Mf• John A. Wooton, and Jerry Rhoads who The strength of the tennis team wedding cake in Scranton. show perfectly normal hearing. placed 1. 5. and 3 respectively in will be tested this year when the :ILLER - ('OM- Pa. At the Urns, famous 'The difficulty here is inatten- OVC play. Racers meet some of the stronger father was filming TV in Papa, while reading the news- ROSE FOOD - tion. universities in the nation. These Florida and her mother was paper. has conveniently /earned Western has two new men plus other Lawn and the OVC 121111.±1f9 include University of Ala- • ill In New York. to exclude maen's voice'from his singles wiener of two years ago, while Eastern has their bama. Mississippi State, Notre Dame University, and St. Louis is professor arid. entire squad returning. Sharnbanagh University witleihe-latter two min- of the oir As to how OVC Friday's chairman department —ten•rvis anti ing to Murray. otolaryngology at Northwestern compare to other conferences in . from the College N. University Medical School, Chica- go. He was commenting on the '61 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville '60 MERCURY Monterey remarkable progress medical sci Full power and factory air, Tenn -Door Sedan. , Well equipped. 1{- once has made in the past 25 Golfers' 4 Season to Begin mileage. She's cleat: hound's tooth. years in improving the lot of the car with low car Slick as a .hard-of-hearing. as new! Correction Easier Now 500 dware • 1 '59 FORD Fairlane It used to be • that very few of With 3-Day '60 OLDSMOBILE 88 Sedan Tournament 4-Door Sedan. Well equipped 1^ at these unfortunates could be help- 4-door, power steering and brakes. one-owner car. It's a Jim Dandy: D Dealer ed. Now, nearly aU hearing loss- non-factory air, tinted glass, Tenn. es due to otrstructron in the con- The golf team wir open its sea- , of their OVC foes • Middle Tent's.- In car It's springtime all year 'round. duction of sound to the hearing son tomorrow by taking part ace, East Tennesse, and Western. OLDSMOBILE 88 2-P the Flonda Invitational Tourna- After the Florida meet the team '59 nerve can be corrected "w i th Equipped with power steering or ment at Ocala The threestan meet will return to prepare for the rand '59 FORD Ranch Wagon the probability that normal tinted glass, auto ' can be re- will drew some of the top college home match with Austin Peay 6-passenger Station Wagon. It's well brakes, near-normal heanog one-own6Y ' wored." 'he said. • golfers in the South. ?SOW College on April 7. equipped, Ky. car. Slick as a mole. transmission. It's a - -man squad con- Deafness due to malfunction or The six Murray car with 17,000 actual miles. LYMOUTH • sists of Joe Belote. sophomore. In addition to the Florida meet, damage to the hearing nerve re-, 500 see it to believe it Mayfield, Bobby English, sopho- MSC will play in the Southern '58 FORD Fairlane have got to mains mainly unreachable by me- with more, C.Inertsedle, Bill Graham, Intercollegiate Tourney at Athens, 4-Door Hardtop. Well equipped brand spanking new. dical science, and in this connec- Ga., May 2-4. power steering, automatic transmis- tion Shambaugh warned that cert- senior, Murray; Paul Jett, sopho- more, Lone Oak, Larry Mullen, sion and other optionals. It's a local .- QUADS EXCELLENT—Rose Rea Guadagni holds her quadrup- ain antl'entics can he poisonous '57 MERCURY T'pike Cru ex- freshman, Paducah; and Lynn Nenv- car. She's a little honey. lets in Naples, Italy. two boys and two girls, each In •() the heatins, nerve and shosaid 2-Door Hardtop. Double power. t' - t- incubators. She and husband be used in very small doses and ton, sophomore. Fulton. cellent health and requiring no glass, knee deep in rubber, Ky cr three other children. extreme caution if at all. The Racers will likely face three '57 PLYMOUTH Rocco. • jobless laborer, have with man's dream car The third group of hard-of-hear- 2-Door 6-Cyl. with straight trans- It's a young ing persons comprise those who mission. Fair little car with a low loss and have both conduction price tag. '55 BUICK 4-Door H'top impairment of the hear- inner ear Well equipped, local car. It's a p.,K- • ing nerve In some of these mic- rosurgery will improve hearing '57 DODGE 3/4-Ton .Pickup der puff. and they should all be carefully Truck. Standard transmission with studied with correction surgery in a V-8 engine. Farmers delight! '55 FORD 4-Door Sedan mind, he said. new, local car. Sharp Even many of the deaf beyond • '61 BUICK La Sabre 2-Door Runs like the power of medical and surgic- Power steering and brakes, factor can obtrin help $5000 GUARANTEE 98 al treatment - air, local one-owner car and sharp '55 OLDSMOBILE from a well-selected hearing aid, Apwasal bars Twalta Damns brier. Full power, local car. Nice. and all will be benefitted by a-s a learning lip reading to supple- SCIENTIFIC PEST • • ment their hearing," he said. AND FISHING CARS favors 1Periodic Tests CONTROL GOLFING periodic Nice Shanibaugh adsocated All Work and Service 1955 BUICK Super 4-Dr. Sedan. Nice 1955 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan. hearing tests for children and for Fair Performed by 1956 PONTIAC 2-Door Hardtop. III '.)55 PONTIAC 4-Ifoor Sedan. adults who wort or lee in noisy it off OLDS 2-Door Sedan. Fair. 1954 PONTIAC. Rough, drag surrounding. TERMINIX COMPANY 1952 In children moderate hearing For Information Only Call impairment will often go unde- 00 tected because the child has never his BRAND S?ANKIN' NEW known normal hearing and Lumber CO. "(Ins-obed- Murray parents may think lam Murray, Ky. 7414-3151 PONT1ACS ient or stupid when he fails to CADILLACS - OLDSM °BILES • respond or responds incorrectly." NOW GOING at Bargain Prices during our Spring Clearance Sale! Some with air-conditioning, some without Y! • CARS R1ZES U. SPORTS CLASSICS * STARFIRE (Oldsmobile) * LA MANS (Pontiac) (Pontiac) * CONVERTIBLE (Pontiac) odds * GRAND PRIX • * CUTLASS (Oldsmobile) STATION WAGONS — Pontiac Catalina, F-85 Olds SEDANS — 2-98 Olds - 1-88 Olds - 2- Cadillacs - 1 - Pontiac )REDS 4-DR. HARDTOPS 2 Super 88 Olds - 1 Pontiac Catalina )S OF 1 Pontiac Bonneville 2-DR. HARDTOPS 1 Catalina Pontiac DEMONSTRATORS • • 2 Pontiacs, 1 4-dr., 1 2-dr. Hardtop - 1 Cadillac 1 Olds Super 88 4-Dr. H ardtop SAVINGS up to $800°° BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT• INC. PRESENTATION A SPORTS NETWORK SEE — COOK SANDERS or WELLS PURDOM, JR. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME • Deal Direct With Owners .. . No Commission To Pay • like Judy Garland, but few do. Liza ROLE—Many young singers try to sound FROM LOUISVILLE — CAST IN NEW mother. Receiving a broken bone in a — LIVE does. Her gift comes naturally, for Judy is. her Minnellt leading role in a New York musical comedy. • rehearsal accident. Liza, 17, expects to play a MOTOR SAL() is film director Vincent Minnelli. The Saturday - 8:30 p.m. SANDERS-PURDOM -4952 "Rest Foot Foment," opening March 27. Lire's father rehearsal; dancing with Ronald Walker (right): . dark-eyed youngster is shown relaxing at a 1406 Main Street MURRAY, KENTUCKY Phone PL 3-5315 while chtmeogreptier D9jey Daniels directs, and tram- CHANNEL 6 - WPSD-TV • tumbling over the 'boulder Of Walker t•• .itig her foot with a poster.

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• 1063 (iF FOUR THE LEDGER a TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY FRIDAY — MARCH 22, Kirk Pool Tuesday, Apra 16, will be tivid Mrs. of 920 a.m. it of the time Mrs. J. B. Burkeen PLaza 3-4947 Present Program given in the yearbook. Twenty persons were present. ibtu Caratiau Womena slip ot the First Chriotiaa Chur- ch head its gestural notating at FOR CORRECT the church oai Pouraisy evening TIME and • VO#‘44, dOW of seven-arty o'clock TEMPERATURE "cha the RIM of Hope" wan NIGHT Ste thane of the program very DAY OR Schultz Home Scene Murray Grove 126 Judged Outstanding In ably promoted by Mrs. Kirk Of Garden Chub Kentucky; Mrs. Loretta Jobs, President Pooll. DIAL 751963 Mrs. Maurice Cream gave the Meet On Wednesday Murray Genve 126 at The Su- agficens and membom asdia weaship servite. M. Charles T. Schultz war prune neva Woodmen Carle splendod anenpnehment Sinicem PEOPLES BANK hostee6 fee- the meeting of Nes- has been judged the moat out- appraniaan .alkititModogicl tklibiegIM The presider* Mrs. Eon Shel- grove in Kentucky sr ktga Olt the wove kir ttax's Palate Genial Club held noodling thilmtbegi ton, presided and announced that Murray, Ky. on Vain-mediaiy aster-noun ait otee- the Slate Accompiatiment Await tow nearest pod, Apx.d the next material meeting on Shirty &oink with the president, Pan kir 19111-19.11. alEgkxkling to Other officers of the grove are: Mrs. B. C. Hiatt , pretating. an anniuncernent received Ilha I?" Mita Josole Cote, it President; - Types and Closers of Con- week by the Coove President, Mrs. Hazel Talk, First Vice Ps- IN ACTION The Murray State College Sym phonic Eland presented the first concert of the temporary Flower Arningomenie" Mrs. Loran Juts in • Later beet; Mrs. Salo Lawrence, Sec- Annual Festival was the subject of the Meson from the National Preload of Fifth Co,ntemporary Arts Tuesday night, March 12, In the Auditorium. Directed MURRAY LOAN CO. iond Vice Pregiiiieglt; MISS Kigh-1 prescribed by Mats Da Douglas. the Society, Mrs. lam Alexander by Prof. Paul W. Shahan, the band played five compositions, four of which are the work of Telephows PL 041M leen -Patterson Secretary-, Maas MN IC Nuke Ola She used an arrongernent for Shugart. Oman Hebrides. living composers. The Compositions were: Chorale and Alleluia, by Howard Hanson; Serenade for Ruth Listaiter, Se-1 "Y•110 NONE WOOED LOAN 00." each ape and dins in her leasin. Mee. Sidemen advised Mrs Jobs Band, Opus 85, by Vincent Persichetti: "The Sinfonians," by Clifton Williams; Second Suite for tory; Mrs. Kate (averatat, Tr M. A. 0. ?Repos judged the that the lira prate check ot $25.00 uer; Mrs. Lila Vatontarie, Audi- Sand, by Gustav Holst; "Newsreel," by William Schuman; and Commando March, by Samuel Barber. twenl*. armoires:menus brought by and t h e Stale ActimOkalitaad fibr, Mrs. Gemara liarnLot. Chop- the mordant Amami Centifiaate will be pre- FRANK PRESENTS has Mrs. B. Wail Moluam, At- Two OW markers welcomed sented at the Sake Cuoveotuiri tionclara; Mrs. Lavoie Wyatt As- Elm (;rove Baptist and by the cltsb weir Mrs. E. C. in Paducah Apra 5 by National BOB HOLMES saf:ant Attendant; Mrs. Morel Social Calendar Jones arid Jars. Paul Lynn tsar. Mel M. Dunialdsza Church Circle- Has Robertson, Muaciart; Mai. Cobalt TRENDS DeMhos* refreshments were Grove I of Louisville ohs tat- •••=wia the Wednesday Meeting • saved by the beams, Mra Sella ai second pace and will receive Friday, Maras tans Conrad Jones. L. D. Miller, Edgar featuring DODIE DOWDY has Eorl Lee, ahalinralin. Pre- ulh, to the talent-kg manberte a check in the amount rit S15 00 Howe and John Haman 'roarer. Team Mem bers are: Celia sided at the mortis* of the Ctirrele chai and hot dug suPPer and Her Horn Manama L E. Fat, EuSerde, and a State Accomplatirrient • • • Ctenvford. Bubble Panama, Lau- of the Woniarta Mdstionery Sod- wial be spormased by the Kinney I H. Key. Eunice MMer. Homy Award Catlrte. Those also Tuesday, March 26th TUESDAY thru SATURDAY raw Stales, May Lane Bee-, erry of the Ekn Grove Baptist PTA at the Whoa with serving Harms. A 0. Woods, UsDkeisigkaa. be presented during the p.m. Gaza Geuran, Birdie Parker, Church held On Wtackamtary eve- to begin of 6 p.m. The proceeds Bill Miler, principal of Callo- 4:00 pan. to 12:00 E. C. Jones, Ralph Tersitswer. Sane Convornion. Gladys Spann, ad Katie Char- rung ak the church will go toward the project of way Chummy High School, will E. S. Fonouson., Paul Lyon. and M.o.. Jobs its serving her gienZeld of PADIJCAH LADIES INVITED mat. ••Spirdtsad Lille Development" buying library boats Dor each at be the spealuer dl the meeting of the Murray Band Hari* ind one guest. year as Peasilient dr She Kirassey PTA at the scilicet was he theme of the program the ten damascene. Cover Charge Mrs. Jolly. &nor. She Ma been State Trims- Aaasitang the grove in their • • • Washington at 9th No presented by Mesdames ahartes at 715 pm. • • • urer kir the plea tour years aird work are Neaten Commaxec- • • • Burl:real. M T. Robertson, Wal- Saturday, March 23rd Ma served as Sine Ougaisan. as women Co-Oda M. Curd and B. ton oil the Wednesday, March 27th PERSONALS sastoan Aitenclant.an and ha fillesoci- Waa rtfiffeaflOn• HarrY Mallklett. wet The Alpha Department The WSX...5ut the Martin's Sse Keys Keel. Murray Woman's Club will have • * • The devotion front Mart 5:15- luncheon at the club Chapel Methodist Church MK 0ant's wart as voebi as ocher Ms noon la was in -tor .Mrs. Las- and with Madames R. A. Johldo hetet a book,ifsidy at list home Mte Patriele estir-st-dkintitrIvard3tai lited and agorae officto hone the call to pries was by Mrs. laulf Kir*, Cleo Hester, af M. Histren Whitishl at 720 and Alva Neal Seams Of Jack- srl ins scannay and a, awn, The KNIT-SHOP re iiping mitu „duo. wuns. Eupaitry Cuirion. T ha Mooing Gatkoway, and Miss Mti- sem-We. F. were the weekimd befo PERSONALS • • • MRS. ROSS MeCLAIN - praya wee by Mrs. Gary Wacker. ared Hatcher as hostesses. .guesr& of Mr Selata. Parerfz• Mrs J.ibe., President of the invited Others moment were iliastarnts • • • The flindly night supper will Mr and Mrs Robert G Buchanan i.eNwire ginvt._ ha, be Bailey Read — Phone 753-I4U Mrs, Larry Reader was °mined Punk= Laresaex. &sat 26th be heftat the College Presby- wane traeaniverms at the Monday, March of Paduoato. b. as coffee • • • laga agate nasaiuss from the goat lagt for the Alfred Wilaina. Charles Henry. The American Legion Atocilisry terial Church as 6:30 pan. as. OPENING MONDAY, MARCH 25th Zga%. Larry Suitor. Bill Haireh, Her- at the Legion Heal' at air acid Mrs. Bohai Rowland at the Iran Cobb Hotel an A- bend kr litarir of WYtene will meet Mem- Inn in the man Futrell, met Alfred K. 7 p.m with bins. Neal Wilson, The Gordan Department of AND DOMESTIC YARNS - KITS arid daughter. Susan. of ducah April 5 Junes at the Triangle • • • IMPORTED communky service charman, in the Murray Woman's Club will phis. Tenn.. were the weekend Thursday's tatie of the in Mrs. shiagews kojei whie artsele El to 4:30 Mrs. Rooland's mother, diarrge od the program. Hoistaess have Coke party from 3 NEEDLES - ACCESSORIES - FINISHING gueeas,at & Tanta - atidieek--"Mysseggesilasiadiass to al Ledger -Mrs. Lettish Rogers will be- Men --amide Andean p.m. at. the tome 01 Mos. W.. D. -K1M - - and Mrs. Macon Erwin. Oaktweill. Carrind Drive. Ball 1'iie in s— Opens Her Home For • • • Warren wig the program present Watch for Sign 7/10 Mi. West of Five Points of Today The Murray Toastmistress Club Reservertions will be taken by area/ American Novel Suburban Club Meet on !Hayfield Hlway IR .1 150 NIP IR MISC AP Mr=WIT Mk meet aft the Bonk 01 Murray Mosnarnas C. C. Fanner, Donald WINIT= -Esit a Hood breakfast to start dikisaions room at 7:30 pan. Hunter, or Edgar Pride. 9:30T to 5.00 Mon , Tue., Thur., Fri. IR I IC • • • MI, J0 MI If smites -- good day", Skated Mrs. Holmes 9:30 to Noon Sat. - Closed Wed. 1962 14104540 Pliihrelwm n ere Dunn in her lesson on -Break- The Craaftrve Ara Department 174 far." groan as the meeting a oi the Murray Woman's Club by 141:111DRUDIIIIM: 111:14.calteganiabrajc.°23=111rru= the Suburban Hurnernabers Cada will meet at the club house at hw LOVE'S STUDIO COUPON on Tuesday evening at seven jammig i .ti H t., IlAt'llt ..II. now where to get the money to I know about ttoon beeaus.e. held 9 am Heeitomes are Mesidamos •• no- ancw lie o'clock at Ilse home of Mrs. Leth- • - - my father made •-• .tait my fortune a on Miller Avenue, ws•!•!, sec .sedina arisees as New "Where ?" , was a Kano at nigh amateur al .Ftogers Bring This Coupon To •• • .. Ang :gAn !.f ,wa! rob a bank." ' ancestor man and ••• always MM, Tian Welk; gave the de- New Concord Club •• •etit,!es Win toCW1 "ru ••-nio Peluso and Sthas The little bell ut the timer or. noticed that ancestor imoole votion from Ecraeolatates 9:11. The by each Meets At Home Of "." •. 2T " ---""" the stove took up a slow opacesi =amity tees ow ceramics ,e the itill adia was answered Ile mt. showed hirmen to Osier e ;ones they -eiehrate St) rather o' the tight nerribers manila a LOVE'S STUDIO .• .r. pinging • Mrs. Noel Smith /61" aw" "`"4 wP4 Mary said, -Go call the chit- was a gentle wen-informed, ift. favorite s.priog flower. is ..14• •-r IA. l• toot. Noel Smati opened her 563 Poplar St. Murray, Ky. sofrartt.los to rester* Mega ta [both dreft The earre'role s ready." advised. •oerset ones brilliant The group enjoyed singing with tAXT,.e. p,sztA_Ae. e •tif /1414, ,* 'SthglellanCletl ne lost _ne Mrs. Glen Sams at Me pano. Nene far the' meettrig of the f•!efe • • deo. af-l•cr anti future. in New Conirmd Hornanakers Club — FOR — as lethatrseeked to opes the stor• my p,-/FE, Mary. goes to her money, prestige. Games were directed by Mrs. ear.) wo Fraday morairi fact he mist nearly everything Pout Beiges. held on Wednesday atavism at met Jot, Morph, Clerk ta the bane sleep the way you would nee ac• the preniient, ry Talkame ICA•ey• Aliens and Hawley. Mrs Rogers, aseataad by her- one orlock with Deaf to tro • close the door of a closet Do ate son, Aeas &Pout tut, tc cumulated over several riundred daughter, Moses Bet oriy a n d Mrs Chadic Stubblefsekl, gee- al 1511T,•re • leas weeit• many Unkea I nave watched her rot a rust years, tout everything but the ONE 8X10 PHOTO* and Theo while tthas mut trump- SUMBII1 Fagots. oerval reireeh- of the ellv7 my fat, Cr ing the sidewsa front riame*--which was all m•nrits 5. the eight members and The lemon on 'llatdret A Gnat eon. thr pretakles• Ot the beak She sighs once and tier eyes In anyway - Base, •stAtved and sd,sed itius a.3 interested tRas• vie'ken, Mrs. Prentwe Dunn Breakfast" W126 presented by Mrs. dose and ner bps. untroubled. SIX POSTLARD PHOTOS* cl( so-teehise that few rerceresno Father used to give me what and Mo. Timmy Caraway. Lerman Bailey and Mrs. Pete Mar ""nante4 Lthan " tall into that wine and remote ' "tan'wet was keeping Mansell IS 5 rut !be called "heritage les-aims The next meeting will be heal Hughes. They useri a chart t, tram by taking • Mlle Of the ancient Greek grade tr.a. ii. could That's why I know so much Tuento , April 16. as 7 pm. illtatriarte what it takes bu mak, 'Rabies or Children to 12 years She smiles an night ner sleep, that's rat- Sloth,? *Am ceraptatiaa about the old boys. Maybe of the home of bins. Glen SIMS. a well balanced meal From ..,ne 0 ret • widow her breath purrs tn her throat. !ewe., also why I'm clerk in a Sicilian alleadlow Lane. it was round that in the ".°I. •s purr. 1r anac7ed 07 ethos* II" not a snore, • kitten • • • •"•-1.j. ns. ii-ref nth:awes She warn grocery on • biock Hawkey. been age group the ones vaho ate wish it Were 110 with she was souls to ,read . I used to own_ I wish I dictrit re- s g CBI brealdissit had borer al- 'awl' 5 tort,•ae Ins off sleep, at the same eat that 111"ar fight sent It so much It termini de- higher gnacies the for titudes and only . 'woo be a nal Olt shot Oa $4.95 dor.p oo to see up to o time craving IL • mammon or hard times .that ktirlons said. 1 Ow" lr.0 nor IC'. It'. wi'd So man) nights I have lain S. ,-gie awn, a pwkup a.qua!•••n -• wiped us out Mrs. T. R Echeards in loving or • awake. hearing my Mary• IltOe ..•-•• Smoot ocerman f that came atom starting her brichaale rotes said that REG. $9.50 VALUE — Offer Good 'Mrs 3-30-43 ••Sa (noon Ighsg purring newcie me. If yu„tare All • , • Dr.. p•Aut I it. Aalet Irtaf spots Kan to say New Baytown is a pretty new *1w tone to give Ii nit and get 5% secret memos- into darknesa. rod town. I turned right on Elm aid to paints frracen by the win- 1.0T10140GRAPRY - Artreall • 1. .n all Maisie*, swiminm g on your eyes, and EXPIRES MARCH 30, 1963 'ne«red and frustrated by al/ till' Street and walked fast up to ter alb zero bernmeatures. Lee Remick gets • lotion ap- 1111111114L74111 Ow eta, the time in long e•••• weer now. when Porlock, which Is a cockeyed The rien-C/01. frt was by plication In Madrid. Spain, Is -loao to fuo/ San bellesus be This night I had to get up and given Margie s nard-teatting anetitntioa parallel Mktg Erin Mcntigurnery ard the preparation for a scene la • • out. It be odd now a man be- with High- - . A lights made the group repeated The Lont's Prayer "The Running Man." She Is CHAPTER 6 lives he can think better in The street frost an the lawns in mimeo "This' be Agoleis" was an Academy Award nominee HE CARDS said July and a special -place. I have such • hard white MURRAY sidewalks glint like millions the thriugtit for the month. Each for her role In "Days of D rive.ln Theatrel Tthey said It three urnes-i :place, have always had it, but land It Isn't thinking I do of tiny diamonds. Such a frost number alma-m*3d the MI cal Wins and Roses." SAW. it. Ethan.: Mary said "You I Icnove 7:00 takes a footprdh and there were oath her favorite manna OPEN — 6:15 • • • • START — are going to get money and there, but feeling and expertenc. , lower. aInone Reastarrents were served by luta Of mosey Think about ing and remembering Ws anemia from the time TON1TE and SATURDAY that " safety reser - everyone must I have always Ilizo Smith Iii the sweata-one a child felt a curious ex- March Specials! "Do you 10ve money so much, have one, although I never l was mfrritors and I ear viteeor. Mrs. walking tn new un- cottontail heard a man tell of It. citement Gertery Ferguron. who, hemline a or frost. It ts like "Love money' No. I don't I went timely doo-ratstres, marked =Ow new TeMbee II II, I" THICK being first in a new world, a 1.• love money. But I don't love c•rrying my clothes, and The next meoling well be had satisfying sense of ,Ils- worry either I'd like to be able dressed in the kitchen. Then I deep, an Wodneeliaty, April 10, at I covery something clean and to hold up my seed In 'this , wrote a note on the grocery of prn a the home uf Mrs. Pete ALUMINUM STORM unused, undirtled Now In town. I don t like the children pad, saying. -Darling Pm .rest- new, Hughes. I Put to be nangdog Meats, they less Have gone for • walk Eie galoshes and thick socks • • • first scars on the glittering se I think ,I left It the WINK'S can t dress as good- as well-as back soon DOOR some others. I'd love to hold up squarely in the center of the newness. Porloek crosses Tor- Mrs. James Hughes my neat- kitchen table so that If the light Where WITH SCREEN that'. where the bicycle "And money would prop up was turned on at the wall switch may. Hostess For WSCS rENNET11 MORE TAIIIA° ELI factory is, rust off Hicks Street. your head 7"' it would le the first thing seen_ the clean frost woo scarred with Of Martins Chapel "It would wipe the sneers oft Then I eased the back door $23.95 SUNDAY -' MONDAY - TUESDAY — I BIG NITES! long -drugged tracke Danny the faces of your holy la-de-das open and tasted the air It was root • restless. unsteady The Wretnath'e S ctioty of Chns- • allo one sneers at Hawley." ichilly, smelled of • emoting of Taylor. carry) • NO PASSES wanting to be somewhere Man Seratice nil the Mariam Chap- (cash & "That • what you think' You white frost. I muffle up in a ghost, Merit end el Mettaidflea Chundh met Tut...- lutt,, don t see IL" heavy coat and pulled g. knitted else and dragging Admission: Adults 75t wanting to be somewhere else. dray evening at see-on-the:1y - "Maybe because I don't look sailor's cap, down over My- ears Children, 6-12 35e drank. !every circa at home Of Mrs. JarlIf• for it.- :The electric kitchen clock growl. Danny, the town the HARDWARE has one, I guess. STARKS "Are you throwing your holy ed It earl quarter of three I had town Evora HtltdOwW. Taylor-so many town Hawley, up at me?" been lying watching the red Danny "Sweet Hour ed Prayer" was heads slowly from aide to JOY.. IT'S MAGIC "Namy dartna,, It's not m4rro. spots in the dark since eleven. shook the c,p.airrig oarg sung by the?' Its side - good family. Wat of the of a 4, eapon at, y more " Our town of New Baytoom is gr Orp. Mr-i. Hannon W h itne ! education. Didn t he IT'S PURE "Well. I'm gad yan (Wind It • handsome town. all old town, tine, good president, presided at tar mect- WANTED! some trouble at the ACkfle• out In this town or any ref.er one of the first clear and de. have irig. Enchantment!, my? Why doesn't he straighten town a _Hawley grocery clerk rs fined whole towns in Ameries Mrs. Ila:mon Whenell, Mrs. TRAINEES up? He's killing himself with still • grocery clerk." Its first settlers and my an- Euoae .Itney, a-id Mrs. ROI, e Men and women are needed booze arid that. wrong because "Do you Maine me for rty castors. I believe, were sons of j Lawrence who attended the dis- now to train for positions as: It a failure" those restles a, treacherous. Danny• • tooDenaan .• t-Sat meeting at Paris, Tenn., • Tabulator Operators Comfort that his parents aren't "Ni, Of etlorse I don't_ Ili' quarrelsome, avaricious seater- March 11, gave a 'short tag Wiring SpecIallsts kill on • WALT, alive to see it it would I On blame you for sitting wal. trig men who were a headache evente thr (bay. The highlight • Key Punch Operators Ibefn-bat they're already- lowing in it. You could client te Enrope under Elizabeth. I dead of she tinrariam was a talk by • Office Atlf-Ofitation But that's New Baytown talk- Get of it if you lido t have your took the West Indies for the; PRESIDENTS Judy Foster a mistanary. Masi Helen Riff Equipment Operators D1SNEYS 04.fgionel Art fancy-pants View, own under Cromwell, -and re e of her experienoe as a rem-a -- top i and Shirley Taylor have ALL- laughing at yoo A . Onally to roost on the northern In me Datiny Is a raw w,rToW IBM toeryivay s Karate for thirtyaix years. CARTOON gentleman without money ron•t, holding charters from the and out of that • guilt. I should been elected to the top office in MACHINE TRAINING grand *its. allageler June!. gave FEATURE Tbe word expio4a-1 returned (mama Stuart be able to. lielp him. I've tried, selected will be trained Is a cri their social sororities. Mies Foster, "DiiMenerii, mei of Pr, Persons silent -rh,a but he won't let me. Danny-ire an which need not :n net "head. and ,he was suatesstully combined the lairiche if In a program ever had, yer." mans tato otracy and puritanism, which near to a brother as I who is a Junior from Louisville, interfere With present job. If andashamed It A-as gull Intoreertiolk and said. "You arch t let unlike when you crime same age and growing Lip, name training can be fi- Irti sorry. Ethan will head Alpha Sigma Alpha repirirat. members raid. you qualify, nay.. taught me something- orb, flown tn Both bad alwetght and etrengt h. Maybe my nanced. Write today Please in- next Pear. Muss Taylor. junior, The divan& ortayor o.-re• things, rabbit foot- ,ngetro tot opposition. mat cocornea becausese I sin my clude home phone number m itten. three It unberst. The next how* TECHNICOLOR' Three things will Where they merged, they pro- brother's keeper and I have not OWerlabOro, will serve Sigma OPPORTUNITIES lint mine ivill be in the Nene JOB (Sea -_Susan • wow.'a Woe rsa bittagiott.iis ,lie,oerl-the ante. the ',Meer, a hard-bitten, wireivine I paved him. Murray, Ky. foe tr Sigma Sigma as president. Bos 32-T Re Castigated Monday) Harmain Whiftnell, pi' ,Liable, ALAI tat luipcal. I know bunch Of monkeys.' I (To evening, Mandl 27, at 730 pail.

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• PAGE FIVE FRIDAY - 22, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY • MARCH 22, 1063 and rabbit tests, while being at tell if there has been a reaction. the new testing technique at. least as accurate. If there has been one the woman 111 women and reported the ri- 16, will be held It is a test tube test strictly, has tested pregnant. sults to the Missouri State Medi- Read of the time eliminating the use of laboratory Ohorionic gondotropin also is the cal Association. exabook. animals. The substance tested in basis of the frog and rabbit tests. At the same time the women test, tube is a sample of blood Sample of a woman's body fluids were tested with either frogs or es were preen** the frees any woman who wishes to are put into these animals and rabbits. In 97 at the 111 the aru- know vAsettier or not she's preg- if their body chemistry- reacts rnal or 'biological" reset and the nant. the substance is present and the strictly test tube result were in tR CORRECt Into the tube, along with this test is "positive." agreement, either positively or ne- sample, goes a laboratory - made But this procedure takes several gatively. TIME aid • • subritance Which chamically antag. days. Laboratory animals are ex- That left 14 women for whom ornate one cli the first body ahem- pensive to get and to maintain the two testing methods were in fast turn erast on four sheets, nestrooted to pro- !MPERATURE 9066. In Martin, istry products resulting from a be- Another drawback is that the frog disagreement. Six actually were NIGHT Stoma. 587-6565. NOTICE' tect your asterest. Cat Crksideit Y OR FOR SALE off Meeks New Test ginning pregnancy. is not very sensitive to human pragnant, as it turned out, ,1ust apr23c J. Reaves. Phone 750-5111. nak L This is chorionic gonadotropin. ohorionic gonadotropin in SUM- as the test tube test said but the $3-6363 ARE goad It is manufactured in the forming mer and this invites "false posit- bimogical test denied APPROXIMATELY 26 USED GERMAN SHEPARD DOG, 61 MERCHANT PASSES WANTEI) COUITIPSY outer-membrane oif the sac in which wies." But the negative result at the traders prices inoging Atom 87.10 morithei old, female, whine, good only on Thursday etas A the Determines biological test of four other wont- gentle dog. Pracie 825.00. See at Rellierdrome„ and on Mcorsdaci, the new hie will develop, and J Supervises 'Test Trial , to $3,000. New treaters 46'x57' pathologist of en turned out to be correct which ES FHA Vote St. 753-5110. m22p Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at SMALL HOUSE OR APART- some of it gets Into the woman's Dr. J. H. Hill, BANK long, 10' wide, pries rang- to 12' the Muireay Drive-In Theatre. monk. Phone 753-3102. m22p blood and other body fluids. Kth:nsTraginitycity,LsuuthpeenraniseciHospa triitalt, aod meant the "ponitives" of the test of ing from $3,550 to $6,606. Delay- 4M•I•••• Pregnancy tube test at tfiem were LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, and The passes wild not be accepted /Tubs is Whirled false. ery Excluded. Commercial credit ray, Ky. • kitchen ftmoiltuue. Call 753-5i•77. at the theatre tor special features. The test tube is whirled, by •financing. Before you buy a nem I HELP WANTED m22p ma& Sy DEL.06 SairTH , machine, act too gently because or used er or a new or used UPI !Science Editor the two substances must be enough mobte home see Joe Moans mid SAILBOATS FOR SAiLE. Phone STEAM FINISHER, Exeperienced Answer to Yesterday's Pbrate NEW YORK 11JF1) - A new way mixed to react if they're going CROSSWORD PUZZLE Son Auto and Triode See, North klwanneaang, Kentucky .15-1-.4142. preferred. Boone Laundry arid of detecting pregnancy before it to, but not too violently mixed, Main Benton, Kentucky, phone m27p Rayburn Anthony ACROSS 1-Slipa away BOO MOW ORM gleaners. m23c is any way apparent offers the pro- because the reaction paterns can 1- 3% urd of 10-Be borne WV] MS030 MOM 527-8922 „or 527-6383. mar:2ft be broken up. sorrow 11'Prot NICE SUMMER DRESS IN size and his Combo mise of being easier and cheaper 5- Passeased 16- Easence OMON00 000000 somEoNE To BABY SIT with 18-Beam 18 mos. and size 1. All dresses Playing than the now widely used frog The eye should then be able to 8-Saucy BMW OOM 50 MODEL ALLIS CHALMERS eaialsar on while mother works. Five 12ii- 29'St 3711M0 '4120 mom $2.00 croon. See alt 30.4 So. till St. Friday and Saturday 13-t3everafe Sawa CialiUvaixir. Gays a week. References requir- 22-Men's name MiJOi: OBE UIMID thictur, disc, pauses end Ite Evenings at 14-Mixture $600.00. Phone 753-1911. m23e ed. Telephone 756-69.10. m21121c 15-Three- 24-Beast of ES1 OAO MO banded burden Fr';M 11AZIA 1954 CHEVROLET TRUCK 11 fl-Pair TIMA '.5ENTS armadillo* ;1RM IBM'-1 3 BEDROOM FRAME HOUSE 3 tout) with new cantle rack. First MAXINE'S SERVICES OFFERED 17- Armed Meet 21-1tervis Co-Spar network iiD 0M000 411 3 to 25 acres od onss condition, roacludang tires. 29- Bishopric MES and pears did, with Hwy. 7'3 it. Walked 700000 000040 land. Located 8 miles East cif Ky. License, corny $405. Ho1brey't- heavily 20-Edverybody's MOO 00010 0= PARIS LANDING I WILL DO BABY SITTING IN 21-11Inngollan uncle Righavy 732. Tabs- 768-5617. m23( 32-Signify BUN WOZWO 3n6 ENDS Mutica.Y on Tennessee you: hiome. Pb me 753-5360. 31bc 23-Affirmative phone 43E-3568, James Slatle, 24-Paid notice 34-Orgy E DOWDY 5 ROOM HOUSE ON 31 36-More 17 -Read rri25v ACRES 49-Trial Route 6, Murray, Ky. crippled -Pertaining 43-South ot land in Steen an Karicoey 31 African SO-Gaelic 2s-lrewer to old age Horn histroway. Isiberesterd ceal 753-1429. HOG MARKET 31-1ilne legislature 52-MUSIC! SATURDAY SPECIAL 50x10 1963 ALUMINUM SIDING, Aluminum 42-FootlIke part MI-Silkworm as written SPRING rn.25p 35 - 47-Clan 15-0,olsd lava awnings, gtLiryn doom and wiin- Federal Stone Market News can 44-NI MCI .2:00 p.m. model $3550. 43 ft. Buddy $1695. 36- litioier 41 ft. Einar $1495. 12 othens to BROWN FORMICA TOP TABLE dhrw:,,. Low. low prices. No down Service, Friday, Mi-,roh 22. Ken- course payment, 36 meagre to pey. Mur, Hog Martel 311-gattatee VITED choose from. Matthews Tinalleir with exteciaion. 1(011,- 4 matching tucky Purshosie-Aceu 40-16 titer', 11111111111M11111114111111111111 liligtemay 45, Maydield 247- claim 1 set kaanchry tubs on ray Home hnsseyeanerit Corn- Report tnishaling 9 buying ha- measure pally, B. C. or Will Eidd 41'Corded cloth Min= weir charge nand. Phrase 753-448E. ltc • Esiiarrited receipts, 1600. 43-At no time iiniMaiii1M PL 3-4506. apri122c Barrows arid rats 15 to 95c 45-Castrato 2 BABY BEDS. STERILIZER, 40-Gros ing 111111111111111iiii3 er. No. 1, 2 end 3 180 to 230 Es. out of n.elt.ie horse, viridian and jumping SEE Lam TRALNING Opportune- $1325 to $13.63. Few No. 1 160 to 51-StIr 111111111111rifailM11111•11111 chairs, car amt.It ties on the Ainurement Page next 52- Baseball maul-, OW I 220 lbs. $14.00. No. 2 and 3 235 pitch NOW YOU CAN pen, rilsollet, elisa boys ckithers to movie at. m2,13,18,28,29c to 270 lbs.,$12.25 tio $13.46. No. 1, Si' Ventilate* Mum ainia6 rno. to 2 yrs. Rea 54 Stroke 30 2 and 3 150 to 175 bbs. $11.00 to l4-if.at - s,ritiliie Pavane ltp FOR. SALE IN CO] .1.KGE BUY A USED CAR 753-4950. LOTS 913.40. No. 2 and 3 901Wit 400 to 57-Tropical fruit Terrace Sub-Dialaion, one block SOO Ibis $10.00 -tio 21125. No. 1 6111101111111111111AMINIM WITH CONFIDENCE, NEW THREE BEDROOM, ship- frau a these. This sub-cLvision SI-Chine,* - and 2 250 to 400 1130. $11.00 to pagoda ped .beick home in a nest:rioted alb an irked Inoation, with city 59- I ierablryt iia111111113.111111111.11Agall Is. erect. Only two blocks horn the 512.50. grafted water ann sewararge. Luai located EXCLUSIVE, -cribbage. Buy now and pick your DOWN ::iii;E;I:61111111Z011111111aalt 1- Indonesian CH 2.5th eria-n oefore complatiern. tribesman Office 753-1736, night phone 753- BITE In a rehearsal or "The Curious 2-Scandinavian KITS Rii NW WARE-SAVAGES :I-Separate S - 5111 or 753-4775. m25c 4'Coo tin ued Savage," which will open a thre-day run March 28, Mrs. Savage story 1ISHING hal) ULOVER HAY. CALL 489- THIS 5- Possessea " (Gene Raye Miller) bite her stredaughtsr, Lillie Boll-(Roth Ann 2225. S. Man's LITTLE Dr. nicknarnif Vaughn). Loolii4 on are (left to right): Titus (Alex Harvey), 7- Beloved 111411311 CAT FISH DAILY AT II-Part of Distr. by United *store yrdicate, Inc. 2j re Pants FLAME Emmett (mike mcCasey). and Miss Wilhilminu (Deletes Batts), a saddle Baker's Filth MiliaitOt, I mile north west of Now Gerund neer 101 CAN RUIN nurse. tur , and 614 blighway. OaLl 436-3590. map A FOREST ed. EVEINONE;., rn A.IThER ues.--r, kat? FATHERS Aior_ 5AK TriE Ti-6se";.. THERE'sMO REAVIER CURDEW 05ET F4.A.KE- I JRSET, TEACHER'S UFSET,TrIE TriE-.1•RE DISAPRIATaJbECAL6E THAN A 6RIAT POTENTIAL! CUARANTEE (0..7 I HAVE SUCH 1.--;;CTION SALE PRIN1APAC5 UPSET..6000 &Rig: PJTENTAt... ii it HONOR ROLL . DN Wait iiiit;14:1111 SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1.190 ON • p.m., at the H. L. Slater farm 0 bonded 8 miles northwest of Remember- ii only YOU can Murray on Histruwwy 783, 4 miles ;7W.111, • FORD numb. of Poen. Oftentid--42. bals PREVENT - east, *Arel.o.S4- 10 k' ik mum eat, . , tuck- =M ers, elate. listrip, chairs, alV-rec FORZST FARES! Ky. DEALER cad player - nano ositsination, stove, dinehe table and chair, by Ernie Bushmiller Duncan Phyla tothee and cheat% " NANCY chins canal, buffet. magAreen arsd opririph, beck, dressers, mirror, ( NO---WE DON'T GIVE anocerllin dirties, poss. pans, SUPER TRADING STAMPS ON anneal efeetrtosil applosmoos, two washing machmes, Inky bed sod /--- MARKET MONEY YOU PUT ' SO LONG, nuntress, hie water tank. tubs, IN THE PHONE picture frames, antique .chairs, r USED CARS set of encyclopedias. 1960 Inter- Lrs natiniel trecitar, plow,. flier, culti- • Only your Ford Dealer vator, woe" other firm tools. ,1 Marc aims too nurneruitis to offers this guarantee meartain. Rain or sh.,ne. H. L. Sheer um-reer, Joe Pat Lamb. SERVICEABILITY Atte:000er. m22.c 'WAITING' FOR HIM - Mrs. 1 GUARANTEE ElsieBorders, 27, and her au 3-38-63 Y. Ford Deafer has inspected. FOR RENT five children stand In front road-t•sted and, if necessary, of their home near Brain- reconditioned every A-1 Used Car PUBLIC APARTMENT. 3 erd, Minn, wondering what's or Truck and guarantees that It IS FURNISHED :HONE c. 0611 11., Peon.. la sonicoabla cooddioa. rooms and beth, electrically going to happen now that *1/1" equipped. Private entrance. Adults the family's husband and father, Frank Borders, 38, is • FIRST-MONTH please. Wane 753-1293. 706 Olave. - Raeburn Van Buren mf23c in the clutches of Military ABBIB AN' SLATS by ij! GUARANTEE at Police law. Borders is held usawar- heatre HOUSE ON OLIVE EXTENDED, at Fort Sheridan, Ill., on U nder that guarantee your Fore TRUTH, I WISH IT WERE SO, Dealer, for the first 30 days (or alase traorillege 2 beds-opens, elec- charge of to--Ing AWOL for IN • NOW IF THOU WILL RT - 700 1.000 will give a 5014 cash tric hart, heintwood LltilleS. 753- the let 11 years, STRANGER, discount from has regular retail -WE ARE 2406. m23p SIVE /RE Nil ARROW price on any repairs he makes IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A • IN SORE NEED OF THE that are necessary to keep your STORE ARROW-- tI truck in servIceribie condi. SPORTING FEW WE HAVE AT Car or THE INDIANS bon. (Except for tires and tubes, A*0g LIKE ONE OUR DISPOSAL.' gloss, or radio. And, of course, \ USED TO MAKE! except la case of acodont err abuse.) ' vs! • , ‘7, ' TWO-YEAR 3 GUARANTEE _ "la tinder this guarantee your Ford Dealer, for an additional period of two years. will goys a 15% cash 4*. discount from his regular retail price on any repairs he maks{ that are necessary to keep your car or truck in SIKVIMMialli condi- 41- BIG MITES! tion (Except. of course.SS COMO Oi accident or abuso..3

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• FRIDAY — MARCH 22, 1983 t THE LEDGER & TIMES — MtRRAY. KENTUCKY r Gr. SIX in a year - long survey of up at nuarly thraa needed fur the public as well as th. Weekly TVA Newsletter on Norris Lake to learn Sr to the IT oper.ots.ng the farm. reittseds to get it over With mute afbout ib value BUREAU possible to dO SO. of the surrounding FARM One fanal obstacle to soon in it is LEDGER & TIMES ec u rr o m y - to break it in the elaninalhon et raiskvad "feat- The nealinitan. f'41hting tar the's TitC Mer .eerst)n Wen I in Eseember, only area. WO h its. even suser 6.8 r-biedring" las bens Cleared by ties-fund tin thaw eema-lratinli) ed last ter day March .Tinuary ems- - the Rough estimates of the 4.4C• recent unarilnous Supreme Nigeria: the modern transport 20 T r2;EV't cre: for the bNn k lower hours far the month neenx briefits from 1.Oheg on. action. but othtT5 He ahead. competition on the hIghway. the TVA ;V:'..11 mere month. Thes was the tenth • Corr 1'VA kit es have been devetoped se rue:al question waterw4e and the aesay. stssula lir. 380.000 heves belted by . in a rtsw in ass :h TaisAltles past, housed on nititraaa fght of the TEl hake to continue treeless j.ics Alec .•'-rity.- .irenter's ex- set a new rect rd fir that ritsnith in the the three,- y-ear PAGE TVA FARM ( v er a g es of what eldllennen ra,-.1reeds 113 PliVe XI wasteful proceraces under out- rebe*e sli records for of the year. a hard -presned but this is the Oka time $600 m)::21ort a nal:Idled work rules adopted more power use. I Winter rainfall was below nor- spend, soR1*. f the { has beep made Fene-hrise a I arx1 inreiirr than half a century ago. If fire- heaviest desnands of all mei through February, resthoaing ire actual survey teetedy tvelk.h fetathm-Abecl eos The will shtAv tie Men are not nte'ded indemi tho uhre.ro tem- hydro gitaftratt5ititi tilt the darns. for a TVA lake. It was won: rule, art Feld sirrie there are, H„,rts Farmers loe_root.Seli tit, they were on c:1311- ; _T:tures of bate Ja.nuary, when I However, this mcerth's hea v y how many fithernen 'Feather beclol , ng" be custrig them. kin* of burring aie- of litth-Ce'neury :he iced on the TVA system 111611111 are prav:d..ng lame amounts how many and what By .1. E. Stanford how much D s certain that "-he railroad make. the employers stieuki not reaehed 12,12.1.000 kilowatts. FM* of water in tirtoriare for hydro fish they catch, and Itscre is one gr.)up rnjured Intlk,TIS Will put Up a eitaranous be forced es bear the heavy ex- was more than 1.2 nellion kw generatien v.-hes the flood seawall "hiy spit-id. Wand ta, defeat this them just to peak k aci fa:eel by in mid-Aging. more than areiner by "feakiher- Lt-ciltrh pense of redeeming above the ends census takers assigned who rrryve tr delay it as long as pus- NeSther thew* the previous Three bedthing" (pe- pie emplt.,3,e1 gee men jobe (se TVA system heicke of the Lake are the yobs of many crews \pill -.vet sr supply fo- to dr:Decent h01111eS ere rrit neederil by the railnacis, s** because they be forced to change winter (its' compa risen, generat- ,ca the generado oeis,w average, TVA checking willk finhermen it is the fannes because he as !thousands of men are at stake. eqdris- two or three hours on Lmat ing oapalcity at g:ack Ksispitusl informattun fuel-burnong steam plants were spirt to get dabefted dopend. Odell Liana in and greerliacre-Per Cyritilse Wfl- PRODUCTION CREDIT honor of SIWs Peggy 11:11er -:n. Me. :se- I M-- M.eten Gr gan Pet: Sin In. Such a tcri rzsy a:xi Mrs. Luttie Thu:sound, , n_ral serernall anend but and Mrs •Massre Ho:lend. I a rcee shower yilar rev rtri. Mr Mr.. J. W. Sarsion and ASSOCIATION Mr at Use. Burksti Hiseitun and Mrs. icy Lockhart end b:hy ay Senaete-cLessa- gueata 307 North 4th Street Murray 753-5102 Paul &sae' Mr Eva C ge L • .-i'.1cas. Mrs Curd, M a Margie Hartic.ry: and Jcryce Salmon and Sun and - Bucihrarran were afteersour callers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cates of N-uire...:e e —Good Farming Equipment of Mr. sell Mrs. C• - , fie...1 . Bro. Elvis Hufford vtill he in a SE:A, ..sf rriete_hgs in Gt. rga Mardh 24-31 arni 11:- a. W ). ems frurn Freed - Herdsmen Cullige be wit taar • 411h Surekry I AUCTION a MARCH 30 Miss Jane Harrison is the last da— !o renister o.vc to 1:00 p.m. May 28 Primary Elecnon Saturday. March 30th - in the Kentucky's 1963 Dairy Princess 1 if you have lived in Kentucky at bast You may register of price, the following listed months, and in your pre- Kentucky is honored by I will sell to the highest bidelcr, regardless one year, in your county at least six For the secodd /ear in a row West equipment The sale will be held rain or shine on my farm 21 miles cinct at least 60 days. district winners northwest of Puryear. Tenn and 24 miles southwest of Hazel, Ky Turn having our Dairy Princess selected over 10 other west off 641 Hiway at Underwood Crossing on Crossland blacktop road to vote in the Primary Seventeen-year-olds may register Dairy Princess. about halfway from Puryear. Tenn, to Hazel, Ky date of the Gen- as State Election if they will be 18 by November 5, * WATCH FOR AUCTION MARKERS! eral Election. We at Ryan Milk Company are especially pleased that the gov- Miss Mary Nell Meyers. and citizenship demands ti-at you participate in families of both last year's winner. Good polls on Elec- Ford Die'.el Tractor with wide and tricycle front end. It has been your preference at the of ours. 1959 ernment by expressing this year's winner, Miss Jane Harrison. are producers completely overhauled, and has S1.000.00 worth of new parts on it. List tion Day. price. $4200.00. Haerision is 19 years old. Ste has been active in 4-H 24 Ft. Case Elevator with ('orn Hopper and Gas Engine. a Register--Vote Club activities and especially dairy products. She is sophomore 1956 300 Case Trartor, completely overhauled. New paint and good rubber. home economics and at Freed-Hardiman College majoring in 7 Ft. Case Disc with new scalloped disc on front end (good condition). plans to transfer_ to Murray State this fall. Burch 7 Ft. Disc in good condition. Case 3 Bottom Plow (12") in good Starks Specials condition. Miss IlarrLson's father, Jack Harrison, has a herd of 42 PEAT MOSS 4 cu. ft. $4.00 1960 Ford Two-Row Mounted (°rat Picker. PREMIER SPHAGNUM MICHIGAN PEAT MOSS SO lb. $150 Mr. Malcolm Harrison, pio- - John Registered Jerseys. Her grandfather, 1960 New Holland Hay Rake - 1956 Case Combine. five foot header KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS SEED . 1 -lb. 650 Grain Drill - Ford Fertilizer Spreader - Ford Rotary ag. ft. . $4.95 Deere 13 (hole) OTHO CRAB GRASS KILLER - For 2000 neered in bringing pure-bred Jerseys to West Kentucky, The Har- Cutter (nearly new - Ford Post Hole Digger (new) - Two-Row Holland Tobacco Setter (1960) - Ford Cutoff Saw (nearly new) - 2 Rubber Tired FREE CITY DELIVERY rison family has been selling milk to us since 1929 and it has been Wagons - Section Harrow - Ford Rotary Hoe - 1952 (GMCI Truck, all $2.95 metal dump grain bed - 1960 (Freeman) Front End Manure Loader - 14-TINE GARDEN BOW RAKE a long and pleasant relationship. 92.95 550 Gallon Ga_soline Tank and Pump - 10 Ft. Aluminum Boat - 18 Horne LONG HANDLE POINTED SHOVEL YARD AND GARDEN BROOM RAKE 95t Johnson Motor - Boat Trailer - Manual Corn Sheller - 8 Ft. Grain Auger, our congratulations to Miss Harrison and we know ALUMINUM GRASS STOP -40 ft. 92.19 Again 4" - 1 Pig( reep Feeder - 16 Hole Hog Feeder. she will do us all proud as she reigns over dairy activities over the SEED a, FERTILIZE LAWNS NOW Commonwealth as Dairy Princess in 1963. LIVESTOCK WE HAVE THE WALL COLOR TO MATCH YOUR DRAPERY 50 ihe 1 Sow and 8 Pigs - 30 Head Shoats, weight about (Matching Colors for Wood Work) 10 Head Holstein Steers, ready for pasture (weight about 350 lbs.) RYAN ,M111 Co. TERMS: CASH PAINT ROLLER AND TRAY 88t FULL 1" THICK ALUMINUM $23.95 Milk . . . The Milk With the Extras Sale Time Saturday, March 30 -1 p.m. STOftst DOORS WITH SCREENS All-Jersey DON'T FALL WE STOCK BATH MATS FROM $100 JOE FRANK BROACH, OWNER Murray, Kentucky • SALE HANDLED 111" RED BALI. REALA & AUCTION CO. Starks Hardware FRANK NANCE, AU( TIONEER "WHERE YOUR MONEY IS WORTH MORE"

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