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a I ia Is \\ Po Pl I kilo\ 10100 Vol. LXNNIII No. 104 IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, May 2, 1962 United Press International Nancy Scull Is Winner Of Mrs. Gertrude Riots Follow As • • Calloway County Dress Review Thurman Dies

a black wool dress and This Morning The Calloway County Dress Re- modeled jacket with pink acces- Up Monday evening tailored Blows held OAS view was sories. at the Little Chapel on the Mur- Carolyn Murdock was runner- State Campub. s. Gertrude Thurman. BO, ray the daughter of Mr. M r girls modeled their gar- up. She is 161 of Lynn died this morning at 9:30 o'clock of these garments were and Mrs. Billy Murdock ments. 30 sixth at the Murray Hospital. She was 46 were first Grove. This is Carolyn's Hurt advanced work, 400 South Twelfth 100 a resident of Car. were year sewing project. She modeled dresses, and the remaining Street. blouses. an advanced dress of black nov- aprons, skirts, skirts and Survivors are four daughters. ALAIN RAYMOND eight or ten feet wide and three sew- elty-weave cotton with black Sy They ranged from first year Johnson, Mrs. J. 0. feet deep. shoes and purse with white flower- Mrs. Jesse United Press International ing through seven years sewing Miss Christine Thurman, Terrorists Two nearby cars caught fire. ever given ed hat and white gloves. Parker, ALGIERS allni - projects. all of Murray. and Mrs. L. 0. -trapped auto- Debris was scattered everywhere. rds that're was Beverly Goode was runner-up. blew up a booby The Dress Review winner of and four sons, of a crowd A water main brokne by the ex- iplete with She is the daughter of Mr. and Duke Nashville; mobile in the midst Nancy Scull, daughter of Alfred Thurman today, plosion gushed up a geyser that Mrs. Kenneth Goode of Murray. Rudolph a nd Aubrey of moslom dock workers (Cu SS ever Scull of Hazel. 'Phis is Nancy's Thurman. and splashed over the bloodstains on This is Beverly's fifth year sew- both of Murray, Calvin killing and wounding dozens seventh year sewing project. She the ground. ing project. She modeled a bright Nashville, and Maurice Thurman setting off violent Moslem rioting, to be Wall Pock-Marked blue novelty-weave pleated skirt if Cadiz. The blast was believed are In- Secret The walls of the new-style hir- with white over-blouse, trimmed Funeral arrangements the work of the outlawed may ing shed building were pock- with red braid. She chose for her complete at this time. Friends Army Organization OAS, Mrs. Eddie Funeral 8 we re marked by bits of flying iron. accessorieS, a white straw hat call at the J. H. Churchill Police said at least in the ex- Today's explosion followed a trimmed with red, white shoes, Home. killed and 100 injured figure: similar though not so spectacular purse and gloves. plosien. But they said the Dies would rise sharply. One attack Tuesday on Moslem wort. Roberts The stage was decorated lin probably he count- ers in Bone, where three gre- a wrought iron archway trimmed Elvis Stahr Will Moslem bystander said 70 wound- nades were hurled into a crowd with white flowers- on each side. ed at least 30 dead and in Baldwin, N Y., as Head Indiana U. of dockers and injured 21. Today This was contributed by Wood's Gino-Tony Verna 3, clenches his hands and weeps unconsotably ed. Early section of Algiers, lies-unconsmuus alter being struck by a car driven by a woman hit 1,.n Many of the dock workers had In another Florist. Ste pct Frisky in a car sped thro- la tiying to tell him that Frisky ta given a chance to pull through_ taken their children with them to OAS gunmen Mrs. Sherwood Potts, a 4-H driver. Tony's father spraying bullets. Elvis hiring shed near where the ugh a street, Mrs. Eddie Roberts, age 62, leader of 28 years experience was Secretary of the Army the occurred, since they felt Four aloslemb were killed and 42:30 a.. m. today at the in charge. The community leaders Stahr Jr.. today was named presi- explosion died at were safer there four injured in this attack. liospit.al following an ex- assisting her were; Mrs. Kenton dent of Indiana University. the youngsters 2" Murray the city. Reli- In Oran, coincident with a visit elsewhere in sr illness. Broach, attotiluting for Mrs. Howls, De artment PI._ Herman than tended __County _Health p _ _f_Statbr -Tae--"Waa Ffenefraattralt Cumaessiener- Attivity-Of I B. Wells on July 1 when Wells aWreports-said childreE Mrs. Rciberts was born and rear- ard Bazzell of Kiricsey commun- • and Command- as of tween the ages of 9 and 14 were Christian Fouchet in Cartersville, Illinois. She ity. Mrs. Joe Dee Hopkins assist- ends a 25-year career head Fourquet, ed the injured, er in Chief Gen. Michel from ('arbondale Bust- ed by Mrs. Raiph Evans of the Health the state school. among series of garduated Phases Public Riot police announced that a Covers All announcement of Moslems and wari connected Alino community, Mrs. Harry Varied And The official - fleas College noted after raids had netted 40 persons want Day Adventist Whayne, Carter-Austin club, Mrs. Stahr's selection was made by Enraged Moslems with the Seventh 14, will improve the environment 01 one ed for questioning alan,a with for of Hazel com- County ; 143. cancer 33. p ---uirre 1Thto ia Willis Hickman, president of the the explosion. They caught Hospital in Orlando, Florida Douglas Shoemaker Dr. A. D. Butterworth. community. and stolen cars. assist- other causes 28. the board of trustees, on European and slit his throat. arms several years. munity. Mrs. Glen Rogers Health Officer and R. L. Cooper. Food and Milk university Strength Maternal And Child Health of the French security forces cordoned .Ups Troop In 1926 she came to Murray ed by Mrs. Gene Watson from Adinimstratne Assistant released visits were made the 142nd anniversary came as French babies in Calloway County 422 inspection off the area and sent in Moslem The attacks and worked with the hospital Lynn Grove community, Mrs. Elmo the annual report of the activity All and many sam- 0 ng t e university. in massive re- the hospital. The to milk producers - police in an attempt authorities moved a nurse and a member Boyd assisted by Mrs. Ernest Ma- the Calloway County Health are delivered in school The university said in its an nationalist in here as of admissions pies taken. Restaurants. howling Moslems. inforcements for their units staff. drey from Murray College High, today. department made 31 stores, nouncement that Stahr's resigna- to quiet the of the administrative -Department cafeterias, retail food to Moslem another OAS trouble spot, Oran. • husband. Ed- W. D. 1VIcCuiston, New Con- with 12 field visits. 29 postnatal' tion as secretary of the Army, The tension spread Survivors are her Mrs. "Our aim has been to improve slaughterhouses, hotels, motels injured About 5,000 more men were Street; and Mrs. Leon visits were made. 31 field visits ; effective June 3(1, was announced quarters of the city as the die Roberta. 306 South 11th cord community the general well being of the recreation areas were inspect- scheduled to arrive in Oran to- Teen were made in this area. and lin by the White House were carried to their own !lova- father, Dick Ward, Marion, Illi- Grogan, Calloway County entire community", they said. times during the year. Washington total troop strength ed many with the fl] announce- tals. The- Casbah was off limits' day, bringing nois; and one brother, Victor ,Club. "Public Health is a responsibility Rafusa and Garbage ---jcoineutent School Health to Europeans who valued their there to 17,000. Ward, Los Angeles, California. I Those playing the piano were obligation of every citizen I end of the year eft'. meot• struck Tuesday and 339 pre school examinations -Near the epoloci.taabl-y Police sent home °Glee OAS commandos ;tore Mrs. Roberts was an active Mrs. Gene Watson and Nancy We have noted received their iyOdnenedApril al7, pub the Armyy'r Ines. on a police in the community. were made and 813 school health lens of Murray blast scene along ingtat in a daring raid Seventh Day Ad- Watson of Lynn Grove, Connie com- city workers near the member of the many improvements in our exam.nations Referrals were made firat pickup service by the headquarters in the western port Murray. Fu- of Arno, Jane Shoemaker the Washington Daily News that the waterfront, vent ots Church in Hopkins munity environment", they con- three heart detects found, and owned and operated sanitation gave cats, They fought a 40-minute bat. Thurs- of Kirk- for I Stahr was on his way out because Europeans driving cars neral services will be held of Hazel and Jill Tucker tinued. defects 43 hear- system. This system came into with French security police, fourteen other of differences over a plan to re- the etlersa of Ott Moalerti Tier C rataMir da)' at 3700 p. m. at the J. H. Following is a digest of the 843 vis- after many months of fourth rughtime gun fight ▪ Mg tests were given and existance National Guard and re- a wide berth as news id the ex- , their /Churchill Funeral Home Chopet, 'hose girls having' gannenta go: under the various areas of by the mayor vamp the seven nights. report ion tests. careful planning plosion spread. The OAS attack in the past Bro. William King and Bro. W. E. mg to the State Fair are: Aprons; responsibility in which the de- council along with a host serves. of casualties was us- and city spe- was one of many designed to pro- No report • Mischke will officiate. Burial will Glenda White, Vicki Windsor, works TB Control citizens and civic A department spokesman terrorist attacks partrnent of interested . sued, but other and Kay Nors- cifically denied that Stahr had yoke the Moslems into extreme be in Memorial Gardens. Debbie Mitchell, Vital Statistics groupa. The addition of this sy- claimed 10 live. throughout Al- H. Watson, Five new active cases were, had a ashouting conversation" violence and thus break the cease- ; Friends may call at the J. worthy. Skirts: Ellen 379 births were recorded in is a major contribution to Tuesday. found with 42 field visas made. / stem Secretary Robert S. fire agreement signed in March. geria Churchill Funeral Home. Charlotte Norman and Aileen Calloway County and 218 deaths. environmental health of our with Defense 59 field visits to contacts and the the Army sec- French security forces put into Palmer. Skirt and Blouse Gail came from heart disease McNamara before Deaths were made cornmunay. the Pa- immediate precautions Smith, Beth Blankenship, and Ka- I suspects on Page Four retary' left on a tour of operation Continued Moslem and European News thy Harris, Dresses; Evelyn Ma- Dental Health -- to keep the Kentucky a profession- communities separated after the On rine, Nona Barlett and Robbie 43 dental health lectures were caficStahrSta is knownow as Fishing Briefs Marine. Play Clothes. Debbie Gal- given with attendance of 1484. al educational administrator. bombing JayCees Hold Court Docket Full Armored Cars loway. Kathleen Madrey. arid Con- 1304 dental inspections were giv- A native of Kentucky, he is a Use moved into posi- nie Hopkins. Semi-Tailored. Caro- en and 138 dental examinations. This Week Before Rhodes scholar with three degrees Armored cars Rise In place. The The lyn Craig and Marita Evans, Ad- us corrections were made. trim Oxford He was professor tion In government 1.011.4 Intrrost Business Meet Judge Robert Miller college of law leading into the lower h7 vanced Dress; Sharon Sledd. Caro- Wealth Education and dean of the streets of were blocked with barbed FRENCHiBURG, Ky. MU -Me- lyn Murdock, Tailored Dress; Nan- Health talks to school children -- — arid provost of the University CaSbah Lakes Wal- 3942 in attend- vice chancellor of the wire guarded by French army State nace County Fiscal Court was on cy Scull. Mix-Match; Sharon were made with Several cases were heard be Kentucky, to con- and Beverly Goode. On Tuesday ante. 1484 attended dental health - University of Pittsburgh and presi- troops. record today as opposed ston fore County Judge Robert 0. Mil talks. Nine West Virginia University An estimated 1.300 Moslem struction of Cane Run Dail on the talks, 872 nutrition this week . Following are the dent of em- ler Army secretary. docicavorkers were on hand when FRANKFORT, Ky. aJali - Fish- River in Bath. County. classes were held for service or•charges which before he became Licking POLE-ASKEW The Murray Chamber of Corn- eases either tried Vir- went off. The bomb ap- ing is at its best at many lakes Robinson intro- playees with 144 attending. Pu- which ap- Stahr resigned the West the blast 'Magistrate Acey amerce held their monthly business have been made for been timed to ex- streams in Kentucky. • blicity was obtained from all news ginia presidency in January, 1961, parent/y 'had and duced th-e reaulminn Tuesday op- last night in the Murray pearances have been set. at its is a report by the Meeting media on health education. Talks to become secretary of the Army, plocie when the crowd was Following posing the dam on grounds it One of the city's light poles Hall. William F. Koeting. DWI and of Fish and Cit y were also given to various groups Previously in 1956. he was execu- largest as the men waited in lines Kentucky Department would inundate territory in which sias knocked askew yesterday as The club had as guests the top operating car on revoked license. lakes in the state: on health problems. live director of then President for work cards. Wildlafe on he and others live, and would a, tuck pulled away from the teenage Road-e-o winners, 'Arresting officer Trooper C. Ste- - Scattered good five Nursing Services Eisenhower's committee on edu- Police sources said the booby- Kentucky Lake remove a large area from the curb. The steel pole was located These young teenage drivers were I phenson Sixty' days in jail on the been in the main chars. Control of communicable di- cation beyond high school, trapped car apparently had crappie catches county tax rolls. on North Fourth street was push- applauded by the club for their DWI charge and thirty days on few from the shal- sease is a vital function of the filled with bits of iron, giving it nels and some ed out of position and the wire outstanding driving skills. Other -a the revoked license charge, grenade are reported as well Public health nurse. 14 cases is. the effect of a giant low. waters LEXINGTON. Ky. (UPI, -The leading to the fixture was snapped. guests were three members from Michael Paul Eakins. Sikeaton, scattering being taken by cast- acute communicable disease were when it exploded - at black bass University of Kentucky has been Light company employees correct- the Paducah Jaycee chile Missouri. wilfully and maliciously glass, are being caught oil 'ES , reported. Other diseases reported deadly fragments of iron, ing Bluegill awarded a contract for $38.000 ed the condition and no service State spoke to the club about breaking telephone of another. Death Comes over lake is clear to for the year 1961 were as fol- stone and bits of the car worms. The off by the United States Office of was loot. the objectives of the National Arresting officer, the sheriff. of the and 69 degrees. lows: a 200-yeard radius. l'art murky-stable under which it will Association for Mental Health. Ile Placard under $500 bond to appear -- Good white bass Education German Measles 99 front of the car was banvn 70 Cumberland conduct a counseling and guid- stated a program was being initiat- May 5. Mrs. L. A. Where the car had takes are reported and casting in Scarlet Fever 55 To yards away. training institute this sun, in Calloway County to pro- Royce Blackwell, Providence, crater and south forks. Sizeable be ance ed Strep Throat 392 stood there was only a the north mer, from June 18 to Aug. 10. mote mental health for all ages. Kentucky. wilfully and maliciously stringa of big crappie are being SINatlier 307 —_ Mansfield Farmer, Chairman of Gastroenteritis telephone of another. fishing in smaller • ... 230 hreaking Tuesday caught by still 4 reported Flu the sheriff. More feet 'CC LEXINGTON. Ky Mat - The the lawn mower sale, Arresting officer, JESH A SAMPLE tributaries at three to eight hands Mumps- . 59 ap- City - Couhty Health Department It'Pert I that tickets were in the Placed under $500 bond' to Casting surface and under- ('hickenpox ...... 28 deep. received 20.000 doses of Type of the Jayaees for sale. The lawn pear May 5. - for black bass are has U111/11001•01 Measles 21 Jana water plugs Sabin oral polio vaccine for use POMO/ rielle mower sale is a means for the Charles Overcast. hazel. Brhach away SAN FRANCISCO Tat - The main lake is mill- I Pneumonia ...... 5 Mrs. L A Moore passed successful. the first of three mass lnocula club to rairre money for sending of Peace. Arresting officer, the tor Benjamin Ramos was arrest- approxamately 10 feet in Virus Infection 40 yesterday at 12:45 p. m_ at Me dy falling. for city and county the local teer.age Rodeo winners Fined $1.00 and $20.50 ed Tuesday for taking home samp- and 65 degrees. tion clinics Western Kentucky - Partly . • Immunization sheriff. age of 71 following a lengthy ill- in the timber children May 12. to compet• at st.te level ind lea from the firm where he was tributaries are in good lash- school cloudy and cooler today. high near Diptheria Tetanus. whooping costs. ness. Death came at her home at Most alito for financing the local Junior Ray. Murray. public drunk- employed-the Hirma Walker Ina- condition. 70. Fair and cooler tonight; low cough 925 immunized. Carl 914 Wakirop Drive, ing Ky. 11141, - Golf Tournament to be held in Arresting officer the jail- uor plant . Hollow - White bass are SHIELBooiLLE, the upper 40. Thursday fair Polio clinics held . 43 eniass. Dale in and $20.50 costs She is survived by her husband Federal revenue agent. said they casting and still William E. Matthews. who own- a little warmer. June...... 2756 er. Fined $10 work. being caught by and fairgrounds clean-i Polio immunizations charged L, A. 'Moore; a daughter Mrs. Ramos. 33, leaving in the ed half interest in the weekly at 5 a. m. (EST).: Ed Kmgery, Robert Swader, Murray. found fishing, especially at .night. Temperatures assist- ,if He ht ' -sued bulges un- Shelby Sentinel, has bought the up Chairman, solicited the with fergery. I Atresting officer John Pretto with four gallon rubber i tributaries Black bass are being Louisville 53 preparing Typhoid ' . 753 igs An.! They acre remaining half from his partner. ance of all Jaycees- in ad- a the sheriff. $500 'bond to appear Illinois. tam grandchikireriArlington! der his jacket caught by still fishing and casting Lexington 54 Murray- faVe cases' of nphillis wear_ Prato and-tusan Illt-- James 011uTlivairi..Toe kilidta. the grounds for the -1902 on litaY 10- lk - thany Moore bourbon.ainurgconn land • 61u-eafilt an being taken London 55 The Jay- mined and S cases of gonorrhea ' the closed price ' Calloway County Fair: cev- •' Nelson Banks, Murrly Charged Pretto. - t...111(IA of Paducah. 45 , 17 treatments were given and he had ! worms thr''Aighuut cees -were reminded ta be .present with Iposseision of alcoholic bev- Ramos ,told the agents dm. The lake e, clear and falling Coviaglon 50: en field visits. 34 °glee visits were Sirs. Moore was k member of !,---'' , aa ,aaa Ky. MPS --.Jef- at , the Fair Board meeting which laical option territory been taking about 10 gallOras a ' Hopkinsle 51 made. erages in Presbyterian Church '''''( ''la'res' will be in. the City Hall this of sale and said, the College since Christmas - bit that last s -- Very good ferson Fiscal Court and the" Louis- rreen 54 ° done in for the purpose artive for, a week Herrington Lake Bowling njght at 7.30 'Much work was also* three of Murray. She was sold it cheap or gave it tributaries ville Free Public Library have • " earning Thursday' and Nelson Banks having had he either ;crappie harvests to the Evansville, lad., 52 a the area of atronic diseases number of years in local garden bass readied an agreement tinalerawhich ,80 p. m. of or more Bier connections under ft to friends. are ,reported. Occasional Huntington: W. Va., Overby among the mentally ill. Both clubs- myselti!' he ex- the r,iiinty will increase its-annual • • • 1301. Pogue and _Bob mutt, • laRS. 242" Arresting -officer the "1 dOn't drink cat che.s are being made tiya casting fice and fielld visits were , . .""avs garnalibutfon: to, the library trout were its -.Co-Chairman ,. ,F14•111gotilirilamir . litia 'tiolt be *beki al have ulcers." millRE ‘Zrial to 1SA4 Oi the, prereaa Int wsiassai Funeral lioine R141.1 $45,000 _a year $372,800.50 —rms. rozmoSar ingtedtt- nretgrlAir'rriie'. Max Churchill • - i'ittt-441.wasb"IONESJAyet/apois-4.. • libraries will be estab- tying the triangle at the inter- r''..ro.e4/0fIffin Brandon, Abno, DWI, chapel at 10:00 a. m. tomorrow capeciarlyain the creeks, at night. five branch Press' internationil Conferentes, meetings. -a n4-ift areas': By United section of 12th anil Sycamote Arresting , officer Trooper C. Rev. Henry ateXenzie officiat- Will Hold main lake is clear, falling and lished in errunty The weight control classes Were field ' with ROTC ' The LOUISVILLE, Ky. all'a - Streets. Fined $100 and costs follow Burial Dix River is muddy during the yearain the area of Stephenson. ing l'reinatton will Dance 95 degres. extended forecast for 'Kentucky The next scheduled meeting at Annual Spring .and is expected to be nutrition servicea. Work was done of WM.' Will be in' Mound Cemetery and rising for the five-day., period, Thursday will he at the Triangle .Restaiir- speeding. Arrest- in Charles- fishing candition within Homecoming Will Be in cooperation with surplus food Jana Dalton. 2.00 p. m. on Saturday in good through Monday': ant, Tuesday May 15 at 6:30 p. m. ing officer Trooper C. Stephen- Illinois. De- two days. average near commodities distribution to gain 'ton. The Murray State sure Held On Sunday Temperatures will Fined $10.00 and $14.50 costs. annual Dewey Lake -,"Plenty of small the niost from a nutritional stand- son. Sim- partment will h ild its • normal tO four degrees below nor- VISIT WERE Omaha, 1111- Pallbearers will be Chuck are being taken at eight paint. Darrel Whatley, Spring Military Ball "on May 19 crappie be a at mal. officer ons, Alfred Lindsey, Jack Be- deep. Bluegill are hit- There will homecoming Sanitation Servicia nois. speeding. Arresting 8:00 p.m. until 12:00 p.m.; to ten feet Kentucky normal extremes 73 Mr. and Mrs. Rob Williams and lote, Paul Lynn, Ken Goode, Dr. frsin black bass on Temple Hill Methodist Church water supply in Trooper ('. Stephenson. Fined Student Unien Building.; ting on w''Tins and and 51. family of Orlando. Florida visited 393 individual A. II. Kopperud, Ralph Kavan- in the medium deep Sunday, May 6th with Sunday were made and 72 Tor $10.00 and $19.50 coats. will be provided by the l the surface and Turning cooler Friday night. over the weekend with their par- apections augh, A. G. Wilson, Harry Jenk- Music on the School at 10 00 a m. and Preach- individual sew- Ralph Stevens,an. Cape Girar- Buddy Marenu - plugs. The lake is clear a little warmer ents, Mr. and Mrs. Toy Garri- inslitutions. 177 I Ben Scherffius. nationally known 4 ing service at 11'00 a. m. then Sunday. were ,deau, Missouri, public . drunken- ins, and upper end. ntursky in the middle, will average around son of Hazel route two and Mr. erage disposal inspections may call at the Max orchestra. end. Dinner will be served on the Precipitation were c-4- , ess. Arresting officer Trooper C. Friends to attend and muddy on the lower an mch as show- and Mrs. J. W. Williams of Mur- made. Water samples Home until the All cadets are urged grounds and there will he singing one4ourth of Stephenson. Fined $1000 and Churchill Funeral Witer temperature is 64 degrees. route one. They returned lected. Extension of the sewer- this dance. in theatternrxm. ers, moat likely Friday and Mon- ray costs. Laaneral hour. Sunday. age disposal jacilities of the city $14.50 Everyone is welcome. day. home

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PAGE TWO f H E LEDGER & TIMES -MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY - MAY 2, 1962 fe rTHE LEDGER -6CTIMES No% York Yankees Are Out To Devour All PUBLISHED by LEDGER at TIMES PUBLISHING COMPAST. C.oneoledatsort et the Mures/ Ledger, The Calloway Them. awed The Tunes-Elesaid. Gellease 26 M/24 awl the Wee Kedstoaldisa,, Llama They Have Hitting, Bucy's • FOR FINE FINISHES 1, 1942. Pitching, Lead The League • Air.T4jht Wood Window Units _ • • Aluminum Storm Windows& Doors - JAIIIIXS C. WILLIAMS. fA1BLISIIF.B By FRED ,JOWN ;tit. bs,stuii Red Sox, use Los and the game would have ended Building• .Birch, Beech and Luanf1ush Doors. i ed it..al We reserve the right ireyeet any Adveruespe, Leiters as um zdatec. Angeles Angels defeated the Cle- to No doubt apout it - those in a tie except for Carnalli's hit Cr Public Vosce hems %hulk la OWE QVADMill. nie kr veland Indians, 8-6, and the Min- See Jimmy Bucy 27 Years *he betit young Yankee lions are out to because no can start after with *rest at mar readers. nesota Twins downed the Haiti pI y devour everything in sight. - 12:50 a.m, local time. Ed Roebuck, SU p Building Experience! more Orioles, 8-3, • NATIONAL BKPRESENTATIVIS: ,.,Tittey have the in other AL WALLACE wrniam CO., ISM hitting, of course. garlIVS. who pitched the 16th inning for 623 S. 4th Street Phone 753-5712 Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.: TRY & 14e Bldg, New Usk ILI.; and notv it looks like they also ill the National League, the San Los Angeles, was the winner. - Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Ms. tio.nab1i•••1 have the .pttching -44. young, pow- Francisco Giants beat the IIM NATIONAL LEAGUE erful pitching in depth. itts- Nattared at Sae Peet Olfice, MusTay, Kentucky, lur atattasaistaaa as ourgh Pirates, 4-2, tor their sev- Tt1111 5% G.R. openerJew a 1I-game lead in the Second Class Mauer Franciscit 16 3 .762 enth straight win; the St. Louis San - and they're put- Louis 4 .750 11 Cardinals deteatea the Hui:Isom SUBSCRIPTION RAT): By Carrier in Murray. per week 20t. per St. ting on the pressure with a six- month 115e Cults, 6-4, the Cincinnati Is Calloway and awtw.ming nounhes, per 'sue. Pik aloe- Pittsburgh 13 b .684 2 game winning streak. Reds where, 115.50. Angeles whipped the New York Mets, Los 14 8 .036 21 The Yankees opened their first 8-2, Philadelphia and the Los Angeles Duagers top-' 8 9 .471 6 western trip of the season in Cincinnati 9. 11 .430 61 ped the Chicago Cubs, 6-5, in a \\*EDNES1).‘‘ Chicago Tuesday night and whip- . - il \N 2. 1962 16-inning marathon that Hou:ston 7 9 .438 61 ped the White Sox, 6-1, behind lasted tRe hours and six minutes. Mile aukee 8 11 .421 7 the combined two-hit pitching of Pinch-hitter Vic Wertz singled Chicago 4 17 .190 12 . Roland Sheldon ann ANTED home two runs in the 10th New York - 3 14 .176 11 Marshall Bridges. The Sox train', inning tor the Tigers, negating a homer Quotes From The News Tuesday's Results make a hit until the ninth when St. Louis 6 Houston 4. night - by Kansas City's Jerry Lumps. EXTHEMEll Nelson Fox singled and eventually DANGEROUS By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Use bottom of the inning. Cincinnati 8 New York 2. night scored on a' double by Floyd Jim Rob- Bunning struck 111TON KviLliE. L.. -- state Sen. L. 11. laravolet. San Fran. 4 Pittsburgh 2, night inson. out six and yield- ed seven hits in winning his third zommentinu -on a fedenti stain stay of a mass desegregation Lo: Ang. 6 Chicago 5, night, 16 ins. Stafford, 23, pitched no-hit ball game by out-pitcning Jerry Milwaukee at Philadelpnia, post- for five before Walk- order of thieans Pani-h county beheads next fall: retiring poned, rain with a pulled thigh muscle. Shel- "It is the fir-t ray Hurls Four-Hitter of stmlight to pierce the continuous. . Today's Games don. 22, continued the no-hitter Cincinnati at New Pete Burnside pitched a four- and insidious cloud of tyranny of federal. u,urpation of the York until the hits-by Fox and Robin- hitter and struca out seven to Pittsburgh at San Francisco son and then Bridges. 30, closed rights of the states." give the Senators their Milwaukee at Philadelphia. night it out in whiplash fashion. burst win since April 13 when the ex-Giant Houston at St. Louis. night - :The Yankees backed !nen' pitch- also won. Jim Piersall doubled HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - John Chancellor, announcing Chicago at Los Angeles. night ing trio with 10 hits, including in the eighth and pinch-runner be had re-igned as host of the morning Thursday's Games a homer by and "Today" television Chuck Hinton scored the winning Pittsburgh at San Francisco a double by , to tag show; effective next fall: run on Jim King's sacrince fly. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, night Juan Pizarro with his second de- "Ls c enjoyed the -I *o • Leon Wagner drove in four runs but I am not a performer. I ani Houstan at St. Loui,. night feat. ran his On:y game.: scheduled. with two homers to pace a 10... 3 new &man who i• .t,, return to covering stories o hen hrtting streak to 16 games with Los Angeles attack that brought and i‘ here two hits for the Yankees. they brratv." rookie Bo Belinsky his third win AMERICAN LEAGUE Senators Win One T'rn W. L In GB. without a loss. Earl Averill also The Detroit Tigers beat t h e NEW YORK - York II 5.687 honteren for the Angels and Chuck Soviet cosmonaut (Merman Tituv. hokl- Kansas City A's, 3-2, in 10 in- Detroit 9 6 .600 14 Essegian, Gene Green and Al Lup- tng out the liossibitity vs omen mien be aboard_ nings, tne Wasningt(n Senators - -4;xerago------11._ J3 ...5.19 14 hunaered, luz Clevelend., ntlptleit rri•Etr- r3-gaine losing the tuture: Cleveland 9 7 .563 2 Camilo Pascual's nine-nit pitch- streak with a 2-1 decision Ba:i:rm,rc 9 8 over ing and ". . . A woman can sometimes be put on a higher leyel .529 21 second homer of the sea- than M.nncsota 10. 9 .526, 21 son brought him his fourth vic- Mall. and I think that .1111.:t:Int JUNtICe St ill prevail and Angeles 9 .471 3i tory for the Twins, who tagged a woman SPRING SPORTS will go into spat- Kansas City 9 II .450 4 Baltimore's Chuck Estrada with Boston 7 10 .412 4! his third defeat. Jim coostil- hit Washington . 3 13 .168 his fifth .11:ILLNE. Kan.- i•rincr •toilent Eisetilhou er, at the homer for the Oriolth. Tuesday's Results SCHEDULE Billy O'Dell's nine-hit pitching. dellication of a neu - pre.;4‘-i:tiaLtrirair4 8a1444nore-S- --IP-- Orlando Cepeda's seventh homer ,liapers : Washington 2 B4-ton 1. night anti several defensive lapses by Los Angeles 8 "1.: the past century sst. have had the greatest period of Ct.\ elanit 6. night Ihe Pirates enaoled tne league- New 6 Chicaro 1. night MURRAY STATE COLLEGE leading Giants to continue their lechnolog:sal advancement e4 Cr seen, and now I N% tAldcr if Detroit 3 Kan. 2. reght. 10 in streak. O'Dell did not Thursday walk a TOM TERMITE the moral atitl spiritual titialitws have advanced natter and with the Today's Games Tennis at Tenn. Tech struck out seven in standard of Ba!timore at Minnesota raising his record living in. those 10P ears." - Lambuth here to 3-0. Johnny He May Be Found In . . a.,tim at Washington. mei: Logan nad four hits for Pitts- Golf at So. Intercollegiate Infested wood resting on or near the Nee: York at Chicago. night burgh. Athens, Cie. 1. Los Angeles at Cie% cland. night Wins ground ( basement frame windows. Friday Second Game Detroit at Kansas nauta's Buildings, or emerging from holes steps, City. night Golf at Athens. Ga. Ed late relict pitching supporting timbers, scrap Thursday's Games "sated" rookie Ras Washburn's Saturday in walls, floors, woodwork. wood, etc). Ten Ni v, York at Chicago, second win after Years Ago Today nignt Golf at Amens, Ga. the Cardinals Baltimore at Minnesota oper.ed up an early Ledger and Times FiM Baseball at Tenn. Tech 5-1 lead on -Washington tunnels - - track Heustrre. Dean Stone, who had Mud which are "ports of en- Detroit at Kansas City an his two previous decisions, iii l'eeis. native of Lowe-. trimming beildiese, weakened frames. try" for termites under p or c he a, Kentucky, will has e Only games schedule0. MURRAY HIGH SCHOOL was chased in the first inning senior art exhibit' , through basement resented iii kappa clubrouni in the 1-ine when the Cardinals scored five walls, corner pil- Arts Building at NIurray State May 4-17. Wednesday runs on three walks and lour hits. lars, foundation cracks. Track - N. Marsnali - Home The *Calloway t.ounty_ of Supervisors will hold Joey Jay pitChed an eight-hitter Weekend Sports Thursday their first meeting .11tursday to besin review of all tax list- and hit a twee-ran homer tor Track - Calloway - Home ings for the 1952 asse•sment. The board Summary • the Reds. who spoiled the Mets' IF YOU SEE HIM OR FEEL THAT TOM TERMITE uab minted.by judge Saturday Hail Hood earlier this week. first home night game before a Track - West Ky. Con!. - Pad. crowd of only 5.939 Frank Thom- VICINITY. Castle Parkt r. sun isf ).l r. and Mr-. Burman AUGUSTA, Ga. LW - Mickey IS IN THE . Parker. South as hit his seventh homer and Ninth -Street. ha- been Wright and Ruth Jes.sen each shot elected to Omicron Kappa Lpaikin. Jim Hickman his third for the national honor softiety a (ie-under-par 77 to send the in dentistrv. Federal State Market Mets. The win squared Jay's rec- 1 he P Waimen's Titleholders golf champ- E41.1. 753-3914 -TA will apolisor -a pie supper at .klristi ord at 3-3. ionship into it, first p15)off in News Service Frolay night. according to alrs. Luel Hargie, preaidell: history. laeh fin.shed with a 72- The Dodgers won out in the hole total of 295. bottom of the 16th in trio', 5:06 KELLY MURRAY. Ky., Tuesday, May struggle with the Cobs When Doug PEST CONTROL _ I. 1962 Murray Livestock Co, Camilli singled home Willie Davis. South 13th Street Murray RECEIPTS: Hugs. 73; Cattle and The Dodgers had tied the score Cahe- 399. Sheep. 5. with two runs in the 15th inning HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed grade butchers. Steady to 50c lower. U.S No. 1, 2 and 3 barrows and gl:i, 30 head '210 lo. $13.541; 251.) to 263 lb. 614 75 to LOOK FOR THE 150 to 155 lb. $1335 to $14.00; No. 2 and 3 sows 380 to 531 lb. $12.15 to $1325. gTRIPES CATTLE and CALVES: Receipt, m.:.4tly cows and stock steers. All About steady. Good and it: classes -' ),c-PN7f Here! Choice 500 Iv 750 lb. mixed year- lings steers id% heifers $23.60 to $24.75; Standard ind G000 300 to abo lb. slaughter cal:an $22 75 to $24 90; Utility a nd Cammercial Dui:, $1870 to $19.20; Go .Ct And Choice 300 to 600 lb. stock steetta $23.50 to $27.75; Fe w medium ti $24.50; Good'and Ciiiiice Dawkiand ',00 to 500 lb. stock heifers $24.111 caught $26.50: Good stock cows with. be alves $175.00 to $200.00 per cow. You'll not BABY CALVES: About 10 head lour • 10101 S24 90 per heacr• when VEALERIC Mostly Su • 75C sapping $30.50 to . s33.00: is ; S27 25 to $30.00, Standard MILK canceled check have IN THE ALL-NEW proof lou paid a bill. Plastic Carton

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By United Press International The principal forms of religion FARRIS' are Buddhism and Shin- NISHES in Japan I toism. There are more than 100.- ow Units - 000 Shinto shrines and 106,634 White House Grocery ws & Doors - HIRE Buddhiet temples in the country. 1608 West Main flush lHELP Doors. BOY SELL TRADE RENT - and COMPARE! 1 27 Years STOP - SHOP fuel PAINT, Outside White __ _ _ I -gal. '2.25 • and garage, located at 1112 Syca- lion with good tires. New FREEZERS Phone HELP WANTED FOR RENT _ 3-5712 FOR SALE More St.; owned by the Scott's pump and battery, $575. ON ION SLIPS, SETS and TOMATO,PLANTS Grove Baptist Church. For tirtl et", PL 3-3905 after 6 pin. m2p REGISTER FOR CRYSTAL! Morton, HOUSE ON MO information contact Joe MALE - NEAT APPEARING. FURN1SHM SMALL $18888 LIKE NEW 12-FOOT BOAT and or Billy Turner, PICNIC TABLES. 5, 6 or 7 Four Sunday Except For Church Hour phone 753-3379 good driver to operate Dairy Bar Soler' 12th Street. Air conditioned. GAMBLES Open All Day Dexter m2c lengths, painted, stained or un- 5 h.p. motor. Joe Watkins, phone 753-4927. on wheels, full or part time. Call p.m. tic painted. Call PL 3-2450 or 492- Call PL 3-3378 after '2:00 Phillips 66 Bird Baths and Ky. 437-5182. , m5p PL 3-1823 for W. 0. Spencer or 2560 or see just beyond city limits Gas & Oil Plain and Fancy Pottery SPECIAL 4-DOOR after 5:00 PL 3-3794. . m4c RECENTLY DECORATED 5-room 1956 BUICK on Concord Road or 4i miles from car in good condi- nouse,,eetling upstairs, back porch hardtop, clean city limits on Hazel Highway. tine FOR SALE BY OWNER: TWO HOG MARKET bedroom frame house on South CO. I START 7:15 MURRAY LOAN Seventh Street, large utility, storm OPEN 6.15 • Telephone Pi. 3-2821 windows and doors, air condition- sos w. BUM et. Federal State Market News Call PL 3-2606. * LOAN CO." ed. TV antenna. 2, 1962. THURSDAY "YOUR HOME-OWNED m3c Service, Wednesday, May * ENDING Kentucky Purchase - Area Hog CLEAN UPI 14 1959 NINETY-EIGHT OLDSMO- Market Report including 9 buying MRS. STONE' STARKS' bile. Low mileage, full power, 4- stations. Receipts Tuesday totaled 'THE ROMAN SPRING OF PAINT UP door hardtop, new whitewall nylon 435 head. Today barrows and guts YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY tires. Phone PL 3-5222. a3p are steady 25c lower. A tew No. 1 FIX °P 180 to 220 lbs. $15.50; No. 1, 2, and SPECIALS 7 ROOM HOUSE 2 BLOCKS court 3 180 to 2311' lbs. $15.0 to $15.25: square on business lot. Would like 235 to 270 lbs. $13.75 to $15.00; 275 out. BUSINESS to trade for house further to 300 lbs. $13.00 to $14.25; 150 to PAINT ROLLER AND TRAY SET 88e Real Estzte, office phone Waldrop 175 lbs. $13.00 to $15.00. No. 2 and COMPOUND -- 3 tubes for 88f PL 3-1390. CHAULKING PL 3-5646, res. phone 3 sows 300 to 600 lbs. $11.10 to 54.50 m5c 5 FOOT STEP LADDER $13.50. bars an weights $8.00 to FILLER CAN $1.29 $11.00. 2 GAL, GASOLINE DIRECTORY LIVING ROOM SUITE, GOOD f condition, will make bed. May be 4 RUBBER BURNING "WE OPEN 7:00 A.M. - CLOSE 5:30 P.M. seen at 1204 Olive St. or phone • THRILLERS BASEBALL SHOES $4.50 PL 3-5420. m4c LITTLE LEAGUE ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES - SEE RACE AFTER RACE - BASEBALL FIELDERS GLOVE -- Fan Sim $5.59 $2.29 and TYPEWRITERS Ledger & Tirnes PL 3-1910 HOME LOAN BASEBALL FIELDERS GLOVE Jr. Sins $5.95 Sales & Service *-Nei.-1 "Roar-dflthe-C:rowd"- I3ANCROFT TENNIS RACKETS .. 3-1916 SERVING MURRAY WITH loeVet & Times PL PRINTING NOW "FREE DELIVERY IN TI-IE CITY" FHA and VA home loans. Phone * No. 2 "Thunder Road" Pie 3-.11018 write T. Kerttuetty $7.99 UG STORES or 24-INCH CHARCOAL GRILL Company, Paducah, "The Raceft"- Mortgage -*Akio. 3- BRAND WATER“ --„,--a $2.99 m4c 1 GAL, SKOTCH alma anise PL 3-2547 TYPEWRITER RENTAL Kentucky. * No. 4 "Speed Crazy" WHITE SEAMLESS CLOSET SEAT $2.59 AND SERVICE LAWN SPRINKLER $2.99 • INSURANCE LOST - FOUND MISTY OSCILLATING PL 3-1916 Ledger & TIMM I AND GARDEN STORE" Itaaaa, Melugin & Holton *SUNDAY MONDAY*TUESDAY* "MURRAY'S YARD 43111a. Insurance PL 11-3415 LOST: 1 WHITE REAR 'FLOOR At Regular Admissions! PARTS "RED HAWKE GARDEN RAKE $2.89 USED AUTO mat for 1961 Dodge, 1 red 18)(21" UNION 32.95 TO WEAR If f!.und call PC-3-1417. LONG HANDLED SHOVEL - LADIES READY Murray Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. floor ma* m2c HAND PRUNERS $1.59 PL 3-4623 Parts For All Models PL 3-3756 STANLEY GARDEN Littietone 88c SHERMAN BRASS WATER HOSE NOZZLE FLEMING'S Greatest Thriller or near the IAN STARKS HARDWARE sesf• • w inciow a-7,6 IFCNIIICOLOr . . . We Service ibers, scrap „IttN i)OilAN • AilGELA LAN330 INIC1 *ACM We Sell Quality Give LITIMEL3E3 eOx Pladycor rii3 PuVAIOLW -1 DEAD GANG STYLE Philip Scavo, one-time manager of a here on sume kind of treasure Prloit-rs sorts of en- !-- Its a place called Palmyra Chicago area night club reput- C71/WTI-11 15 hunt." of Just oppeesite where the yacnt edly frequented by underworld porches, fir sports car swept out "Really?" Now it was Bond's to East- is. It belongs to an &nglishman. characters, is shown with his corner pd- -F Shirley 3tieet on It_ turn to gush. -That sounds ra- collowed the 1 believe be wants to se.. wife. singer Nikki North, in a ern Road and a ther fun. Of course I'd like Its very beautiful. And it's recent photo. Scavo, his brother, coast. to meet him. What's It all long way away from the tour- and the latter's girl It as a sparkling, beautiful about? Is there anything in it?" Ronald, beant ists. It's at a place called -Ly- Mrs. Lydia Abshire, were day and lames Bond's "Heaven knows. He's very se- friend, KITE the rist...1 Key." death in a typical gang- lifted momentarily from cretive about It. Apparently shot to de- -That sounds the sort of morning assault while trough of indecision and there's some kind of a map. But land early ex-sign- place I'm looking for." sports ear. spondency created ny an I'm not allowed to see it and I riding in Ronald's since "Well, we'll be gone lir about as meet that, particularly have to stay ashore when ne Authorities have no theory that day, a week." his arrival at dawn goes off prospecting or what- to motive behind the shootings. -wast- "Oh." Bond looked Into her seemed increasingly time ever he does. A lot of people by Essig Besbrailier eyes. "I'm sorry." NANCY ing and futile. have put up money for it, sort on their "If you've got to flirt. don't • A sand track showed of shareholders. They've all just pulled be obvious." Suddenly the girl .... left loc girl took it and arrived. As we're going in a THAT'S MY stone laughed. She looked Contrite. , WE FOUND A ( up in front ot a reined week or so, I suppose ev •ry- WE'RE DIGG1NC9 leaned The dimples remained. -1 mean, War,iiiiiise against wilier. thing's ready and the real hunts FOR TREASURE TREASURE DANCING- -e With 1 didn't really mean that-not 1.4. WHAT !rai, • pink clapboard nona going to start any day now." ./ . • the way it sounded. But I've AAAP white window frames am' "What are the shareholders GOES SCHOOL over spent six months listening to white Adam-style doorway like? Do they seem sensible ON ? CHART painted that kind of thing from these which hung a brighti!, sort of people?" keg with silly old rich goats and the only tun sign of a powde. "They seem all right Very , on it. way to shut then up is to be a skull and crosehories dull and ricjt. Terribly serious ..,- .•' ... into rude. I'm not being conceited. 1.--- _. The girl drove the car something as romantic as s no one under sixty in or the shade of a clump of cash- There hunting. They seem to Y, place. Young people can't treasure arinas sac' they got out and this with Largo. e• woman who spend all their time through the door an d' afford IL So any I sup- went - Plotting and planning, • small dining room! easn•t got a harelip or a mu.. through a pose. And they never seem to • wlute checkered ! tache-well, 1 mean absolutely with red and go out in the sun or go bathing shaded any girl makes these old goats covers and out onto a anything. Just a typical of their bifocals all steamed Or terrace bunt on the remains get of stuffy businessmen. She laughed again. She bunch 04/31,441111-07-. a stone what!. up." a party for themn friendly, Latgo's giving by a shuffling colored was, getting - 1 I U 1.• 00 •• ••••.•••11 Trailed • • • at the Casino tonighL" T - cool table INA U.rood ow.* 1..••••••..... waiter, they chose a "What do you do all day?" - terrace look- 'THE drinks came. The girl on the edge of the "Oh, I fool around. Do a bit seater. Bond I stirred hers with a finger, ing over the of shopping for the yacht. Drive by AI Came watch. He said mix in the brown sediment glanced at his to around in the car. Bathe on LIL' ABNER exactly mid- Worcester sauce, and drank to the girl, "It's of other people's beaches when .1 to drink solid of IL She took out a cig- day. Do you want half their housea are empty. I like SO AN'LL CLOSE MAH sniffed it cautiously, anl NIOW BE or soft?" arette, underwater swimming. I've got WE DON'T' CARE ALL RIGT!!-VO'MA`iH EYES,WHILLVOP "Soft, have It with Ilind'a lighter. She I TY Bur The girl mid, lit an aqualung and 1 talce one 'al MAN'i TIMES •/C)* KNOCK, F- UP 13'i COOR I OS - LOOKS", with plen- Inimled deeply and blew out a a double Bloody Mary the crew out or a fisherman." COLD-VIE- GOrak plume of smoke. US Al4(JOT SELF-CONTROL!! ty of Worcester sauce." long "I used to do it a bit I've call She said, "Why did you say SEE WHO THEY Bond said, "WhatNio you brought my gear. Will you show vodka and were such an expert on giv- IS hard? I'll have a you me sonic good bits of reef some-0/ TOMBSTONE hitters." up smoking?" tonic with a dash of ing time?" and "Because I've given It up so The waiter said "Yasonih" The girl looked pointedly at often." Bond thought it time ta 310 • mooched away. her watch. "I might do. It's time okipop away from the small talk. -'411 114 "I call eodka-omdhe-rocks get I went." She got up. -Thanks juice said, "Why do you talk such to hard. All that ternato lie for the drink. I'm afraid I can t ttit hooked a good Eoglish 7 Your accent t makes it soft."' She take you back. I'm going the .41114 loot sounds Bonsai." chair toward her with line other way. They'll get you a on it "Yes, my name's Domlnetta and stretched out her legs taxi. here." sun. But rwas pent to school so that they were•In the Vitali. Bond followed the girl you ar- in England. Then I took up act- It!/14 411Trk51 She said, "When did through the restaurant to her • about. ing. The English kind of acting. rixa 7 I haven't seen you car. She got in and pressed the end parents thought thAt was a When it's like this, at the My starter. Bond decided to risk way to be brought up. of the 'season, one expects to ladylike snub. He said, "Perhaps ren _ were- -both -*Hied •• • most of -thit-tte-f.'"' Cailno to- xi:1g war.. r ••••••• know I'll see' you at the 5 Cow 1.03 From train crash. I went back to "1 got in this morning. a night, Dominetta." • J to earn my living. I re- • New York. I've come to look Italy "Props." 'She put the car, me membered my .Englinh but"- • I for a property. It struck poiratily into gear. She todk - by Reeitera Van Buren laughed without,, -bitterness , ,4-.. 11,•‘' •••,••• .11101 Ifike4 AI,. I i that now would be better than she.' another Moak at him. ,,)1e de- ABBIE AN''SLATS elliPlaMONS~,140111--ablik. moon forgot most of the in the season. When all the Rill- -"I cided that she did want to see: don't get tar in the lienaires are here' the prices rest You again. She said, "But for LONG DISTANCE ,FROM (GASP) PARIS f theater by being able to him • are hopeless. They, may conic Italian heaven's sake don't call me FROM WHERE DID WHAT'S THE MESSAGE FOR SMITH tibout with a book bat-, JOHN ? - - SThATAttrt THEX • anent • bit now they're OW Dominettae .never called YA *SAY ? anced on your head.- • . . Haw tOng httib'rye been beret" that.. People call lilts COULD" "Bet thle relative aslilh the yineek . CARO AND *AILED I "About six months. I came . Sheorave him a brief smile, hut -POSTAL Vo- at-ht." Bond looked out to sea: WELL --WHO AM I net in a yacht, ,the Disco It Was a 'smile into the eyes. he there to look after T'ARGUE WITH MY ONLY lade. You may- have seen her. "Wasn't She raised a hand. -- PAYIN' She's anchored lip the coast, you?" The rear wheels spat sand CUSTOMElk! "No." The anftwer was curt. You probably flew right over and gravel anti the little blue Bond made no comment her coming iri to land at Wind- When car.whirled out along the drive- added, "lie's not exactly a sor Field." she vi..y to the main road. It paused not a close one. He's "A long low streamlined af- relative, at the intersection and then, as of close friend. A guard- fair? Is she yours? She's got a sort Bond watched, turned right- beautiful lines." ian." handed toward Nassau. yes." "She belongs to a relative of "Oh, "You must come and visit us mine." The eyes watched Bond's Jrimi•s Bond has to Aare on the yacht." She felt that a lace.. 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Reserva- • • • Mrs. Pete Hughes and relatives. tions must be made by Monday The Town and Country Home- of The New Concord Homemakers Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. WILL CLOSE AT NOON EACH SATURDAY noon. Hostesses a r e Mesdames makers Club will meet at the Club held its April meeting in Fred Kirkland and Jerry were Hugh Houston, chairman. Heresy home of Mrs. Z. C. Enix, Henry the home of the president, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Gamble Holton, Don Hunter. Ben Grogan, Street. at 7:30 p.m. The program Pete Hughes, WTI° presided at the Mrs. Tany Kirk' tid, Hughes, J. C. Gregory, will be in "Family Insurance and children, Nat R. meeting. Beginning Saturday, Nlav 5 Johnson, and Needs" with Gene Cathey in et-lar- and Mrs. Ophelia Baz•ell. Callers Robert Hiue, Russell Miss Mary Montgomery gave ge of the program. All members were Wayland -Mitchell and Dan Hutson. the devotion from Psalms 56 after .• • are urged to attend. daughter, Miss Edith Duncan and With the Exception of the Calloway • • • which the group repeated 'l'ie Mrs. Wayne Bazzell and daugnter. A kickoff coffee will be held Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. G. L. Bizted was a Min- County Court Clerk at 9 a.m. for the opening day of Temple Hill Chapter No. 511 The major project lesson on day afternobp called of Mrs. Oi'h- the lathes golf season at the Cal- Order of the Eastern Star will "Promoting Good Mental Health" eisa loway County Country Club. All hold its regular meeting at the was very ably presented by Mrs. Mrs. Hattie Watson and children attend. Lodge Hall at 7:30 p.m. ladies are urged to Edwards. She said three out — Former A • • • • T. R. were Sunday guests of Altie and HEAVYWEIGHT SECRETLY MARRIED of every one hundred persons have Carlene Lamb. Others called in world heavyweight champion ingemar Johna:son poses All Offices will be on call on Saturday afternoon Thursday. May 3rd The Garden Department of the mental illness and one family in the afternoon. his bride Iiirgit after their secret in the event of emergency. The West Fork Baptist Church with pretty Lundgren Murray Woman's Club will meet five has a member with mental Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Woman's Missionars Society will marriage in Gothehurg, Sweden. The former champion at two-thirty o'clock in the alter- Dewey Bassett and sons were Mr. hoid its regular meeting at the and his new wife planned to stay four or five weeks in noon. Hostesses will be Mesdames Miss Montgomery gave the land and Mrs. Delbert News.ime and seven-thirty o'cloc... fight heavyweight champion church at John Ryan, J. scape notes and said that every Geneva. lie will European • a • W E. Mischke, 'r. daughter. Me. and Mrs. Bobby Wilscn, V. E. Windsor, Vandal! home should have a bird bath. Barnett and children, and Mrs. Dick Richardson of \Vales Sweden in June. members of the Calloway The Sheriff's home phone is All Wrather. Solon Shackelford, and Mrs. Loman Bailey conducted a. Etrel Darnell. Homemakers Clubs are to County Edgar Pride. game. Mrs. Carl Hopk.es was a Thurs- dontic problems is due, the article PLaza 3-5059 Murray State College Checks meet at the • • • The hostess served a delectable day morning calk,. of Mr. and Say Fluoride said, to the lower rate of, to-:th Building at nine Student Union plate to the ten members and two Mrs. Truman Ti.r..er. Ills decay ana loss among childregb the morning to make 4th Orthodontic o'clock in Friday. May children present. Mr. and Mr.i. Prentice Darnell who drink fluoridated water. L Tfirfalfit -COuncil Church Women will aprons 'Lit'. -fwe - The United I. d son ws.(so Sunday guests if of the permanent first molars is person is asked to noon at College The next meeting will be held meeting. Each meet at 12 the home folks. particularly critical in deyelt.p- needle and' a pot- in the home of Mrs. Billy King- NEW YORK tUft — Orthodontic . bring embroidery Presbyterian Church for merit of malocclusion, the Jour- hoops, thimble, and scissors. Fol- luck luncheon. The May Fellow- ins on Wednesday, May 16, at ,,lie problems resulting from misplaced, .I , nal said. ship Day program will begin at o'clock in the afternoon. tilted and crowded teeth occur from 21 times more frequently among 1 p.m. People all churches • • • Mrs. Hill Gardner in the county are invited. children drinking water deficient as. Activity • • • in fluoride, according to a study Honored Sunday By of two New York cities reported (Continued from Page 1) Saturday, May 5th Afr. and Mrs. Bell in the American Journal of Or- Her Birthday Club of Murray Tr -Sigma sorority Hosts For Cherry thodontics. REGAL Mrs. Hill Gardner was honoree State_Cullege will hold .its with a " by members of her Birthday Club Slave Day fr m 8:00 a.m. until Corner Class Meet Modica, Car* The study of Newburgh aid and their families with a potluck 5:00 p.m Members of the sorority 625 certified eligible Calloway Kingston, N.Y.. neigntwring cities WANT AD IJ SATIN of 30,000 population each, ' WALL dinner at the Gardner cabin or will be available for all types of Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Bell open- County residents under medical about by the New York Kentucky Lake following church work from car washing and house ed their home on Sunny Lane care program, 342 total residents was conducted of Healtn. It services on Sunday. cleaning to baby sitting Mothers Drive for the monthly meeting of receiving medical care State Department showed, to the Journal, The honoree was the recipient and busy re-,usesisives, give your- the Young Married Couples Sun- Total physician services render according aged 13 a picnic table for the cabin selves a break and hand over your day School Class of the enerry• ed to -patients 787. that Kingston children, fluoridated water. ..vith Mrs. Clifton Harrell making Saturday chores by calling Diane Corner Baptist Church held on Total pharmacy services render- and 14, lacking ATTENTION .(l the presentation for t h e club Elkins at PL 3-3256 before Satur- Saturday evening at seven o'clock ed to patients 751. had a 22.5 per cent rate members. day or Melissa Sexton at PL 3- Total hospital services rendered occlusion. In Newburgh, where - Preceding the dinner 0. A. 4780 on Saturday. Kenneth Stubblefield, president. to patients 51 fluoridated water was usel, the Johnson asked the,blessing "• presided at the meeting. Total dental services rendered rate of malocclusion was 9.4 sier Those present were Mr. and Monday. May 7th During the fellowship hour de- to patients 17 cent, authors ot the article said. MOTHERS Mrs. Clifton Harrell. Mr and Mrs The Annie Armstrong Circle of licious refreshments were served Total services rendered to Pa- Mrs r-• Firot,-t Church WMS by the hosts to those present. tient, 1606 The lower incidence of ,rtha- Benjamin A Gingles Barnes. Mr. a n d th, F • Hafford 'Rogers. Mr 3 n d Mrs. A Beautiful Moore_ pain,. George W. Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Suiter. Mr and Mrs. Grov- er W. James, Miss Lottve Sinter. Mis3 Judy Suiter. Jerry Hendon. SILVERTONE 0 A. Johnson. Lucian Guptnn. LET US SHOW HOW YOU CAN Tanny Barnes. Lynn Dunn. Joe EXCITING NEW and John James. Mr. and Mr CREATE AN Gardner. all of Murray. Miss 51 16X20 • ria James and Kenneth Hatchc: LOOK TO YOUR ROOMS WITH Paducah. THIS EASY-TO-USE PAINT. . • The Fashion Line Harvest Class Has PORTRAIT PAINT Meeting At Home Of TIDWELL Mrs. Stub Wilson by afie, — by Leemans — home was 04- Mrs. Stub Wilson': STORE the scene of the meeting held he the Harvest Sunday School C., of the First Baptist Church Thursday evening at seeen-th:r:;. ...only'5.95 o'clock. The guest speaker for the $189 ning was Mrs. Grayson McCli': Per Person She gave a most inspiring devo- tion on "What Christ Means To Everything—except the price tags — Me.", Mrs. McClure was presented' Taici .. •(-.} 13a seithi gift as a token of apprecia- gives you a sense of pure luxury. Yet, for all their tion for her nie3sage, Mrs. Harold Hopper. president. lavish looks and laces, these nylon 'tricot presided at the meeting During the social hour refresh- pettiskirts flick in and out of the laundry without give her ments were served by the hostes- Mrs. Wilson. NI, ses who were a care in the world. Costume and cosmetic Galen Thurman Jr. Mrs. Char Reidlinger. and Mrs at Treva- colors, in sizes Small, Medium and Large. iNo.Li LtUL4UJ1, than. 5.. sE... and McClure, Hopper. Charles 1-7:i Wesley Starks. Myrtle Wall a:. HOSIERY Jackie Orborni.. * GROUPS UP TO +4111.11 A Roses sculptured in lace. 4 CHILDREN • Paula Allbritten B Satin Rip, jaunt scalloped with lam * FULL SELECTION lIonoredyt Party C Deep border of flowering Alenson lace. • On Monday Evening OF POSES Miss Paula Allbritten was..hon- ored with a surne.s- birthday par- DAYS ty on Monde - - 'ii 30, at seven O'cloelt In th , The party. sy Misses Jane Saxon. Nanc n, and Trudy 2 ONLY was held at the 1 ,'•• • ome South Sixteenth Street.. -- rit *1*5. •••• N115.5 FRIDAY & SATURDAY the party by Awe &Win. She *as rontriletflyr siiepriSed - wher! ,the •wonty girls yelled "Surprise.' MAY 4th and 5th The family .rootri -of. th 'Lilly Show Mother you recognii$ home was decorated:id alternating. ler lows for the feminine calor; of green and .white..Th • No Age Limit attraction was a large' a• d tho '.-p;Iter nosier reading. "Happy. Birthday w that's glamorous, yet one she. Paula." •'Satisfaction tiafti•Ve"-01' can..., and wear. a gift The girl; prettented Miss Ail- gift certificate. Af- teed or Money Re- . the can't get too many of! hritten with a ter refreshments were served the In sure•to-ploaso styles and colors . funded: group of girls went to.a movie. •for every Mother. Come in today! attending .w e r e.Misses , Those Joan Alexander, Rosemary Alsup. Hopkirr. ge114.0111.4 614114 4•16A $ 1.35 to Vickie Elli s. Marilyn s1.65 Janis Johnson. Paulette Jones. Margie McDaniel. Sheri Outland, LERMAN Ctrol Rolfe, Nannette Solomon. Paul ,ttr Steele. Nancy Story, Gail BROS. Thurman, Carolyn Wells. Janice 's Williams. the Littleton Wilkerson. Bonnie hono.-ee, and the hostesses. Unabl: See Our Window Display! 's rly Littleton were Misses bevi to attend Goode and Mary Youngermon.

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