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Is Free X-Ray Clinic Helen Keller Dies Kathy Rowlett In George Hart Memorial Golf Planned Wednesday On State Tournament Many At Calloway Winners Culpep- Seen&Heard Saturday Rev,. and At Health Center (UPI) — The Miss Kathy Rowlett, daughter pper of EASTON, Oonn. Tournament Is Wednesday body of Helen Keller, whose of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rowlett Of College Scholarships ,ave Stn.' The Calloway County Health Around struggle to overcome blindness of Murray, played in the Ken- is, to SM. Department will give free chest tucky Girls Tennis Tournament hart Individual scholarships a n d attend Murray State university eist Con- The first annual George rothy Holland, Annabelle Reed, x-rays on Wednesday, June 5, on Friday in Louisville. sen- 20 girls in Kentucky Memorial Golf Tournament for Ethel Humphreys. from ten a.m. to 12 noon and The Murray girl played in honors were presented to and one of Murray High a $300 FHA scholar- ladies will be held by the lady 9:17 Grace Nell Smith, Bob- one p.m to three p.m. at the the first round and was defeat- iors of Calloway County to receive Class Night pro- attend any college of golfers of the Calloway County bie Davis, Carol Hibbard, Jean Health Department, located at ed by Nancy Bargo of Elizabeth- School at the ship to choice. Other honors are ,Tho Hollyhocks in front of Mrs. Country Club on Wednesday, McCartney. North 7th and Olive Streets. town. gram on Friday evening. her named salutatorian, most IlLeHeys on South Plourth Street June 5, with tee off time at 9:24 Ruth Pace, Louise Bin- Tuberculosis is still one of The Murray girl played in Scholarship winners were: being son of Mr. senior, most out- Ore up again this year. Another eight a.m. ford, Bobbie Buchanan, Glen- the dreaded diseases of the the first round and was defeat- Gary Adams, and outstanding (UPI) — been $200 phy- in home economics, hunch that is up is located at Many special prizes have da Hughes. time and it is spread from one ed by Nancy Bargo of Eliza- Mrs. Rubin K. Adams, standing partment mer- $350 fed- Who in American High ahe corner of the Municipal donated by the leading 9:31 Tyra Wesson, Jerlene person to another, a s-pokesinan bethtown. sics scholarship and Who's ixth ma- at- students, National For- lIartiog L. chants of Murray and each Sullivan, Essie Caldwell, Grace said. One way to control the Miss Rowlett is an ardent eral scholarship, both to School to corns degree of honor, participant has a good chance James. disease is to be x-rayed regul- sports woman and has entered tend Murray State University. ensic League • Bob White right behind the of taking home some of these 9:39 Margaret Shuffett, Kathy arly. He was named outstanding stu- Quad State Music Festival, Na- IS bought in many sports activities. She house giving out wilt every- valuable prizes. Rowlett, Kitty Elliott, Nell Persons eighteen years o f dent in physics and received tional High School award for 100; the is the new president of the "). ng he had. Late yesterday The Calloway golfers said Roach. age or over should be x-rayed. the Quad State Music Festival excellence in intellectual and nated by Murray High School Student averring a W'hippoor-will call- they considered it a privilege 945 Martha Sue Ryan, Sadie Persons under eighteen or who Certificate and National Foren- social values, certificate for be- sociatios. Council. Wd from over the MI. to name their invitational tour- Nelle West, Murrelle Walker, are pregnant may be x-rayed sic League Certificate degree of ing in school every day for four nament in honor of Mr. Hart Inus Orr. only upon request a their phy- Helen Keller merit. years and certificate and gold The Blue Jay who has a nest who was an exceptional citizen 11:30 Miriam Bennett, Betty sician. Shirley Bazzell, daughter of megaphone for being varsity fish up in the Poet Oa caught of Murray. Wallace, Anna Mary Adams, The public is urged to take Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bazzell, cheerleader. and deafness inspired millions by OUT attenticin yesterday u she Mr. Hart died in August 1967 Betty Stoltz. advantage of this free x-ray Are receives a scholarship award Mr. of handicapped persons, was to Accidents Judy KeLso, daughter of sat an the nest. She WOO eat- only 42 days after his retire- 11:37 Charlotte Boyd, Julia clinic. Sigma Delta Pi, national hon- be cremated at nearby BridgeBridge-- and Mrs. Glen Kelso, one of 20 ing something and we got the ment from the presidency of Williams, Nancy Fandricti, orarY Spanish fraternity, to at- port today. girls in Kentucky to receive CI field glasses to see just what. the Bank of Murray and spent Mary Alice Smith, tend Murray State University Public funeral services for Reported On FHA scholarship to attend any .. Turned out it was the shell, most of his life serving the 11:42 Alice Komorowski. Her other honors are National School Miss Keller, who died Saturday , college of her choice, and $100 which the lade Jays were public. He served 12 years as Mary Ruth Parker, Euldene Ro- Faxon High School award for excel- AM following a mild heart attack, home conomics scholarship to bitched. Many birds do this, Circuit Court Clerk before go- binson, Mabel Rogers. lence in intellectual and social will be held Wednesday in attend Murray State University either eat them or carry them ing with the Bank of Murray. 1149 Mary Colburn, Doris Weekend values, Quad State Music Fes- Washington's National Cathed- Other honors are most outstand- away. The reason is that a new- The tournament honored man Rose, Charlene Doss, Flo Kin- Graduation tival certificate, outstanding ral. ing member of FHA chapter, ly opened egg attracts snakes. was known as "Mr. Democrat" caid. traffic accidents were student in Spanish, certificates Miss Keller, who was 87, Three Who's Who Among American The egg Mel' is either eaten of Calloway County because of 11:58 Ruth Winslow Mollie Saturday and Sun- for service on the year book The Faicen Elementary School "died gently with a smile on reported on High School students, gold meg- or carried away and dropped his participation in politics. He Jones, Marie Weaver, Frances aciairding to the reports staff and for being in school will hold its eighth grade grad- her face," according to her day, aphone and certificate for 11101sewhere to keep from at- was president of the Kentucky the investigating of- everyday this year, PTA sen- Miller. Lotion exercises on Tuesday, physician, Dr. Ferrick Chick. filed by cheerleading for four years, darting snakes to the nest Bankers Association. Mayor of Masa Reed, Val Dow- the Murray Police De- ior award for earning 17 or 12:03 June 4, at eight p.m. at the Her ashes will be placed in ficers of National High School award, where they would devour the Murray for 20 years, MSU land, Bettie l'hompson. partment. No injuries were re more merits, and selected as school a 'ierypt in the cathedral follow- certificates for being in school young birds Board of Regents for 18 years, 12:10 Edna Knight, S us Beta Girl this year. Carta Elkins will give the ing the reading of a eulogy by ported. everyday this year, and f or ! State Board of Education mem- Brown, Betty Hinton, Norma at 2:45 p.m. a two Rita Brandon, daughter o f valedictorian's address and Pat- her longtime friend, Sen. Lister Sunday young leader of America. We have read about such o.I her, Kentucky Colonel by three occurred on Main Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Brandon, Frank, ricia Byerly the salutatorian's D-Ala. car accident Stan Key, son of Mr. and on but this is the first! governors, voted "The Disting- Hill, Cald- ACT scholarship of $400 to at- •ings address. Roger Runyon, presi- Street as Charles William Mrs. Calvin Key, Athletic scho- time we have ever witnessed uished Fenn Banker" of the driv- tend Freed-Hardeman College. dent, will speak and the invoca- well, 703 Chestnut Street, larship at University of Ken- it. This nest is about twelveI South East Region of United two door Jerry Mac Burkeen,'son of tion will be by Pat Ross. ing a 1968 Cadillac tucky. Other honors: Highest out on a ikob where the States. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Burkeen, feet The school principal. Bill Out- hardtop owned by honor ever paid to an athlete at limb divides. The nest is in the Mr. Hart helped organize and Canon's Senior Club going east on Main $1000 scholarship over a four land, will give his address and Cars, was CCHS, retired Jersey No. 30, "V" and apparently the new was a director of the Murray- line of traf- year period if he desires to at- present the awards and the di- and stopped in the best all around senior boy, FTA birds just hatched out. To get Calloway County Country Club tend Lambuth College, and $300 plomas. fic. senior award, certificate and the nest to look down along with his many other le- 1505 Story, business scholarship for one ibbovi Rites Today Alice Crawford will read the Meets Friday Terry Gene Cole, bar in baseball and basketball and civic endeavors. year to attend Murray State lato #, we would have to climb cal church and special music driving a 1956 Chevrolet two for tour years, Courier-Journal as follows: class poem University. Other honors are op about fifty feet We might The pairings are chorus. Randy daor sedan owned by Gene National High Mrs Florence Canon, widow will be by the The Senior Citizens Club will being named valedictorian, out- all-state team, its as this some clay when our vim 8 00 Jane Ann Nall, Betty Cole, failed to stop in time and Who A- of the late N. L. Canon who Lee will have the benediction Friday. June 7, at one School award, Who's Mad *ler belle our years. Vowel, Eleanor Griffin, Mary meet the Caldwell car in the rear standing student in bookkeep- passed away Sat- and Mrs. Mildred Lassiter will Center hit mong American High School Jo Riddle. died in 1942, p m. at the Community to Capt lames ing and math, National High the Miir- for the processional and end, according students, and Young Leader of are about the Mae 8.07 Virginia Harp, Nancy aridity at 5.50 p m. at play on Ellis Drive. Patrolman J. School award for excellence in May Pops recessional. • Witherspoon and Amerce. Cherry Humbert, Cathryn Brooks. ray-Oalloway County Hospital. the A potluck luncheon will be intellectual and social values, of a small egg Wild is invited to at- D Grogan Michael ()leaky, son of Mr. Williams, Dot Her death followed an extend- The public served. Each member is asked high scholastic achievement a- trees have cherries on them. 8 14 Madeline Damage to the Cole car was and Mrs. Edwin Olesky, $200 4 Rogers. ed illness. tend. to bring a covered dish and al- ward from U.K. Alumni Assoc- Green. Simmons. Virginia on the front end and to the music scholarship to attend Arlene The deceased was 88 years of so to invite a guest. iation. Beta Boy, Who's Who 8 21 Betty Lowry, Caldwell car on the rear end. State University He re- ag.. and. member of tbe Greets. Mrs Jewel Parts and Mn, Among American High School Murray Porstaimene are beginning Ur?Meredith, Wary Anderson. for attending Plain Church of Christ. Betts Celia Crawford will be the hos- Students, selected for young ceived certificate form. 8.18 Dutch Bryant, Jeannie Rev., Mrs. Saturday at 3'30 p m. Louise day for four years. Survivors are two sons, Aud- tesses Entertainment will be America certificate, school each Brien. Nell Newton, Mary Hay- B. Las-ins, 306 North 8th Street, leader of of Mr. rey Canon of Murray Route Have New Son Fred Gingles. day Gail Smith, daughter Have net spotted a single Grass- nes. by Mrs. a 1964 Buick four door and attending school each and Ardath Canon of 307 formed through driving and Mrs J. R. Smith. $50 Kirk- hopper so far this year. Not 8:35 Venela Sexton, Marge Five The club was owned by Lovins Us- this year. Street. Murray. one Mr. and Mrs Rupert Parka of Tom hard top sey PTA scholarship. Other looking for one, Coakley, Zane Taylor, Idabelle North 10th the organization of Mrs. out of Pamela Duncan, daughter of lbat we are Murray have received word of ed Cars, was backing honors National High School sister, Miss Eppie Wilcox, 1602 Brown and her committee for lot. Mr and Mrs. L. B. Duncan, $100 you understand. It's just that Neumann. of a grandson, Jerald parking space in a parking award. National Forensic league Sandy Calloway, Murray; two brothers, the birth the Murray Woman's Club, but scholarship from the Murray we have not seen one. 842 Evelyn Jones, Friday, May Willie E. Perry, 502 North lit of honor, president of Reuben Wilcox of Dawson Fowler Betts, born the club has now been organis- Business and Professional Wo- degree Weintraub, Margaret Hutchin- Mrs. Harry Street, driving a 1965 Buick Council, and Who's Springs and Tipton Wilcox of 31, to Rev, and ed officially with Bryan Tolley en's Club to attend Murray Student A Meadowlark, reversing his son. Sally Carpenter. Oklahoma. four door hardtop, was pulling American High Villa Park, California; one Betts of Enid, as the president who urges all State University. Who Among engines, in an attempt to land 849 Lucy Staggers, Sue Mor- his Mas- into the parking lot and the grandson, Dr. Beale Canon of Rev. Betts received members and interested per- Paul Dunlap, son of Mrs. Al- School students. high in a tree. He made it but ris, Alberta Green, Barbara and Mrs. Lovins car backed into the left Schroeder, daughter Louisville. ter of Divinity degree sons to attend. vena Dunlap, $200 scholarship Patricia be cannot land as gracefully as Annette side of the Perry car, accord- Mrs Simpson Schro- Funeral services were held Betts, the former from Murray Lions Club to at- of Mr and kome other tints. 8 56 Ruth Spurlock, Betty Jo her Master of ing to Patrolman Dale Spann scholarship by Mur- his morning at ten o'clock at Parts) received tend Murray State University. ader, $200 Puniom, Olivia Isbell, Cindy Education degree Damage to the Lovins car to attend Mur. he chapel of the J. H. Chur- Religious Cathy Harris. daughter of ray Civitan Club Hale. University in Now was on the right rear fender chill Funeral Home with Bro. from Phillips Lt. Valentine Mr and Mm. James Harris, ray State University, 9:03 Frances Hulse, Julia Wednesday, May 22. and to the Perry car on the left of Mr Dean Crutchfield officiating. Enid on Vietnam $750 scholarship over a four Celia Taylor, daughter Rambo. Millie Rollone, Martha his work as Serving In rear fender. Fed- Pallbearers were Bill Champ- Rev Betts began year period if she desires to and Mrs Cecil Taylor. $650 Almo School Hornsby Methodist on, Dewey Grogan. Pat Thomp- pastor with the 9150 eral scholarship to attend Mur- 9.10 Virginia Everette, Do- on College Farm Road and North attend Lamtnith College, son. Hugh White, Hollis Walk. Church M Arnold, Kansas, ray State University. Other ho- and Street was the scene of to el-. and Elwood White. Sunday, June 2. His wife Lt James A Valentine is now lfith Board of Regents scholarship nors: Marguerite McLaughlin later the collision Saturday at 2.06 Plans Event Interment was in the Mur- son will join him there serving in Vietnam. He is the Memorial certificate for outstanding service in yearbook ray Cemetery with the arrange- son of Mr and Mrs. Ottis L. Va- o f Estelle Vinson Outland production, yearbook editor, Na- The Almo School will have ments by the J. H. Churchill lentine, Kirkwood Drive. driving a Teachers Murray Route Three, tional Forensic League degree its graduation exercises for the Funeral Home of Murray. Retired hard- 1962 Chevrolet four door of honor, PTA Senior Award, forty-five members of the Murray soldier volun- Plan June Meeting The top. was going north on North certificate and bar for Girls' eighth grade class on Tuesday, for the U.S. Army. He is to teered 18th Street and attempted Track, and Who's Who Among June 4, at eight p.m at the Funeral Services to be located about The Murray-Calloway County reported turn left on to the College High School Students. hool auditorium. Saigon. American Held For Mr. Cole Retired Teachers Association twenty miles from Farm Road. daughter of Charlie Lassiter, director of Yvette Watson, will meet Tuesday, June 11, at The Outland car hit the 1966 Dwight Watson, upil personnel for Calloway Mr and Mrs. Funeral services for Wright two p.m at the Murray-Callo- those who Cadillac four door hardtop, dri- scholarship tp ounty. will he the guest His address for $200 Chemistry Cole of Murray Route Two were way County Library, 7th and him letters ven by Jo Robbins Williams, State University eaker. would like to write attend Murray held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Main Streets. follows: 1303 South 18th Street that was honors:,Best All-Around Kathy Hardie will give the or send cards is as Other the chapel of the Max H. Chur- Dr. Harry Sparks, president Valentine 0542- pang east on College Farm girl, outstanding FBLA aledictorian's address and IA James A. senior chill Funeral Home with Bro. of Murray State University, will Arty., APO Road, according to Capt With- and pin. National 4,,ria Watkins the salutator- 8689, "A" Btry 3 13 certificate John L. Hicks and Boa Robert be the speaker for the meeting. California 96225. erspoon and Patrolman Grogan. School award, gold mega- An's address Tom Rushing is San Francisco, High Usrey officiating Interment Damage to the Outland car for cheer- he principal of the school. phone and certificate was in Murray Memorial Gar- was on the front end and to for four years, Who's The public is invited to &t- leading dens. the Williams car on the front Who Among American High end and Pallbearers were J. R. Brown, Honors Presented end, right front fender School students. Young Leader WW. P. West, Jerry Holland, Ed Awar(is door of America, and attending Dennis M. Burkeen Boehm. Jahn F. )4orler, i and school each. day this year. Phil Cole. EIGHT CITED Patricia Wilson, daughter of IL Wens 82. died Friday At Murray High Serving With Navy Rev, C. Mr Cole, age Last Week Mr. and Mrs Albert Wilson, MurrayCalloway County Miss Dorothy Ann Stacy at the Eight persons were cited by 1150 Board of Regents scholar- Hospital. He is survived by his Nance ..no the late Dennis Michael Burkeen, son Principal Eli Alexander pre- Mrs. Doris the Murra7 Police Department ship to. attend Murray State wife, Mrs. Luche Cole; daugh- Mr. Nance, was named the out- Dorothy Ann Bucy Mr and Mrs William Bur- sented the following awards in over the weekend. They were University. Other honors: Nat" ter, Mrs 011ie Brown sister, standing student in French and Award, me- teen, 111 South 12th Street, Rev. Ward the commencement exercise at one for fleeing a police officer Wins Scholarship ional High School Mrs. Beagle Futrell; six grand- also in vocal music Susan was school will leave Wednesday for Long Murray High School last Thurs- going 120 miles per hour and dal for highest rating in children; 13 great grandchil- editor of the Tiger yearbook. From Civitans h(xnemak- Beach, California, for duty on day evening. reckless driving, two for breach on aptitude test on dren. She was a National Merit Scho- award. the USS Advance Mine Sweep- Gets Degrees Ada Sue Hutson, daughter of of peace, two for disregarding ing, PTA senior er. The Max H. Churchill Fun- larship finalist and rated WEI daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hutson, re- a atop sign, one for no operat• Miss Dorothy Ann Bucy, Jenna Winchester. eral Home was in charge of Win- Burkeen is now home on ceived the English award. Be- (Centinuod on OCK regal or's license, one for public daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy of Rev and Mrs B R. the arrangements. leave after completing his boot Rev. C. E Ward, pastor of side's • serving as president of drunkenness, and one for reck- H. Bucy of 517 South Eighth chester. $200 business scholar training May 20 at Great Lakes, St. John's Baptist Church. Mur- Council, Ada Sue PATIENT less driving. Street, Murray, has been note. ship to attend Murray State LOST PE-T the Student SURGERY III. He volunteered for four • ray, received his Masters de- was active in the National For- fled by Dr. B. E. McClellan, University Other honors: Nat- Quad years service in the U.S. Navy. gree in Religious Education ensic League. was named the Mrs. Dee Halcomb underwent president-elect of the Civitan ional High School award. Little Miss LaJeanna Thorn- The Murray mad, age 20, at- and an honorary doctor -of div- winner of the Good Citizen A- surgery at the Vanderbilt Hos- Club that she is the recipient State Music Festival certificate, ton, three year old daughter of nded ...Murray High School inity degree from the Inter ward and was on the newspap- pital, Nashville, Tenn , last of a scholarship to attend Mur- outstanding student in chorus, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thornton, certi- and was employed at Liberty Baptist College, Houston, er staff. She also received a Wednesday She entered the WE.ATHER REPORT ray State University for t h e fTA senior award, and Mayfield Highway, has lost her for year super Market before joining at the spring commencirent of Regent's Scholarship. hospital on Saturday, May 25 Itod r,... 1968-1969 school year. ficate of excellence brown dog that was wear- .Uoard • the armed services exercises. little as the outstanding the mother of Mrs Edd Dorothy, age 17, a graduated book staff Service. and collar when he Selected She is His address for those who minister, a na- ing a chain was Jim- IMITU ' senior from Murray High School The Murray mathematics student Phillips of Murray. was last seen If any one 4iowi by United Press International ould like to write him is as tive of Trenton, Tenn., grad- my Armbruster. son of Mr. and has worked in the office for the whereabouts of the dog, and mild through Tues- follows Dennis Michael Bur- uated from Rosenwald High Mrs James Armbruster. Jim- FREE PUPPIES Fair two years and has been espec- please call LaJeanna at 753- today 76 west to 86 een FA. B216031, t'SS Ad- School and received his B.T.H. my was assistant editor of the day High ially interested in business and Cherry Corner To 2486 Low tonight low 50s east ance. MSO, FT() San Francisco degree from M. and F. College, Tiger yearbook and was on the Mrs Howard Koenen has east secretarial work. west. alifornia 96801 Hopkinsville. varsity football team three some black poilpies to give a- ta low tiOs The senior was elected to the Hold Family Night Rev Ward attended Lane years. way free as pets. Please call National Honor Society and FIVE-DAY FORECAST College, Jackson, Tenn , and Car Wash Planned Bill Smith, son of Mr. and her at 753-4508 or come to the ilinked fifth in academic stands Ky. (UPI) — Family night at the Cherry a Baptist Theological Seminary Mrs. W. A. Smith, won the Koenen, house located at the LOUISVILLE, ing with an average of 93.68 TIME CHANGED By Cheerleaders Kentucky weather Corner Baptist Church has been extension at Jackson, Tenn. W.O.W. award as the outstand- west end of Sunset The five-day in the class of 92 students. Boulevard, through Satur- changed from Wednesday. June His wife is the former Mavis ing student in American Hist- —outlook, Tuesday This summer Dorothy plans The Seventh and Poplar A car wash will be sponsor- day. 5, to Wednesday. June 12, at Larue Blakemore of Cottage ory - American Government. WRANGLERS MEET to work in the Public Re tions- Church of Christ will hold its ed by the Calloway County High will average 7.30 pm Greve. Tent* She received her Bill was business manager of Temperatures Extenaion Office at M rray Wednesday evening .Bible stu- School varsity cheerleaders on near the normal 81-87 highs The change in date for the Bachelar'S'Acgree from Murray the 1968 yearbook, participated The Wranglers Riding Club State and will enroll in the fall dy at 6-30 pm this week due Saturday, June 8. from nine and 58-66 lows. meetings of the various church State University and is now on in debate and was, a varsity will have a business meeting to major in business. to the commencement exercis- a.m. to five p'.m. Rainfall will average about organizations was made due to the faculty of Puryear High football player. He received a 4, The scholarship winner is a County High The wash will be held at Tuesday. June. at savati p.m. to a quarter the commencement exercises at es ,at Calloway School social science scholarship to a tenth of an inch member of the Cherry Corner start at Johnson's Sinclair Station at at the Calloway County Court the Calloway County High School School scheduled to Rev. and Mrs Ward have one of and inch mostly during she at- Five Points. The cost will be Murray State. louse All members are urged Baptist Church where Rey. Lawson Williamson Is eight pm Ronald. age twelve. ••• (laughter of last of Bra week son,. $150 per car Susan Nance, o attend. tends regularly_ oastor of the church. '

PAGE TWO TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY 19fitl THI LEDGER & MONDAY — JUNE 3, THE LEDGER & TIMES ALMANAC by ilnitd Press littentittional Honored Tradition Month' PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Timei Makes June 'Dairy CorAwolidation of the Murray Today is 11011ity, June 3, the Ledger. The Calloway Times, and Month, 1968, an The Times-Heraid, October 20, 1928, and the West 155th day of 1968 wall 211 to June has long been a time in the economic welfare cg the magazines, and on restaurant maintenance through the cal- June Dairy Kentuckian, to re-empha- January 1. 1943 follow. for brides and graduates, a country. Because of this value menus during the "spotlight" cium they contain. In addition, important time and nutritious leg N. 4th Street, Murray. Kantaoky 43871 The moon is in its fink quar- wpnderful month to rhyme to consumer and country, the month. dairy foods are a convenient size the flavor "honest-to-good- ter. with "moon" in song lyrics, nation's leaders in govern- We feel this annual observ- source of minerals and vita- benefits of JAMES C WILLIASUI, products PUBLISHER The morning stars are Sat- and for the past 32 years, a ment, agriculture and busi- ance should be continued be- mins. ness" milk and milk nesses allied with the dairy cause industry And, if the economic healthif We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters urn and Venus. time to focus attention on the the dairy is a In this era of "convenience" to the Editor, industry actively participated depends upon its in- cr Public Voice items which. in our opinion, are The evening stars are Mer- dairy industry during the na- multi-billion dollar business products, what product line is a nation not for the bug the strength of interest of our readers. cury and Jupiter_ tionwide celebration of June in the month-long activities essential to the economic easier to serve than nature's dustries, and Dairy Month has upon the health of On this day in history: Dairy Month. June health of the nation! And be- own convenience foods, dairy the nation NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: into a reminder cam- we might argue WALLACE WITMER 00., 1508 In 1937, the Duke of Wind- In the beginning, June as a evolved cause dairy foods constitute a products? And milk costs only its citizens, Madison Ave. Memphis, Tenn; Time & Life Bldg., New York, paign for consumers to keep our patriotic duty tri N.Y, sor, formerly King Edward peak production month. was mainstay of the daily diet for about 15c a pound, a low cost that it's Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. selected as the ideal time to them aware of the importance all age groups! They are the for a high-value product de- drink milk. VIII of Great Britain, was mar- rea- remind consumers of the nu- of dairy foods in the lividly principal food of babies; young spite the rising cost of living. No matter what your Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as ried to Mrs. Warns Simpson of dairy diet. It is featured in dairy people heed and enjoy dairy We compe- sons, we urge you to get on Second Clam Matter Baltimore. tritive value of foods and believe that the nation of the important specia4 in food stores, in dairy products; and they are essen- tition of imitation products the June Dairy Month milk. In 1940, the allied evacuation the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By CArrier in Murray. per week 25c, per role the dairy industry plays recipes in newspapers and tial to oldsters for health throughout the country makes wagon in 1968! of Dunkerque, France, which month 41.10. In Calloway and adjoining counties. per year, $5.50; begun on May 28, was com- Sanas 1 & 2. $9.00. Elarshere $11.00. Al] service subscriptions S800 had Franlalp is the home of one pleted. of the kalieSt mule anarkets is "The Outstanding (Irk Asset a • Cunintnnity the 1963, Pope John In man the world. Sue Monday, a not- Integrity al its Newspaper" the age of 81 after a died at ed guerrila, was born near-by. long illness. States or- MONDAY — JUNE 3, 1968 In 1965 the United Niorganfield was the scene of bited twin astronauts Ed White many skirmishes during the and Jim McDevitt in the hist- Civil War, During World War oric Gemini-4 ecraft. White II, Camp Breckinridge, a large became the Bible Thought for Today first American to prisoner-of-war and training walk in space. camp. was located near there. Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for breth- A thought for the day . Eng- lish poet William Cowper ren to dwell together in unity! —Psalm 133:1. said, Treasures of prehistoric "A fool must now and then be Brotherhood and family units are mound builders have been the pattern for right by chance." international harmony. found near Marion These in- clude urnano‘nt• and uterisiaa Ten Years Ago Today LLOGEZ• TIM= FILM SENSINGTHENEWS Deaths reported today are John H. Perry, age 73. of Kirksey, and Rob H. Lamb, age 65, former Calloway County jailer and member of the Murray Police Depart- ment. By Thurman Sensing The Qdloway Fiscal Court today voted to deed EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT twelve feet of the court yard to the city of Murray for the purpose of widening the streets around the court Southern States Industrial Council Square Marjorie Banks, Pamela Mahan, and Betty Lassiter THE NCC'S for the summer "and to sup- were the first from the Murray area to register for the IRRESPONSIBILY port "inclusion of black power sixth annual Dixie National Baton Twirling Institute As concerned churchment and black nationalist organiza- to be held June 15-20 at the University of MIssissippl. weigh the moral tragedy of tion in local task groups seek- Miss widening violence and lawless- Julie Ann Hawkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing action and solution to pro- University of Kentucky agricultural engineer, checks over the operation of the mechanical teepacce hors. ness in Atherican cities, they Hubert Caseda, Harry Hawkins, became the bride of Gene Lc/vim, son blems." ester now at Ow Lestregteei campus_ This do vice will be field-tastied lupin this late summer or fall on an 'zannot ignore the role of the being researched of Mr. and Mrs. Otis H. Lorin, at the College The. General Board also call- problem. (UK Coop Extension Service Photo) Presby- National Council of Churches actual cutting terian Church on May 31. ed for observation of police in recent years and months or behavior and reporting of any fail to ask themselves whether country. It is heaping coals so-called police brutality. Chur- community—that kind of acti- the the NCC has contributed to the on the fires of unrest and bit- chmen were further urged by vism is contrary to everything breakdown in pubhc order terness. the NCC General Board to form for which religion is supposed 20 Years Ago Today For those citizens who are Thus the NCC, by its political whom task groups to move mr to stand. LaIDGICK• TIMES nu acquainted with the positions involvements, is rejecting s basic issues in cooperation with And when the NCC turns ac- adopted by the NCC in the ministry of reconciliation &nit the "ghetto" communty rather tivist, in giving money and The county court area of political action, consid- is lending support to an angry house Is due to receive a face- than through "white paternal- moral support to black power eration of the subject is almost confrontation in the streets that lifting, County Judge Pink Curd announced today Plans ism" programs. and black nationalist groups, it inevitable. Year by year, the only bring internal disaster call for painting walls and woodwork and refinishing In short, the General Board is contributing to the break- can NCC has been moving out of to our free society based on some of the floors Some new furniture and recommended a big package of down of peace and good will in fixtures the realm of religious Work rule of law, will also be programs that are highly po- the installed and into the field of political 1 litical in content and controver- Paul Butter-worth, Roy Farmer, and Price Lassiter policy-making and encourage- sial in character. Arthur S.. are pictured as they proudly display their large catch ment of direct political action. Fleming, in presiding at the! Liquid learning of fish caught in Kentucky Lake This situation has been clearly NCC meeting, frankly stated DAVIS Calif UPD You Mr and Mrs. J. E. Littleton are in Bt. Louis, Mo , this cited by the editors of Christ. that 'the chin-eh should become I' can sign up for • three-year week marketing for their department store. lenity Today in their comments more and more involved in po- series at the University of oa a recent meeting of the California campus here for at Carl Powis, varsity center-flelder at Murray Mate, litical action_ We're going to General Board of the NCC in corker of • subject — wine- has signed a contract with the St. Louis Browns. 1. push hard on this one" San Diego. Calif. Though the NCC professes making The courses will cover a gen- According to Christianity To- Ili speak for 40 million Protest- eral sur\ V of a memaking. day, -the San Diego sessions there is no real evidence ants, distilled products, growth signalled a full-speed-ahead so- churchman that the ordinary trends chrilllation, flavor and cio-politico-economic drive by lbelieves as the General Board the General Board that may aroma factors, aging and the 'believes. 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I leAGE THREE THE LEDGER & TIMES — MtlailKEY. KENTUCKY JUNE 3, 1968 a 9 MONDAY — e•eweeereeeesepooeseeeseatectea _ St. Louis Cardinals Sweep • • Murray Women Do Well In an Doubleheader From The Mets wuqi ious eine.c.e.toesseovaleoesesevesapee4 Golf Tourney Last Week pod- By United Press International acts Illy FRED DOWN three-hater um struck out se National League h g f UPI Sports Writer yen to win his ninth game of Pct. GE Betty Vowel! but will in- W. L. of Fulton, make their own at the : Roger Maria, who invited the season for the Giants. fired an of St. Louis 27 21 .563 — 85 Wednesday to cap- course. comparison with Babe Ruth Vada Pinson doubled in the 400000/0.8/DA. .551 % ture h of San Fran. 27 22 the championship flight in with the New York tying run and CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT when he was scored the tie- Atlanta 28 22 .542 1 the annual Tri-State 1. Batty Vowell, Fulton -g ue e"36- iiimerten0 Ladies' Golf 2. SS Yankees, is inviting it with breaking run on a single by . Chicago 25 23 .521 2 Juanita Preston. Cape Or, Tournament, held this 3. Mary Jane ytq year at Harris. Paducah 87 Ram Slaughter now that be is Alex Johnson as Jim Maloney Cincinnati 23 22 .511 2% -Most Over Chicago White Sox Paducah's Paxton Park. --Peggy Wynn of Pa Win dUcah Two ores. with the St. Louis Cardinals. won his fifth game for the Reds .500 3 (iminor Griffin of Padu- Phila, 21 21 Delayed cah (draw). rea- on Drag Results by rain twice, a field almost a totally dif- a five-hitter. -Low Maria is Los Ang. 25 26 .490 3% Pults--Virgie Wilson of Pa , on of 120 ladies from the ducah over ferent than when he op. Ron Santo, who tied three- Nell Newton of Fulton milk hitter the score Houston 21 26 .447 5% qate (drawl. UNION kILL Games Over Minnesota Twins area — Kentucky, Illinois pecl Ruth's record by hitting 61 with the 206th homer of his UPS-all Wills Pitts. 19 24 .442 5% 11557 FLIGHT IPS-111.e and 1. it PS-Dell Smith PPS Missouri — competed for Dot Simmorus. Paducah homers in 1961. He swings with career in the eighth inning, hit -Steve Slob-usen New York 20 27 .426 6% 2. Virginia 47 Stiddirtn, PIPS-Jimmy Rogers. Fulton MP5-11where *ebb silver pieces and other 3, Cathryn 01 the pitch regularly, bunts of- a sacrifice fly after a triple Lyle. 1PS- gib e h.. Sunday's Results prizes Brooks, Village Greens 05 KPS-Paul E•nceii ei6,, By PETE ALFANO -Moat Fives-Lla son, Louis swept New York 6-3, and The top three golfers in Wylie of Mayfield • ten and has hit only 11 homers by Billy Williams in the 12th FPS-Junior Memleiws, EPS-Berin, St. Louis 6 New York 3, 1st five over Zane Taylor of Parsee. Fulton (draw) TIPS-Jerry Mahatma'', C Ps - UPI Sports Writer 3-2, Atlanta split with Pitts- flights received -Low in the last two seasons. to give the Cubs' Chuck Herten- Raney Hale. St. Louis 3 New York 2, 2nd silver while Nitta-Elise:vet h Gowler of US-Ileeby Ga. Ts_Jarnos Stanky, always did Paducah. Robinssei, 111S-Ggeree Cm*, 0S-Lenng Eddie who tvargh, taking the nightcap 10- ladies with the But Maria, who always was stein ha second victory. Janes, Cincinnati 5 hiladelphia 3 most fives and PS-11141) Penile OS-grew, get everything way, was SECOND ley, NSA-Gears. Cook, the hard 5 after losing the opener 8-4, fewest FLIGHT an excellent all-around player, Willie Stargeil drove in four PeS-Charles AO Pittsburgh 8 Atlanta 4, 1st putts received golfing 1 Sue Morris. Murray iplayofti cock, MSA-Iter Wilson MS-D•wev never when a cou- 96 Knight, happier than Cincinnati topped Philadelphia has impressed the Cardinals runs with a homer, double and LSA-Dmis Hen,. IS-Sit, Atlanta 10 Pittsburgh 5, 2nd equipment Prizes mews. KSA-Janke Faits, .200 hitters enabled his daring, aggres- two KS-Dave ple of 5-3, Chicago edged Houston in 2. mare NM. Sikeston meat with his singles to help reliever Ron Oaless. JSA-Jile Modems, 1S-Glen Chicago 3 Houston 2, 12 inns Smith. Mrs. Dutch Bryant 3, Lew& Parker. Murray 117 sive base-running and hustle. Kline to ISA---Jarnes Perry, IS-Frank 12 innings 3-2 and San Fran- of Pa- his third victory for Whams, NSA-Janice Pelts, San Francisco 5 Lee Ang. 1 -Meet Clive-Cindy Hale of Fulton HS-Jerre ducah served as -Low tho- the Holman, GSA--Clyd• Felts. GS cisco beat Los Angeles 5-1. tournament di- Putta-Loulas Motor)] of Ful- "That surprised us even Pirates in the fine game. -James Today's Probable Pitchers ton Ellis, FSA-Charles Price, PS-Pat Pat- Mickey Stanley's rector. ugh we had heard about it Deron Johnson's two-run single tersest, DS-Reenie Gamer, ESA-Reeer grand slam Atlanta, Reed 6-1 at Cincin- THIRD PLIGHT Coat CS-Steve Pm, 1115-Cliartes Seel home run and John Hillees Mrs. Vowell's R5 was one 1. Murrell Walker. Murray ion when he was in the American was the big blow of a five-run AS-Tentage aoa Premier, ESP-Johnny nati, Culver 3-3, 8 p. m. Jones, 3. Mable R Murricr 104 g$P-Tony lithieles, ASP-Claude six-hit pitching paced the stroke better than 3. Millis League," says Cardinal catcher seventh-inning rally which leowlshaa, Tig- Philadelphia, Short 2-6 at Juanita Pres- Brown, Paducah 105 ena- and 0111, owes -Moat -Loomis Jonsson, CMP-Janes ers in second ton's 86 Fives---Dot Jones of Padu Tim McCarver. "He doesn't hit bled the Braves to and Ent the game after Francisco, Sadecki 6-5, 4 and two better than rah. win the aio:leStatrin, San Torn Tresh, -Low Putts many homers for us but he wins nightcap and give Pat Jarvis who had doubled p. m. Mari, Jane Hams' h -Nancy Fandnch of an. Davi.. 14-Iced Coles, CO-aravetis Murray over Dot Arnold of Paduc•b games in a lot of different his fifth victory. and Stoseniallie, SG-Percy 00.10n and advanced to third on an Briles 5-4 at Hou- 'draw) Jive', At,- St. Louis, Peggy Wynn of Phducah's FORS, ASS-jam., Greer:dine sSi Infield out, scored the winning FOURTH PLIGHT teeell-" -Omuta CHOW, 552-Sad Pe.. $91- ston, Lemaster 3-4, 7 p. m. Paxton Park won the 1. Pat Merit:land. C Felts. prize for Padugah 103 OE 5 A illiminater-Frenaler and run in the opener as he slid 2. Tom.* Stens From First RONNEBY, Sweden — Turbots Toe mIdlilil Pittsburgh, Walker 0-0 at Los Thomas. Murray 107 eiiminater-Aarnes most fives in the championship 3. Dot R Oreentusld. Cycleshreester--Ternm• under Jim Price's tag after . Paducah 110 Mans, hustling in the G a s Sweden jumped to an early 2-0 Jar* Angeles, Osteen 3-7. 11 p. m. Mort sem. leeorrwellit-Jerry Venetia flight, winning by a draw over Fises-Patti Turok of Path, is. is Bobby Cox bounced cab House tradition of the famous lead against Norway Sunday in arm Mealtime to short- Tuesday's Gamin Eleanor - Low stop Ray Oyler. Gnffin of Paxton Park Putts-Marguerite Douglas of Slaughter, scored from first the "double cup" tennis tour- Chicago Paducah New York at Virgie Wilson of Paducah Coun- base on Orlando Cepecia's pop nament. Salmon Scores Three San Fran., night REPLACE HILLER Phila at try Club had low putts, win- fly single in the seventh inn- Torsten Oerhberg took the Chico Salmon's three-run ho- Pittsburgh at Los Ang., night ning by a draw over Nell New- ing Sunday to give the Cardi- first match from Norway's Tor- PITTSBURGH en — The mer and Jose ,zcue's five sing- St. Louis at Houston, night ton of Fulton. nals a 3-2 victory and a sweep gny Haanes 6-3, 6-3. Toraten Pittsburgh Pirates asked Waiv- les ,paced the Cleveland attack Atlanta at Cincinnati, night s of their doubleheader with the Johansson then completed the ers on veteran infielder Chuck ' in the opener as Steve Hargeo Paxton Park's Dot Simmons New York Mets. The Cardinals, sweep by basing Johan Haanes Hiller Sunday night and recall- won his fourth game against American League rounded the 18-hole course in 87 who won the first game 6-3, 6-1, 6-3. ed Fred Patek from their Col- five toadies. W. L. Pct. GB strokes to easily win the top The Senators rallied for sev- moved back into sole posses- umbus, Ohio, farm club to re- Eddie Stinky Detroit 30 17 638 spot in the first flight, f our eon of first place as a result place him yen runs in the eighth inning Baltimore 2'7 20 574 3 strokes better than Fulton's Vir- Chicago White Sox vo complete of the nightcap, highlighted by of the sweep. Hiller, 32, a seven-year ma Cleveland 27 22 .551 4 ginia Rogers. Cathryn Brooks of Francisco Giants de- their most successful weekend Bill Bryan's three-run homer, The San jot league veteran, was draft- Minnesota 24 2.4 500 6% Village Greens Golf Course Angeles Dodge since last season. to defeat the Indians on a emir- feated the Los ed from San Diego last Novem- Boston 23 24 489 7 placed third in the first flight Cincinnati Reds beat "It looks like shades of 1967 hitter by Jim Hannan. era 5-1, the ber. He had five hits in 13 Oakland 23 24 .489 7 with a 95. Philadelphia Philliea 5-3, over again, when we had to Tom Phoebus now 5-4, picked the trips to the plate in 11 -games all New York 22 26 .458 8% Mayfield's ha Wylie on by a scored a 3 7 struggle in every up his first win since his no- the Chicago Cubs for the Pirates this season. geom." said Chicago 21 25 .457 8% draw over Fulton's Zane Taylor .1.1-inning victory over the Hou- Stanky after Chicago completed hitter against Boston on April Calif. 22 27 .449 9 for the first flight prize for most SELECT SIRES r don Astros and the Atlanta' a four-game sweep of the Min- 27 as Curt Motion's fifth-Inn- Wash. 19 29 .396 11% PIP fives. Elizabeth Gowler of Pax- Braves out-slugged the Pitts- mania Twins by winning both ing single gave the Orioles their Sundays Results OM ton Park had burgh Pirates 1e-5 after an ends of Sunday's double-heed- margin of victory over Boaben. low putts in the BULL BOOK po) 8-4 Oakland 5 California 2 The game was called after five division. Here's loss in other NL games. TOP er, 3-2 and 4-3. New York 4 Detroit 3, lit the latest directory of all RACE lect Sire Se- and one half innings. Sue Morris of Murray Oaks dairy bulls -more than The Chicago Whitt Sox sw Tim Cullen, who entered the Detroit New York 1, 2nd 125 of 8 them, It carries the picture Course and Mary Bain seen one- of the Minnesota Twins 3-2 and PHILADELPHIA tert — Dave game with an .208 batting aver- Cleve Washington 5, lit of Sikes- his pedigree, perform- oats Carl Yutnemski betted hill 10 ance records eighth ton. and outsflinding char- 4-3, the Washington Senators • IPairick, fresh from the fast- age and Gerry McNertney, who homer of the season for Washington 11 Cleve 3, 2nd Mo. tied for the top spot in aCterist,cs. drubbed the Cleveland Indiana lit outdoor mile ever run in was batting .219 at game time, Boston and raised his league- Bak. 4 Boa 3, 1st, 5% lens., rain the second flight with 96s. Sue This 11-3 after lasing 10-5, the East, says he runs were the hitting stars for the leading batting average to .351. book can be of great help tical ' for him- Balt at Roe., 2nd, ppd., rails Morris to you in selecting the right won the flight in a play- to bulls tree Tigers White Jim Nash pitched his accomplish your purpose - beat the New York NH and the public, but Isn't Sox. Chicago 3 Minn. 2, 1st ee to g a off and Laura Parker of Mur- Increase milk and fat produc- Yankees going to Cullen slashed two-run dou- complete game as he hurled bon, an4 8-1 after a 4-3 defeat, make a practice of a Chicago 4 Minn 3, 2nd correct weiali or do- ray Oaks placed third with a facts, and e the Baltimore Orioles edged out running below the four minute ble in the fourth inning to the Athletics past the Angela TodaYs Probable Pitchers improve the quality of nary 97. your herd. that the Boston Red Sox 4-3 and the mark. win the first game and McNert- for Oakland's fifth win in Its Minnesota, Kaat 2-2 at New Third Flight winner It Oakland Athletics topped Patrick, whose singled home pinch-run- last six games. was Mur- gives you a wide choic• of the 3:56.8 mile ney York, Bouton 1-1, 8 p. m. Proven, A. I. utter Naturally Proven and Saturday Nash allowed five hits and rell Walker of Murray Oaks with gree pedi- California Angels 5-2 in the ALMOST A PERFECT led Villanova to sweep ner Sandy Alomar with the Chicago, Priddy 0-2 at Cleve powered Young Sires in on GAME Gary and every struck out eight while evening a 100, followed by Mable Rogers dual purpose breed- in- American League. —St. the 92nd annual IC4A track winning run in the ninth inn- land, McDowell 6-3, 730 p. m. cluding all Lads Cardinal left - the bulls 111 the coop Mike Shannon and field nightcap his record at 4-4 and was aided of Murray Oaks at 104 and Mil- stucs of Kentucky, and McCarver bander Larry Jester Friday meet with six meet ing of the in -a- game California, Clark 0-4 at Balti- Centr•i Ohio, Northern Illinois and Southern each hit a two-run single and records, stated, "I'll run it now which also featured Cullen's by Reggie Jackson's two hits, McNally 4-5, 8 p. m. lie Brown of Paducah Rolling which Illinois Mee buried a near perfect more, make up Use Selogt Sires and one of which was his sixth be- Hills at le.5. Dot gani.ration. or- Dick Simpson added a two-run paw against the New York then, but not every week." second homer of the season in Detroit. Sperm& 4-4 at Bos- Jones of Roll- homer for the Cards in the The speedy blond from Balti- the second with one on. im of the meson. ton, Santiago 5-3, 7 30 p. m. ing Hills had the most fives in To You Meta 62 Shea Stadium. got your copy of thh Inns The book, bull opener smoothing Bob Gibeon's more joined his wildcat team- Of his club's performance, the flight and Nancy Fandnch call us today. If you wish, year 24-yeareki pitcher retired 23 we'll also be path mates in capturing seven hanky said, "It was of glad to give you in. of to his fourth victory. 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Ndrmal stains and Mailing still occur • • • • M Polon P.m, Brood" Trull W France Chef and these should attack 0 Shoe Robert Yoga._ Canallesincea not be left in to the fabric _ _ • THURSDAY, JUNE 6 NI " Jowls ICf-oti Th*-r-Goreemiiable or become too deeply imbedded: And perspiration 1$ " Mown, .. Man 10:30 11 p. m—Munsom Out- minaier, w•.ne, Cro, Prep Revnelds NET Journal especially should not be left in the garment. '5- Is doors . . . Ch. 8. !Vei!t • • • • TUESDAY 'VERO'S@ raotasoss Such popular summerweight fabrics as SATURDAY, JUNE 00 Nano Whir : Wets 1 lre Low silks 13 WON i learrs Nowa and silk combinations are especially vulnerable to 12.30-1 p. m.—Car and Track 6 '0 1Z azw al (Wei Veber Ohs 0111rWarsol PrIt1,,, Giant . . Ch. 0-OW perspiration. You may not see the deterioration of . 4. IS it'll_ •. 'Diet Pirrnl inivreroginv . • • • • i 5 woes" Nonshboomod the fabric caused by perspiration, but it will show 7 TE nipo Santini It Trikes a Tout Probe 1-4 p. m —Baeeball St. al " _ Men_ _MO _ up as soon as the garment is cleaned This is a case Louis vs. Cincinnati C'h 4. 00 Myte: • " TM Genre • where what is • Reev's " •• you don't see CAN hurt you. • • • Gowns,: • M lit inve" Goad Morning WV p D. SeVrure 8 diAneMarerel 4-5:30 p. m.—Wide World of World irs, Mice" :el Parke CBS Ne.v. $ensciAl The Ins;ders liviiiM" -Ton-Worn Sumer, or winter, regular cleaning Sports . . . Ch. 8. is the best *ay Pale .re', ire e eesegeoreeiz sedeliele • he •„ • • • • 9 ,. to preserve your clethieg so that it will last eestmikt:e 40 .43 " • - longer, , SUNDAY, JUNE 9 N News N.wi Newt look better 12:30 p. m —Baseball .. s Colihen.a 10'el Primary Braves vs Cubs . . , Ch. 4. -. - Primary • • • • SM. Oh Boy!, Wow .. Double Wow! 2:30 p. m.—Soccer . 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Mrs. J. B. Burkeen . . Phone 753-1917 or 753-4947 Coffee and Cake Vom4r40 ade wit Si' ton the devotion. Bridal Breakfast SOCIAL • • • CALENDAR Miss Lillian Waders will pre- Held .4 t Triangle filienday, June 3 sent her piano students in a re- For Miss Farrell The Lie Moon Circle of cital at the Murray High School Another delightful ocnutesy 'Thy People Shall the First Baptist Church WMS auditorium at 7:30 p.m. extended to as Kathleen Fer- • will meet at the home of Mrs. • • rell, bride-elect of Detsid F Potter Holland at 7:30 pin. The New Hope Homemakers Berry, Jr., of Mayfield, wes the • • • Club will meet at the City Part breakfast held at the Mangle Be My People.' The Ruth Sunday School at nine a.m. Inn on Friday, May 24, at nine- aus of the First Baptist • • • thirty o'clock in the morning. Church will meet at the home Wednesday, June 5 The gracious hostesses for By .Abigail Van Buren of Mrs. Bethel Richardson, 1007 The George Hart Memorial the special ocomion were Mrs. HMS by Circa.. TAboab44 r ityyys Snit. Ibul Poplar Street, at 7:30 p.m Ladies' Invitational golf tourna- C. C. Lowry, Mrs. J. Lary Hop- DEAR ABBY: The letter from the distraught Christian • • • ment will be held at the Callo- son, Mrs James R. Allbritten. with the "Jewish-sounding" name interested me, for I am a n* Kathleen Jones Circle of way County Country Club and Mrs Josiah Darnell. - Christian who, because of my name, have been mistaken Me First Baptist Church NYS • • • Miss Farrell chose to wear for a Jewess many will meet at the home of Mrs. The Oaks Country Club will from her trousseau a yellow times. But when this occurs. I feel honored, for it Stanford Andrus at 7:30 p.m. meet hr the regular ladies day linen sheath with an embroid- proves that I have done nothing to downgrade my Jewish • • • golf and luncheon Tee off time ered inset in the skirt and an brothers The Roby Nell Hardy Circle is nine am.with Myrtle Mae appliqued neckiine with a yel- My first name is "Naomi" and my middle name is "Ruth." Id the Grogan as hostess lunch- corsage, a gift from Firs Septa* Church The low elarsy Both are Jewish names taken from the Old Testament. My 'nor will meet at the home eon hostesses are Marilyn Ad- the hosteeses. of maiden name is "Lehman," which could also be "Jewish," Mrs Harold Beaman kins and Erma Tuck. The honoree's mother, MM. but at 7.30 in my case is not p.m • • • Richard Farrell, wore a beige • • • Friday, June 7 knit a-line dress with a white Some 3,000 years ago, the biblical Ruth said, " thy The Coldwater Methodist The Senior Citizens Club will daisy corsage. Mao a gift of people shall be my people, and thy God, my God "I feel Church WSCS is scheduled to have a potluck luncheon at the the hostesses. Mts. D. Frank- indeed fortunate that as a Christian. not only have I the gift of meet at the church at eight Community Center on Ellis lin Berry, Sr., of Mayfield, mo- Christ, but also the heritage of Abraham, Isaac, and of Jacob. p.m. Drive at one p.m Each mem- ther of the groom-elect, wies Un- I have the kinship • • • of David, and the promises of Isaiah. I have ber bring a covered dish and able to attend COFFEE LOVERS will want to try the latest in coffee-makers. Brewo/ator makes four to - the Jerusalem that Christ loved, and the Israel where be The WMU of the Sinking invite a guest. Mrs. Jewel Parks Miss Farrell wee presented eight cups of mild, medium or strong coffee in four to six minutes. Brew is never bitter walked. I can join in the "song with sweet Spring Baptist Church will meet and Mrs. Celia Crawford are an electric skillet as a accord" that thus surrounds the Sy at the church at7 30 pm hostesses and Mrs. Fred Guig- wedding present from the hos- throne Sincerely, JOAN O'SULLIVAN • • • les will have the entertainment tesses. NAOMI FILTH LEHMAN BAULKEY g'INNISH - Americans • r e a new type drip coffee maker 2 tsp. vanilla Tawdry, Jens 4 • • • The long table was decorated Fort Wayne, Ind. a fond of the coffee table, a that produces four to eight 2 tbsp. instant coffee The Annie Armstrong Circle MIR Watters will pro- beautifully with three bouquets tradition brought over from cups of mild, medium or powder of the First Baptist church sent her piano pupils in a re- of yellow and white dahies and the old country that fits pleas- strong brew in four to six tbap. sugar DEAR ABBY: Somebody should tell that poor jerk signed WKS will meet with Mrs. W. J. Mel at the Murray snapdragons arranged in bait antly into our U.S. way of life minutes The short brewing Split each doughnut. Place a Kith School "NOT JEWISH" that Judaism is Fames at 7 30 pm auditorium at 7 30 pin. Mts. Placechda tor each put the cradle of Christianity, and Three courses are served at time is one important reason row of halves, cut side In, • • • the only difference • • • were decorated with lilies of between Christians and Jews is that the the traditional coffee table why the coffee is never bitter. around the sides and on the each accompanied Hone Methodist A hem hock and white been the valley and white tulle. Jews are waiting for the Messiah to come, and the by a fresh cARDAMOM POUND CAKE bottom of 7- or 8-inch spring The New Christiana cup of hot, flavorful Church WSCS will meet at the supper will be served by the The guest list iociuded: ass- are waiting for Him to come BACK. coffee 1 pkg. (I lb. 1 oat pound form pan. The first course introduces a cake mix church at two p.m. Martins Chapel Methodist denies Charles Simms. Albert I have the opposite problem I am Melt chocolate pieces over Jewish, but I have • coffee bread, the second a asi tsp. ground cardamom • • • Church WSCS at the church. Tracy, Willem Mask Mika "Christian-sounding" hot, not boiling. water Re- name, and I LOOK like a Christian, and I plain cake, the third a fancier c. finely crushed zwel• The Dexter Homessekan Serving will start at 6 30 p.m. Nall, John Paaco, Paul Shebat', have move from water never felt that it helped me any Very truly yours, Iced cake. And a cookie or two back (approx.( aub will meet at the Com- Adults 31.00, children 50 cents, Diehl Cowers, Robot Beat in egg yolite one at • aur. goes with each Combine cake mix and car- munity Center • • • ADAM J. JOHNSON time. Stir in vanilla and in- at 9.30 am. A Jahn Winter, Marron Almond- For an afternoon , ix:it:luck coffee damom, then proceed accord- stant coffers powder luncheon will be see-v. sr. !Simonelli lbomasson, Dm table, experts package DEAR ABBY at the Pan ing to directions for Beat egg whites until soft ed Hutson, H. Glenn Doran, Mai . This is for ''NOT JEWISH" with a American Coffee • • Treed Yew Toefaiss Bureau •sug- mixing batter peaks form Add sugar. 1 • Robert E Jewish-sounding name NEW YORK (UPI i — Dr Carmen, All1110110. who wanted to know if he should change gest dropping the bread course Grease 6-cup mold thor- tablespoon at a time, beating The Delta Department George of the Irving Yale, president of the Pb MietI, his name to a more Christian-sounding one. and starting with coffee of oughly. Coat evenly with zwei- constantly until mixture is Murray Woman's Alexander, Club will American Podiatry Association ma, Mary D. Frank- I am an Irish Catholic course) and delicately spiced Sack crumbs Spoon batter stiff'and glossy have a potluck woman, married to a German supper at the wants Americans to start tak- lin Barry, Sr_ and Doane Low- Lutheran with Cardamon Pound Cake into pan Bake at 325 F. for Fold chocolate mixture into club house a "Jewish-sounding" name I happen to at 6 30 p.m with ing care of their feet as well ry, Mims Lynda the For the second course cool. about 1,2 hours or until top egg white mixture gently but Mesdames have a very "Jewish-looking" nose, and my husband Merles Mercer, Veb as they do other parts of the honoree, her mother, mad Om says with luscious Mocha Crown refrt- is golden brown and cake thoroughly oe MY nose and HiS name nobody would Kyle. John Simpeon. Med anatomy. hostesses. believe we're not Jewish. genitor dessert, ideal for tester comes out clean Spoon chocolate mixture I WE nt to Wear, and Min Ruth Sextoe as "People's feet start hurting say that with our "Jewish-sounding" name, I did warm weather MOCHA CROWN into pan to top of doughnut hostesses. because people don't take prop- not encounter as many insults as I did with my The grand finale dainty 18 junior doughnuts 12" halves lining sides Place • • • be Irish-Catholic an- er care of them." he said "The accepted as a fact of life is name growing up in a Coffee -Chocolate Coconut diameter , other row of doughnut halves as Protestaneighborhood. The Jews' Ihittrick Circle of Ides that foot troubles must outmoded as the mustard Drops 1 pkg (1 cup) semi-sweet around sides and a layer over plaster" „ "NOT JEWISH" ALSO the First Presbyterian Church With each treat, there is chocolate pieces chocolate mixture Spoon in will meet at the home of Mrs. coffee brewed to perfection in 6 eggs, separated the remaining chocolate mix- DEAR Vernon Campbell at 1:30 pia. ABBY: May I say kfew words to "NOT JEWISH ture • • • IN GREENWICH:" 11 you are hyidian who dislikes being Chill until firm The Lammed Practical Nurs- taken for a Jew. I have some advice for you Remove from pan Garnish er of District 17 will meet at Chapge your name legally to something with whipped cream, if de- 7.30 typically Christian pm in the conference — like &Christiansen " sired_ room of the MurrserOalloway Serves 10 to 12 Then go to a top-notch plastic surgeon County Hospital. Mrs. Ray [who will probably COFFEE-CHOCOLArt be Jewish i and let him go Brownfield will be the guest to work on giving you a more COCONUT DROPS Christian.lookingface speaker c shortening Se. Then consult one of the finest psychiatrists in your is C sugar The Peru Road Homemakers community [who will also probably be Jewish] and ask him 1 egg Club will have a picnic lunch- why, when yob- insist you have nothing against Jews, you 1,2 squares os un- soli at the home of Mrs. T. all felt this changing was necessary UNITARIAN sweetened chocolate Taylor MINISTER c milk • • • tsp vanilla DEAR ABBY The rim Methodist Memel What does a Jew look like To me, Nasser e. chopped walnuts Woman. looks more Jewish than Society el Mistime Jack Benny. A. J L. c cookie coconut Service will meet at the church 4. c. cake flour 4. tsp. baking powder at ten a.m with the executive DEAR ABBY Will you please give this message to "NOT 1.4 tsp. salt board meeting at 9:15 am. JEWISH" who is living in a -restricted" neighborhood and 1 tbsp inst ant coffee • • • belongs to a country club which has no Jewish members: powder Murray Aamembly No. 19 Or- If your name sounds Jewtsh, and you are constantly being Cream shortening, add der of the Rainbow Mr Girls mistaken for a sugar gradually Jew, take Abby's advice and change your while cream, will meet at the lissossie Hall The name. ing fine Jewish people of your conimunity at seven p.m. would be ashamed Beat egg, add • • • to have you mistaken for one of them. JEWISH Melt chocolate over hot The Goshen Methodke Church DEAR ABBY: water I not boiling); add. WSCS will meet at the church George M Cohan, a famous Irishman, was mistaken for a Jew Add milk, vanilla, walnut, at eight p.m. occasionally because of his name. When a and coconut; mit well. • • • bigoted hotel manager refused him a room on the grounds that Mix and sift flour, baking Group I of the First Christ- ''we don't allow Jews," Cohan remarked, "I thought you were powder, salt and instant cot ian Church CWT is scheduled a gentleman and you thought I was a Jew. We fee powder, add. to have a potluck luncheon a mistaken" were both Drop by teaspoons 11 'a.m with lam Marian Bode PHILADELPHIA DENTIST on (reamed cookie sheet es as hostels. 1,4/ • DEAR ABBY I am Bake at 375 F for 12 min- not Jewish, but I wish I were. You see my best friend SERVE COFFEE and from top to bottom) Mocha Crol utes Makes about 2 donee was a Jew. He loved me so much for that be died Coffee-chlkoiate Coconut Drops; Cardamon Pound -Chime. cookies me. His name was Jesus. A Group II of the First CIFist- TRUE CHRISTIAN -ias-Clesseli-4491, wilt -meet at - tovitr-sosamersuzzes Ir.37--tweastimuirlmiet 11111 Thurman the home of Mrs Frank Hol- TU-I6 • Rasfrb-arrY=BitY:---- Cote Parry Hell Badger reconnaissance bomber flies low near Miss MitChail Win tganilli comb at two p.m with Mrs. the S carrier Eases top in the Norwegian Sea, and lov..er, Vows To Be Read For Miss Mitchell with a woven nismuine rack ea Herbert Farris and Mn. Rup- Mies Phyllis Lynn Mitchell, crashes in flames The Pentagon released these photos Friday, June • gift from the' hostemes. ert Parts as hostesses. Mrs. A. 7 June lith bride-elect of Lester The table was taken 200 miles off the Norwegian coast Mr. and Mrs. Farley Ftamber- overlaid with II Austin will give the pro- Glenn Nanny, Jr., wan*. hon- a blue and green ryof Hazel announce the en- linen cioth m= and Mrs Robert Singlw oree 'at a delightfully planned end was centered with a 4 gagement and approaching mar- lovely Coke party heid at the Sigma wooden container riage od their daughter, Dianne, filled with Sigma Sigma sorority room at green grapes_ to Paul Edwin Bury, son of Mr. Murray State Universiti Refrediments of and Mrs. John Paul Bucy of Cokes and The charming hoeteeses for delicious cookies and Buchanan Tenn. nut bens the prenuptial event were Mrs. were served to The bride-elect is a member approximately Charles Warner, Jr. and Mrs. stmts. a the 1988 graduating cies% of. fifty Puryear High School. Mr. Bury attended litiebonas High School and is Wm as. ployed at Murray Whilsalia- Grocery Company in Murray. ANNOUNCING The wedding is set for Fri- day, June 7, at seven o'clock In the evening at the Hazel Beptiet Church. A reception MR. & MRS JOHN TAYLOR will be held for the Immediate families at the bride-elect's home following the wedding. are the New Owners of the MI friends and relatives are Invited to the wedding. • • • Holiday Restaurant Chemical Caution, NEW YORK (UPI, — Keep your eyes on the household At'RORA, KENTUCKY chemicals you are using, says They would be pleased to have their friends the Council. on_Family Health. and customers of the Holiday Restaurant call Children can be very quick on them. Mrs. Max lireedesa, retiring peeddest el She Lees Oak and curious They should pot be Antler WOONIAWS Club, receives as wort• silver frill. tram left alone even fur a min- Mrs. H. K. Newf. Saes dolmen el the Vises fee Vats pee- ute with potentially harmful Same Menu As Always substances When' you are fin- 0" led fee 'USW Agile VA the Keelhorkr Petelluftel We- mi. amewrie of ished using household chemi- ." Same Fine Food A heavy rioroitorm fours the audienr. to 1 , 11. Clan. The Lowe Oa ChM did • doable ircitireuirT MEMORIAL SERVICE for cals, put tbem away , late weft and gave two vests fee bt once „ memorial eerN ice for the Martin Luther King Jr chain cool ever, Illawebwe `SIM' out of sight' and reach of . . . Just New Owners roihto leader at the Lincoln .Meriltrial in Washington nine the woe *ward Mns. treadles Is flas former Berbers Ashcroft Adhere* ei Mierrry. voUtWgtf.rb • -. dosealiter ef me. ami Mrs. IL C.

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NNW PAGE FIVE THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY - JUNE 3, 1968 condition! Excellent buy! Call facings, food, cards and pray- 436-2372. 3-3-C ray Rescue Squad and others ers. We especially want to for their kindness and assist ROOM DIVIDER, AM-FM Gen- thank the Rev. I. J. Scudder, ance. May God bless each of eral Electric clock radie, 10' x Rev. Hoyt W. Owen and Rev. you is our prayer. 12' area rug, 2 desk lamps, of- W. T. Jackson for their com- Ortis, Clara and Danny Key fice type adjustable swivel forting words; Mrs. Charles Fol- 1TC chair, 2 wicker chairs, barbecue som, Mrs. Lynne Werner, Mrs. rotisserie grill. Call 436-2372. L D. Cook Jr., Mrs. Otto Er- The snapping turtle can fee,' 3-3-C win and the South Pleasant only under water and, unlike Grove Church Choir for their most other turtles cannot with- WANTED TO RENT 1 ACRES, 5 miles from Murray appointment. Phone DRESSES, sizes 8 and 9, size consoling music; the draw frito its shell. 753-3969. 2 FURNISHED apartments. pallbear- • • • on black top road with 3-bed- Ad- dustrial, Residential. Call be 14 and 18, good as new, low in J-7-C tilts ers, the honorary pallbearers MARRIED COUPLE (no chil- only. See at 1608 College tween 2 and 8, 753-3485. J4C The cloud of snow room frame. Electric heat, bath, 492-8485. price. Phone and the Roth Funeral Home. particles dren) from out of state Farm Road, 3-5-C need fully insulated, also 2 bed- ELECTROLUS SALES & Ser- June-27-C that comes down a hill ahead 21 CU. FREEZER, also an We are indeed grateful to 4 room furnished apartment room vice, Box 213 Murray, Fr of an avalanche can reach a house, with bath, rents Ky., C- SEMI APARTMENT for boys, Dr. J. B. Spaulding, the Padu- and parking space near Murray M. Sanders. MOW AND TRIM lawns, regu- automatic washing machine. speed of 200 mies per $35.00 per month. All for Phone 382-3176, available hour. for summer. Call 753- lar or while on vacation. Both good condition. Work fine. cah Police Dept., Captain Frank State Campus by Sept. 1st. Lynnville, Ky. H•June-29-C Call • • $10,500.00. 2364 15-C 753-2587, Carlson and the Paducah De- Write to Robert Scribner, Gen- H-1TC Call 436-5815. J4P There are about 500 differ- AT PANORAMA Shores, 2-bed- fense Unit, eral Delivery, THOROUGHBRED Drive In will the Kentucky State ent soil types found in Texas Murray, Ky. room brick, electric heat, large HELP WANTED 20 GALLON aquarium, be closed Sunday, June 2nd Pump, Water Control Agency, the Mur- J-7-P den, and kitchen, also large FOR SALE filter, light and cleaner, also through Saturday, June 8th. Re- living room, large shade trees. APPLICATIONS ARE being re- table to sit it on. $20.00. Call WANTED: Small house or large open Sunday, June 9th. .1-3-C Bargain $12,500.00. ceived for Training Classes for 753-2377. J-4-C apartment, nice, furnished. For Nurses Aids at the Murray-Cal- NEW 3-point 5 ft Cutter with WE ALSO have to offer, large CONCRETE WORK, patios, ter- :ROSSWORD PUZZLE Amwer young couple without children. loway County Hospital Please heavy gear box, stump jumper, CORVALR pick-up truck, auto- t°Satuniii's Puz24' building lots at Panorama races, sidewalks and drivewayz. Call 753-8111. J-7-C make application solid tall wheel, $325.00 urma Shores. Price ranging from Professional finish work by June 7, in Also matic transmission, radio, ex- ACROSS MUOU cum Col- new 5' pull-type models, 3-Fright emu 00MO 09AU $295. to $1400. No down pay- ored concrete our the Nursing Service Moe. used cellent condition. Call 753-3018. 4-Manufactured WANTED: Three-bedroom un- speciality Cal 1 ri 1290UOOORU .14C pick-up and pull-type models. 3-4-C -Encountered S-Bevitrage furnished house, clean, reason- ment, only small monthly pay- 753-8260. 3-5-C 4 AMMO 061014 Vinson Tractor Co. Phone 753- -Man's 6-Tried able. Pearley ments. nickname Liii O21 McClure, phone INTERNATIONAL organb:athon 4892. FLUFFY soft and bright as 7'Binds FREEMAN JOHNSON Realtor, June-8-C 11-Giri's name ROO OW MOON 753-2884. FOR RENT has local openings for energetic new. That's what cleaning rugs 8 Sure Southside Shopping Center, 12-Hail! CO 0120 OOP PO reputable people, summer or NEW AND USED tires. Tractor will do when you use Blue 9 Anglo-Sason SIMMTV WANTED to rent: 3-bedroom Murray, Ky. Phone 753-2731. 13Appellat ion of money MOM nna ROOMS FOR boys. One block full time opportunity guaran- flats repaired. Speedy service, Lustre! Rent electric shampooer Athena i:tCO= UOM OZ home in Murray or between 3.3-c 10 Rodent from campus Summer rates. teed, income better than aver- Vinson Tractor Co, Phone 753- $1. Big K. .1-8-C 14-Periods of time 11 Peer Gynt's 000100 Highways 94 and 121. Send in- Will take fall applications. Pri- age. Must be ready to begin by 4892. IS-Recky hill mother manriannon 00U formation to D. Aune, NOTICE June4I-C 17 Route 4, vete entrance. Phone 753-5766 Thursday, June 6. For inter- 2-BEDROOM TRAILER, reason- 16-Frantic Printer's CMG MAIN COU Bowling Green, Ky. 42101. STRAWBERRIES; 111-Weird MONIQM ROMO NUOU 007.4 or 753-2555. June-24-C view write immediately to AD. pick your able. Call 489-2992 after 2:30 19 Preposition I-10-C VISIT THE ANTIQUE House, own for 20 Temporary 22 3 Ray Shreve, 1207 So. lath St., 20( a gnarl Bring your P. to. J-5-NC shelter Vessel 309 East Math St. 24-Sun god 36 Printer's 44 See the new TWO-BEDROOM furnished a- Mayfield, own containers, 2 miles south 21 Preposition -Organs o' siyht REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ky. Give address and THANKS 25-Short iacket measure 45 Ireland gift department. We buy sell partment with kitchen-den com- of Sedalia on Highway 381. CARD OF 22 Footlike 26 Wise phone number or call 247-4818. pert 37.Covet 46 Death rattle and trade antiques. Come in bination. We wish to express our deep- 23-War god 27 Sprint 38 Right of NICE 3-BEDROOM 2-story brick Private entrance, car- 3.4-C Phone 328-8543, Jessie Jones, chose 47 Cyprinad fish and kill time with us. J4C peted and est appreciation to all our 27-Click beetle 28 Eye closely 40 Domesticated house with 2% mem of land off air-conditioned. For TFC 29 Jump 41 Wokl (PI.) WANTED: Auto body man, friends and relatives for the 29-Bock-carrying 30 Polish 48 Born New Concord Highway. Call WILL girls or couple only. Available ex- device organization HAVE 2 trailers for rent, RCA VICTOR home entertain- expressions of 32-Predetermine (abbr.) 49 Distant 753-3722. for summer and fall semester. cellent pay, good working con- kind deeds and 30-Lasso • J-3-C for couples only June 1st. Can ment center! Color 33-Man's nickname 43 Teutonic deity SO Metal Located 100 So. 13th St., Kel- ditions. Call 753-7117, 3-7-C T. V., solid sympathy during our recent be- 31 be seen after 4:00 any -Symbol for silver 3-BEDROOM BRICK, with cen- after- State stereo phonograph, AM- reavement in the loss of our .32-Seecii III 2 3 a noon at Dill's ley Pest Control. TFC 4 ill 6 7 Mill9 10 11 N tral heating and air-condition- Trailer Court. FM stereo radio, all in beauti- beloved son and brother, Jerry 33-Press for Call 753-2930. T-F The Kentucky Farmer payment 12 ing, two full size ceramic tile -C FURNISHED efficiency apart- ful colonial maple cabinet. The Houston Key. We are grate- :40.13 iefk & Washington National 34-King of Bashan eifte $UU l4 baths, built-in range ment, private entrance. Married 1967 new Vista series. Like new beautiful floral of- ,GIOG Ill and oven, FREE YOURSELF of unwanted ful for the 3S-Slumber 15 1 7 a wall-to-wall carpet. couple only. See at 1608% West Insurance Company k*:till Southwest hair, the quick painless way. 37.Bespatter VAIN. lUll Murray, $21,500.00. Main. 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IF if In EVERLMME I THINK LIVE FINALLY t• SAINTGE IVALL PL/T LILA FOREVER FROM mq It THOV6HT6, 514E WRITES TO ME! A new Western thriller BY RICHARD POOLE From the Doubleday & Co novel Copyright C 1968 Lee S. Wells. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.

HAT HAllt HAPPENED -Depends -on what Bar Y and and, let me tell you, she gets In but ing Hobe Terrell Tum- bling T mulch in the Sioux Vane) Amanda do." things done She'll fight man or -f Wyoming with gambling win- "She wants to hire my guns." woman that gets In her way nings. Greg Corwin aleo bought "Figures. She's trouble The property was bounded trying to line She's been riding over the north and east by Rai T and by up the whole valley against Bar whole valley to get the small smaller ranchee Anchor Riskin Y. Since her Paw took Chair and four others south an a bullet, ranchers to band against Bar west Riding to Redman to regietet she's hell bent to get Barton Y." the sale Corson was startled by un- Yates Don't blame her neighborly gunshot. He found an "For what' Destroy it' by Ernie Bushmiller erturnerl buggy and • woman "Her father' Open fight or Shoot-out of some kind?" • who suspected he was a hired gun- I am bush 7" • man She was Amanda Zane, who "More like banding together hod to run Rocking Chair while "Nothing open here yet." for protection. If Bar Y tries her father recovered frorn • bush- Greg settled THREE OH, BOY--- whack bullet She believed more firmly in for one, it tries for them all THIS SUNBURN Yates, foreman for Vale Edirarde his chair. "Start from the be- She was here a dozen times but ICE I GUESS HE'S of Dar Y. would atop at nothing ginning." Hobe IS KILLING to get poseemion of Rocking Chair Terrell figured he'd only CREAM GOING TO ME Hei suspicions of Cot-win eased "That'd be when Barton Yates make it worse fcr himself if I. Amends offered Corwin a yrib He was hired to ramrod Bar CONES TREAT US refused without telling her he was Y" he tied in with her." Tumbling Ts new owner Return- "Who owns it?" "Because Bar Y--- 9" ing to the property Corwin found "Vale Edwards. Terrell missing and Cal Weber the "Yates offered to buy Mill lone Tumbling T hand who could "Like Hobe, Vale Edwards is Wing T. No threats. 'Ault rode help him In • valley now aflame old and stiff in the )oints. Had in, friendly, to with hatred and gunplay make a business -- a foreman almost as old as him proposition He's like that CHAPTER 5 but Edwards let him run Bar Y Came back three more times REG CORWIN led the horse --- until the foreman couldn't last, a week ago and he wasn't to the stable take these winters no more and near so friendly." When Greg emerged. Cal he had to quit Berton Yates "And then Weber leaned against a corner was hired." "You rode in. What'd of the bunkhouse but straight- "Where's he from PaY 7- ened as Greg came striding up "Somewhere yonderiy Young , Greg told him. "It was Ile fished A ring of keys from man- and big He didn't drift reasonable price for it place like to Gee. a I 0. oii -en his pocket "Hobe said give you in, understand. Vale had word fi this. as I saw it." •INS by UM./ twos* keilialle. Bus. f r_ jukE-3 these" of him from somewhere. Yates "And twice rnore'n Bar Y Greg took them and led the had the Job before he rode into offered." way to the bowie The rear door' Sioux Valley. Right away, all of Greg pushed up from the Abbie was unlocked and he stepped us could tell he took hold. Bar Y chair and strode to the window. 'N Slats Into the spacious kitchen. l'Uthad started to get ragged but He looked out on the ranch by R. Van Buren house boomed with the sound of Yates stopped that. He hired a yard and nearby bunkhouse YOU REALIZE, 'his and Weber'e steps Greg led whole new crew. Then he had My ranch, he thought NO.'! COURSE, YOU WOULDN'T TrEWIETU,TLO weDEAN'TmeK iso;_rry- with an THAT ONE WORD the way to the office. stepped Edwards buy a couple of baling. angry grimace. But for I'LL MAKE A DEAL, FROM ME DARED; how WILL SEND in and looked/about wire outfits to the east and one long" He had another thought. DARLING -VW FORGET YOUR WHOLE LITTLE . • Cal suggested. 'Hobe left his to the north. That was the first turned sharply "Cal. why YOUR HAYSEED PALS AND NEW do WORLD UP, 'whiskey in the desk drawer and sign of what Bar Y had in mind yotf stay when all the rest COME AWAY WITH rode IN SMOKE there's more in the kitchen cup- but. we didn't read it right off 7" MONA AND WE'LL board He said you might need "And the second sign?" "Like I taid, too old to run." FORSET EVERYTHING it.' "Bar L.' to the north Joe The leathery face worked and THAT'S HAPPENED,' lower Lehman, Greg pulled open the the owner, was found the faded eyes looked ember- Some desk drawer and saw the bottle shot said he run into rus- reamed. "And maybe something glasses and half a dozen shot tlers from over the Sioux Range. i that don't make senior. First Cal He filled two, passed one to Lehman lived alone and first Itime in all the yearn I've known a mock we knew. Weber, Greg lifted his in thing Bar Y had Bar him, Hobe didn't show cleer gulp. talk starte salute Old downed it in a L. So d. Next, a sign all the way. Not that he slowly. sitting rancher the Cal drink more to north found his And ,to tell you about Bar Y. indicated road rut in a chair Greg off over Bar Y range.I understand, but that he should." glasses but couldn't Greg refilled the He bring supplies in, "And you want to pay his only moved his about in his fin- cattle out or even ride to town -- debt 7" gers "On the way to Redman. himself and his two punchers. "No one can do that for any' ,••• U No ••• •.•-•• into bushwhack three Starved out and sold out, I ran a the man. But. say, I don't want to men trying for a woman. Amen- way we re4d it." 4 leave you in a trap It'll for my da Zane." "Barton ates?" feeling toward myself,. not for "Kill a woman' They'd go that Up in f nt, anyhow. But Hobe_ Not that a stov0-up Jae- IX' Abner far!" . behind him?" Cal placed his per like me could do much good figure trying to drive her by Al Capp "I empty glass on the edge of the hut-- off. neither here nor That's 'desk. "Rocking. Chair next. "You'll do." , bought a range war. not p557-.!•-•Ivor -1307- WHAT HE DIDN'T there. I Yates offered 'a price to Harry Cal smiled his thanks, no ASK US HE MEREL`i SHOWED US I?" 77-MT THAR'S a ranch. didn't Zane and was turned down flat. more. It was enough. The two "SPESNUL TO DO NOTHIN1! A SCIENTiFIC DIAGRAM bought both." "You Things began to happen. Barn men remained silent a moment L‘(n,1,4.4 D.SIDER:E/CE;"A 16...HweE DRDIDN'iL)T Sett AND WE "Terrell should've told me, A FOLLOWED IT--- caught fire no one knows how, and then Cal slowly stood up damn him" WHAT TN'RESULT'LL Beef died -poisoned tank but no "Well, you know how the sign YO' Cal sipped at his drink. You , OUR s--- 70 00.2 E5E one knows who did it. Then reads but it ain't my part to .v,.;,--v..v -ON KNO\t45- should've rode around and asked TELEPHONE 3.0p/ ES - # Harry got shot - crippled him I tell you what to do about it. -NATCHERLN1- before you bought, for Cepa% gaiety I people had Harry says he saw Yates I'd best leave you to plan your that matter." and a Bar Y brand on the horse, own trail." sr'Eci AL 10.1 Greg glared • second then But Yates denied it -proved he I "Choice of two, looks like. SERVICE caaed down in his chair with a was twenty mileeoway." I Throw' in with Amanda Zane you. %eq. smile.. "I'll ask Think- ' -HoWd he prove it ?" and her friends to fight Bar Y. ing of the Zane woman. I'd say ',Sheriff didn't say exactly. Or sell out to Bar Y unless I it's bad." But that ended it. want to go under like the oth- "Could be n little 'worse-- - like Cal Weber let Greg Corwin ere have." lx'e( killing, fence clitting.-ranch study his statements for a MO. i "That's about it fight or run: burning and ment and then continued., Like I aald,.yoini decision." it be 7" :• • "Amanda Zane Wok charge - I Ti. Ku -Confirmed T rroie Elonbli'd it' & C,` hotel C,'i'> right 1961 1.... E W. Ils Di.tributed ity King it 8)tub. •te .. . s 5 ,

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Hospital Report Murray; Mrs. Gail Galtimore, Hazel; Mrs. Frances Edwards, Route 4, Mary Census — Adults .. • 106 Beaton; Mrs. Nimmo, mignmemmounnimme Census — Nursery ... 10 Route 4, !lepton. admissions, May 31, liMS Dismissals MURRAY Drive•In Mrs. Cannon (Ex- Mrs. Zell& Lynn, 203 North Florence pired), Route 5, Murray; Mrs. 17tn, Murray; Ocus Swift, 505 ImialTheatrelimimw Street, Murray; Mrs. Oma Avonel 'Duckett, 801 North 20th Vine Street, joekson, 1101 Story, Murray Murray; Mrs. Opal Col- lie, Route 1, Almo; Mn. Mn Mable Orr, Puryear, Ten- Mary Outland, 1653 Ryan, Murray; nesee; Mrs. Dorothy Williams, NIGHT Owen McKinney, 602 Vine, Mur- EACH TUESDAY 1503 Main Street, Murray; Ches- ter o'Bryant., Route 6, Benton; ray; Mrs. Mary Gibbs, Route 1, Under- Roney Shaddidord, New Con- Murray; Mrs. Maggie Throughout the Summer hill, Mrs. Iva cord; Menton Ellis, Route 4,' Route 3, Murray; Murray; Mrs. Marcia Thomas, Cohoon, 806 North 18th, Mur- ray; McCuigton, New Rci:te 1, Murray; Mrs. Alma William Dance to the Groovy, Out-of-Sight Smiley, Route 1, Murray. Concord; Mrs. Kaye Marrazzo Dismissals and baby girl, North 16th, Mur- Cirl Thompson, 1015 College ray; Mrs. Jewel Jones, Route Sounds of the . . . 2, Murray; Herbert J. Brian, St. Murray; Ernest C. Stew- 809 Waldrop, Murray; Mrs. Sal- art, Route 2, Hazel; Mrs. Ro- 6 lie Farming- zell Nance, 721 Poplar Street, Scott, Route 1, Murray; Jimmy Collie, Route ton; Master Alvie Ring, 3112 2, Kirksey; Brad Barnett, 107 Alvarado ND, Alburquerque, BLUEGRASS Ncrrti 14th, Murray; Mrs. Mary N. M.; Mrs. Maud Todd, Lynn Vance, Route 2, Murray; Mrs. Grove; Euel Burkeen, 1103 Lottye Suiter (to Cony.), 1305 Olive Street, Murray; Miss Lin- Wells, Murray; Mrs. Nowata da Saten, 703 Earl Court, Mur- CONSPIRACYS Forces, Hazel; Joe Harrell, Rt, ray. $26,400 WORTH of Rolls Royce limousine is on display at The six-wheeler weighs three tons, is eight feet wide and 3, Murray; Everett Perry, 500 Woburn A England, complete with computer. closed 22 feet. six inches long. It's to be used as a crowd-puller 2nd. Murray; Mrs. Sarah-Man- NOW YOU KNOW circuit TV camera. remote-control machine gun which for store openings and the like It., called Fab One and non Route 1, Almo; Margie fires through the radiatorgrill, and model Penny Snow has been used in TV series and full-length motion pictures, Holcomb, Route 5, Murray; Mrs. by United Press International ON STAGE * IN PERSON Route 1, Kirk- Velma Timaeus, The expletive "by jiminy" sey, Jacob W. Cole (Expired); derives from the gregations of the answer Jesus . named the outstanding student custom of 7:15 to 8:30 Route 2, Murray- ancient p.m. gave to a lawyer who asked AWARDS. , in home economics. Jan earned sailors who swore by Change In what is a man's most religious the State Homemaker Degree Gemini the Twins the third Census — Adults 84 sign chity: in 1967. Is president of F.HA„ in the Zodiac. (Continued From Pogo 1) Census — Nursery .. 10 chaplain of Tri-Hi-Y. and con- orable mention on a national Admissions, Juno 1, 1968 Heart Is "You shall love the Lord your tributed greatly to the vocal French test. She won a Sigma Mrs Phyllis McClure and God with all your heart, and music department. She was a- Alpha Iota scholarship, a Music baby boy, Route 1, Murray; Ro- with all your soul, and with all warded one of twenty Future Department grant and a sum- bert Wilkerson, 1203 Vine St., your mind. This is the great Homemaker scholarships and a Necessary mer scholarship to Murray and first commandment, And a Board of Regents scholarship. State award. second is like it . You shall love She was salutatorian of h e r Club presents this By LOUIS CASSELS The outstanding student in Paschall, daughter of your neighbor as yourself." class. Beverly United Press International science was Judy O'Neal, wile Dale Hughes, son of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Cecil Paschall, was never solve its could read the par- of Michael O'Neal, 1014 South America will They also Mrs. Wilson Hughes, was select- valedictorian of her Clads with racial crisis until millions of able of the Good Samaritan, 13th Street. Judy played the or- won the ed as the outstanding student a 94.97 average. She Thank Y made clear that gan for the Baccalaureate ser- white people undergo a radical in which Jesus in industrial arts Dale recently Gold Medal, an award from the vice. change of heart. your neighbor is anyone, of won a first place ribbon and University of Kentucky Alumni son That's not the punch line from say race, who needs help you Steve Keel. of Mr. and design award with his metal Association, a scholarslxip from Keys Keel, was selected a sermon by a pulpit-pounding Wm able to supply. Mrs. project in an industrial arts ex- the local P.T.A. and a soc- outstanding student in Dis- evangelist It's the key finding And for the benefit of any the hibit sponsored by Murray ial science scholarship to Mur- tributive Education Steve was Dear Friends: of the national riots commission who cling to the idea that they State ray State. headed by Gov. Otto Kerner can combined professions of president of the graduating Other seniors who won scho- of Illinois. love for God with indifference class. While working many The outstanding student in larships included: Audrey Rich- The Kerner commission call- or 'hostility toward black neigh- hours in a sales poson. be art was James Bland, son of ardson, daughter of Mr. and ed for massive expansion of bors, there are these words still maintained a high &mode- Mr and Mrs. Logan Bland. Mrs. Bethel Richardson, an ele- May I take this means of expressing my sincere apprecia- job, housing, education and wel- from the first Epistle of John: l:MC average He won a physics James participated in varsity mentary education department tion for the support given me by fare programs to relieve the des- "If a man says. "I lose God." scholarship tO Murray State. football three years and was scholarship; Linda Darnell, the people of Calloway peration of the urban poor But and hates his'brother. he is a The outstaixting student in voted to the Western Kentucky daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph County in the Democratic Primary. it said the most and urgent liar. For he Who does not love business was...in& Willoughby, Conference Class A team in Darnell. trig Lion's Club scho need is for "new attitudes, new his brother whom he has seen daughter of Er. and Mrs. Roy 1987. larship and a summer music . Willoughby Linda Was active understanding. and above all. cannot love God whom he has The winner of the scholarship; Dorothy Bucy, in vocal music during her four Anon, a- new will" on the part of white not seen. . ward for outstanding daughter of Mr and Mrs. Rudy years in high school. She was service in I was deeply 8 Americans who are apathetic or "If anyone has the world's instrumental music Bucy.. a Civitan Club scholar gratified by this vote of awarded a butanes; scholarship was Leah confidence and sup- even hostile toward the aspira- goods, and sees his brother in Workman, daughter ship. Glenda Pace, daughter of port and and a Federal E.O.G. scholar- or Ur. and indeed wish it were possible tions of the ghettos' restless' need, yet closes his heart a- Mrs Fred Workman. Mrs Lillie Mae Pace, a Feder- for me to thank ship to Murray State. Leah was personally Negroes. gainst him, how does God's love in the band six years al E G scholarship to parti- everyone who worked in Jan Cooper. daughter of Mr. arid was my behalf and con- The commission's report has dwell in him'" president this year. The Lion's cipate in the Nurse program at tributed to this victory. important impliactions for and Mn. R. L. Cooper, was Murray State; Rosetta Robert- churches seeking to be of ser- son, daughter of Mr nd Mrs. vice in dealing with conditions Plavel Robertson. the W Mark that breed riots. Season Rainbow Scholarship My primary Domonstretions MOM, Foil for nursing in Memphis. objective, in the future as in the past, will be One is that the problem can't - The top five graduates were, to serve the people of the First District to the very best be solved solely by the picket- Valedictorian. Beverly Paechall; of my ability. I ing. demonstrating. letter-writ Salutatonan, Jan Cooper; third ' welcome your suggestions at all times. ing and lobbying techniques honor. Ada Sue Hutson, fourth which religious social atcsorusts honor. Linda Willoughby and have used in recent years to fifth honor, Dorothy Bucy. bring pressure on Congress for Thirteen students graduated • enactment of civil rights legisia with high distinction with an average of 90 or above. They alphabetical order, Jim In its present unwillingness were in Armbruster, Dorothy Bucy. Sincerely, to approve huge new govern• my William Bryant, Jan Cooper ment programs of aid to the Linda Darnell, Barry- Grogan. poor and the steep tax increase Mary Hopson. Ada Sue Hutson, that. would be necessary to fi- Susan Nance, Beverly Paschall, FRANK A. STUBBLEFIELD nance them, Congress is doing Audrey Richardson, Bill Smith what its mad indicates a ma- and Linda Willoughby. jority of white Americans want it to do. Public opinion surveys support this congressional appris al of Voter sentiment A recent Loins Harris poll showed 63 per cent of the whites against, and CHEVY PICKUPS HAVE MORE INNER STRENGTH! only 23 per cent for, the idea that they should pay higner taxes to improve living conditions in urban slums. Nor is there any reason to believe that churches can ac- 4 MILLION complish a significant shift in MtENCHMEN DIPS DE GAULLE - Deserted is the word for the tst. re Rai. way Stajion in Paris as about 4 public opinion merely by edu- million Frenchmen defy President Charles de Gaulle and spread a strike that cating their. members about the shut down most transport, mass production, schools and utilities The problems which exist in urban greatest walkout of labor since Workl War II was led by the Communist unions ghettos • Education Not Enough A-- -&----vTerr of the massive a- mount of detailed, documented. ONE HOUR SERVICE graphically presented 'information which has been placed Dry before the American people by all of the news media, it is hard to believe that white in- Special Cleaning Offer difference stems only from ig- norance of the Negro's plight. Offer There remains the possibility Goo4 Tuesday and Wednesday, that a large number 4;4 white Americans—not all, by any • means—are suffering from the age-old human conditions which the Bible calls "hardness of TROUSERS & SKIRTS neart. (etain and In tact only Hardness of heart does not Small Print-Mix or Match) Chevrolet gives you all these tough yield to education, exhortation et (No Limit) 1' 9 or explanation. It can be cured truck components and features! only by a basic change in a TINES'''. PROTECTION-BA STORAGE • man's feelings about his duty For Winter to God and to his fellow men. 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Added strength comes from double- economy ; ierbs 28.27. ▪ poor ONE "He who gives to the -HOUR GET THE PICKUP WITH will not want, INNER STRENGTH AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S NOW! .4.-; "But 'he who hides his eyes will get many a curse" ms-Tfaer/ Martinizing , Christ's Lemon coo Jo rentind their ONE HCZUR lamer They could SERVICE trucks _ •mer,c f est Ctick• LaSt1 C.I Sine* 19)7 ."

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