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IN OUR 64th YEAR United Press International Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, April 26, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 98 • PAVING IS TO BEGIN EARLY THIS YEAR Three Injured In / / 11/ Automobile Wreck CHINA 398 Persons Council Approves Purchase Of Lead is Reported Three college students were in- volved in an accident yesterday Screened For Street Washer; morning at 4:00 o'clocx accoraing Bonds TH OK'd to Trooper Stephenson. The tnree VIETNAM were in a Chevrolet Corvair pro- riENTIAN A full discussion of the street streets. The I c•eeding Glaucoma street washer would Search south on U. 8 641 on tne paving program • In Plane was held by the have a 1200 gallon tank and would 1Benton Highway In front of use City Council last night and Mayor be mounted on a one and one-half radio station Murray Holmes and Calloway County res- Ellis urged that residents ton truck The council approved the Alec Thomas, managing editor of have told City Policeman Jack Jef- As they moved around tne curve idents turned on all unpaved out "well beyond our streets who want request and bids will be taken on the Huntsville, (Alabama) Times frey of Stevenson. Alabama. a town at the top of the hill coming to- expectations" their streets THAILAND to take advantage of paved, to prepare now the washer and a used one and one- incident ward Murray, the car swung to tne called the Ledger and Times this In the area, about the the free glaucoma clinic at Robert- Under the policy used by the city half ton truck. morning to report that a plane was A search is underway at this east, then back on the nignway, go- son School, R L. Cooper. project for some years on new sheens pro- ing off the Edgar Wilkerson and Harold reported down in flaw in the time by plane and by foot in the west side of tne nign- BANGItOg chairman said this morning. perty owners on each side of the way. striking Speight appeared before the coun- wild country in northwest Alabama area described. in Jackson County the fence owned oy Three hundred and ninety-eight street pay one-third of the cost e-J cil on a drainage problem on South on the evening of April 6. In northwest Alabama Billy Mahan. then striking a 'atm CAMBODIA N, -SOUTH persons were screened at the clinic each and the city pays one-third. 16th street Apparently the large Mr Thomas said that he had a pole in the center of the front of tne 1 VIETNAM last night from the hours of 5:00 Last night Gaylon Thurman, He said that a little girl saw the culvert under South 16th street is reporter with the search party and 'car The three were taken to Inc to 9:00 p. in Three doctors were on speaking for the residents of Whit- plane fall and that she told her r•)- about half full of sand and gravel that any developments would be Murray Hospital, treaten ana re- hiind to take the tonometer reading nell sub-division, asked that the mother about It, but that her =COMMUNIST and this retards the flow of water called in as quickly as posmble, leased. and except for a few persons who subdivision be paved. He said that mother told tier to keep quiet about going under the street. causing It He said that there-eras no identi- Injured with cuts and bruises were came in prior to 500 p. in. the the money for the residents part It Later the mother is reported to I 1 NEUTRAL to back up west of 16th The mayor fication of the plane gisen and he Leland Phillips, William Jones. anti clinic ran swiftly and very smooth- was in hand, ready to be turned over said that the highway department did not know whether it might Bobby Joe Kelso Phillips was re- I PIO WEST ly. to the city Thurman was told, that will be requested to clean out the have been Us plane flown by H. W. turned to the hospital later. The clinics are being sponsored he should turn the money over to culvert to alleviate the situation. "Stub" Wilson or not. by the Murray Lions Club in co- the city clerk and that the residents Dr. Steely Is Wilson disappeared on a flight Frank Ryan. who has interests in operation with the Calloway Coun- of the subdivision would receive SITUATION WOISENS— U.5. 7th Fleet units are reported Whltnell subdivision and Bagwell front Gadsden Alabama to Terrell. ty Health Department and the consideration along with other Craig Harris To Go moving closer to this area and the U S. Is considering put- Manor subdivision was present. He Texas on the evening of April 6. Kentucky Society for the streets in town desiring to be paved ting troops Into Thailand to try to stem the worsening Preven- Indicated that he was interested in • Speaker For A widespread search for hint has On Archaeological tion of Sliminess. Those streets turned in early have Laos situation, where fighting is underway again between the paving program contemplated been underway Since that bane. Glaucoma is a common a better opportunity, it was Trip To Spain the Red-leaning Pathet Lau and neutralist forces. progres- indi- by the city The search by th4,Sasiens Aig sive eye at,ease. Although the di- cated, since only a certain amount Robins APB. - George Breathitt of the J J. B. Rescue Center at sease may not be aceompanied by is available by the city for paving Rotary Club Craig Morris of Murray will ac- Georgia. suspended ac- Hilliard Company was present for has been symptoms, some of the signs which Repaving of some of the old city cordink to a report from the base company the University of Chicago the meeting The council passed a Harvey Ellis To point to its possible presence are' a streets will also be undertaken Bids The rescue center search archaeological expedition to Am- resolution calling for the sale of has and blurred or hazy vision which clears will be asked for paving Some of responsibibty eastern brona. Spain for the 1963 field Preside At Banker 1334.000 of an origin- Dr Will Frank rescue for 22 up after a whilsu rainbow-colored he paving_ will be done in the remaining Steely was tne season The expedition, which is BULLETIN May, states al 5750.000 bond issue for the Mur- apeaker at the Murray Rotary L'iuo Agricultural Meet rings around lights or glasses which while other paving may be done At one point 118 search flights in under the direction of Dr F. Clark ray Water and Sewer System The yesterday Dr Steely spate on tne LEXINGTON. Ity. ITr — The don't seem to help. later in the summer Howell, Professor of Archaeology sale of the first 5416.000 was hand- one day were made searching five University of Kentucky Board of An even larger number of Thurman also foreign policy of the United states and Human Paleontology at the per- requested that states. Involved in the search per- Trustees today formally charged Over 200 bankers and business sons are led by Hilliard and they will hand- and some of Use probierns wrnen Univerety of Chicago, expected to avail them- Whitnell subdivision be considered iod we...e Sal flights. 61`,2 hours of will be seek- people from all sections le the sale of the bonds approved • have been met in the cuisn oe- UK Vice Preiddent Frank Peter- of Kentucky selves of the opportunity for a free for sheet lights He said that the mem- ing remsios both gultueal and skel- last night ea searching. Civil All F tro son with misconduct In office and are expected to attend the Eighth glaucoma screening on the last residents desired underground wir- tween the tree world and COnlinUn- etal. of 'Early Stone night bers :n five states and additional offered him a hearing on the Annual Agricultral Conference to of the The original bond issue of $750.004 I sill Age, tr^n clinic tonight. ing and steel poets and were will- hours. flight:: and personnel from charge. be held Sunday and Monday, April was approsed by the council some He listed the two principal com- In Residents are reminded that the ing to pay the difference between the U S. Air Force. siiition to archaeologists a 22 and 29, at the months ago with the funds to be munist Sheraton Hotel, clinics are being held at Robertson this type and the conventional type. attacks as the cutting oil number of PI:Istocene flee Ages used in the construction of main Strongest lei.ds at lb.! search end Louisville City School on the a of Berlin Russian aid to Stea china, geolosteeS and paleontologists Williams Avenue just This was approved by the council wee 1:1 an area north and northsest will 'Bankers attending the Con/er- sewerage trunk line and the laterals and aid to other nations leaning off West Main The hours are from and a request will be made of the to- Greenville. sseiselpVtiX.south be atta7hed to the expedition dur- e/ace needed between Sycamore and of will hear and participate In 6.00 to 9'00 in ward conunutilltn. which tie called ing par--Of-the in p Murray Electric System to install and southeast of Birmaighiun, Ala- an inter- Bulletin Programs designed to help keep Glendale Road the The tests are painless and will the lights Stalin attack; and the otner borne. disciplinary effort to determine some them abreast All of the bond issue was not sold poi-A. W. Va. 11.1 — Resew of the ever chahging not take long The screening will Prentice Lassiter. leading as tbeAhswietisbev misck wbacn in- of the in:-.ertant factors in the dis- .BANC WW1& Attire' early teams at about noon today found rale agriculture plays in the overall at that time, because it was not all volved not affect ybur ability to drive ..a cussion on the paving program also the Russian latempt to win will be activated when,ver new Mad% rehrtion eo his erivirtinosent ef•onorny. and II more bodies deep inside the . to assist them 1)5 bee- Star afterwards. an opthalmolognit urgedFottatt a Street welsher be put-' ke the space race, and the setting up leads develop as -.ell ca his social and cultural ter serving the Sc4ilfeCl thesaleltL° of this explosion-torn Clinchfield No, 2 financial needs of pointed out. chased for the washing of city =alit of puppets such as Castro in untie. activities. Preliminary investigation agriculture last bond issue In order to save the Mine, bringing to 14 the nunit.er in Kentucky. - — — America nas retaliated [nese during the 1962 season indicated interest This money will be used to ef men knows dead. Eight trapped Presiding officer for the Confer- attacks, he continued, first oy Airhrona to tr one of the richest expand the sewerage facilities League Signup Miners still were missing. ence will be Harvey Ellis. Chairman. Little Middle breaking the Berlin blockade, oy Pleistocene sites yet dis- Agricultural Committee, KBA. and The council approved changes in covered, Kenlake various in terms of stone Park Makes Tennessee plans such as the Marsnau Is Planned Tomorrow tools and assistant vice president of the the original zoning ordinance on Plan and others tq aid nations in :he ex!in:. rr.sstedcns and other Peoples Bank of Murray, Murray, the second reading last night pulling away from 'communism, oy animals which 'tiny killed. Owen Jennings Kentucky. The first reading of an ordinance Tomorrow at 9 o'clock all boys its aid to South America and oy Mr. Morris, who is a graduate of Charles Eldridge. National Talk Look Poor Says Tennessean of annexation of the area on the who are interested in trying out for Its strong stand in Korea and Cuba. Vsnderbgt University and a farm- Meet Winner for the Kentucky northwest corner of the city was Little League this year should sign Communism rises in tne impover- stuer - t at Murray State College Perm Bureau Federation. Murray,' held and approved by the council. at the Little League Field. Murray 1Issray College High. Passes Away Ed. Note The following article same when you go back after a ished nations he continued tnose is pres- will give an address Monday morn- The Housing and Unsafe Building City Park Boys who will be nine written by Buck Patton ot the couple or three years is the fine which have not developed an in- ently a National Defers' Graduate Mg on "Youth Looks at Farm Fi- Code was approved by the city before August 31. 1963 and any 10, "flow at Memphis Press Scimitar, Memphis. catfish dinners at Sue di Charlie's • dustnal economy These battles with the University of Chicago nancing- Miss Jane Harrison. Ken- ! council on its first reading The 11 or 12 year old boys who are not Tennessee will be of interest Even Charlie has expanded Russia will take place hi tne agn- -here he is dont,- rer•nrch in the This Morning Lucky Dairy Princess. Farmington, to some pursose of this cole is to improve on a Little League team are eligible Murray and Calloway Countians In the past few years Those din- cultural areas of Asia. Africa ana eeramics of 01^ Po,t-Classic Per- will be hostess at a milk break on the general health conditions ir sign Boys whose both from the content article ners mirror progress Fifteen years South America Dr Steely stua to up 9r.. tryouts iod at the central coast of Peru. Monday. 4001s the city and to prevent the gradua 13th birthday comes before August He Owen Hendrix Jennings, 78, pass- and the local persons and places ago you stood in line to pay II for He indicated that he approved of will be an archaeological field decay of homes or areas in the city- 31, 1963 are not eligible. chief with. ed this morning following an ex- named all you could eat Now you stand in the Kennedy rrogram and tne this summer's expedi- A stree: light will be, placed nee; Little league tryout dates have'tion tended illness Death came at the apending program embancea on to Harry Furches (Continued on Pepe 6) the bowling alley and Ross Stand been set for May 2 ill and 12 year home of a daughter Mrs Cecil Far- Wins By BUCK P PATTO uphold the foreign pone" art' Station to light up the are olds. May i9 and 10 year olds). ris. 708 Sycamore street Press-Setmitar Staff Writer Dr Steely 3 Award On Stool at the rear of the new station told the Rotarians that Mr Jennings is survived by two These tryouts will get under way at Talk about progress, Talk about The college ,vill enter into a pos the Democracies might be tacking Jimmy Cross In daughters, 5 o'clock sharp Boys must sign up Mrs Parris. and Mrs Harry Furches. son of Mr anti Kentucky Lake the part in Ken- Honor Roll sible agreement with the city fc In efficiency. but that the benefits W W Kirkpatrick of East Detroit, on Saturday. April 27th at 9 o'clock UK Fraternity Iles William R Furcnes, was noti- tucky,' Talk about backwards. Talk the sweeping, once a week, of a, from Democracies tar outateignea Michigan: four sons. Johnny of San to participate In these tryouts said fied today that his walnut stool about 'Pickwick Lake and other college area along 15th and 16U the increased efficiency wnicn Diego. California. Robert of Los Bill Barker, President of Murray won the $100 purchase prize in the so called recreation lakes in Tenn- For Hazel streets. might be forthcoming from tne Angeles. Wilson of San Jose, and Little League. 1 A rtillos-av e7ounty student has miscellaneous class of the Mississippi essee)! The 8.120 received by the Murray totalitarian state J Frank Jennings of Paris. Tenn- been initiated into Pi Tau Sigma, River Craft Show which win open It never ceases to amaze me how Fire Department recently from a He listed communist advances as essee, a brother A. C Jennings of NOW YOU KNOW mechanical engineering honorary at May 3rd and continue through may the Kenlake area around Murray, State Department of Safety. lir small, especially in the field of Maury City, Tennessee. seven Announced the University of Kentucky 31st The show is being held in the Ky.. is growing recreatiorrwise be used to purchase more fire ho agriculture in spite of tne appesi grandchildren and five great grand- Sy United Peens International He is Jimmy Lynn Cross. eon of Brooks Memorial Art Gallery in I went to Murray State College A new look will be taken at t of communism to the impoverianed. children The century plant. or American Mrs J E Cross, Woods Hall, Mur- Memphis, 'I en nessee for a year and a half That was in The honor ;oil for the Hazel Ele- yearly clothing allowance provid Communism has been adopted oy Mr Jennings was a member of the aloe, tics "i's only one. sencrtily ra- A eracTuate of Murray High In addition to the stool, he nas the 40s mentary School for the second six for the city police personnel At tti. several of the new nations as a Methodist Church in Maury City between the age of 10 and 25 years School and a senior at UK, he is a sterling silver bowl in the exnioi- The only thing that seems the weeks is as follows. -resent time the allowance is means of discipline before tney where the funeral will be held Rev There have Leen no authenticated a mem:, r ,,f Pi T:appa Alpha so- tion which is open to craftsmen in First grade. Juana Stockdale. Ray per year Councilman Charles M - enter into an industrialization. ne Roy Wright will officiate at the cases of one living 100 years. cial fraternity. the eleven states bordering tne Whittington, Gary Freeman, Randy son Baker pointed out last night ti said. service 2.00 p. m Saturday and Mississippi River Wilson, Danny Futrell. Loyd Alan only one winter uniform and o Dr Steely was Introduced oy burial will be in the Maury City Currently he also has a sterling Father Of McClure, Debra Miller. Sheree Mul summer uniform comes to at. -t Henry Holton, president of the nun. cemetery pitcher and a pastel drawing on dis- ler Brenda Overcast, Marylon Pres- al05 00 William Cherry was a guest of The J H Churchill Funeral Home play In the Louisville Art ()enter cott Earlerie Cooper, and Krista The polies department as a wh E B Howton and Dr Donaia ?Utt- has charge of the arrangements. Annual being held at the J. B. Mrs. Baar Erwin ,vas reported hit* night as be: .g ering of Cleveland. Onio was a Speed Museum In Louisville Second grade, Vickie Ann Work- $550 behind in pai`ing for unifon guest of Robert Wyman James sit I Cases Completed In. Mr Furches will be graduated in man. Vickie Pat Lamb, Eddy Starks, based on the $60 per man per yi r Lassiter had as his guest Arnold June from Rechester Institute cot Wayne Holsapple, Dale Brandon, allowance Pour new police offic .'s 'Martin Colonel Clough was a guest Judge Miller's Court Dies Today Technology. Rochester. N Y. with Terry Orr, Evie Erwin. Roger Bran- were added last year and one t 3c of Colonel Lance Bootn a Master of Fine Arts Degree in don, Gary Herndon. and Rons3a! year Councilman Baker pointed t Visiting Rotarian was Cases completed in the court of A U Jack- Metaicratt. Wisehart. that possibly this could have hi n son of Pans. Tennessee Judge Robert 0. Miller this week .He won first prize on Third grade. Freda Brandon. Lin- avoided by closer attention, howe r are as toilows. a silver Mr E A Lundquist of 1305 Over- pitcher in February at the Leans- da Futrell, David Hall, Debbie Mil- he said that the basic difficult.) ss Billy Rex Brandon, breacn of bey Avenue passed away this morn- yule Mid States Craft Musuem at ler. Debbie Peal, Tarea Roach. and. that the clothing allowance is t the peace. Sheriff Woodrow Hint- ing at 7.00 o'clock at the age of 61. Evansville, Indiana Johnny Stockdale. realistic man Received four days in tne He suffered a heart attack and Porches is married to the Fourth grade. Danny Herndon, The council voted $600 to co r county Jail. former death came at the Murray Hospital. 10c Woather Jane Hughes. Donald Peal, Kevin all outstanding endebtedness on u Jeanette Paschall and they nave Mr Lundquist worked for the Charles Ray Guess. Paclucan, pass- forms and the indication was t four children. Chicago Transit Company for 47 Cooper, Jill Craig, Marlene Gooch,; ing on hill. State Police. ionea when the budget for the new )• 'in years and retired and moved to Cathey Maddox. Jan Orr. Ronald' .11114ort $1000 and costs of $15.50. is drawn up, that a higher ann al Murray where he has lived for the Prescott, and Judy Winchester U L Knight. Murray, uwi a- ,Ilawance will be considered for re past two years Fifth grade, Ruth Ann Barrow, mended to Breach of Peace. Deputy Funeral For Mrs. police department personnel. 14 He was a member of the First Ann Mathis, Janice Brandon, Linda W 0 Spencer. Fined $1 00 and The council approved the u w Bailey Held Today Methodist Church. a veteran of Lee. Reggie Coles. Melanie Lasaiter.' High Yesterday 64 costs of Enna°. I. pe "Eisenhower- jacket for he 5c World War I and a Mason Rehna Owen, Wanda Garret. David Low Yesterday 44 Patricial Musto, Murray route two, police department This will replace Funeral services were held this Survivors include his wife Mrs. Hill, Cynthia Cooper, Sharon Und- 7.15 Today 64 speeding, Deputy W. 0. spencer. the longer jacket now In use. afternoon at 2 o'clock for Mrs. Bessie Lundquist. three daughters, erwood. and Gerald Lumley. Kentucky Lake. 7 am 3574, up Fined $1000 and costs suspended. Elnora Bailey 84. The rites were Mrs Robert Bear of Murray. Mrs Sixth grade, Peggy Forres, Brenda 0.2. below dam 301 6, down 0.7. William Staples, public drum officiated by Bro Henry Hargis at Arnold Merbitz of River Forest. Bennett, Cathy Johnston, Jane: Sunset 6 41. sunrise 5:07. Jailer 'Clyde Steele. Ten aays sri FIVE DAY FORECAST the New Concord Church of Christ. Illinois. and Mrs Fred Paesel of Shoemaker. Sheila Mae Erwin, She- I county Jail. Burial aim in the New Concord Munich. Germany, one sister Mrs. lie Raspberry, Michael Lovins, Cler- Western Kentucky - Partly John Wesley McCarty, Murray. cemetery Lillian Quick of Chicago. two bro- ald Linn. and Jimmy Scruggs. By Untied Press Internationa' 5c cloudy and mild through Saturday. speeding. State Police. Fined smut/ Mrs Bailey died Wednesday after- thers. Alfred and Irvin. of Chicago, Seventh grade, Larry Cooper, LOLA:31M I .1- lIt The tone's-l- High today 70 to 75 Low tonight and costs of $15.50 noon at the Murray Hospital fol- and eight grandchildren David Durham. Rickey Hill, Stan ed forecast for Kentucky. Saturd ty 45 to 50 Eugene Tharpe, issuing and utter- Quart lowing an extended illness The funeral will be held at the Key, Carolyn Maddox. Jeannie Mil- through Wednesday issued by the ing a cold and worthless cnecc Pallbearers were James Hutchins, Beukema Funeral Home in Chitago ler. Pamela Roach, Jenne Winches- U. 8 Weather Bureau: • The 5 a in (ESTI temperatures: amended to breach of tne peace, R. J. Phillips, Wybert Morris, Jesse with burial in the Fairmont Ceme- ter. and Paul Dunlap Temperatures for the five-day Louisville 52, Lexington 44, Cov- DAYLIGHT TIME starts officially at 2 a m. Sunday In theme Sheriff Rickman Made restitution Bowman, Canoe Hodges, and Pur- tery in Chicago. Eighth grade. Kay Adams. La- period will average about five de- ington 41. Bowling Green 43. Lon- states (black) as well as in a great many areaa and cities to Murray Livestock Company in dom Lassiter The J H Churchill Funeral creme Adams. Carol Barrow, Glenda grees above the Kentucky normal 49c don 49. Evansville. Ind . 41 and of other states. You lose an hour now, and get it bark, In $258 66. fined $10.00 with costs su- The J H Churchill Funeral Home Home has charge of local arrange- Compton, Joe Dodd. and Larry Wil- of 00 Louisville nrotnal extrema Huntington, W. Va., 50 general, at 2 am. on Oct. 27. (Ventral Press) spended. had charge of the arrangements. ments. son. 71 and 48.

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/AGE TWO THE LE fIER & TIMES — MURRAY, N. TUCHT FRIDAY — APRIL 26 1983 I THE LEDGER & TIMES LEDGER & TIMES MSC Track And Gof PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIKES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Teams To Awisolidatxm of the Murray Ledger, The Oalloway Tunes, and The !Imes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January 1, 1944. LOCAL IF IT'S STATE Defend Win Streaks Today JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER SPORTS NATIONAL NEWS WE We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to theliditar, Public HAVE IT or Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- I sited Irem• laternatimial SPORE" Murray State's track and golf is better thin any time posted by a terest of our readers. AMERICAN LEAGUE teams will attempt to extend rather Racer runner this season. formidable NATIONAL REPHESENTATIVES: WALLACE Tram W t. win streaks here today WITMER CO., 1509 The Racer gullet's will try to make Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time Life Baltimore . 9 5 .643 during a busy day of spring spurts & Bldg., New York, N.Y.; If Barber Southeast Missouri Ctucago Really Can-Throw--Like'Manager their third vic- SteiMenson Bldg. Detroit, Mich. 7 4 .636 % activities that also finds the baseball tim of the season, K4116a5 City 9 6 .600 % and tennis teams in home action. having disPosed Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, trim.mission as of Austin Posy, 23-4, and Kentucky for New York 6 5 .545 1 Vs Second Class Matter. Boston Claims Coach Bill Furgers on's track Wesleyan, 9%-2%, in earlier mat- 6 6 .500 3 He Might Pitch Orioles To Pennant squad will be out for its 22nd con- ches. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20g, per Detroit 7 8 .467 2al IM neied I've. International secutive dual meet victory (since .nonth 85e. In Calloway and adjoining counum, per year, .4.50; else- Los Angeles 7 8 .467 2% 24-year old left-hander cap do the. is the hottest pitcher in baseball 1960) when Middle Tennessee where, $8.00. Cleveland 5 6 If Steve Barber really can throw 455 lw former and a surprising number of right now. Muinesota a strawberry through a locomotive Cutchin Stadium for a night meet 6 9 .400 3as AL experts think he might Just -Th• Outstanding Civic Asset of a Ceninsunity is She why can't he pitch the alati Strikes Out Seven beginning at 7 o'clock while Buday Washington . 4 9 208 4% Baltimore accomplish the latter. Barber became the major Hewitt's Integrity cd its Plurrupsrpar- Thursday's Results Orioles to the 1963 American League leaguer' llnksmen seek their 13th pennant? Ii rst four-game winner of 1963 straight (since 1961) dual LO6 Angeles 7 Detroit 5 In any event, the 6-foot, 190- match FRIDAY Thursday night when he flame- victory in an afternoon showdown — APRIL 26. 1963 Minnesota 3 Washington 0, night pound left-hander. who was a week- Baltimore pitching coach Harry three a typical game — allowing with Southeast Missouri. Baltimore 3 Kan. City '1, 10 inn., end pitcher for the Orioles in 1962 Brecheen insists the home-grown, seven has and striking when he was a out seven— night private in the Army, The baseballers, to give the Orioles a 3-2 10-inning who took a 13- iOnly iiaznes schechiled/ game triumph over the Kansas City win streak into Wednesday's Quotes From The News Today's Games Ath- letics. OVC doubleheader with The victory vaulted the Ori- Weatarn, Minnesota at Detroit, night meet Lanibuth ny UNITED PRESS LNTERNATIONAL Silent Walt oles Into sole possession of first in • single ganmi Los Angeles at Alston Baltimore, night Will Stand heve at 3 NEW YORK — Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, criticizing place and strengthened their claims o'clock today and the ten- Kansas City at Washington. 2, tat- nis team President Kennedy's European nuclear defense policy: to consideration as a season-long hosts Western In a 2 0" %On arrow iratie e.srpolutoes. night clock battle of OVC "'It is high time that Washington freed itself of the Up For flag contender. net giants. (Only games scheduled) A Ball Player He Likes Jack Kralick pitched a three- GUARANTEE delusion that it is possible to maintain a position of nuclear The track squad is favored to add $5000 S11411/day'S Gland hitter to give the Minnesota Twins another victory to its • monopoly which has already vanished." Minnesota at Detroit M I Mira Pre.,, Intermalema a 3-0 victory glossy track Arlen Friars Tonal% Damp run average to 1.14. over the Washington Kansas City at Washington They can second His two victories record but Coach Furgerson refuses guess Walter equal Senators and the Los Angeles Angel! his entire total for to take Middle MOSCOW Undersecretary Los Angeles at Baltimore Alston all they want but the 1961 hit lightly. SCIENTIFIC PEST — of State W. Averell Harri- they'll and 1962 seasons. four homers to down the Detroit Cleveland never accuse man. commenting on his meeting with Soviet Foreign MinLs- at New York the strong, silent man- Tigers 7-5 in Thursday', The CONTROL Bailey Drives In Three only other Blue Raiders presently are Chicago at Boston ager of the Los Angeles Dodgers of American ter Andrei Gromyko: Ed Bailey drove League action undefeated with dual meet wins' NATION AL LEAGUE failing to stand up fur in three runs with All Work and Service a player he In the National League, the over Tennessee -We have talked about events in Laos. We both assured Team W a homer and a single and Orlando San Tech and Sewanee Performed I_ P,11. Francisco Giants by each other that our governments determined Ht. Louis Cepeda knocked in a beat the St Louis and a triangle meet victory over are to do all 10 6 .6311 A case in point today is Ron pair with a Fair- boater and Cardinals 8-4, the New York Mete Tech TERMINIX they can to assure the independence and neutrality of Laos." San Francisco 10 6 625 ly, 24-year old Georgian, a double to lead the and Austin Posy. COMPANY also has edged the Chicago Cuba, Pittsburgh Giants' 10-hit attack. Bob Bolin, 3-2, the 5 615 bounced around beta een outfield Bill For Information who pitched 4% Houaton Colts downed the Milwau- Gibson's recent discus throw Only Call Los Angeles 10 7 S68 and first base the last innings in relief of DOLA. W. Va. — Steve Cannonico. vice president of the two years but kee Braves 7-5, and the Los effort Milwaukee who Billy O'Dell before retiring in the Angeles of 1579,a" gives the Blue Clinchfield Coal Co., referring 9 8 .5-11 almost alaays somewhere for Dodgers to the families of 22 men Philadelphia face of a ninth-inning defeated t he Cincinnati Raiders 7 7 500 2 Alston. He's short on glamour Cardinal ral- a considerable advantage trapped by an explosion inside the firm's No. 2 mine: but ly, received Reds, 7-1. Murray Lumber CO. Chicago 7 9 438 3 the thing Alston likes credit for his first vic- In that event 'They about him fls Gentile's Homer Wins while Larry Ladd's Mans,, Ky. 7S3-3161 seem to be taking it well. They appear hopeful New York 6 9 that tory. The WM put the Giants in a 400 3,4 time of :31.9 iii :hat their relatives tie with the cardinals Barber. 9-6 last season, thesZaryard dash will be found safe." Ciricuinati 5 8 385 3).2 Fairly was hitting only for first plane gained .200 after victory Houston 5 12 10 games In the NL No. 4 of 1963 when Jim 294 5Ii this season but hes col- Thursday's Triples by Ernie Fazio and Rusty Gentile belted relief pitcher John COLUMBIA, S.C. — Atty. Gen. Robert- F. Kennedy. urg- Resells lected 11 has in his last 24 at bats New York 3 Chicago Staub were the big blows of a five- 0:yatt for a 10th-inning homer. Al ing University of South Carolina law students to take the 2 for a .458 average and it's no co- San Francisco 8 St run seventh-inning rally that gave :Smith's two-run homer had pro- lead in handling racial problems: Louis 4 incidence that the Dodgers seem to Houston 7 Milwaukee Houston's Don Nottebart his third waled the Orioles a ith their other -If we don't make 5 be straightening away with three Starks material progress, the extremists wan two runs. Specials on Los Angeles without a lose, Doei 7 Cincinruitt 1 straight victories and five McMahon both sides will take over. wins in finished Kralick. who It's not always easy for the most .only games scheduled) their last up for the Colta — the had lost his first 211-GAL APPROVED Ira six games GARBAGE CAN $2.37 pleasant thing, but progress must be led by people Teday's Games Fairly third straight time he has preserved three 1963 decisions allowed only sir PULL 1., like drove in four runs with a INCH GARDEN HOSE yourselves." Philadelphia a win for Nottebart. one Senator base-runner to go 1217 at Chicago homer, double and single Bob Aspro- as 24 INCH PORTABLE BARBECUE Thursday far as GRILL 87 99 Mrs CincInnati at Houston. night night as monte and Joe Torre homered for third and struck out five 'BLACK AND the Dodgers downed the DECKER', INCH DRILL $12.88 l'ren New York at the Braves. batters. Kralick tripled and scored Pittsburgh. night Cincinnati Rods 7-1 to give ex-New and The stardust the Twins' first run on St. Louis at Los Angeles, night York Met nghthander -touched Meta won I a single by PAINT ROLLER AND TRAY Mc R. L Miller Lennie Green week Milwaukee at San Francisco, i1-12 in their sixth game in seven tries with in the third inning. Ten Years night 1962i his second victory of HEAVY a' Mr Ago Today the aid I Rich Rollins homered for HEDGE SHEARS Saturday's Gaines the season. of Roger Craig s seven-hit the Twins. V 19 LEDGER & san TIMES FILE pitching and the slugging of Leon Wagner hit two homers and Cincinnati at Houston. night Grants nett Cards Frank GARDEN HOSE HANGER Thotnae a no drove in all thrte Ken Hunt and Bob Rodgers one 65e New York at Pittsburgh The San Francisco Giants New t ter. Al.dr whip- York each to lead. ,...a J. 6.11:er, age 80. pa_ssed ye,terda„. Philadelphia ped runs a ith a single and a hom- a 10-hit Los Angela; RURAL MAIL BOXES at his at Chicago the St Louis Cardinals 8-4, the 12.4.9 .tsc er Dick Ellsworth, , attack that brought relief pitcher home on Murray route one He was a member of the Union St Lows at Los Angeles. night Houston- Colts defeated a ho yielded the Mil- Julio GARDEN BOW RAKES Grove Church Milwaukee waukee three runs and ox hits in seven Navarro his second win. The 22.89 of Christ. at San Francisco Braves 7-5 arid the New horns innings, suffered the loss. loser was Hank Aguirre. who was Five women employees of the Ryan York Mets beat the Chicago CAULKING COMPOUND 3 for fOle • .141 Milk Company nar- Cubs — tagged for five runs and six hit, rowly escaped 3-2. in Thursday's other I. serious injury yesterday evening in a car- National I in three innings. PINT SIZE PLASTIC FREEZER League action BOXES 10 for Sae Mr truck accident as they were returning to their homes. 2-GAL GASOLINE CAN In the American League, HOG MARKET $1.36 Lonnie Jones passed away at his home on South Fourth the Rai- ALUMINUM GRASS STOP Urnore Orioles scored a 3-2, 40 /2.19 Al Street this morning following a lengthy illness. 10-in- WHITE SEAMLESS CLOSET SEATS 11 I Vim oist the EaDA&I.- City FOR CORRECT_ $2.66 Ttre-COTIOStarC&iTty -raraTist YouTh—TiallF will be held Athletics, the 4 NYLON 3iLlinesota Twins shut Federal State Market News tiers- PAINT BRUSHES Na at the Sinking Springs Baptist Out the TIME and Church Saturday night. • Washington Senators 3-0 Ice. Friday, April 26 Kentucky Pur- — and the Los 5-QT. PLASTIC PAINT PAIL _ Angeles Angels topped chase-Area Hog Market Report in- TEMPERATURE the Detroit Tigers 7-5 cluding 9 buying stations Estimated DAY OR NIGHT PAINT ROLLER 00VCR Hee:tots 1,610. Barrows More wi John Ftoseboro and gilts the more and Willie Davis steady PLASTIC DROP Kentucky Lake League joined No 1, 2 and 3 180 to MO lbs. 75A-u6363 CLOTHS Fairly in hitting homers DIAL • to LIVE • you GIVE April 22.. 1963 $13.25 to $1355. Yea No 1 190 to ice help hand 2I-game winner Joey Jay 220 lbs. $13.50 to $1400 No. 2 and 3 of the Reds his Cathey Contractor 11438 fourth consecutive 235 to 270 lbs loss $1225 to $1330. No 1. West Side Barber of 1963 Miller, the hard luck PEOPLES BANK HEART FU ND Shop 75, 484 2 and 3 150 to 175 lbs $i075 to pitcher of the hard luck Lindsey s 72 52 , Meta last $1330 No 2 and 3 SOWS 400 to Starks 600 01 Hardware All Jersey season, went the distance with a 70 54 lbs. 1110.50 to $1125 No 1 and 2 MO "YOUR five-bitter and lowered INDEPENDENT RETAIL HARDWARE Martin Oil 68 56 his earned to 400 lb.. $1100 to $1223 STORE" Read The Ledger's Peoples Bank 67 57 Classifieds , Tucker Realty 64 60 Tidwell Paint 64 60 Row land Refrigeration 60 64 1 ,ROTC 5466 , KLAPP BUILT UP ROOFING Btlbrey s ,Bank of Murray 55 69 CHRYSLER /AMERICA'S NEWT PACE-SEITE0 BONDED ROOFING k WATER PROOFING Purdoin s Inc. .. 50 '74 Taylor Motors .Dodgei 50 '74 CONTRACTORS Jerry's Drive Inn 49 '75 C W.A. Local 49 75 - Free Estimates - High Ind. Single Game Scratch Robert Etherton L0( 111, REFERENCES • LI( ESsED a BONDED . 731 U. L. Knight .. 223 Marvin (all Celled Cliapel 7-3216 - Mayfield. 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ny time posted by a its season. , fess will try to make • 0 purl their third vie- ECAST on, having disposed 23-4, and Kentucky in earlier mat- Hutson Chemical Can Fill All Of Calloway Farmer's Fertilizer Needs!! Soil Test Requirements Can Fertilizer Is Offered In motel arpoludire _Be Filled Like escription" ARMEE Three Forms combine it to re Torahs Damp • • Just what the best fertil1,. is and how to provide the best plant food wi bring a number of argu- Hutson Chemical Company has "That's right. Hutson can . three primary fill IFIC PEST ments. Some say liquid, some say dry, others say it should processes for the Lt!?3.1 be ammoniated, while others insist that the phosphates production of fertilizer to fit the iTROL prescription should be water soluble, and trace elements are a must. needs of the individual your requirements down to the farmer for his own particular and Service Whatever the right solution might be, perhaps no one land. Whatever the soil test require- rrmed by knows at the present time, however one thing is certain, ments call for, Hutson can fill the last pound of plant food, ac- fertilizer to the X COMPANY Hutson Chemical Company can provide prescription with whatever process —a - --Jlasmakaa. desires of the customer. the farmer desires. ition Only Call It has been proved in recent years, that a soil test for The three processes are: cording to your soil test." a particular area of land to be planted should be made. In 1 The mixing of straight ma- • terials to fill this way the farmer can learn just exactly what kind of the soil test require- ..umber Co. ments The materials plant food he will need to grow crops most efficiently. used are nitro- y. 733-3161 gen. phosphate, and potash. Here is where Hutson Chemical Company can serve the 2. The chemical compounding of farmer best. The soil test indicates just what percentage fertilizer through an ammoniation of the various elements are needed for a particular piece of process. where ammonia is added to ground. In other words a "prescription" is written calling materials to bring about a chem- for a certain percent of nitrogen, phosphate and potash. ical change ( Hutson Chemical can fill this prescription so that a farmer 3 Liquid fertilizer, which can also als be mixed to specific needs. gets exactly what his particular soil needs, as indicated by "Since retailing to Calloway the soil test. $2.37 County farmers is 96 per cent of $8.77 6 • Highly diversified, Hutson Chemical Company provides our business". Dan says, "We main- $7.99 fertilizer to the farmer, according to his prescription. If tain all three of these processes to $1.1.86 trace elements are desired, these are added. If water solu- give the farmer exactly what he ble phosphates are wanted, then soluble phosphates are wants used. Insecticides such as Aldrin are added when needed. With all three, soil test require- ments If a farmer wants liquid fertilizer, these are supplied, can be met. Which one he takes is purely up to the farmer, he 6Se again in a "prescription-like" manner. said. If it is a mixture of "straight" nitrogen, phosphates In order to 82.49 make the use of fer- and potash that is required, this can be produced, or it can tilizer as convenient as possible, the 02.99 be ammoniated. firm has three truck spreaders and Dan Hutson, owner of the firm, said that "our principal fourteen trailer spreaders, which ac 41/ purpose is to provide the farmer with the fertilizer he needs, may be drawn by truck or tractor. The truck spreaders have 10 for SKr in the form he wants, at the cheapest price". ground wheel drive, so that as the $1.35 In order to carry out the above, Hutson Chemical has truck speeds up, the distribution of fer- 40 $219 installed machinery which can provide the farmer with tilizer L. speeded up also If the $2.66 taactly_ivhat wants...1u any _eomhination, dry blend,.. truck. sieves—sierwri, so does the dis- — liquid, or ammoniated grades. tribution of fertilizer During the past winter Hutson Chemical expanded to The trailer spreaders have two add high capacity machinery which mixes and bags the and one-half ton capacity and op- dry fertilizers,Tthis expansion doubled the capacity of the erate in the same manner. The liquid fertilizer plant and it can now put out 30 tons of fertilizer per hour, !Sailer spread- ers are rent free and hold three • 1.) either bagged or in bulk. thousand pounds of fertilizer. They Dan said that he tries to look as far ahead as possible in are serviced right in the field to order that the basic materials will always be on supply. make it more convenient for the These materials are purchased from the mines or produc- farmer and to save him valuable SERVICE TO are tion points all over the United States and an effort is always time A primary concern of Hutson : put forth to insure that proper materials will be on hand when the need arises. Chemical is to see that farmers are able to obtain the fertilizer they With the machinery now in operation at Hutson Chemi- CALLOWAY want, regardless of the FARMERS cal Company, plant food a farmer need not worry about getting the requirements they might need proper plant food Sometimes 46 per cent phosphate may be As a further precaution, they have • 1 used, sometimes 60 per cent, but whatever the fertilizer large storage capacity, and have • needs might be, Hutson can fill them in the most economi- varied operation. They feel that IS THE CONCERN OF cal manner. they will never let the farmer down Dan Hutson is the first one to admit that it takes a when he needs a certain type of fertilizer at a certain time. trained and loyal group of people to make the company pro- This calls for thinking ahead duce what it dbes. too HUTSON on some of the ingredients, because CHEMICAL COMPANY Billy Smith is in the front office of the plant, on hand when the weather is right to apply to take orders for fertilizer, agree on delivery dates. etc. fertilizer, then the rush is on. With Billy is well qualified for this position because he is a farm- the precise weighing machinery us- er himself and knows just what problems the farmer faces. ed by the company, proper plant Long time active in FFA work and having grown up on food requirements are available at all times, a farm, he has a working knowledge of farming, fertilizer, even If materials of vary- ing percentages are used. probable needs per acre, etc Bill has been with the firm for three years and soon learns the desires and needs of the customer. Know-How Is Needed COMPLETELY EQUIPPED In the plant itself Edmund Collie, with eight years of experience behind him, is the plant superintendent. He is For Production responsible for directing the various Operations, and filling specifit orders. LARGE Supplying fertilizer for an entire * STORAGE CAPACITY W. B. Sledd, with the firm for seven years, is Chief of county and even beyond is no small the Spreading Operations with seventeen pieces of spreading task and modern up-to-date mach- 4 equipment under his direction. inery must be used. During the past Charles Houston, with four years experience, is Chief of winter considerable building w as Outside * ALL BASIC AND TRACE MATERIALS Maintenance, in charge of keeping the outside accomplished and new machinery equipment in operating condition. was added to make this Job of Billy Houston is the Night Shift Foreman and has been supply possible. with Hutson for the past four years. The principal addition to the Ok, Rommel Kirks, * THREE BASIC PROCESSES Chief Tractor Driver, has been at the plant machinery at Hutson Chemi- plant for ten years, and skillfully and quickly loads the cal Company was to the mixing and bagging and mixing machinery for fast service. bagging operation. The ammoniat- Dan says that with the new expansion, the •trained men ing plant was sufficient and the • with whom he works, and the large bulk storage capacity liquid fertilizer operation was suf- * TRUCK AND TRAILER SPREADERS ficient, but the of the plant, the company can fill any order The company machinery used to mix and has 3,500 tons of bulk storage blend straight materials 1 and 28,000 gallons liquid was short on capacity. fertilizer storage, not counting the volume which would be OUR POLICY: "TO PROVIDE THE FARMERS WITH THE FERTILIZER HE NEEDS taken up by the seventeen spreaders. This situation was corrected by adding the three story piece of IN THE FORM HE WANTS IT equipment which is a marvel of -- AT THE CHEAPEST PRICE." accuracy and production and which served to double the capacity. HUTSON CHEMICAL This is the machine which makes CO. filling soil test requirements with • dry materials possible.

Materials are fed into a large itiWHATEVER YOUR SOIL TEST. hopper where they are moved to a hammer mill and crushed to the 'PRESCRIPTION' proper usable size for the fields. They are then moved to the scales HUTSON which accurately weigh exactly CHEMICAL WE CAN what is needed. ‘Arhen all the ma- FILL IT NOW terials are weighed and moved to the large mixing drum, they are thoroughly mixed, then taken by the elevator to a point where the COMPANY, INC. fertilizer can be bagged, or shunted Ky. ethlizer to the outside to be loaded in bulr. Railroad Avenu, The same machinery is used to sr 753-1933 crush the ammoniated fertilizer, and bag it or load in bulk.

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THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTDCICY • II FRIDAY - APRIL 28, 1963 yw//////////////////////z~/~///.6646.9%,////r/eW/46W1///4696~//4691////7•66697/,/////////////////////// ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, California and include a sell-ad- Dear Abby dressed, stamped envelope. Abb y . . answers ALL mail. • • • For Abby's booklet, -How To Have A Lovely Wedding, send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. From The Front Office! • • • PERSONALS • W Mr. and Mrs. Norman Klapp AAUW Book Group Abigail Van Duren spent the weekend with her calisin, Ellis-Parker Mrs. (Retie Bidwell of Owensboro. Meets At Home Of Engagetnent They were ac,ompanied home by George Medley, student at Murray Miss Beth Broach DEAR ABBY: You were wrong has been taking money from my State College, who had spent the Miss Beth Broach was when you said "the hostess at customer Is al- purse since childhood. He is now Easter vacation with his family In her home on South ways right" in regard ra Sixteenth to the air- and is about to graduate from high Owenaboro. Street for the meeting of the conditioning in a restaurant. Book It is school. We are still unable to leans Group of the American Association far easier to get customers than It money of around without having It University Women held on Tues- is to get a good waitress. If the "disappear." VIP day evening waitress He seldom admits to at seven-thirty o'clock. wants it cooler, we make it taking it, but there • e "Japanese cooler. is no questidh Flower Arrangements" And we serve hot coffee for about his gum. was the the customers we've tried reason- title of the book which was who need it. ing with him, reviesed by punishing him seal Mrs Barbara Harvel. IN BUSINESS 30 YEARS even increasing She also his allowance. demonstrated by making Nothing works. some floser • • • Can you suggest any arrangements. other methods Special DEAR ABBY: to break him of this guest was Mrs. Gray of Just read the com- habit? Louisville who spoke to the group plaint front CHILLED. I have been on organizing a "Friends of Library air-conditioning engineer f or ANXIOUS MOTHER OUEEN ELIZAdOWS COUSIN, Princess Alexandra years of Kent, Club" here in Murray and Callow-ay so can speak with some au- DEAR MOTHER: Psychiatrists and her bridegroom, the Hon. Angus Ogilvie, son of the Earl County Mrs. Macon Blankenship. thority on the subject. In eating tell as that many youngsters of Airlie. are shown at a royal film performance prior steal to Mrs.'Evon Kelly, and Mrs Ewing places where the hostess stands still money because they feel cheated their April 24 a edsling in Westminster Abbey in London. she of Swann of the Murray-Calloway Is cold. The waitress who rushes love or affection. The money Red it around fills County Library were also present. is hot. The customers are the real or imagined void. Your son Blue both cold The hostess, assisted by her and hot. The younger ones appears to need professional help. Jean who get up mother. Mrs. Will Broach. served and dance are hot. • • • Stripe refreshments to the sixteen On ships, the woman with the persons baby Black MURRAY present. says you are giving her baby pneu- CONFIDENTIAL TO DISAP- LOAN CO. POINTED • • • moms The man in the next state- FATHER: If yen will White MI W. Nada III., Telephows PL E-ROEI pull room says it is so stifling he is get- a few wires while your children "T•UR 140111 1-•WIIED are growing LOAN 00." Mesdames Schmidt ting seasick. up, you won't have to 1 'enes Nuts to everybody! pail any strings to get them into a And Wolfson Are WALT, THE SOURPUSS "good" college. iSuggested wires to ENGINEER pull: television, hl-fl and tele- LOOK FOR THE Leaders At Meet phone,) •• The • • 6 Creative Arts Department of • • • the Murray Woman's DEAR ABBY: One of Club held its my sons For a personal reply, write to regular monthly meeting at the club FS house on Monday morning at nine E.O.M. SALE o'clock. ON THE HEEL! Mrs. Annette Schmidt and Mrs. A. M. TODAY! Willson directed the group in Cafritell * GIRL:1? the continuation of t h e enamel and Saturday )EPT. * BAYS' DEr;lit * projects with the use of the new WOOL kiln purchased by the department. Its the ne, The chairman. Mrs Ea Douglas, entertainment presided Mrs. dell Peterson. secre- MISS MITZI LERMONDE ELLIS miracle, I. SUITS' tary, read the minutes and Mrs. Mr and Mrs with all those Buford Hurt, treasurer, gave Milne C. Ellis of Murray announce the engagement of the their daughter, Mitzi • wonderful $3.99 PANTS financial report. Lentil/6de. to Lt. Johnny Daniel Parker, son of Mr. PLUS and Mrs. Johnny D. Psirker Murray. 1/2 PRICE $1 Refreshments were served to of songs- those present. P-P Myers WHITE Miss Ellis IA a freshman at urra,y that are with rixelesIv• • • • State College and a member at ELN_E.A. sweeping P•shir• fosadatlea SUMMER the country! DRESSES SHIRTS Lt. Parker is a 1962 graduate of Murray State College and is presently stationed Now PERSONALS at Denton Missile Site, Denton, Texas with the United States ETON Army. He is a member of COAT Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. The DRESSES Master Sergeant and Mrs Robert P-F on the heel stands for The Farley of Sewart Air Force Base. wedding will take place June 23rd at the First Christian Church. POSTURE FOUNDATION - • SUITS Murray. SWEATER Tennessee, spent the weekend with rigid widg• that decreases foof DRESSES her sister and husband. Mr and and leg strain ... helps young- Mrs Hugh Parris, 1400 1/3 off off. John= sters run their fastest longed v3 eq. Bring in the children for P-F To Be Read seettanot When has 9os Mr and Mrs Oliver Cherfe. and Flyers todayl daughter Janice Miss ONE TABLE OF MISCF.LLANEOt S ITEMS Carol= Out- aid -itile-Hakiara Sue Bran- Juti BIJIIONS DRASTICALLY REDt( ED don spent NOE VRE $1°° the spring vacation at COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR ILF.Goodrich Daytona Beach, Fla, The * PLUS Cherrys SECOND FEATURE * also visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Brown of Winter Park. Fla.. former ROBERT Army friends, and. went sightseeing TAYLOR • AVA GARDNER in St Augustine 1WL 4‘1 • • • 0,0 1St HOWARD KEEL Lad Jerry Spelght. Joe Pat Barnett • IA cv01%.110.4 VAQU E RO! & Stanley Lassie Parker, Wesley Kelly, and RADE Jimmy Outland spent their spring P. tA-o-m's HAZEL HIGHWAY vacation at Daytona Beach. Fla. in flaming COLOR! • • • Mrs Del Douglas is spending two weeks with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Harold Spesrht, and brother. Jerry SpeIght The Douglas' are MURRAY moving from Summerville. Driveln Theatre. where he was employed by the Doane Appraisal Company, to Plea- ()Pt -- 6 N • sTaRT -- -- DI'sK sant Prairie. Wisconsin. shere he will be the assessor and supervisor of the building TONITE and SATURDAY * inspection depart- ment of the township of Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. • • • '62 OLDSMOBILE 88 4-Dr. 2 BIG HITS!! Dr. and Mrs Hardtop. '58 FORD 4-Door Hardtop. Harry U. Whayne Power steering Well equip- and children, Lynn and and brakes, factory ped, red and Laura. have air-conditioning, white. Local car, sharp returned home after a week's visit new set of tires, as a brier. PLUS LATE SHOW low with Mrs is,"hayne's brother and milage car. Clean as new. - STARTING AT 12:00 P.M. family. Mr and Mrs. John Paul Butterworth and children. '57 - NO. I - - NO. Randy, MERCURY 4-Dr. Pink and white, 2 - Nancy, and Kim, of Melbourne, 61 CADILLAC Sedan De Ville. Full Pia. local car Clean a.s a hound's tooth. .4 • • • power, factory air. Tenn. car, sharp THE SUSAN - a.s a brier. ooti•r Caternder S '57 PLYMOUTH 2-Dr. 6-('yl. Standard EXPLOSIVE HAYWARD transmission. Nice. GENERATION Saturday, April 37th '60 PONTIAC Star Chief 4-Dr. Sedan. Only $495 • The Alpha Department of the Double power, one owner, local car. doh Dill 1000 UK PAS - Murray Woman's Club will have its white with blue interior. She's all '55 super Anflu!E *OAT luncheon meeting at the club house BUICK 4-Door. Fair. $199.95 • 4 LOVE wool and a yard wide. LAE UAW at noon sith Miss Mary Lassiter. 1.•••• •••• Mesdames C B. Lowry, Henry Mc- , iorl• ••••••1 '55 FORD 2 ‘ Kenzie. J. -I. -Door. Rough, with a 4*-. 414 • Houck, and Leonard OLDSMOBILE 88 4- Door, Double good Vaughn. MISS ANNETTE CLARK engine Only 0 power, air-conditioner, tinted glass, $149.95 ,.,,,...„ TOE WetI • • • one owner nut TUT Monday, local car. Spring time all May 13th Mr and Mrs Curtis B Clark of Sheybyville. Ky .-annourice SP011 FS tat The practice gagement the en- year 'round. 55 PONTIAC 4-Dr. Fair. 16 meeting for the in- and approaching marriage of their daughter. Annette. Only $149.95 WWI stallation of William to officers of the Donald Swarm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ewing G. Swann of Murray Murray High P-T A. has been '60 MERCURY 4-Door, One owner lo- '55 Plus This Big Late .tiaruted from May the 5th. The BUICK 4-Dr. Nice 5399.95 Show Miss Clark Is attending Murray State cal car, well equipped. meeting is set fat 7:30 pm: College 'and is vice-president of She's a black At No Extra Charge at the Alpha Alpha chi chapter of Kappa pi, naUorial sheep. _ scitool. art fraternity. '55 PONTIAC 3 • • • 4-Dr. Nice $349.95 Swann Mr. served four years in the United States Navy and attended Murray State College. '59 FORD Galaxie 2-Door White with beige '54 88 "TO‘WITHOUT interior. It's a young OLDS 4-Dr. Nice $224.95 PITY" man's dream car! The wedding will take place Sunday, June 16. '54 4 FORD -Dr. 6-Cyl. Straight shift, ! SHOCKER! PLEASE! '59 RAMBLER 4-Door. Light blue, blue the economy car! Only $148.85 Interior. She's clean as new. - presents - '51OLDS 2-Door. Fair ':)9 FORD Station Wagon 4-Door. Blue $11.95 9.P.13 LOUDEST LAUGHING, Hirt''- and white, local car. She's "ENTERTAINMENT i• sharp WC * Vol LIKE IT" ALL1S-CHALMERS TRACTOR 4-Door. featuring '59 FORB Green and white, well equipped Slick a.s a whistle. ONLY $299,95 lit , is 4 DOME DOWDY - I Vocalist and Trumpeter A NICE SELECTION OF NEW CARS, WITH AIR ANI) WITHOUT - COLY C I N Cs with See A. C. SANDERS - WELLS PURDOM, JR. or BENNIE YOU cAN Tuesday thru Saturday JACKSON ONLi'MONEY pp.EvENT- JOE BANNANA and 8 till 12 HIS BUSCH SANDERS-PURDOM c irs C, • -LL •004/(4,10 Fo REST FIRES No Cover Charge MOTOR SALES PULA- "Music With A Peel" Ladies Invited 1406 Main Street MURRAY, KENTUCKY Phone PL 3-5315

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Beverly Hills, 1de a self-ad- ivelope, Abby Yest•oxiay's Porzie CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to , "How To Have --- ACROSS 3-Harm cion 00000 ",1,BUY 4 - Bishop of OOM SELL MOR end HIRE 50 cents to RENT 9OUM5 TRADE liELP Rome ORM I Cushion OP1r. oly Hills, Calif. 4-Pre• ticket 6-Simian RIV ORIMM 5.Small 6-Pertaining UMW, OW a amount to old age 30 ri212 OND000 12- Anglo- 1-Part ef nwarampo A to S 'SISSON= Saxon money fishing She QUM irman Klapp id.tloclos• 1-Follower of amao omo Naom If -Sandarac communism ammoonnaw rah her cousin. Murray, Ky., telephone 753-3432, res. bedroom home which haa a des 9-Man'a nam• tree 10-11fake lace qTnervi of Owensboro. FOR SArE 753-1311. a29c which could be used as a third bed- LOST & FOUND 15.(114cum NIMIA 54. Pierce 11-Hefor• RM nied home by room. It Is plastered throughout and -Writing 17-Symbol for ONO: BAUM 021O SYLVANIA 21" CONSOLE Televi- 11 tellurium ent at MOrray also has a living room, extra largel tablet Maid ifilOW1 MAW SMALL GARDEN TRACTOR with sion. Late model, oak 14-Preposition had in good condition. FOUND-THE WAY OF SALVA- In- Holm -Macaw OMW =MAW rACI spent the breaking plow, disc, and cultivator. bath, dining room, extra nice kit- 21- Prot eed 22 A Also Royal office typewriter in good tion. Come hear Bill Hatcher at 22 F., ryon• 24-Symbol for his faintly in Approximately 3 or 4 h.p. Clinton chen and utility, attached garage 7:00 April 24-may tantalum condition. Claude Allred. Route 5, P.M. 1 at the 23-Roman road -Inapatimed engine. $125. See Bobby Coles, 4th with a covered breezway and patio.. 0„.4 mound 25-Shield 34-Near 45-Appedlation 438-3491. a29p College Church of Christ. a27c for,' 26-Lease 17-flerted house on The price of $15,750 includes all wall 29 Native of Athena right past McCarty's Truck 3u-Tributary of 27-BushY rot ks at to wall carpet, curtains and drapes, Missouri *turni' 311-Land 44-Demi) - - Stop, or call 492-2560. tfno The Murray Municipal Housing es-stroos name surrounded 4'3-1.,arge tub 2 air conditioners and Westinghouse alice 48-Suffli: yin Commission will offer for sale two NOTICE 11- NI. a.ure or 11-Nember by water "MUMS" .15-H.P. JOHNSON OUTBOARD automatic laundry 3 Paddle 40-Vapid 49-11befa,, houses for sale on Industrial Also, beautiful aeielo gazelle Cuttings are ready! Planting now motor. Road, troao) 32- distinguish- 41-Coole1i lava Has Just been overhauled. fireplace. 431.119ri•• 50-ispa.iese plants south of the National Luniber Com- ARE YOU .:2-Nettner ing will give large blooming Call or see Glenn Harris at Thur- LOST? COME REAR seed • S acme porgy pany at 1:00 pm. on April 29. sheer. 33- early. man Furniture. Una 2 BEDROOM FRAME WITH as- Bill Hatcher in a series of CloWel 11-Stroke Houses 1 10 must be torn down and not bestos siding located 1 block from Meetings at the College Church at 14- Propose t Inn '1 Iit 4 6 moved within 31 Arrange In SHADED LOT ON SOUTH 11th the corporate limits of college on South 15th St This home Christ, April 24-May 1 at 7:00 P.M. folds the 4 11 - Extended 75'3E343'. $2150. Phan* PL city of Murray. Thirty days will Is in vary good condition and has salic 27- Weight of 12 3 be given to move the houses India 3-1990. a37p from many extras not normally seen in a ra 16 "CLOSEOUT" the lot. a27c home in this price range. $9,200. WRINKLE LOTION REMOVES adherent SALE ON ALL HOUSE PLANTS 14' ALUMINUM BOAT, MOTOR, "I-Saiiat• VERY NICE 3 BEDROOM FRAME wrinkles around the eyes in two 19 lec up and trailer. 21' deep freeze. 118 written -1060,- ALLIS CHALMERS Tractor, with full basement and central heat. minutes. Ask your own beauty oper- as acre farm, 2 modern houses. 9 miles •I-Conliinctiun 21 3 tools: trailer, $800 00. Phone 753- Has large screened in front porch ator. ado 47-Roman • fleiorthesat Murray. 753-4581. .a3Op patriot - HI - 1911. a27p and is situated on large corner lot 29 ARE YOU WEARY? COMB TO the !1-14"onl"r 7 NICE 1955 CHEV. 000D directly across the street from the ermiloa "GARDNER AS NEW. College Church of Christ, April 24- -Member of 7'134 door Murray Hospital $10,700. C. 31 2 green and white, 6 cylinder, TRACTOR DRAWN BIRCH TWO- May 1 and let Bill Hatcher tell yelu viallance SERVICE" straight drive, good tires. See WE HAVE SEVERAL NICE Farms committee 31 * at row corn drill. Good condition. Call how God can give you rest. aRks Beverage 35 For summer months. Me can take for sale ringing in size from 41 It • 1103 Poplar or call PL 3-3213. a36p 0. L. Cain Jr., 753-3537. arc nf 4 six homes. acres to 330 acres and located on all S-PECIAL - SHOE SALE BAR C•lebe. 39 - - - Hero of GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO. CAN BE sides of the county. HONEYMOONING St - SPIN re gains and bargains $2.00 US $5.00 • 24- 42 43 46 seen at SPINET PIANO FOR SALE BY the bobbysox set, Ricky Nel- 406 North 12th after 6 p.m. pair, In ba.serrimit of Murray Hatch- i',.River dark Mo. Musical Instrument Distr,, Inc. ALSO. WE CONTEND TO son, singer sun of Harriet 6F.Prepare for CALL or COME a36c HAVE ery. es re 51 the most na2c Ozzie Nelson of TV print 47 Small payments. May be seen local- beautiful building lots to and 52.1"--Ind of bride, the for- WANTED: RESPONSIBLE PARTY ly. Please write immediately. Mis- be seen anywhere in this area. We fame, and his Urns .52 have one SERVICES OF Fl 4.ECI lErta Harmon, daughter to take over low monthly paymenta souri Musical in Hampton Village, building site with 32 acres mer DOW N • EL RANCHO It THE -American foot- Se 7 S Son a Spinet piano. Can be seen 5837 Chippewa, St. LOC/ii 9, Mo and a good well which can be pur of former ill 55 chased baller Torn Harmon, pose in locally. Write Credit Manager, P.O. a.27c for $2,700. This site is located PRACTICAL NURSING, DAYS. Feature S irate, Int 2, NURSERY plane In Distr. by UM on higheay the doorway of a 1,1 Box 215, Shelbyville, Indiana. aElp 94. Experienced, references. Can furn- " New York en route to a Ba- 492-1.568 Hazel Hay. USED AND REBUILT BA I ish own transportation. Mrs. Chris- I ERIES, SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR Real hamas honeymoon. The two 47 up exchange. 6 tine Garland. 489-2520, if no answer ACRES OF LAND WITH 4 Room 0.00 and month estate needs. were married In Hollyvrood. *ELI house, good well water 30 acres good warranty. Your Interstate Battery call after 6.00 p.m. - - by Don Sherwood bottom land fenced 7 burley tobacco Distributor. North 4th, Murray PURDOM & THURMAN Agency, DAN FLAGG base. Ott good road. is27c mail, milk and Inc., 407 Maple St. Phone 753-4451. school bus route. Can be bought for WANTk a.77c I het. retAlo5 A UL CS. swOCK ,coW $7,000. with $2,000 down and bal- BRICK vinsrgER ON -J TAKE OFF XXIR RICK SW VOODEEE! olev 54 MARNE, I NORTH 18th 101!...I.,THCMGHT PVC UKE '.'1 VOW' RANK ance in notes Possession with deed. 5i1•10 AT EASE! -ANSON. ars _MEP?' C.ARMEC1 ONE 5TMPE St 5 rooms with carport, nice deep CLEARING WORK. I Haft bush FLAC.,6 SAID 04E13:4 MAT WAS FOR THE A-ORrOsi *NICE LOT WITH 4 ROOM errOtaro Rave AT FOR A LOtti t • furnish- lot, can be used as erther a 2 or a 3 FEMALE HELP WANTED and bog tractor. If you need any 5tffP LATE... R-1E-REALLY riwRE mAXE Off.4 ed OEM mass? tertet A n•O-olibee cottage on lake near the water. bedroom 811.500 rough land worked call 753-1435. TILL SHOW-F.1AR' KA/fT covo5 waft. OP LEAF All modern. Worth the money. ROMAN BRICK & Witten Lovins. a2lp 5W55' 1165 OAK REDWOOD ON FOUR WOMEN WANTED, UNDER FOR rf'.,. W. H. BROWN REAL ESTATE, Whanell Avenue. This is a quality 2 50 Call at Boone Laundry. a29c Lf175 P-C*32 -- - WANTED TO BUY

PLAYER PIANO ROLLS. 753-5693. Om*, Amerioan Novel of roday e.27p '7X1 WIIINTMO• V.(IOU Mt WI NTNINT ht•R REr-11 al stands for tnON - 13341 /962 Nobel Prizeivinnb.. 5 ROOM HOUSE, 2 BEDROOMS, 1•10 urAcsopriLL theinbeckayleuLhir;by ofCl limas Call 753- acreoses fool modern, near city by Charles M. Schulz helps young- 2987. a39c PEANUTS® :7" ", 101 1 I' stest . wi'houl te irs I ka.. .1 longerl I DON K NICE FURNISHED BEDROOM. A LITTLE KID LIBRARIES e it hen.'"W° cures, Everybody does little cheek and the iriee. rink"661;17 I THINK WHERE ELSE CM YOU'RE 1216HT hen for P4 Call 753-5489 or see Paul Humphreys 7 IN AND porod. Mr H-ovieyo vs. he It. fea the way the cooky blood against my mouth. "Go LiBRARIE5 ARE LIKE ME JUST IJALK ARE WONDERFUL! man from at Humphreys Gro AMP 1', FOR ABSOLUTELY NOTAIN6 BE the teieviewin oruniixes." to bed, darling," I said. "Go to WONDERSIL:1 wore. -Your was 11 AU-OttIED TO BORROW A BOOK essay might "You believe that?" bed." CARD OF THANES li nave ,one ttirotigh 01 we r.edn't - "Don LIKE THIS CHE &8w1 AM SNEAD? t you read the pa- 'a? i ran away fast. I guess I We would like to express our got the rcer.nito.. Everybody 11 right up to ti ran away from net and from deepest appreciation to our many -Postcard?" rep-sled 1 a-just i read the Parkom iset tar I maid hear Mary corn - 'friends, neighbors, and relatives for "Picture postcard, picture of , you took some in your time. th- ing down the stairs with each expression or sympathy and 1 • 0 Emrire State Building." cause they all do I'm not going nred steps. kindness shoo n u.1 during the death "Who sant it 7" to take the rap tor everyboey. • • • of our uncle "Anonymous." I don t care about anything. Ex- Family • Calvin Futrell -Where was it mailed stinking -rliE tide waa on the r!--. I The from?" cept that sneak." lip I "New York." Mary awakens slowly, but she waded into the warm isay by Ernie BushmIller -Let me see it." was awake Perhaps she hadn't water and clambered tato the NANC "It's under lock and key In been asleep. She was in Ellen's Place. A slow ground swell route there's any trouble, You room, sitting on the edge of the moved in and out or the en- SEE IF YOU CAN don t want trance, flowed through my trou- to make trouble, do bed. The street light made her MAKE THAT BOY you 7" piam enough with shadows of sers The fat billfold In my hip REGRET DATING "Wlint is it you want 1"" leaves moving on her face. She pocket swelled against my nip -1 want and than grew thinner under THAT GIRL O you to forget the was a ruck.• Itlyint granite rock 4 o.vhceo thing Weil just drop the set in a tide race. It VMS my weight aa it water-soaked. whole thing and forget it--If She was tough as a boat, ins- The summer sea was crowded you will." movIng, unyielding, and safe. with little jellyfish. As they "It's not a thing easy to for- "Will you be coming to bed, washed in against my legs and get. • Ethan?" belly I felt them sting like "Hell. I mean just keep your So she had been listening too. small bitter fires. • lo \ lip buttoned don't give us any "Not now, my darling dear." A stronger wave lifted ray o; ; trou "Are you going out again?" legs arid made them feel free I closed the ofolol rich blue covers "Yee to walk." and separate from me, and an 210 ? 0 on my son's essay and handed "You need your sleep. It's eager wind sprang from it back to him. "I won't give still raining. Do you have to nowhere and drove the mist like • oo c'oc? !II equip- you any trouble." go ?" sheep. Then I could see, a star eZ. 0 Co ar, sharp His teeth stowed like matched "Yes. There're a place. I have -late rising, too fataxotng over c9 to. CS pearls. "I knew it. I told them to go there." edge. the ePe.".S.AOS /2.''.- I looked you up. You have a -Take your raincoat. You It Ian t true that there's a good record --good family." forgot it before." community of light, a bonfire id white, "Will you go away now?" "Yes, my darling." of the world. Everyone carries "I don't by Raeburn Van Buren i's tooth. want to go away I didn't kiss her then. / his own, his lonely own. AERIE AN' .SLATS leaving you angry. Public rela- couldn't with the balled and My light is out. There's tions is my line. We could work covered figure beside her. But nothing blacker than a wick. something out. Scholarship or I touched tier 'Moulder NOW DO YOU IT'S BEGINNING BD Standard and I Inward I said, I want to go UNDERSTAND WHY GET THROUGH like that something dignified." touched her face and she was borne -no not home, to the YEN O'CLOCK AND TO )nly WISH St) DEARLY (221E, 9495 "Has stn gone on strike for • tough as a boot. other side or home where the ALL'S WELL'-- TEN I TO HESTER ./ LEAVE THIS PLACE 2 wage raise? No, just go away I went to the bathroom for a lights are given. O'CLOCK now -please!" moment for a package of razor It's so much darker when a -. $199.95 -We'll work something out." blades. light goes out than it would "I'm sure you will." I was in the hall, reaching in have been if it had never shone. I let hlm out and sat down the closet for a raincoat as There comes a time for decent, I a good ohofn and turned out the light Mary wished, when I heard • honorable retirement, not dra- and r $14945 sat listening to my house scuffle and II scramble and a matic, not punishment of self I thought to go to the cabinet rush and Ellen flung herself at or family -just good-by, a warm and take the talisman in my me, grunting and snuffling. She bath and an opened vein, a hand had $149.95 stood up to get it. buried her face against my warm sea and a razor blade. I heard a crunching around breast and pinned my elbows The ground swell on the rising and a whinny like a frightened down with encircling arms. And tide whished into the Place and colt, and $399.95 quick steps in the hail her whole little body shook. raised my legs and hips and and silence. I went up to Ellen's "Take me with you." swung them to the side. room and switched on the light. "Silly, I can't" I reached•tn my side pocket She was $34915 balled up under a -Take me with you. You're for my razor blades and I felt Sheet, her head under her pillow. not coming back." the lump. Then in wonder 1 When I tried to lift the pillow "What do you mean, okook- remembered the car poet ng, she clung to it $224.95 and I had to urn ? Of course I'm coming barks stroking hands of the tight- by Al Capp yank it away. L1L' ABNER A line of blood I'm always coming back. You bearer. For a moment It resisted ran from the corner of her go up to bed and rest Then coming out of my wet pocket. mouth. AH WAS MIGHTY SIAREWD TID GIT LATER it shift, you'll feel better." Then in my hand it gathered BUT- WHAR'S -I slipped In the bathroom." every bit of light there was and A FINE WATCHDOG,TO GUARD THE 9149.95 "You won't take me'!" "I rose. Are you badly hurt?" seemed red-dark red. 71,829 HAM SANGWIDGES - MI'OTHER 21,839? -Where I'm going they "1 don't think so." would A surge of wave pushed me not let you in. Do you want to -In other words, it's none of against the very back of the . $99.95 stand outside In your night- my burliness." 1 Place. And the tempo of the sea gown?" "I didn't want him to go to speeded up. I had to fight the jail." "You can't." water to get out, and I had to ICTOR Allen WWI sitting on the edge She grappled me again and get out_ I rolled and scrambled of his bed, naked except for her hands caressed and stroked and splashed chest deep in the jockey shorts. His eyes-they my arms, my sides, dug her surf and the beleking waves made me think of a mouse in balled fist, Into my aide pushed me against the old sea a corner, ready atlast to fight pockets an that I was afraid she a broom. might find the razor blades. She I had to get bark-had to "The stinking sneak!" waa always a caressing girl, a return the talisman to its new "Did you hear it all?" stroking girl, and a surprising OVITT1 T 4 • "1 heard what that stinking girl. Suddenly she released me Else another light might go LES sneak did." and stood back with her head out "Did you hear what you did?" raised and her Oyes level and TTTF1 ENT, The Winter ot Out Viecontent. by Joh. Steinbeck. Copyright 4:3 . 1961_ by John Htelnbeck. All rights reserved.

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PAGE SIX TOR LltD01111 T162118 r- 5ttIR1114T. RICNTVCILIF FRIDAY — APRIL 26, 1983 p ..M•Mk Thursday for a check up with Ur. son Johnnie, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin NORTH FORK NEWS Pasenall. Jones, Mr and Mrs. Billy Pickard Bro. and Mrs Warren Sykes and and Mrs Ruth Paschall visited Mrs. Susan were supper guests ot tne Martha Paschall and family Sun- R. D. Keys Thursday nignt. day. by .Mrs. IL D. Key Mr. and Mrs Calvin Halley anti Mrs. Lillie Paschall spent Satur- Mr. and Mrs Jerry Vandyke from son Henry Jones, and Noah Holley day night with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Memphis, Bro and Mrs. Terry Sills were dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Urooms. and family, Mrs Douglas Vandyke Herbert Orr Friday Mr and Mrs Billy Nance and visited Mrs. R. D. Key and Mrs. Bro. and Mrs. Warren Sykes. tarty- family visited Mr. and Mrs. James Ella Mortis GrrdmsolphSusaturpabcdaypnart. and family Saturday Ion H Morris and Gail Kemp visit- 411 p m. ed Sue and Sarah Par1511 ericiay and Ancii Mrs. Iva Paschall and Mrs. Hugh night. They had an enjoyame time, Wicker visited Clay Cook In Fur- Paschall and girls visited Mrs. R. D. guitar music made by Warren bytes year Nursing Home Sunday alter- Key Saturday afternoon and Gaylon H. Morris with Gail noon. Mrs. Sue Nance visited Mr. and Kemp and Sue Parish at the piano Adolphus Paschen and motner Mrs. Lois Lamb Friday. along with the Paris quartet singing Mrs Martha Paschall was in Paris Mr and Mrs. Bardon Nance visit- also. Tuesday to see Dr. Jones. ed the J. B Irvins Sunday morning Mr and Mrs. George Jenkins Joyce Paschall was a supper guest and was a dinner guest of Mr. and spent the day with Mr and Mrs. Friday night in the home of Carnoi Members on Waterway Authority Mrs Hafford Cooper. Jim Hart near Murray Thursday. Boyd. Kentucky Visitors in the home of Mrs Ella Tellus Orr went to Memphis Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Carnol Boyd and Morris State Rep. Milton Ash- Sunday were Mr and Mrs day was treated at UP? Methodist son Jerry Duncan shopped in Nasn-6 Shown here are Kentucky's newly-appointed representatives on Jr., editor of The Paducah Sun-Democrat; and Charlie Olive of Paducah. Mr and Hospital until he' returned home vile Tuesday. the four-state Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Development Authori- by of Sebree. They will represent Kentucky on the Tennessee-Tombig- Mrs. Douglas Vandyke, Mr and Friday. May have to go cack later Mrs. Louis Paschall and Mrs chairman bee Authority, an interstate compact formed five years ago to promote Mrs. Glynn Orr. Mr and ty. From left to right are Gov. Bert T. Combs, of the Ken- Mrs Oman for an operation but will be treatea Thomas Duncen shopped In Neste. construction a 253-mile waterway linking the Tennessee River at Paschall. Mr and Mrs tucky delegation; J. 0. Matlick of Frankfort. state commsioner of the of Morris Jenk- here by Dr Newman tor awhile. vllle Tuesday. Tombigbee Demopolis, ins and sons, Mr and conservation; Robert B. Diehl of Louisville, widely known businessman; Pickwick Landing. Tenn., with the River at Mrs Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vandyke trom Mrs. Glynn Orr visited Miss tan- Gallimore. and Mr and Mrs Philip L. Swift, state commissioner of aeronautics; Edward J. Paxton, Ala. The U. S. Corps of Engineers has already approved the project. Gay- Memphis and Stro and Mrs. Terry ma Hooper and Mrs. Ruth Hayes len Morris Sills and children from Kirksey- Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs George Jenkins and visited over the weekend with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. D Key spent Bro and Mrs. Vaden visited the and Mrs Douglas Vandyke outer Monday night with Mrs. Ella Mor- R. D Keys Sunday p. m. visitors on Saturday p m were ris and Zipora. Mr and Mrs. Charlie Olive visit- New Single Cross R. D. Key. Bro. and Mrs Warren Mrs. Warren Sykes spent Tues- ed Coy Kuykendall in PAGE - - Henry Coun- Sykes and Susan. day with Mrs R. D. Key. • Hybrid Makes ty Hospital Sunday. Mr. Kuykendall Mrs. Ruth Holley visited Mrs. underwent surgery Friday. Ella Morris Saturday morning. Debbie Jackson visited Susan Amazing Records Mr and Mrs. Coyn Nance visited Sykes Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Hugh Paschall and Mrs R. D Key Tuesday afternoon. OF THE family, Mrs Iva Paschall, Mr and Arlin Paschall spent Tuesday Clarence Pescnall will 2o to Mem- Mrs. Enloe Tarkington and afro and • night with Mr and Mrs Hildred phis Hospital Wednesday for Iur- Paschall Mrs Vaden visited Tellus OTT Sun- ther examination. day p m : Bro and Mrs Warren Sykes and LEDGER Susan were & TIMES supper guests of the Mn and Mrs Clayton Lamb visit- R D Keys Tuesday night ed the Billy Nances Friday merit NOW YOU KNOW Ancil Wicker went to Memphis ',rare Cannon Priitrctri rope ing mostly crappie up there. Just TTuesday for a checkup on his eye. • Mr and Mrs. Johnnie Weiner, Sr. • 4-H like the big lakes closer to Mem- Dr reports he's doing fine visited Mr and Mrs Hugh PIM Mill Tractor • United Preis International t Kenlake . phis, Mrs Iva Paschall, Sunday night By biggest catches come from the airs Hugh A device designed to put :o flight creek areas Excellent strings came Pa.schall and girls visited Mrs Es- The blatterwort. a rootless plant (Continued Feely; Page Onei Mr and Mrs Billy Nance and every species of bird that feeds on out of Bill &Bob's Lodge at Jona- sie Orr and Mrs John Welher Wed- which floats in marshy pools, has family visited Mrs. J. B Irvin Sun- Train or fruit is being produced by Group Holds than Creek and the Blood River , nesda)' afternoon hundreds of pin-sized traps which Mr day night. captures tiny insects ultimately di- Snuth-Roles Ltd . of Saskatoon. line to pay *like It's still worth it. dock. and Mrs Billy Wilson visited Mr and Mr. and Mrs Max Paschen anti gested by plant juices COSTS Saskatchewan. accordang to the Na- tae, orly Charlie loses money on Mrs One Kuykendall Wed- If any one wants info on the nesday MOH tional Wildlife Federation Called Final Meeting me. For a 150-pounder I eat a lot rughteef aces, the Kentucky Lake he Comet bird-scare cannon. it of catfish Guide is Mr and Mrs Charles Paschall published by Paul Abell and print- and WORTS emits a blast equal in sound power You ran reach Ken take family spent Sunday with Mrs. by car ed by Young Printing MORE "..o the discharge hes, Co. 614 Jef- Paschall's grandir.other. of 10 shotguns The Calloway County boat or plane-- yep folks even Mrs John- 4-H Tractor ferson St.. Paducah. Ky. son It was Widely adapted %nee Main component is an 18-inch me- eh- in There are many ffsmily type her birthday-. for III Iei by Cron hybrid with tremen- Prdject Group had their final meet- gaphone with a compression cham- eesorts with cabins Mrs R D was in Paris dous yielding ability and ing on Thursday night. April 18 at and all that goes If anyone wants to know why ber at Its base A mixture of air and fishing Wednesday to see Dr. Newman outstanding resistance to the Hughes Implement Co They and water sports "eiinessee's- portion of Tennessee borers. blight and stalk rot. In acetylene Mrs Warren Sykes and is detonated by • coil and have hed meetings The slate rif Kenteekv started it River lakes are not so developed. Mrs 17 different trials of 8 Official at Billington- Charles Paschall spark plug unit Firing intervals really with Kenleke State Park. ask your state representatives and was in Paris Wed- 1960 State Yield Testa, 806s Forsee Tractor Co Stokes Tractor nesday -in be regulafed by a timing device aow cormlhe with natars, for a meeting with the r.ri Margin over test Averages war Co McKeel Equipment Co . and the Kenlake Hotel and Frank Clement. most 18.88 Bo. and cabins scouts leader Vinson Tractor Co. The service there is of them have been around long Mrs Oman Paschall '(Haat!'" Is a plod Name. The greet but it Coos mere than most enough to have done something visited Coy Members participating in the pro- Kuykendall Humber is a Variety Desaevation. of the other rissort cribtns at Kentucky did at xentake. and Clarence Paschall ;ect included • Danny Williams. in Nobles Pat Set a Standard Hospital Wedneeday Scott. Craig Calhoun, Ronnie Cesur- Actually, Mrs Sue libilLAN43 Farmers Grain and the state operated fa- Nance visf'^d airs R D. in. Delbert Collins. Jerry Chapman. Key Ledo end convert le.e yin* b.g,ew eilities hist set a standard of clean- Wednesday aftesnorn indefov. the "lie.,... friend- seye, eses Seed Co. Eddie Chapman. Bobbie Williams. 'lease end 9tPnlre ,00es hem fhe fers is. i,s • which resort own- Howard end DIRECT $1 9995 Railroad Ave Kent McCuiston. Charles Mark Ma- Morris visited Mrs H peered clean ers Mtle follow to get business en DRIVE _NOW rine. Kerry Williams. Dale Nanney, Key Thursday East Of Frt Depot the park swim area boat deck, horse Henry Armstrong. Danny Chapman, Murray. Ky. stables etc are there for all no - Mrs Warren Sykes Neleofa Murdock. visited Mrs. Kelao, Joe ....44ser -where Hwy-stay- • Eats—Morris Pat ahd Ydi1ly -irecinesciay Sykes Hughes. Don Spiceland. Bros. Lumber Co. and I catch more fish•at Pickwick and in Jrning Max Hughes ' Peels Lendina ,because Mrs I know the Elia Morris was in Paris New Concord Road Johnnie Kelso. Joe Pat Hughes,' area better, but you keep wishing —• Don Murray Spiceiand and Max Hughes Tennessee had highly developed • Lumber Co. Inc. served as Jr Leaders Ernest Mad- places like Kenlake State Park arid spied as a OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO IN Mt RR.' T leader the Kentucky Dam artsa Theri were three dirlsions of the Something for Families EVERY FOOT A SQUARE group namely, first year. second Those folks up there ha'. r found BIG, DEAL year and SPECIAL third year The first out you make a whole HORSE year lot more SALE ! group studied Tractor Safety. Gen- money a-her, a fisherman 104 East Maple S TP 71i3.1 brings his eral Lubrication. Clean Air for the whole family along They have Engine. Oil for the Engine and learned too, that families must 11111111MIIIIIMIMI11111111111111111111111111111111111111, Hydraulic BIGGEST System a nd Operators have something to do besides fish. SALE SATURDAY HORSES Manual. -lye had dock operators at lakes FOR The second year studied Tractor. say they don't want the state com- L Promptly at Tipping Safety, What Makes an peting with them. THIS SPRING! APRIL 27, 1963 TOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOU Engine Run Mixing Fuel and Air, Before Kentucky developed a huge Ignition System Care. Cooling Ws- park ni;Sr Murray. people there said TRADE wTni.... 'ems for Engines. Tractor Service , the same thing They say different and Cost Records now They don't compete they de- MURRAY third LIVESTOCK The -end on the COMPANY year studied Tractor park to bring them PARKER MOTORS Safety on the Highway. customers and besides twat of the South Second Steering Street Murray, Ky .ind Front Wheels. Care of Tires, park facilities are leased out. COOKOUT CHAMP—Thomas J. PLaza 3-5273 Murray, Ky. taring Fuel Power Transmissions, The nailing McDermott Jr., 32, dis- plays his prize Tractor Service and Cost Records As for the fishing, they are catch- winning LARGE "Grilled Imperial Crown VOLUME — LOW PROF11 Later in the spring there will be Load of Meat Loaf" In Honolulu, Registered Quarter Horses "Service Built Our Business" a picnic and practice tractor driving enter the County Tractor Driving session which wins him the America IT WILL PAY plus an awards program at Contest to be held at the Calloway YOU TO SEE PS ON A NEW OP USET. CARI Cookout champ title and the picnic All tractor project books County Pale. CONSIGNED Kaiser's $10.000 prize. The FOR SALE Aill be due May 15 to be judged The project Is being sponsored, by dish is made of ground lamb, for the awards The practice tractor the Implement dealers * Expecting of Murray says McDermott, • Los An- Good Run! * Bring Horses, Mules, Ponies! lriving session is designed to get and. the Standard Oil agent. John geles attorney. project members better • Everyone Invited — prepared to Parker. BILLY MORGAN — • Busers for ‘II Kinds PLANNING .. . CENTENNIAL SCRAPBOOE To Have A The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures Complete 29c One of the spontaneous best- No. which here ran within one hundred yards of SUCCESSFUL ." sellers among the celebrated the shore. At the same moment innumer- CROP CALLS FOR series Currier soil of & Ives lithographs was one able floats of turpentine and other com- insect control rushed from the presses in New York of bustible materials were set ablaze. In the Nathaniel Currier and James M. Ives in face of all this fire, the boats made their May 1543. It is reproduced in miniature way with but little loss except the transport for SOUND below. tobacco! PLANNING! The caption read as follows: Henry Clay, which was set on fire & sank." "Admiral Porters Fleet Running the Rebel The lithograph identified the boats shown Blockage PLAN TODAY FOR of the Miaalsaippi at %'icitsburg. here as, left to right: Tuscumbia, Henry Heptachlor April 18, 11183. At half is the Insecticide you can depend on TOMORROW WITH A past ten P. M., the Clay, Forest Queen, Silver Wave, Carandolet, boats left for control of their moorings & steamed down Mound City, Louisville, Lafayette and Gen- wireworms, various species of the river, the Benton (Admiral Porter's flag- eral Price, Benton (with is small ram along- cutworms, white grubs, mole crickets, seed corn PCA CROP LOAN ship] taking the lead. As they approached side). maggots, tobacco webworms, the point opposite the town, a temfic con- rootworms, green • Save by paying cash. The seven Ironclads. three transports and June centrated fire of the centre, upper and lower rani beetle larvae, and other soil insects. • Us* the money were sent down river to cover the cross- as needed. b4tteries . .. was directed upon the channel. ing (ant'e army was preparing 'putt Versatile Heptachlor takes care of all tobacco • Interest is charged only of Vicksburg. soil insect problems. One for the number of days broadcast application Despite the its at or before transplanting time, protects used. sinking your of the crop • Repayment not due until Henry Clay, not all season. Heptachlor is economical, crops ar• sold. a Union man was and has no unpleasant odor. Get all the soil SEE or • Interest is stopped with lost. Jubilantly, insect control you pay for. Get Heptachlor CALL Porter each payment. notified from your dealer now. his superiors, "It Dusts, granules, sprays, was a real jolly or fertilizer mi‘turcs. KEYS KEEL scene. Vicksburg Velsicol Chemical Corporation, never got a bet- 330 Last ter pounding." Grand A‘e., Chicago II, Illinois. Jackson Porter was not Purchase joyous after his iron clads, two weeks later, Heptachlor kills PRODUCTION pounded at the CREDIT Confederate river forts at Grand wireworms, Gulf. Rebel gun- cutworms, ASSOCIATION ners did "Dever, damage to the Distributed by King Features attackers. !Or North 4th Street Sa.osy 751 5602 Syndicate other soil —Clark Kinnalrd insects!

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