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Selected Am A Best All ROund Kentucky Community Newspargo ft I e- s Largest Circulation In The Newspaper The City One With The Largest Crown Circulation In in arri- une Circulation The County r a 2nd tate and S smateur POPULATION 10,100 LXXXII No. 142 June 17, 1961 MURRAY Vol. United Press International IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, elected Funeral Centucky I Salem. °tin. ird od, were

(1:11) DISPOSAL PLAN MU air- ACTION TAKEN AIRPORT, ( Thurs. Boy Unhurt As to the Hail Strikes Train Action Taken On New Proposed Darrell Council Accepts Offer Of Bonfires Car Sprit 7. City ended a NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP11 -- An System Here nine women Garbage Disposal i. anegi• Airport Funds Determination automobile containing patiek Government On and children drove past flashing signal lights at a grade crossing The newly proposed city garbage in the morning and 2:00 to 4:00 Youth The Federal Gov- here Friday and struck a passen- collection and disposal system mov- in the afternoon. A City Council last night 'ac- be constructed. Of Berliners The which with ger train. Four persons were killed forward last night at the regu- Supervised play, story telling glee, at offer of the Federal ernment added funds, cepted the provided ed and five others injured. the Murray City hour, etc. would be included in the 'I Scouts to be used local and state funds lar meeting of Government of $82,549 seven-year-old boy, only planned program which would con- .ky, will - sufficient capital with-. -lehich to A Council when it was decided that in the construction of the Murray the to August 15. Layne at construct the paved air strip. .BERLIN tun — Bonfires blazing slightly shaken up in accident, a proposed or4inance be drawn up tinue from June 15 Calloway County Airport. T h e ac- varied reac- ence will Acceptance by t h e city and •n Berlin's Iron Curtain border tried to tell officers how' the regulating:1EO administration of The council indicated Fiscal Court will also pass on the lives of his suggestion. The age lay. county of the funds will assure 1t1 ay symbolized the determina- cident which took the the systeni. tion to the over before it becomes binding. two others point of difference. It immediate construction. V n of the city's Western sectors mother, brother and 'Councilman Maurice Crass, Jr., limit was a Appearing before the council that suggested that possibly ages The City Council also passed a remain free. happened. committee chairman, urged was t1(4 were Ed LaFontaine of the State victims were Mrs. Frances six to ten would be more realistic. resolution last night setting forth The fires were lighted to set off The some action be taken on the pro- partment of Aeranautics, Al nyder, 31; her son. Mike 11; Jua- The proposal was turned over to a. the policy .of the city on paving n daylong demonstration against posed improvement. He reported Gear of th e Federal Aviation nita Pierce, 20; and Raymond Ja- of the the park corrunitte, Marvis Harris of streets this year. It is the same Soviet efforts to force the Western to the council that approval Agency, and Mr. Hayworth of the cob Withers, 18 months. received from chairman for study and report back n earth- policy used last year and involves Allies out of Berlin, which was to proposal had been engineering firm of Clye E. Wil- Injured were Tony nyder, 7; civic clubs and' that to the council. ." a Lon• the city paying one third of the be climaxed by a mass meeting practically all liams and Associates. David, his brother, 9; Buddy Wi-' had been register- Bids were taken on a new mow- nday ex- cost of paving on new streets and at city hall. little opposition The offer of the government thers, an infant; Peggy Withers, er for the cemetery. The only bid oot earth the resident on each side paying ed. was read and accepted by resolu- Today was a holiday, "German 3; and Mrs. Ann Withers, 20. Mrs. new system which was ori- received was from McKeel Equip- !lassifica- one third. The tion of the council. This money Unity Day", but many West Ber- Withers, the driver, and her son ginally sponsored by the Murray ment on a six horsepower, 25 t be seen Tt-i possibility of a blacktop the lake- with local and state funds will liners decided .to forgo were reported in critical condition Rotary Club has been developing inch cut "Slapping Turtle" for curb in the center of Sunset Drive SENATOR — Taking over the Senate provide the city and county with SWEAR IN TEXAS GOP side beaches, woods and sidewalk at a local hospital. for the past year. Under the lead- 6369.50. This was accepted. was discussed. This will be given swore him into office, Sen. a paved air strip at the airport seat of Vice President Johnson who cafes "to give Khrushchev his an- Tony Nyder, tears streaming ership of Crass and Mayor Holmes The south curb at Seventh and further consideration. Bids on he war Penny. John G. Tower is congratulated by the Vice Presideni- as re- swer." lo‘wn his cheeks, told officers. Ellis a firm, workable system has Maple -streets will be moved back blacktop will be requested. .The city and county originally a standing ovation from the jammed Senate galleries. Mayor Willy Brandt had sum e ran right into it. When I includes three in line with the curb on that under consideration for ceives been evolved which build a sod strip, Streets state since reconstruc- at City. w it coming, I just shut my side of the street. a distance of had planned to are as fol- Tower is the first GOP Senator from his moned them to gather ..Eh compaction type pickup trucks, for repaving by the city but it developed that with some Hali "to show the world anevat eyes, that's all I did. pickup of garbage, and a bulldozer about three feet_ lows: tion (1.0's more money, the paved strip could what the German people wanj "My brother David said "Stop". for use in a sanitary land fill me- William B. Hodges, City Fireman. Street Number feet and where Berlin stands." -- Then we hit it right in the mid- thod of disposal. tendered his resignation to the South 2436 will be It was a fitting day to demon- dle." A public meeting will be held council. A new fireman Vine, 11th to 12th. 584 Anyone strate for freedom — the anniver- The fleet Louisville and Nash- before the ordinance is passed in hired to replace Hodges. Irvan . 200 ap- Fiscal Court sary of the East German "revolt" ville train bound for Atlanta car- order that the public may give ex- wishing to apply should make 187 Beale ried the automobile about 75 feet pression to their views in the sub- plication with the city clerk. S. 11th. SOO School of 1953. Passage down the tracks ject. 700 Eight years ago today 300,000 Olive A hearing was also held last Accepts Offer streets under consideration Soviet occupation troops crushed New night on proposed changes in the to be paved are as follows: an unorganized, unplanned revolt Sabre Armed Bone Baby Zoning Ordinance. No one was Number feet that threatened Communist power Brittle Street for the hearing and the 400 present On Airport Broach Dim In every city in the Soviet zone. To Be "Rodded reading of Bill passed the first Aid council 500 At least 8 rebels were killed Hickory Drive the ordinance on the changes. The Police Hold Sunset Drive 2000 outright, 71 were sentenced to VINCENT J. BURKE ure on racial grounds. Cl CAGO (UPS) — Doctors plan- changes are minor and include South 13th. 200 By death and 25.000 were arrested. International Smith's statement charged that six 'rodding up" operations certain areas on the south and west The Calloway Fiscal Court met Mayor Ellis will serve on a United Press More than 100 are said to be still ned (UPt — Prospects the program would -aid the NAA during the next six months to which were changed from Resi- Down Riot this mornIng in special session to Statewide Development Board WASHINGTON tin prison. passage of Presi- UP" bring southern schools un- strengthen the brittle bones of dence I to Residence II; a section consider the offer of the Federal headed by Lt. Gov. Wilson Wyatt. for congressional West Berliners the aid bill look- der Washington control. He said converted 18 -old Peter Lollar id Lit- in the genefal area of the housing Government of 882.540 to be used .of this board will be dent Kennedy's school -month LIMA. Peru arn — Mounted po- A meeting many federal grants would be withheld usual holiday.- observance into an development in the northeast sec- of the Murray-. June 29-30. ed dimmer today than in tle Rock. Ark. with sabres today ring- in the construction held in Frankfort from schools which are not- ra- informal "plebiscite" against the tion of town from Industrial to lice armed Airport. will be pre- weeks. Peter. who was born with a rare of San Marcos to alloway County A mayor's trophy cially integrated and asked -should Soviet plan to end Western rights Business, and other minor changes. ed the University the -Morehead Democratic leaders who had ori- disease, has suffered 23 fractures. I. a After hearing the offer of sented at the Murray for arfhess in Berlin. Bids were opened on a new po- prevent a repetition of the anti- ginally expected to push the Sen- we sell our birth-right His bones are so fragile that he government. the Fiscal Court vot• football game beginning this year. They were spurred by Soviet lice car. The bid of Taylor Motors American outbursts that marred ate-passed bill through the House of pottage, when we will g4t the has broken ribs merely by cough- ed unanimously to Recent the of- The trophy will be presented by Premier Nikita Khrushchev's de- was $975 and the Ford police car. the arrival in Peru of U. S. Am- before July 1 were not sure now mess without the pottage. ing. fer This money together with the mayors of Murray and More- mand for a German settlement and the bid of Parker Motors was bassador Adlai E. Stevenson. when it would reach the floor_ A team of doctors at the Shrin- funds raised locally and with state head. this year in his hard, uncompro- and the Ford police car. Heavy security precautions also Some supporters who earlier had ers' Hosiptal for Crippled Children $969 funds, will go toward the construc- Councilman Frank Lancaster re- mising speech Thursday night. The council, after consideration, were taken elsewhere in this cap- been confident of passage reported in suburban Oak Park examined tion of a paved airstrip for the ported to the council on the effort Murravans On The Berliners meant to show accepted the bid of Taylor Motors ital city in anticipation of further that the result now was uncertain, and X-rayed Peter Friday shortly airport. Mr Al Gear of the Colum- to improve the street light system. Khrushchev that they reject his because it could have immediate attempts by Communists. Castro- with one nose count showing only after his arrival at the hospital. bus. Ohio office was present. A meeting will be held next Mon- plan to make West Berlin an un- delivery and because the company nes and leftists to embarrass Ste- 194 of the 437 members sure to Dr. Harold A. Scofield. chief sur- In other action the court clari- day with the Mayor, Councilman defended "free city" ripe for a planned to furnish free a new siren. venson. vote for it. Prize *inning geon at the hospital, said he plan- fied a ruling passed during a re- Dick. Councilman Lancaster and Communist takeover. new light and an alernator for the Police were forced to use tear Prospects for passage of the bill ned to remove the bones from igular session The ruling as pub- E. S. Ferguson of the Murray new car. An alternator is an adap- gas three times Friday to break were clouded by new developments Peter's upper arms. thighs and lished in the Ledger and Times Electric System to discuss the pro- tation which allows the generator up marches by students demon- in the church-state dispute over FBLA Team shins. The bones will be shat- States. was not clear in regard to the gram. of the car to charge the battery strating against the United school aid and the controversy in Mrs. Austin Is In tered into about six pieces, strung sheriff obtaining the permission Various types of street lights even when the motor is idling. Helmeted police squads dispersed the South over racial integration on metal rods "like shishkabob" Of the County Attorney. Common- will be shown to the council when Language Institute Dennis Taylor. Park Supervisor, with. tear gas bombs a mob of 150 of public schools. and replaced, Sofield said. wealth Attorney or County Judge the program is decided on. The Kentucky State Parliamen- appeared before the council and students trying to march on Bo- Democrat Threatens Bill Team won -We have ever hope he can a helve making a trip outside the A street light will, be placed at tary Procedure third Mrs. bwillilFarmer Austin of suggested the possibility of the livar Hotel in downtown Lima: - A strategically placed Demo- the walk without braces or crutches. 100 stu- state or area to arrest a fugitive. Richland and Magnolia on South place rating at National Future Murray. taeticr Romance lan- addition of a service, to the park demonstration by about crat warned that he will block ride a bike and maybe play golf," This ruling is only to appy street. A sign "Slow—Chil- Business Leaders of America Con- guage at Murray High School will for four to ten year old children. dents at-the university and a dem- 16th, President Kennedy's school aid bill the surgeon said. where extradition papers have not Play" will be placed on vention which was held in Wash- be one of the .51 participants in A supervisor would be in charge onstration by 50 students shouting dren at until legislation to pro- Sofield said he has performed been completed When extradition large number unless and ington, D.C. on June 11-14. the summer langauge institute to 11:00 "Cuba si, Yankees no" before the Woodlawn where a loans to about 160 such operations since he of the children from 9:00 papers on a person have been vide federal construction Team members on the Kentucky which opens Monday (June 191 at national congress.. of children live. approved for originated "rodding up" surgery iigned. the sheriff can automati- re-;parochial schooLs is Parliamentary Procedure Team Stevenson flew here Friday from Councilman Leonard Vaughn Vanderbilt University. years ago. the trip since funds 'House action. This upset the time. were: Roland Case, Bobby 10 La-7,-Pez. Bolivia. He was given a cally make ported to the council that a meet- Ray, The institute, which runs thro- night supplied by ,table for House action and upset and Peter flew here Thursday Hospital official reception in a tense for this purpose are ing will be held on June 26 with Judy Thomas, Nore Winter, ugh Aug. 6, will be conducted for Alurrai, warm hopes of Democratic leaders to with his mother, Mrs Lani that in the Bo-- the state. Agents interested in bidding all from Murray College High. and secondary school teachers of setting similar to Fiscal keep the two bills divorced in the and a nurse. He was cradled in a Purpose of the ruling was to hold approximately three quar- Judy Wallace, from Meade County French and Spanish, under auspices livian capital where five persons on the public mind. sponge rubber basinet to protect down travel expenses where pas- dollars bond issue High School. The College High of the U. S. Office of Education. were killed and 16 wounded in ters of a million determined drive was start- him against any shocks. sible, since the county must pay Sewer —A FBLA Parliamentary Procedure The institute is designed to in- the anti-government riots coincid- for expansion of the Murray measure of the Census -- Adult these bills, so a conference with ed to strip the Team has placed in the top five crease the teaching effectiveness ing with his visit. System. pass — Nursery 4 the three would be desirable southern support it needs to in the nation for the past four a Census All classes at San Marcos were one of The council also gave their ap- of participants and give them 65 trip. the House. Swimming Party Set Adult Beds suspended today. before making a to the efforts of the Water years. wider knowledge of the areas proval Legislation to provide federal Emergency Beds 3 and leftists stu- System to obtain a The College High FBLA Chap- where the languages are used. For Tuesday, June 20 The Communist and Sewer construction loans to parochial and Patients admitted .... 3 to give Ste- to aid in the expan- ter received a Gold Seal Chapter The teachers, who will represent dents had threatended Federal grant other private schoolS was approv- Patients dismissed 0 time than they • The grant could be Award which is given to outstand- 13 states, will be housed in uni- venson a rougher sion program. ed 12 to 8 at a joint session of New Citizens 0 Richard M. Weather aid in in- ing FBLA Chapters in the nation. versity dormitories with native There will be a swimming party gave Vice President as much as $97.110 to house education subcommit- A and three The College High Chapter was ond speakers of the langauge they' are at the Calloway Country Club on Patients admitted from Wednesday Nixon in 1958, when they stoned stallation of collector lines money could be tees Friday_ The of five Kentucky FBLA Chapters studying, and will take their meals June 20 from 10:00 to 12:30. The Friday 8:00 a. m. and spat on him during his visit Report lift stations in the expansion pro- lunch- 1:00 a. m. to used to build gymnasiums, to receive this award. in small groups in which they will party will be for member's chil- here. It was at San Marcos Uni- eailled Prow heloroolieeml gram. for the rooms and classrooms Other Kentuckians winning hon- be expected to speak the language dren in the fourth, fifth and sixth Anthony Maupin, 161817 Broach; versity that the vice president had Mayor Ellis reported that the science teaching of mathematics, ors at the National FBLA Con- exclusively. grades. Mrs. Estelle Lovett. Route 1. Al- his most difficult moments. Mostly fair former church located at South Western 'Kentucky — and language. vention were: Steve Danial. Ma- Director of the institute will be Eachchild is asked to bring a mo; Mrs. Alma Strader, 522 Broad: Stevenson had been declared and to- Eighth extended which had pre- repaid over and a little warmer today The loans could be rion, eighth in the Mr. FBLA Dr. William H. Roberts, profesor sack lunch and may bring one Mrs. Marie Betts. 614 Miller: Fred "persona non grata" by the pro- low tonight sented something of a hazard with than the night. High today 82. a 4-year period at less Contest; a n d -Virginia Burnett, of Romance languages at Vander- non-member guest. Drinks will be Gingles, 1606 Fanner; Mrs. Faye Castro Federation of University and mild. its water filled basement, had been legislation 60. Sunday partly cloudy going interest rate. The Meade County, second in the Miss bilt and also director of the 1961- furnished by the committee Mrs. Ryan, 1203 Olive; Miley Kale. Dex- Students which scheduled a meet- sold for residential property. Temperatures at 5 a. m. (CDT).: sets no ceiling on total lending. FBLA Contest. D a n Harelson, in France program John Quertermous, chairman, Mrs. ter; Mrs. Robert Cole. 812 Poplar; ing on the campus. At the same effort will be made to prop- E2 Vanderbilt *Louisville 51, Paducah 52, Lex- An That would be up to Congress on fall C. H. Jones, and Mrs. Dennis Tay- Mrs. William Moates.-C011ege Stn., time, anti-Communist students call- South Eighth street Reidland. was elected Vice-Presi- Jo be initiated this at Aix-en- ington 52, Bolwing Green 54, Lon- erly drain a year-to-year basis. Box 1132: Mrs. Dina Turner, Route ed an agent meeting to protest Poplar streets. dent of the Southern FBLA region. Provence. lor, don 50, Covington 49, 11,pkinsville between Main and The demand for clearance of the 2. Golden Pond: Robert Smith, 203 "Communist domination" of the difficulty in 55, Surface water has parochial aid bill as the price for North 17th.: Mrs. Sadie Shoemaker, university student body Lima au- the area and Evansville, Ind., 50. getting away from House action on Kennedy's public College Farm Road; Sally Rose thorities feared clashes between problems, Huntington, W. ,Va , 49. causes frequent flood school aid bill came from Rep. Cope. Route I. Benton; Linda Su- the two groups and the university James J. Delaney, D-N. Y. San Thompson. Route 3. was shuttered. FIVE DAY FORECAST SHOWERS ARE WELCOME Holds Commanding Position Stevenson. chief U. S. delegate — One way to Patients dismissed • from Wednes- By United Press International NEW YORK (UPD Because of his strategic position to the United Nations. is touring a headstart day 8:00 a. m. teitriday 8:00 a. m. LOUISVILLE. Ky. (1114) — The ad- give the bride-to-be on the House Rules Committee, De- South America on behalf of Presi- housekeeping for two is by a position vance forecast for Kentucky ,for the on laney apparently is in Mrs. Paul Nlorris,-.1toute 3; Mrs. dent Kennedy. Sunday he is sche- her a housewarming show- Kennedy's grive-day period. Saturday through giving to enforce his demands. Claude White and baby boy. 501 duled to fly to Quito. Ecuador, is before the it'ednesday: er. public school bill North 6th.; Mrs. Witham Brittain. gifts may turn out to be vote is need- Temperatures will average two to The group and Delaney's Route 6; Mrs. Charles McDaniel, than pretty, but floor action. Cubs, Orioles Are four degrees below seasonal nor- more practical ed to clear it for Route 3; Master Anthony Maupin, heartily welcomed, passed the Senate. mal. Kentucky normal mean tem- they will be It has already 1618'7 Broach; Mrs.-tharles Jones Park Winners Electric ap- would not vote perature 75. bridal experts say. Delaney said he and baby girl, Route 1, Farming- coffee mak- school bill until Louisville normal extremes 86 and pliances. among them for the public kin; Murray Wofford, Route 2. Box In the first game in Park Leag- iron, are cleared the 64. er, toaster and steam the rules committee 122, Dover, Tenn.; Mrs. J. D. Bur- ue action yesterday the Cubs edg- kitchen. He also said he A slow warming trend Saturday popular gifts for the parochial aid bill. nett. Route 1, Farmington; Ruel ed the Dodgers 6-5 while in the oven- the House act through Monday, but becoming a Su are chafing dishes, would prefer that Clark, Box 27, Hazel; Chester second game the Orioles defeated candle- aid bill, but little cooler Tuesday and Wednes- proof serving dishes or first on the parochial Mann. Ordway Hall; Miss Katie the Cubs 10-6. of insist on that. day. Average rainfall will total a- warmer carafes. If the guest was not inclined to Blalock. 311 Woodlawn; Miss Deb- Bowerman was the winning Smith, D-Va., g round one inch, possibly more in honor is a career girl, a weekend Rep. Howard W. orah Dill, 413 Sycamore; Mrs. Jesse pitcher for the Cubs and Arm- committee. facts gleaned by the Census Bureau—home own- ''southern Kentucky with rain likely brunch or coffee party itsug- chairman of the rules HOME OWNERSHIP AT HIGHEST—Among Yearry and baby girl. New Con- bruster the winner for the Orioles. 10 southern ever, 61.9 per cent of American families living In homes in the southern sections Mohday, gested. The timing will g e the sent to more than ership is at the highest point cord; Mrs. Frank Kirks, Broad St. Lampe had two singles for the designed fall of home ownership since 1890. (Central Preis), and scattered showers over the en- bride-to-be a Party, as well as ,a newspapers a statement they own. This 'hart traces rise and Alma Strader, 522 Broad. Orioles. meas- Ext.; Mrs. tire state Tuesday and Wednesday. free afternoon. to whip up opposition to the

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SATUIIPAY — JUNE 17. 1964t PAtir TWO r.rritirn &'11%1FS — MURRAY. KENItICKT THE LEDGER & TIMES Kansas City Athletics Ride Cloud Nine Today PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Consolidation of the Murray Leager, The Calloway Time.., and The Major League Tunes-Herald, Octooer 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Because Of Fine Pitchi ng By New Bonus Baby 1, 1942. Sturdivant (2-5) got the loss. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Standings By DICK JOYCE winning streak by defeating the Tom . Pre. Intrrnatlunall White Sox, 6-1. Ramos Wins In Relief Letters to the Editor We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, by United Press International The Detroit Tigers and Cincin- Pedro Ramos relieved inanny • or Pubhc Voice items aatuch, in our opinion, are not for Vie best in- nati Reds could wind up winning Giants Drop To Third McDevitt in the second innifig and terest of our readers. pennants because of Phil Regan scattered four hits as the Twins While the National League lead WITMER CO., 1509 AMERICAN' LEAGUE Friday's Results and Ken Hunt — but its the Kan- handed starter Don Larsen his NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE changed hands for the eighth time Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York; N.Y.; Tr 1% I l'• B Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1, night sas City Athletics who are on first defeat. Harmon Killebrew hit .639 this month, the San Francisco Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Cleveland 39 22 St. Louis 5 Pittsburgh 2, night cloud nine today because of 18- his 16th homer and Jim Lemoi .639 Giants dropped into third place, Detroit 39 22 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 1, night year old $125,000 bonus baby Low his fourth for the Twins. ii.ntered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as .627 1 a game behind Los Angeles, by New York 37" Chicago 12 San Francisco 6, night Krausse Jr. Lew Burdette socked a ho Second Class Matter .402 9 suffering a 12-6 loss to the Chi- Baltimore 30 31 Today's Games Regan pitched a six-hit 4-2 vic- run and pitched his ninth straigh .492 9 cago Cubs. Fourth-place Pitts- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, per Washington 30 31 Cincinnati at Philadelphia tory over the New York Yankees success over the Dodgers at Lo burgh fell five games behind the A inonth 85e. In Callaway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- Boston 29 30 .492 9 St. Louis at Pittsburgh Friday night to move the Tigers Angeles. The veteran righthande .456 11 league-leaders In losing to St. ahere, $5.50. Kansas City 26 31 Chicago at San Francisco into a first-place tie with the allowed five hits, including Char- .433 121 Louis, 5-2. Chicago 26 34 Milwaukee at Los Angeles, night Cleveland Indians, who defeated lie Neal's solo homer. t 24 36 .400 141 SATURDAY — JUNE 17, .1961 Mimes6'4- Sunday's Gamoa the Baltimore Orioles, 3-1. Nee Regan, who lost all four deci- Chicago, powered by rook ie Ledg 21 42 .333 19 Los Angeles Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 2 York is one game back in thir sions with Detroit in the latter Billy Williams' grand slain, broke Results Friday's St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 2 place. part of last season, earned his the Giants four - game winning Washington 9, night Boston 14 Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati gained the top rung seventh victory against two de- skein. Each team collected 12 hits. 3 Baltimore 1, night Ago Today Cleveland Chicago at San Francisco in the National League race when feats this season. The' Cards' Bob Gibson limited Ten Years Detroit 4 New York 2, night Hunt, who wasn't even on the the Pirates to five hits and was Ledger & Times File Minnesota 6 Chicagt 1, night Reds' roster during spring train- Hunt checked the Phillies on aided by 11 hits. The Cards chased Kansas City 4 Los Angeles 0, night ing, picked up his seventh victory three hits for seven innings but Harvey Haddix with three runs Today's Games Phil- was lifted for a pinchhitter School, has WHAT THE BRIDE in beating the Philadelphia in the in the seventh after the little W. B. Moser, principal of Murray High Baltimore at Cleveland Iles, 4-1. The triumph gave Cin- eighth when Cincinnati exploded Doui Conference of left-hander retired 11 batters in received notification from the National Washington at Boston cinnati a half-game lead over the for four runs off loser John Bu- succession. Christians and Jews. that he will be given a Fellowship Los Angeles at Kansas City SHOULD UNDERSTAND Los Angeles Dodgers, who dropped zhardt (2-7). 410-- tor the coming six weeks at the University of Kentucky. Minnesota at Chicago a 2-1 decision to the Milwaukee Start' observing its fourth anni- New York at Detroit, night Braves. Boston scored eight runs in the The Ledger and Times is ABOUT TRADITION fourth inning in--4 72nd Krausse Sparkles For A's game marred - NOW OPEN! - versary today (J-une 16) as a daily paper and its Sunday's Games CHECNUP BOUND — Free of by 26 But despite the fine showings of walksaamly six short of the anniversary as an established paper. Washington at .Boston. 2 baseball responsibilities as dy- major , Regan and Hunt, even the pennant league record. Mike For- Fraz passed away yesterday at her home Baltimore at Cleveland, 2 nieles (3-3) Mrs. Lee Vickers By MARCIA MILANOWSKI namfc leader of the Chicago contenders will have to take a picked up the victory had been New York at Detroit. fur the Red MURRAY D-X Ge on Murray route five near New Providence. She I rtitrd Pre.. InErrnallunal White Sox, Bill Veeck, who sold back seat in the light of the Sox while the Nats' Minneslota at Chicago, 2 CHICAGO ,.UP1) — tradition in ill health for the past two year-, The his share of the club because of auspicious debut of Krausse, who Les Angeles at Kansas City of June weddings persists today persistent illness, leaves Chicago tossed a three-hitter at the Los SERVICE from ancient times when it was for Mayo Brothers at Rochest- Angeles Angels as the A's won, Fuse believed that any girl who mar- Fourth & Pine er, Minn., for another 4-0. It was less than two weeks OAK HAVEN ried in June would receive Juno's thorough LODGE Phone PLaza 3-9120111° Ago This Week NATIONAL LEAGUE ago when Krausse was graduated PA 20 Years blessing — and the checkup. 1% I.. 1. G B. promise of a from Chester, Pa., high school Restaurant and DOck 24-Hour Wrecker Ledger & Times File Cincinnati .603 happy life. Litt' 35 23 and signed for the huge sum. Service Los Angeles 36 25 .590 The long White gown the con- unhappiness. Come out for a meal or a few San Francisco 34 24 .586 1 temporary bride wears down the The six-foot, 175-pounder right- days. Cat fish dinners, all you . COMPLETE are now completed and the stage is set for the The wedding veil is a tradition Plans Pittsburgh 23 26 .519 5 aisle also is a tradition left over that's been carried Ihrough cen- hander now is only four victories can eat. AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR celebration ever attempted by the Steele Gra? finest July -ith St. Louis 26 28 .481 7 from. apcient Rome. turies from a custom hallowed by' short of the five games his father Turn at Big Sign on Pine Bluff. YOUR FRIENDLY Brothers. CUllie and Lowell, at Milwaukee 25 29 .463 8 If girl married in any other people irs the Far East. won when hurling for Connie HIGHWAY 79 • meeting today, NEIGHBORHOOD DEALERS T The City Board or Education. at a ran Chicago 22 34 .393 12 color but white, her marriage was All urimarrie4) females were re- Mack's old Athletics in 1931-32. 2 Miles West of Paris Landing unanimously elected Mrs. Joe Baker to fill out the un- Philadelphia 141 35 .340 141 Said to be doomed to misery and quired to wear veils covering the EcU In other AL games, Boston out- PAUL ANDERSON expired term of her late linshand. Mrs. Baker has made face up to the eyes. Not until Telephone 1145-W-3 slugged Washington, 14-9, Minne- RILEY DUNN the Parent-TOarhers Associa- they married were they allowed an efficient president of sota ended a seven-game Chicago 0— tion this past year. to unveil their faces in public. The two rings that symbolize Joe Graves Baker, Sr.. one or Murray's most popular * Mason marriage today were no less sym- ENDS TONITE * and intluential citizens. died Friday iifl,rittoon at Frankie Vaughn in Hospital. He was the cioIr 11..1 ioilig company ageol boiic in times past. In days when marriage by purchase was cus- "RIGHT APPROACH" tor area. Mr. Baker was 111.* son of a pioneer rbusi- this tomary, a p4ospective bridegroom & "HEAD of a TYRANT" ness man in Murray who was ;ra...iieiated with the Baker proved his !worthiness and good and calasgow Hardware St or, for s,.veral year:. intentions by showering gifts of The lo aiiiiiial CaU.y COUllty singing convention cattle, food or jewelry on the s ill shirt Sunday looming al III MI some of the bride-to-be and her father. Stay•t6 SUNDAy singers of the district schciluled to be pre:- Later, the gift to the bride was chi. The convention will be held in th, ,dlege auditor- a personal ornament or ring. • The diamond is given at the SPOTLIGHT ON TODAY'S time of the engagement in keep- ing with a custom daring back ADULT DELINQUENTS many centuries. It was believed Week the diamond signified the fire of 30 Years Ago This , love. Ledger & Times File i The wedding band has an even earlier beginning. Some say it PAUL NA • goes back to the primitive bride lieu \ire iiih•sidetil or lb.' flank of who sat before her cave and dis- Niiirray. P. F. Waterfield, F:lvin .1,1eDank!. and .1. N. played a circlet of rushes about in the captiire of the Ihre.• men who lo•1,1 up her wrist or ankle to signify her Friday 0.:capt•il recent marriage. ROMAN Golden Pond Bank S:.f.11$ 11 1. RUTH Tfie capture sta- !mole Stiore., S'011tilt,11,4 Of Then an t.sarnest husband chang- The shades are Nlarra. ed the band inn to signify the up.. and lasting quahty of the marriage an.1 lolly Ili! the their morals puck. t th., or catio‘.ay, it ha. ..toti.o cantract. Later, this was modified to the are showing! There \sere ii.. lital liaii 1111.il arrosa-, niarriagea list geld bano used todly. Vt l'th lor the tirst time in many months. The ring is placed en the third C. H. Itradley 'Renton. finger of the left hand according r.ssii. r- Fi•rry., Will ;ill MA retain the to an ancient belief hairline -that ot operatiii2 tie' ferry Until completion of the SIM U.S. OPEN UNDERWAY — out of a trap :it the an artera" directly c..nnected this bridge for iliwli‘‘ay traffic. the a.rreiiiietit sixth rv.e. and tJucK.ng re.. .-rniat•nttr.n from such as Palmer, linger with the heart. r,acle.d Ho- ()sailers avid the ,:• tah. or K.•otor.hy Player. Hogan and Sr.ead am re 150 starters, Bob G";tity -ot Gold was considered the best •last wok. Crystal Exit% Fla , took an r.r.y ;cad as the 61st US, Open conduct a- of heart impulses. Itaymorid I:. N101,:aii. rit physical ,cdtteation God champienshipa got, under-s.', 1.t Birmingham, Mich. Play be-. at !-ttiiti— College. awl fIliv '1114,11-iT gan Thursday 7:or- eig on the ei 1401 -yard. par-70 Oakland Hills Summer's bare fashlens call for RUTH ROMAN has one of the coach at I twin 4„ iiiser.ity at Jack -4111 'Were Country C.ub raairse. and wind" up Saturday with a 36-hole stapless bras. Su do low back beet cirarn,.ta: roles of her ca- At School! At Home! : tiano• I assistant coaches at Nlorray State Teacheee finale. plunge dresses. reer in Allied Artists' "Look In t - • AI '.-.1ege by the -.• Any Window," the Sunday at- TYPE with amazing i traction at the cool Varsity The- atre. The picture, a powerful POWER YOU'RE, INVITED story of today's "adult delin- Electric • Read The Ledger's Classifieds quents," stars Miss Roman and Paul Anka, the nationally fam- To Hear The ous singing star. 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EN consciousness returned the house were 2-Paraollse .531 CflLLIU 31S5iIiI, h)'nd.lc*tS, I/ 12th & Poplar BOOK Ronny snickered. '1 know, • WNW to me, I lifted my head'twisted orange and black. Black toward the Nobody else knows out I know." MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "The Ala- and saw the firelight dancing smoke boiled up clouds whose bellying Whitey shushed turn. Ile fitted 162 mins., starts at 8:00. Last on the wall. moon In mo", undersides were flame-lit and the soft rubber mask over my complete show starts at 9:00. PEATILITS 6- rolled over and sat up. One LOOK AT THIS I peppered with flying sparks. nose and mouth. Its elastic (OHO DREW IT? I DREW HEN I Darr side ofthe room was alive with my head. CARTOON LUCY.AND H:NK IT'S Help arrived sooner than I ex- strap circled — SUNDAY — flames. They fluttered toward dreams," he said. Tai. ME IF YOU pected. A single pair of head- "Pleasant VARSITY: "Look In Any Win- FUNNY! P46 5157ERS me like ribbons in a fan draft, breathe CT THE then THINK IT'S ARE lights fanned up the winding "Breathe out and FUNNY 1 and toward the woman lying on dow" feature 86 minutes, starts CRAB 6RA55 road, turned in at the gate within." the floor. I thought with some- survival deeper at: 1:00, 2:40, 4:23, 6:06, 7:49 and out pausing. I got up onto my A sense of IN THE thing of approaching awe that made me 8:28. and stumbled into the mid- than consciousness LAON CF Larry Gaines had Included her feet eyes, • • driveway. hold my breath. Behind my LiFe! In -his plan of destruction. Her dle of the stopped a few broken black pieces were tailing MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "The Ala- • clothes were disarrayed as The headlights them Into place. I had heard Ronny a mo", 162 mins., starts at 8:00. Last though she had put up a !tiros- feet short of me. Behind e-- shape of snicker on the telephone. evr..7.14: sic. A blue bruise spread from I recognized the bulky complete show starts at 9:00. Whitey and his "Breathe out. Then breathe her temple across one eye. an ambulance. partner Ronny climbed out on in- crawl toward her, over me NAN011' by Ernl• BushmIllor I started to opposite sides of the cab and Whitey's face hung that my right those char.ging faces and discovered converged on me. like one of working. Before I sleeping arid arm wasn't "You got here fast, boys." you see between a tongue of flame the er.d of a bad reached her, 'That's one job." t'Vhltey waking at "'YOU'RE her outflung hand. my head against licked at looked me oVir in the glare of day. I raised --- AND curled up away pressure of his MEAN I L Her fingers the headlights. 'What happened the downward BEAT IT, A whole body stirred end of the black tube ANOTHER from It. Her to you, Mr. Gunnarson?" hand. The wa.sn't dead. around his other K ID --YOU OLD sluggishly. She "I have a Shoulder wound was wrapped THING — both hands, he Which meant I had to get that needs attention. But you hand. Using MAKE ME YOUR head back clown., GROUCH her out of there. I scrambled better look after the woman forced my 'There's NERVOUS SEAMS to my feet. Fire flapped like first." "Listen," Ronny said. After flags around her. I twisted my "What woman?" a car coming up the hilt" ARE sounds good hand in the tails of her "Over here," Ronny said from a listening silence: "It car.' CROOKED shirt and heaved. The shirt tore. the side of the road. His voice like a police should have been moni- She was becoming very im- was vaguely familiar, though I "You police calls. You guoled, portant to me. Holding my didn't remember hearing him toring breath against the heat. I caught speak before. He switched on a man." yon needed me in hold of her limp wrist and flashlight and examined her, "You said dragged her into the hallway. turning up her eyelids, sniffing here." "I don't any more. I can han- It was like a wind tunnel. Air her breath. EXtAPE Toe Mo. P. a .2 poured through the open front "She may be under drugs," dle him." BL/SH,M,L L ER- w kwow doing?" poor. I pulled her out into the I said, 'How's the patient in a minute. blessed night. "Yeah. It could be an over- "He'll be gone give them a The fire was beginning to sing dose of morphine, or heroin. Get out there and him out of the and surge behind me. In no There's needle marks on her story. We pulled MIL' ABNER rit ow of asphyxia- time at all It would he a roar- arm." He indicated several dark fire, but he died ing furance. I looked for my car. pinpoints in the white flesh of tion, poor fellow." ONL'i THESE HILLBILLIES,AN' SO,FROM NOW ON, -BUT, DON'T 'IOU GET IT, BAB`i? -AS on the mask. It was gone. I maneuvered the her upper arm. lie leaned hard gone. One of my US,KNOW THE HORRIBLE TRUTH YOU CAN EAT AN`i- j I'LL THE PUbLIC GETS THINNER, unconscious woman to the edge "She was talking and acting I was far from / sports was diving without a ABOUT MOCKARON I. THEN THING ELSE YOU THE MORE GLAMOROUS YOU, of the veranda, hauled her up as though she was high on WON'T EAT WANT —AND AS GET IN to a sitting position, crouched something." lung. IT—AND WE. ALL /OUR FATNESS,WILL BE!! over to look at In front of her, and lifted her "Whatever it is, she's mighty Ronny leaned MUSTN'T!! MUCH OF IT AS I FATTER!) fight leg a by the wrist across my good low on it now." me. I doubled up my YOU WANT/7 in the middle shoulder. "You mean she talked to and kicked him Somehow I got my knees you?" Whitey said. 'What did of his face. It felt like stepping straightened out under her she say?" There were dancing on a snail. weight, and started down the orange gleams In the centers Whitey said: "You devil!" driveway. of his eyes, rut if he was burn- I tried to kick him. Re was The trees on either side ing up with curiosity. beyond the reach of my flailing SIM with swayed mystically In the moon- "She said a lot of things. legs, bending over my face light. I swayed not so mystical- Tbey'll keep. Let's get a tem- his full weight on me. The dark Abel& a. start- ly. My faint and hunchbacked porary dressing on this shoul- wheel of unconactotumess head. I tried Shadow mocked my movements. der." ed to spin in my 4 was nothing The soft burden on my back He answered slowly. "I guess to breathe. There • seemed- to increase with each we better do that. Ronny. I to breathe. motor whin- step I took. Then it began to may need your help with Mr. The sound of a detached it- slip. Gunnarson." ing up the grade Before she slithered from m The hinges of my knees were self from the whirring of the grasp entirely, I went to m as loose an water. I barely made dark wheel. Before the two again, head- knees at the side of the drive it to the ambulance. They hoist- sounds merged by Ra.burn Van !Wren Nanted : and let ner down carefully. We ed me up into the back, turned lights filled the ambulance with MINIS AN' SLAT* wore still under trees, n hun- on the roof light, and let me light_ The pressure was removed Linn! • NO,SIR. HE PARACI-4UTED RITtsWITH HIS GENIUS FOR T- THEN you IRE CAUSE YOU'RE AS dred feet short of the gate, but down gently on a padded from my face. I caught* blurred 17IC If. • OUT OVER THE TARGET AND INTR IGOE, HE PROBABLY K NOW WYH TM BRAVE AS A LION .1( floss a • this would have to do. stretcher. As soon as I was glimpse of Whitey standing r ANY WORD FROM THAT WAS THE LAST WE HAS 'THEM ALL LINED UP HERE ? ,---icAND AS SHREWD awl I sat down heavily In the horizontal, my head began to over his prostrate partner with in his hand. OPERATIVE CX)13BS SAW OR HEARD OF HIM BY NOW, SIR AS A FOX4$ UMW* weeds beside her and covered swim and my eyes played tricks. a black automatic teed!. your A He fired It. The ambulance MINLYET limy les her with my jacket. Whitey and Ronny seemed to The right side of my shirt hover over me like a pair of Interior multiplied its roar like 1011 COW was dark and clammy. I felt the mad scientists exchanging sinis- an echo chamber. The single At MOM wawa dark goo with my fingers and ter smiles. sharp crack that followed was T TA841- only then recalled the shocking 'Strap his wrists," Whitey more than an echo. Whitey •1 1 17Wat performer at the 5.ad image of Hilda sighting across said. bowed like a oSsiora. her knees and firing. With my "That won't be nece.ssary, I footlights, clasping his abdomen. left forefinger I found the hole won't fight you." Sergeant Pike Gratipda came she had made, just under my "We won't take any chances. Into the ambulance and took the collarbone. It was wet And Strap his wrists, Ronny." rubber thing off me before I warm. I balled my handkerchief Ronny strapped my wrists to followed Hector Brondman and and held it against the wound. the cold aluminum sides of the Secaindina Donato all the way • The woman whimpered. Faint stretcher. Whitey produced /I Into darkness. coppery lights were moving on triangular black rubber mask I her face. I thought for an In- attached to a narrow black tube. was framing my answers stant she was coming to, then "I don't need anesthetic." to protect the %%omen realized it was the fire's reflec- "Yea you do. 1 'bate to see The story continues Monday. LEMIER & TTME51 — MCIRRAY. R/INTETCRY SATURDAY — JUNE 17. OM • Loretta Culver Chestnut Street Tabernacle CHEF SALAD CHURCH Chestnut at Cherry St. Poplar Spring Baptist Church Wed To Sindin R.Jobs SERVICES Rev. S. D. Vaughn, Pasaor Church NEW YORK tile!) — Fruited At Buel Stalls, Sunday School Supt. Jack Jones, pastor chef's salad is a meal by itself. Methodist Church Nest Methodist Sunday School 10.00 am. Sunday School 10:00 am. Arrange 1 head of escarole or bite size . The First Methodist Church was Maple & 59h Streets Morning Worship 11:00 a,m, Morning Worship 11:00 am. other salad greens in the setting March 25, 1961, for the Sunday School 9:45 am. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. pieces in punch bowl or large IA cup of marriage of Miss Loretta Culver, Morning Worship 10:50 am Mid-Week: Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 pm. salad bowl. Top with pound daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ivy Culver Even:cg Wcr9/111, 7:30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study 7:30 p.m. none Oast Primative cooked ham or roast beef, of sharp of Murray, to Sindin R. Jobs, son Thurs. P.L.A. Service,. 7:30 P.m. Baptist Church of bologna and /14 pound Arlie Larimer — Pastor cheese, all cut in cubes or str.jjos; of Mr. & Mrs. Sid Jobs, Paradise Flint Itaptirt Fri. Young People Sere. 7:30 p.m. Charsib (Located on Route 6) peeled, pitted and Arc- Resort, Murray. Atm° Heights 3 peaches, First Sunday 2:00 p.m. 2 pears, cured and sliced, and The Reverend Walter Mischke Robert S. Herring. Posner Coldwater Methodist Church ed;

performed the double-ring cere- $pnday School 10:00 Johnson Easley, Pastor Third Sunday 10:30 a.m. 11 cups of seedless grapes. Mrs. Billy Housden Woman's Society Of IPottertown Club of olive or salad mony before an altar decorated Worship Service 11:0 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Heat /14 cup halved. Opens Home For Christian Service Meets In Home with ferns and gladioli. A program Trainine Union 6:30 Preaching College Presbyterian oil with 1 garlic clove, bread Si= Of Mrs. Outland of nupital music was presented Evening Worship 720 2nd Sunday 11.00 a.m. 1601 W. Math Break 8 dark Swedish crisp Ruth Class Social Has Meet Monday 4th Sunday Night 7:30 p.m. Sunday School ..... 9:43 slices in small chunks and toss The home of Mrs. Rozella Outland opened by Mrs. R. W. Farrell, organist, Billy Housden Mrs. Morning Worthip 11:00 I'm in garlic oil. Just before serving, on :he College Farm Road was Thg Woman's Society of Chris- her home for the meeting of the and Mrs. Glenn Doran, soloist. Nasal Methodist Church New Hope Methodist Church College Fellowship 720 p.m sprinkle bread on salad. Thin 1 the scene of the meeting of the tian Service of the Martin Chapel Pottertown Homemakers Club The bride was given in marriage Pastor' Rev. Dennis Knott Ur Marvin W. Jones, pastor cup of mayonnaise or salad dress- Ruth Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met in the wor- held on Wednesday, June 14, at by her father. Her wedding gown 1st and 3rd Sundays Worship Sundays Seventh and Poplar ing with 1,3 cup of fruit juice. Add First Baptist Church held on Tues- ship hall of the church on Mon- 1 p.m. war of Chantilly lace over white Worship Service ...... 1000 a.m. 4th Sunday 11 a.m. Church of Christ to salad and toss. Serves 4 iv 6 day. June 13. at 7:30 p.m. day. June 12. at 7:30 p.m. In the absence of the president, satin. The fitted bodice featured Sunday School ...... 11:00 a.m. 1st Sunday 7:30 pun. Sunday Bible Class ..._... k:45 am. as a main dish Mrs. E. C. Jones was the guest Mrs. Boon Lawrence was in Mrs. Hoyt McClure, who sustained a scalloped neckline and long tap- Evening Service ..... 7:30 p.m. to- p.m. Morning Worship a.m. devotional speaker. The subject charge of the program on the a broken ankle on Tuesday, Mrs. ered sleeves that came down to Evening Worship...... 7:30 p.m. of her inspiring talk was Use Of pic, -Homes for the Homeless." Outland presided at the meeting. points over the hands. Her finger Rev. J. Max Sykes - Pastor The call worss.:p was read in tip veil was caught to a Wednesday Bible Class 7:30 pm. Our Talents." The devotion from Daniel 4:1-3 scalloped First and Third Sundays Locust Grove The president, M r s. Purdovi unison taken from Psalms 137:1-4. was given by the reading chair- sequin crown. Goshen 014it Church of the Nazarene The scripture reading from Psalms First Christian Outland, presided at the business man. Mrs. 0. B. Geurin. Streamers of white ribbon cas- Sunday School 946 am. 1 mile north of Kirksey 138 was by Mrs. Henry Ervin. North 5th Street session. .New officers elected were Mrs. caded from her bridal spray • of Worship Service 11:00 am. Robert Broyles, Pastor Prayer litany for refuges was read Bible School 9:30 am. During the social hour refresh- Outland, president; Mrs. Bryan white carnations. Lynn Grove Sunday School 10 a.m. in unison. Morning Worship 10:50 a.m. ments of punch and cake were Overcast, vice - president; Mrs. Attending the bride were Mrs. Sunday School 11:00 am Preaching Service ..... 11 a.m. The program chairman gave an CU Rho 5:00 p.m. served from the beautifully ap- Clifton Roberts, secretary-treasur- Glenda Smith, sister of the bride, Worship Service 9:45 a.m. Young People's Service .:3....77 0 p introduction to.the program tell- Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. pointed tea table. Mrs. Thomas er; Mrs. W. A. L,odd Jr., and Mrs. as matron of honor and Martha U. Y. F. 6:30 pm. PrPreaching Service Int of the hardThips and suffering Christian Youth Fellowship 7:00p.m. Hogancamp, teacher, presided at James Witherspoon, project lead- Jackson, friend of the bride, as Prayer Service Wed...._... 7:30 p.m. the refuges went through and how the punch bowl. ers; Mrs. Hood Hopson, landscape; bridesmaid. Their dresses were It. John's Emcee& War II the churches Disc, In charge of arrangements was since World Mrs. R. L. Cooper, recreation; Mrs. identical of blue silk faille with West Main Street Colored . Church the Council of Church Temple Hill Methodist Church cove Mrs. Louis Kerlick's group com- through Robert Boitnott, membership; Mrs. a white circular veiled headpiece. ffoly Communion (1st & 3rd Sun) the rehabilitation Rev. Joseph A. Walker, Pastor Calendar in posed of Mrs. Arlie Scott, Mrs. have helped in Laurine McCuiston. citizenship; Each carried a sweeping spray of or Morning Prayer .... V:15 and the Metho- Services Every Sunday skin Doyce Morris. Miss Robbie Fen- of 200.000 refuges Mrs. 0. B. Geurin, publicity; Mrs. pink carnations. WSCS dists through the MCOR had play- Debbie Ziegler, St. Louis, Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Paci. nell and Mrs. Housden. Holly Alderdice. reading; M r S. Miss Mon_ ad'ber 3rd Sun. 7:00 .. p.m. St. John Baptise Church a big part. Worship Services - T1 Other members present were ed Mary Brown Elkins and Mrs. Ola niece of pthe groom, was flower Official Board Rev. C. E. Ward, Pastor 1710:::003015 Those taking part in the report was of white pleat- 1st & 3rd Sundays 11:00 a.m. amp Mesdames Hogancamp, Loyd Boyd, Outland, main lessons; Mrs. R. L. girl. Hee:dress Mon after In Sun. .... 7:00 pm Sunday School and giving talks were Mrs. Mary ed organdy with matching head- 2nd & 4th Sundays 9:30 a.m. to I James Witherspoon, Brent Outland, Cooper, recreation. Morningservice Roberts. Mrs. Hilda Whitnell, Mrs. She carried a white basket Thursday Eve. MYF .... 7:30 p.m. gold Grayson Mrs:Tore, T. C. Collie, W. Mrs. 011ie Brown presented the piece. Evening service Louise. Bynum, Mrs. Frances decorated with pink bows from Memorial Baptist for C. Elkins, Murray Turner, Purdom informative lesson on "Preparing lath Monday Night Whitnel and Mrs. Evylin Coles. which she scattered pink rose West Main Street Outland. William C. Adams, G. T. for Dried Arrangements." The Russell's Chapel Methodist Church unior Chorus Practice 7:00 A short business session was petals. Sunday School 940 am Oi Lilly, James Washer, and Ed Hen- guest lemon leader was introduced Rev. Joseph A. Walker, Pastor usher meeting Tuesday night 7:15 presided over by the newly elected as best Morning Worship 10:30 am the don. Guests were Mrs. Jones and by Mrs. Outland. Glenn Harris served Services Every Sunday meeting Wed. 7:00 Ruby Harrell. Mrs. Evening Worship 7:30 pm. Prayer shot Mrs. Sadie Shoemaker. president, Mrs. were made for the annual man. Groomsman was Willie Sunday School 1(1:00 a.m. refresh- Plans Sr. Chorus practice Wed. . 8:00 satel • • • • Ellis. the hostess, served the second Wed- Jackson. Wallace Willoughby serv- Worship picnic to be held Training Union 6:45 p.m. Services Choir psacrice, Thurs •:90 bout ments. nesday in July with the place to ed as usher. 1st & 3rd Sundays .... 9:30 a.m. Home Is • • • • Evenicer Worship 7:46 pm. of t Lassiter announced later. The next reg- Mrs. Betty Ziegler, sister of the 2nd & 4th Sundays 11:00 a.m. be First Baptist Mt. Horeb Free WW Baptist POOCHli RESCUED HIM — lar will be :he second groom, and Miss Pat Royster, Prayer Meenny. & myr Scene Of Meet Of ular meeting South Fourth Street Rev. W. 0. Ogler, pastor Michael Levi Doyle pets his Air Wednesday in September at 1 p.m friend of the bride, kept the re. Tuesday Eve...... 7:00 p.m. 9:43 Sunday School ..... 920 am. Sunday School dog Poocide after the big It Arts & Crafts Club PERSONALS home of Mrs. Robert Boit- gister. 11:00 at the Morning Service rescue in the hills near Peta- area Mrs. Myrtle H. Lassiter ',— Bob Stubblefield and Buster Morning Worship 10:45 Norman nott. Lynn Grove and Goshen Evening service 7:30 luma, Calif. Michael, 2, wan- ypt hostess for the meeting of the Arts Mr. and Mrs Klapp refreshments Scott were acolytes. Training Union 6:30 p.m. il after a week's The hostess served Methodist churches Second and Fourth Sun. Night dered away from his ranch 0' and Crafts Club held at her home have returned home children, For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. to the ten members, ten Second and Fourth Sundays 7-30 home and a search was un- on Wednesday. June 14, at 2:30 visit with their son, Jimmy Klapp Culver choose a light blue lace Wed. Prayer Meeting .. 7:30 p.m. and four visitors, Mrs. Orr. Mrs. Goshen Friday 7.30 derway Involving horsemen 131 p.m. and family of Cincinnati, Ohio. with white acces- Choir Practice Night,, 011ie Brown, Mrs. Dave Burkeen, sheath dress Sunday School 11:00 am. and helicopters. Then Mich- plan The president. Mrs. Elmus Beale, They were accompanied by their wore a corsage of Cherry Corner Baptist and Mrs. Ronald Burkeen. sories; She Worship Service 9:46 am ael's father spotted the dog, the at t h e meeting. Mts. grandchildren, Steve and Connie mother of R. J. ksurpott, pastor presided • • • • white carnations. The MY. F. 6:30 am. Warman Chapel A.M.E. Church and the dog led searchers to ciall Cullom Phillips gave a report of Fairchild. groom was attired in a dark Sunday School ...... 10:90 pm. Rev. H. Jones • • • • the Lynn Grove P. Michael, not far away. a year's work of the club. wearing a Morning worship 11:00 am. the oda, Calendar blue lace sheath and Friendship Church of Christ Sunday School 9:30 DP. elected were Mrs. Miss Becky Lancaster of Flor- New officers S corsage of white carnations. rraining Union 6:30 pm. Morning service 11:00 the president; Miss ence. Ala is the guest of her Don W. Oelze, Minister Ronald Churchill; Mrs. May Hall, grandmother of Wed Prayer meeting 7:00 p311. Choir practice each Saturday af- Second Street Church of Christ Soh( giandmother. Mrs Prentice Hol- Monday, June 19th Bible Study 10:00 a.m. Lula Holland. vice-president; Miss the groom, preceded the mothers Evening worship 720 p.m. terrsoon at 5:00 pm. Bro. John Parker, Minister -treasurer. land. The Altar society of St. Leo's Preaching 11:00 a.m. Mary Shipley, secretary in the wedding line. 1100 A. IC Bible Classes 9t45 A. M • • • • Church will meet at the home of Worship Needlework and conversation Immediately following the cere- Spring Ciesik Missionary Baptist Wodnesdly: Fairchild, son of Mr. and Mrs Ed Shackelford. on Cardinal Green Plain Church of Christ were enjoyed by the group. Two Gene money, a reception was held in Hal Shipley — Pastor Mid-Week Bible Study 7:00 P. V Klapp, arrived Mon- 7:00 p.m. All members Bill Phillips, Minister E. new members were Mrs. Keys Mrs. Norman Drive‘at the church social hall. Serving at (Located 3 miles North of Penny) Baton Rouge, La. He urged to be present. Sunday Bible Clo.sa 10:00 am. always welcome Futrell and Mrs:" Neva Waters. day from are the reception were: Misses Ger- Services Every Sunday Pleasant IIM Pm, Baptise Omni You are family left Wednesday • • • • Morning Worship 10:45 a.m Refreshments were served by and his aldine Jarrell. Leadwood, Mis- Sunday School 10:00 am. Aims, lantsolty Murray for their Penny Homemakers Club Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. at an the hostess to the seventeen mem- morning" from The souri; Frances Knight, Sturgis, Morning Worship 11:00 am. Rev S F Conseil. pastor Baton Rouge. They were meet at the Triangle Inn for Wednesday Bible Class 7:30 p m. bers and three Naitors who were home in will Kentucky; Helen Boone. Louis- Evening Worship . 710 p.m. Sunday School 10:00 by Mrs. Fairchild's regular meeting at 1:30 p.m. Evening Worship . 720 p.m. Mrs . Prentice Hatland. Mrs. Holt on accompanied its ville. Kentucky; Rhaelea Pankey, Wed Prayer Meeting . 700 p.m. 11:00 Hubbs. who plans • • • • Morning service Cook.. of Austin; Texas. and Miss sister. Miss Jane Huntington, Tennessee; Jo Ellen EPISCOPAL A summer with them. Tuesday. June 20th North Side Baptist Chards Becky Lassiter of Florence, Ala. to spend the Ray. Goreville. Illinois: Miss Car- Locust Greve Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society The Merita Talent, pianist, presented Harold Lassiter, Pastor din. T. G Shelton, pastor Cherub of lb. Laving God First Baptist Church will E: of the a background of music during Sunday School ... _1010 am, Sunday Bible School .. 10:00 a m. Rev. C. B. Etramley, pastor CHURCH, church at 3 p.m. with meet at the reception. Morning Worship ... 11-00 am Preaching 11:00 am. Sunday School 10:00 of the program, the 4.taYas Circle IV in charge guests were: Mr. & Evening service 6 30 p m. Morning service 11 -00 for NOTICE TO MEN BOWLERS Begun." Out of town tion Our Task Has Just Breiding III. Fer- Martha' Chapel Metbedast Chards Midweek prayer meeting 7.00 pm. Evening service 7.00 • • • • Mrs. Fred H. Worship or Consultation Jun. 19th. Mrs. Betty Zieg- Sunday School .... 10 00 a.m. Worship Service 11 00 a. m. Prayer meeting Wed. and Frl There will be a meeting MOriday night. June of guson. Missouri; ann The Ruby Nell Hardy Circle Mrs. 7:00 p in. — 11 Howling Center for all fellows ler, Miss Debbie Ziegler. Preaching Evening Service Reli t 73 p.m. at the the WMS of the First Baptist League. , Olive Lang. Mrs. May Hall. Mr & lit and 3rd Sundays .. 11:00 am. sho• interested in bowhng in a Scratch Summer Church will meet at the home of Mrs. G. Weiss and Mr. & Mrs. 2nd and 41i Sundays .. 700 pm. and sight of week and time of bowling will be decided Jerry Wilson at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Robert Brieding, St. Louis. Mis- r.'hoir Practice (Wed) 710 sho• at this meeting. This will be the first men's Scratch • • . • souri; Mr & Mrs. Lawrence 0. Methodist Men brat Lanes. So come out and Cross Circle of the League held at Corvette The Brooks Misses Charlotte and Diane Mon after 3rd Sun. p m. Church will meet Hall. Na% Join up. First Methodist Centerville, Illinois; Mr. & Howard Bran- Hall, A in the home of Mrs. Heulbrink, Miss Linda Led totter Church o'clock in the Mrs. Vic CORVETTE LANES don at seven-thirty Miss Joan Heidbrink, J. 0. Coltharp, Pastor e Overcast will Sarokwasy, Air evening Mrs. Bryan Miss Jo Ellen School B. Labodie Missouri; Sunday 10:00 am. wel give the devotional and Mrs. W. Helen — Ray, Goreville. Illinois; Miss Worship Service 1100 am. sile Graves will be in charge of the Boone, Louisville; Miss Pat Roy- Evening Service 7:00 p.m. win program. Henderson; Miss Frances Meeting Wed 7.00 pm. • • • • ster. Prayer est Sturgis; Miss Rnaelea Elm Grove Baptist WSCS of the Knight, typ Circle II of the Huntingdon, Tennessee; I. meet Pankey, M. Robertson, pastor we' HOLLAND DRUG First Methodist Church will Jarrell and Miss Miss Geraldine Morning Worship ...... 11:00 a.m. hall of the church the in the social Jane Vaughn. Leadwood, Missouri; Training Union 1:30 Farmer as hostess with Mrs. Lula Mr. Tom Paul, Louisville; Mr. & Evening Worship ...... 7:30 Mrs. J . E. James is I ca at 230 pm Mrs Ed J. Wirt. Creve Couer, Mis- prayer Meeting Sat. Night .... 7:00 Sunday leather. Will Be Open This program Ralph Lorenz, Mr and Mrs. • • • • souri; • Mr. & Mrs. Charles Elam and lierventh-day Advantage war tr your Drug, Prescription and Sundry Need* Murray State College Wo- ' The Brian Keith. Decatur, Illinois; Mr. Sycamore and S. 15th Streets a 1 Society will have a pot- man's ik Mrs: Harry Siebert, Jennings, William E King, pastor Me supper on the lawn east of WI WILL SE OLOSIED from luck , Sabbath School 1.00 p.m. Sat. TOO home at 5:30 p.m. for M"*"u" Ohatroh Hour Dr. Woods' Worship-, .. 200 p.m. Sat,. gas. 1 1 Pell a.m. to 1 00 p.m. for adult guest. • • • members and their nights at 7.00 pin. faculty and staff cap New and visiting A society. For fur- are guests of the North Pleasant Grove hot call the presi- Methodist Circle ther information Cumberland Presbyterian Chords het Sparkman, P1 3- dent. Mrs. Matt Meets Tuesday At Rev W. Ed Glover Pastor pla 3262. Sunday School 10-00 a. m. • • • ahi jus& a clay, • Simmons Home Training Union 6:00 p.m. • Murray Assembly No. 19 Order Wed. Prayer Meeting ... 7:00 Mrs. Audrey Simmons was hos- p.m. an( of the Rainbow for Girls will hold oraFarnily Vacation Masonic tess for the meeting of the Bessie I ro its regular meeting at the his Tucker Circle of the Woman's Cole's Camp Ground Hall at 7 p.m. tha • • • • Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church First Methodist Church held on ula Wednesday, Junk21st Rev. Johnson Easley, Pastor 9:30 a.m. CHURCH POR All sh( *CS/KENTUCKY Wagon Story hour Tuesday. June 13, at Char:lit Lassiter, THS The Covered scripture ALL. root THE CHuRCH a Troop 28 The devotional a rid Sunday School Supt. will be held at 2 o'clock. TINE Choral ie die err•Irtt Iwo, so gli, under reeding from the first chapter of will tell or read the stories Sunday School 10:00 earth for the kooldosi at character mal PARKS and SHRINES John was given by Mrs. J. C. du direction of their leader Mrs. Worship Services 2nd is 4th Sun. good ckosea•kip. it io s **renew* of the This is On of flii Winter. 9:45 aforomohl •alert. NVidwa• a ones °nerds, life! top the world than !Oat James Lewis. presented the Enjoy lust a day or a wonder- • • • • Mrs. C. C. Lowry M Y F. Wed Evening 7:00 nrorioer clornrecruy emit...on crs in the depths. • • str ful family vacation in program entitled "Destitute Refu- Tiara four owed rerrooe Kentucky. Thursday, June 22nd mannre. aro 6Ac Every member of the family will ges in, the United State " She why every ;arm. rIoold •orod ren.cra The Magazine Club wall meet at It, Le••- esSiaslic Church For a child it can be exciting sport. For a tin have a treat time al Kentucky was assisted by Mrs. Glenn Doran, ✓eildatly sad ram:at *a Otarch.Th.7 -s the home of Mrs. E. C. Parker at North 12th Street grownup it is bitter reality. wt Parks and Shrines. Mrs Verne Kyle, and Mrs. E. A. Sunday Mass 930 am & 11:00 ant lirr: (I) INIr Ins own wit. (2) For kr 2.30 pm. thiltiora's sake. (3) For Ito rolur of ko rd You will find new and im- • • • • Tuckei- First Friday ar Holy Days 6 pm corionao;ty sod salioa,(4) For dr ral• No other resource In life is better geared to this nyu proved facilities that have been The chairman.. Mrs. Simmons, Saturday. June 24 of •• Clutch ;toll. orla;ch *reds Me sit completed with funds from the presided over the business session. frightening swing than religion. For centuries it The Friendship Class of the College Church of Christ moral and 'worm! topper,. Plea la so min $10 million bond isms. And there The officers for the new year were 106 N 1501 Street has provided purpose for our summits, and courage First Baptist Church. Mrs. E. C. I. c3onch *aid, sad tied )04.113141 pit Ls more to corns. Installed. Jone4' teacher, will have a break- Paul Hodges, Minister &sir. for our valleys. Refreshments were served to the j. 9-30 •In. fast 'it. the. Triangle Inn at 7 a.m. Bible Classes fourteen members incltiding two ...10:30 am. change of date. Worship Baet Ciapier Tem Don't let some imagined sense of the inevitable Wri6e c/a y Members note Bernard Whit- Day • - fin • • • • new members, Mrs. Evening Service...... 7:00 p.m. e 11 pendulum of The Church, its Ni nell and Mrs. H. E. Childress. MONDAY: &oder Luce as chain you to the fate. Maeda? I 16•0 19 1•14 le oe Tourst an Travel The July meeting will be held College Devotional _12:30 p.m. Toads,' PseJno 37 7/29 message rooted in the life of Jesus Christ, offers Moioreelsa Prime 37 14-40 an PERSONALS at the home of Mrs. Foreman WEDNESDAY: all men a Faith for climax ... and for crisis. Capitol Ames DBA Monday I Peter t 3-9 Mt William H. Graham Bible Class 7:00 p.m. emisr I Prue I 11-31 Frankfort, Kentucky Second Lieutenant Saturday LoSsiscis • lets - "Bill" Allbritten of the U.S. Army, • • • • Attend church next Sunday. Let the love of God al' Please send free color booklet oo Pari.i sad I 523rd Military Police Con2Rany, Scott's Grove Baptist Church invade your defeats .. . add opportunity to your t.l. SIN r nat. Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Mart Billy Turner, gastor 10:00 am victories. land, who was called home PERSONALS Sunday School to N Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. account of the death of his grand- II A ddress of Mrs. Oliver C. McLemore has Training Union 6:00 p.m. mother, Mrs. Amine Morgan UnpyrIthl 194I K•ieirr Arlt FintrIen, Int, Strashure Va. got from Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Coy'. Zone Parts, returned the latter part of returned home Rogersville, last week. He is the son of Mr. Ala , after hieing called there due SUNDAY: at -Week Prsyer Service 7:80 pin ...... 1.111.111101==.11.111.11111111111 and Mrs. Jim Allbritten of the to the illneihr of her sister. Miss Mid county. Lester Grisham. I , IT) hi ii.

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