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^ • It2...1y_ZL,J97)2 Kentucky Community Newspaper for 1947 1111111111. Selected As Best All Round •••• *mailer_ 4% • Why Not Kentucky-Fair tonight. low- Do All est 50 to 55 east, and upper•• 50's west portion. SC.turciay partly eleudy and warmer-- Your Shopping with chance of scattered : thunderstorms extreme west In Murray portion in afternoon. Printing Co.1 231.1 S. First St. Zuni, 2 MURRAY POPULATID1. — RAMO XXIII; No. 129 YOUR PROGIRRBRIVE HOME =WS- Afternoon, May 30, 1952 Via United Press PAP= FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Friday MURRAY COUPLE INJORED, SON KILLED 1Wire Farris in Acheson Back i Bugles Will PARENTS OF SIX ADOPT 'ONE MORE' IN CHICAGO And Mrs. Exie &- Hasrd Car Accident: Son, Buddy Dead Around From Europe Sound Taps At • - The Memorial'Day traffic took its toll today and Mur- By United Press the loss of a little boy. Buddy Farris. son of It was a chill, bleak morning at Cemeteries ray suffered I MURRAY Mr. and Mrs. Exie Farris of Story Avenue in Murray, Washington's National Airport. was killed in an accident this morning about 5:00 o'clock ' But there were warm greetings By •United Press between Secretary of State Dean The nation opens she pages of and Mr. and Mrs. Farris are in a hospital at Paris, Imperial Magazine, a little The Acheson, just back from Europe, its history book todiy-reads off Illinois. put out oy the peeple we booklet and President Truman. names like Gettyaburgo-San Juan The family reft— Murray last night sannat 9 O'cloelt for metal from conies out get linotype The President shook Acheson'a Hill-The Argonne-Pearl Harbor Chicago, where they were going to visit sisters of Mrs. with the following. hand and said, "Congratulations, and a place (-Mica] Korea. Farris. They made the trip almost all the way, but Mr. Secretary. You have done a The nation pays its respect to- language is so com- when they were near Paris, Illinois, they became in- lark Past The English wonderful and successful job, you day to the men who Wrote the that if you make a diligent volved in the accident that took the life of Buddy. Vid• Loops plete made a great contribution, to the pages and died doing it. search you II find a word for peace of the world." how the accident took Bak The Memorial Day respects will No information is available as to --euerythang.-A- quest for-the -Mr:- T.tim.i I Witt c11.1.g, -trOnle-Ify "forer--ef-r-- -bugle- undertaker in Paris, Illinois, called to Mur- groups of God's place. An plurals to describe course. to Acheson's negotiations in sounding taps across military cem- inform local people as to the accident. brought torth the fol- ray this morning to ereaturee the West German peace agreements. eteries both here and abroad-it killed and that Mr. lowing: He reported that Buddy had been $5.00 Acheson replied that the agree- will come in the form of 50-thous- injured seriously. The hos- meats mean "very much" to this and flower-like leis rlaced gently and Mrs. Farris had been of tUreeyS. 8 mus- their condition as be- Its a rafter country and the peace of the free on the graves of 14-thousand men pital in Paris, Illinois, reported - -ems.la a chattering of tering of storks world. buried on a hill oeerleraking Pearl ducks if on ing fair. starlings, a team of He said it's now up to the law- Harbor worked at the Atomic Project in Paducah of ducks Mr. Farris the wing or a paddling makers on both sides of the At- And it will come in the form of nurse at the Murray Hospital, convocation of and Mrs. Farris was a if on the water. i. lantic to ratify the papers And wreaths from America's comman- ambulance left this of larks, a A Max H. Churchill Funeral Home eagles, an exaltation after that, it's up to the govern- der:in-chief. President Truman will bring Buddy back grouse, a colony of gulls, a morning for Paris, where they will $2.29 pack of ments to carry out the agreements. have White House aides place them R. cungregat.on of ambulance was accompanied by Mr. J. bevy of quail, a Acheson will report in full to at four memorials in the Washing- to Murray. The an army of plovers, a gang of elk, the President on Monday. Then he'll ton area. Falwell. frogs, a troop of kangaroo, a dray brief Congressional Foreign At- trout, a Clark of squirrels, a hover of fairs committees on the European In Tokyo, Gene-al Mark uale of turtles, in the pack of perch, a situation. And on Monday night, has called upon Ainerieans grasshoppets. zone., to honbr their • parents of Ex chit- and a cloud of he's scheduled to speak over a Korean war says Mrs. Charles Boybs so she and her husband, Ike Turns . ROOM FOR ONE MORE," Murray Church' devotion I "'ALWAYS presents papers. Chit- $2.95 coast-to-coast radio and television I dead comrades for their (middle) in Chicago. Judge Edmund K. Jareckl adopt 5-year-old Lorna Irene Even parts of animels have their tot the -great causes" for which dren, Rose, 6; Larry, 2. (international) noolsup. It will be Acheson', re- between parents) are Mike, 3; Tom, 8; Mary, 9; Pat, 11; tail is a dren (from left, special terms: a fox's port to the people on his mission they died. The Supreme United Command Over brush. a deer's a single. an otter's Nations commander says the far To Close Year to Europe a rudder; a rabbit's a scut, and a east is a testing mound for Witted After re.ost Wins Hoptown Moves Ruttman Leads foxhound's a stern. States determination to ag- Local Girl On next Sunday the Murray gression Wings As Airlines To Third Place 350 Miles Of Annual Methodist Church will bring to a To Ridgway $1.98 Also Med, The, time from the Taft To Come Memorial Day also prattles a Race close the conference year 1951-52. The ceremony in Paris was Stagecoach, put out by the West Stewardess Recently third Speed holiday for the nation and nearly Hopkinsville is back :n The pastor. Rev Poll T. Ly'es, will short and simple today Kentucky Stages. We checked tb _ perfect weather has already lured place in the Kitty League today Buttinan tool the lead today go to conference Jane 4. The new It was General Eisenhower sav- make sure this time that leo local Joann St John ,daughter of Mr. Out On Foreip.rn millions of Americana onto high- oil the strength of a tight 4 to after 350 miles of the Indianapolis conference year will begirt im- ing hi, final farewell to his su- names are in their gags. and Mrs. D. B. St. John of Mor- ways to taxe advantage of the long 3 win rivet Owensboro last night Race with Vokuvich, drop- mediately. preme European headquarters staff. ray recently won her wings as an Speed weekeno. The Hop-Towners moved ahead ping to second place. Ratheran re- According to a statement by the The ceremony took place on the When yen get to heaven. American Airlines stewardess and of Madisonville ty three percen: mained in the thira slut with pastor this has beed a good year lawe of SHAPE headquartees-be- You will likely view Policy Sunday It also has added up to souse Is now aesigned to flight duty tes fa-ogress $3.00 tage points as the Miners lost Hanks holding fourth. Cliff Grif- for Murray Methodists fore' the pre-fabricated buildings Many folks whose nesence there aboard the company's DC-03 and monumental traffic jams sre parts Jackson in a 17-9 slugfest. fith of Indianapolis nosed up one has been made in many areas. that were Eisenhower s command Will be a shock to you Convair Flagships operating out of By Untied Press of the country as city dwellers Jackson scored 10 runs in a wild spot to take over fifth place. The Over a hundred new members post for 16 months. Hut keep very quiet' Meacham Field. Ft. Worth. She Republican Senator Taft of Ohio head for, the country and, country eighth to upset Madison- record of 129 43 miles ps hour have been added during t'•e year. With General Matthew Ridgwall Do not even stare: received a B. S. in Business Edu- speaks out on foreign policy Sun- dwellers head for the city. ville. Jackson got its 10 runs on, is almost three miles faster than On this last Sunday in the con- at his side--and their wives flank. Doubtless there'll ba many folks cation at Murray SW.. Coll.:tic, that five hits, four walks and two er- year ference year the'pastar wilt. speak ing them-Eisenhower thanked sea you these. day, an address rnncides with The exception to the weather ..he oas afoliated with last Surprised to after whi'ch on the subject, oampressiors Frem turned to ff•dgway the scheduled arrival home of rule today is a 300 mile-wide band rors. everybody. He Murray Hospital. went 11 before Nineteen Years.- In the sermon his hard The new Genet al Eisenhower. of and aloag Mayfield and stuck out Re: "WkliaPee thoae three little rainfall showeas the Befere recc.ving her silver wine, his impress,on of Taft will make what is billed as finally beating out Paducah, 7-6. At the end of 50 miles--or 29 he will give commander shook it----and declared words that will make me walk on Atlantic seaboard and another oar- she attended American's Trairirg spent "major" foreign policy ipeecr. The winning was sinaled in Vukhavich of Fresno, the nineteen years he has how happy he was about Its nest air." raw rain band stretching spottily Center at Chrengo Midway Airport laps-Bill Jack Colflest in the Lit. May. Rut- in the ministry of The Methodist over a national network ,NBCs at' from New Mexico northeast 10 "so r k in g -by California. was leadinz. Troy assignment. where she securad Wilburn fin- Church What does a pastor think played the 'Star room 2: 30 p.m EDTI. some 90 minutes Michigan. fielder Frank tman of,Lynnwool. California, was A band then She: ':Go hang yourtelf knowledge of meteorology, theory of the church after nineteen years? before Eisenhower's plane is due ally emerging the winner. second; Jim Rathman of Chicago, of Spangled Banner" and the French Nothhag encouragers repentance Hight, flight operation,s. airline does he think of his people? to set down in Washington. A word of warning to holiday Union City knocked off league- third; and Jack McGrath of Glen- What national anthem. After the music, the quite so much as being caught. schedules and radio. he optimistic' The answer to Meanwhile, in Columbus, Ohio merry makers Conies from the leading Fulton 4 to 2, reoring a:I dale, California, was fourth. The Is Eisenhower walked through the questions will come from the Taft says he expects to go into National Safety Comail in (ancago. its runs ,n the fourth. Art Cook average speed of the leader--a these main ertrance of shape for the last id T•day Is Memorial Day, set BITLLETIN sermon. at the Republican national convention It says-take it easy. Since .the was the winner. new record' was 13?..946 rates per time. Generals. Orivater and office aside in memory of th, se who died IDIANAPOLIS May 30 IlPi - with just 50 delegates short of start of the holiday 14 persons The 1951 winner-Lae Wal- workers pushed in for a closer work. in the service of the United States. --A dare-devIl driver from hour. the base died. nine of them in traffic the old record' with an look. They waved and applauded, It also is the first day of the two- what it takes to win presi- ood, California __ Troy lard-held Korea Raiders Have But says accidents. And the Council predicts speed of 129.530. British Field Marshal Morteomery ciay Jewish holiday of Shabuoth. dential nomination. Taft Rottman-has won the 500- average before the weekend is over, 310 Annette Crawford of 100 milen there,Some Words For saluted his old boss for the last the feast of weeks. he is confident he will fill tie. mile speed classic at Inni.nap- At the end Americans will have met death in in the leaders. time. Then Eisennower Waved his gi.p when the balloting gets unde -- oils. Rottman win, a purse at Prepares Room For were no changes Homefront Raiders traffic mishaps alone. Vukovich still led. R•ittman was cap, climbed into has autlmobile, h, This date last year: The only seay. around 70-thousand dollars. Zipper Return third. McGrath and was gone. Hesteaves for Wash- man known ever to have made a At present. a United, Press tabii- Twenty miles f-om the fin- Brother's second. Rathman By United Press Back, Freddy Agabasl.ian of ington tomorrow. small-plane solo flight over the lation gives Taft 405 delegates 1-, ish line it looked as If Bill fourth and There's food for thought tonight ired The following story was received California raced In the North Pole-Captain Charles Bair 394 for Eisenhower. N'ukovich of Fresno. ( a.ifor- Albany. for horne front raidets of college Memorial Day from the Home Economics Depart- spot • -LS -landed in New York s fter a Taft came out on top in the nis would win the race. He fifth girls' dormitories. . ment of the .I.ynn Grove High! had set a new record Fish Will Cooperate nine-and-one-half-how flight from Alabama state convention yester- Service Planned had led most of the e ay at Vukovich It comes froth Korea, where nd School, and indicates to some ex- miles: Ea was clipping Long Alaska, and racing-driver Lee Wal- day Of the 14 delegates. seven record-breaking .peed But he for the 100 American men no older than the On This Week End what is being learned by the and asphalt track Whited lard set a new record in the Mem- were selected who favor Taft. three Memorial Day seta ices will he the wall with right laps to tent around the brick college boys, engage daily ;n more girls in that department. The young miles per hour. Wallard • FRANKFORT, Ky.' May 30 (UP) orial Day Indianapolis race-three who are pro-Eisenhower delegates held at the McDaniel Cemetery go and lost the big chance. in 133.006 deadly raids. is Miss An- of 130.626 last Kentucky division :f game hours, 57, minutes, 38 seconds for were chosen and four others are Sunday, June 1. Mittman. the yourucest of 33 lady in this instance set the old record One Koreart veteran. Master Ser -The nette Crawford. daughter of' Mr. year. The only foreign driver in and fish promises -the fish won't be the 500-miles; tincommitted. Preaching services will be held dri.ers in the field, ante the geant F. T. Stolle:, of Chicago- of Lynn Ascari of Italy- this weekend. On the Democratic side, Vice- in the morning and singing will race in record-breaking time, and Mrs. Joel Crawford the race-Albert sums it up in these words se on vacation Grove. Her instructor 'is M.s. Fred race on toe 41st, lap. A division says there is every This date In history: rie first president Alben Barkley has for- be held in the afternoon. Dinner officials still are -neekIns the left the "The activities of morons and The but Ascari fish ;vill co-operate Memotial Day was observed in many tossed his hat into The ring will be served ,on the ,ground. exact speed Sandefer. rear wheel collapsed imbeciles in the Mates do not indication the Rabbit the ap- the thousands 1868, ,on orders of General John for the presidential nomination. He "The goal was to improve escaped injury. bother us in the least as long as wholeheartedly with , room. who plan a long Triple A. Logan. National commander of announced "yesterday that he is pearance of her brother's bed At the end of 150 miles, Vukovich. they do not affect the sonply of of Kentuckians . of fishing. emcee/ the Grand Army of the leepublic, available for the top spot but will This is bow she did this. still led: Sam Hanks Of Glendale, ammunition. beer and mail.' Memorial Day weekend FORCED rthe especially good in 1868: and the Abraham Lincoln not actively seek the nomination, REMOVAL OF SOVIET FLAG Cleaned the walls of soiled paper, California had taken ova Another GI-Technical Sergeant Prospects are LS fair to Memorial was dedicated, in Wash- The entry of the 74-year old ready for painting runnerup epot. Ruttman - was third James Coleman of St. Louis-says: at- the lake!, Reports of $2.79 ington. in 1922. vice-president gives the Democrats Painted the ceiling a snow white. and Rathman fourth. Jonnic Par- "It's 'not the morale probham out good fishing are in frotrk Cumber- Her six announced candidates in their Painted the walls in a very sons of Van Nuys, California, haa here 'that bothers us: Ws the morals land. Kentucky, Dale Hollow. The *269 r e e:for-all national convention. light Wire. come up form eighth place to take preblem back home. Maybe we rington and' 'Dewey Lakes. And , delegates votes will be so Painted a desk, chair, ant chest over fifth position. ought to semi --home a few mis- division adds, however. 'that the of Top Woman Red Is divided at ,the outset of the con- of drawers darker blue The 150-mile record was broken sionaries.- reports aLso say --a influx the ,s cot s ention that no candidate will Painted the dresser blue and Vukovich averaged 132.502 miles 'per fishermen has filled almost all Believed Relieved have mere Than about onr-fourth white. • hour. Jimmy Davies held the old available housing facilities at fW. the wood work white. in 1951. lakes. - of the total sit takes to win. Friends Painted record of 128.45p set old tapestry Califor- Inquiring The report says there i5 $3.00 By United Press of Etarkley see the situation as en" Hung a beauti;ul Chet Miller of Glendale. not a single bad fishing spot at The top woman of the Comniun- in which he could emerge as corn over the stairway.' nia pulled out of the race cata the the floor a rust shade. Lake Cumberland, 'there the bass. 1st world is reported on the skids. promise candidate in a deadlocked Painted 42nd lap because of fuel Pump Reporter rug. Crappie, and bluegill are hitting. A Romanian refugee group says convention. Put down a tan taiitible Bob Scott of Los Angeles . white dotted SWi39 it says the Bass also are on a ram- relt)r.e 1,• Ana Pauker once the number one Senator Kefauver of Tennessee Laundered withdrew on the 46th lap becasse QUESTION page at Kentucky Lake in Romania, has been has added to his bag of delegates. curtains and put up. of a broken transmission. Gene 't11 Communist Does any Memorial D'ai stand fishing at Party men in his homestate pled- Made a dressing table skirt of Hartley of Roanoke. Indiana. quit But mud is hampering purged. cut in your memory? especially ir the up- ged all of Tennessee's 28 conven- white. en the 06th lap because of a brok- Dewey Lake, $1.00 ANSWERS lower end is The group, through its organ tion votes to former Senate crime Upholstered a bed room chair in. en king pin. per sections. The Mrs. E. Windsor: Just one anti called 'laws Agency interolleport buster. floral print, with a -rose back- Ats the end of 200 laps. Puttman V. clear. state's streams also East" says the official Romanian ground.. had moved up from third place it doesn't ainouut to very much, I Many of the 3veralls- radio has broadcast that Mrs. Uphcilitered ; window box seat to take the lead_ Vukovich drop- jast usually ,try to stay at !tome are still muddy. but the division File ouit,of the traffic. There is so much says fishing is improving in the e Stitched, Pauker has been relieved of all Congressmen In ,color plastic. ped to second. Ratman moved tip her posts. For Re-Election Annette's brother will surslY De a notch to third. Joey Jo-nes of traffic on holidays and people try- ones that are clear. pleased when he comes home from Van Nuys advanced from eighth ing to get tn the lake in a hurry. However, the broadcast, if it a cheer- Mrs. J. C. McDougal: No. not WEATHER REPORT FRANKFORT, Ry May in the service and finds such to fourth. Hank, dropped from was made, has not been picked tip especially, we will probably -fish The following is the '2 noon -Two Kentucky tongressmen have ful room." second to fifth. The 200-mtle • ta any otner monitoring agency today. observation from the Murray State filed for re-election. They are Noble record was broken. The new record outside the Iron Curtain. Mrs. Gas Lamb: Off hand I rural College Weather Station Drivers Gregory of Mayfield .and John C. ii 13(38.32 Tiles per hour.-ii lit- think of any. we esually go to the Present Temperature_74 degrees Mrs. Pauker. an old-line. Mos- Watts of Nichnlasville. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tle more than three mt,es per $1.98 'cemetery where my father is our:ed. Relative Humidity-53 mir cent cow trained Communist had a lot Both are Democrats Gregory WILL HAVE' SCHOOL hour better than the old one. Mrs. William James: Notaing Barometric Preasure - 29 of posts to' be relieved of. She represents the first clastri?t. Watts Vulenvich led after 300 miles. over a only we usually go on a picnic I drromme steadily was Romanian foreign r sister, a the sixth. Gregory so far has co SOVIET RAO hies (upper left) booth at All Nations festival of,"15reparation day . for: the Daily Rottman moved' into trecon 3 place. 'loves don't plan to do anything today Wind from N .rthwest st two vice-premier, a colonel in the army, opppsition from Bart N Peak of Los' Angeles' annual World Trade Week observance, where It was( Vacation 'Bible School -will he held Rathman deeming to third Hanks place and re- though, except stay home and miles per hour 49 and head of the Romanian dele- riapdsifion tro *tort N. Peak of placed to help laud the panacea of Communism. The American flag tomorrow at 9:00 a m, at the First held fourth James fifth. The speed of 130378 lake- it easy. • Hirehest Temperature 'Thursday gation to the Cominform. the also Le 'isgton. peak, secretary of the was set up (tight) by Irate eltitcrui who objected to the Soviet booth Baptist March: mained Mrs. Clifton Inition: I don't know .74 degrees had been a member of the old University of hentucky YMCA, also and Hammer and Sickle dlapley. Removal of the Soviet booth was All boys and girls between tirI miles per hour Is about three miles an of Any, •ick haven't plapned to d0 Lowest Temperature last. night-. MCZIE1=w Comintern executive board, which file ias a candidata-in--this-Dgeno- forted. Booth repreaentatives said they wer• wilted to set up their ages _of four through sixteen are helter, than the 'record hist said they schooL year. Tar. • 45 degrees ill now out of busineas.-- Olathe PrnirY• diaPlay, but arrangements chairman were not.(international), urged to attend this

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rlici.,r PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMER, MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY, DIAY 30. 1952 ganse refuges and law established - 1. TilE LEDGER & TIMES tor molesting, defacing or damag- PUBLISHED ng LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY ing refuge, glens. Section. amended to Include for _ . .ineolidation i I The Murray Vivi, The Calloway Time. The' and protection by laws of exotic phea• - - -Mrs saisese-lrei-da. •• °Whet' 3.1. DILL ited *he West Kentuckian, January , ,ants and other species of exotic esn len. . (8 Past. • Law enacted to prevent hunting At 1 IsasieiSHER at night with a light of type ant- Murr cal or bird other than the opos- de reserve the. teen' eo iiejece ny ..etrt.is1ng. Letters to the Editor, Order sum, raccoc.1, and bullfrogs. 0. Public Voice items which in ear- esanien are not for :Is reit the best interest " Repealed sections on fishing laws, W our readcii _ . HaU and gave Departinent authority to I Sheen set up regulations governing fish- • THE R.1t...Y SiLSai ASSOCIATION Mrs. seasons, limits, NATIONAL''PE'. i ing, etc. matron VSSe.:....LeCE WITMER CO. I Monroe. *t1ZL Memphts,_Tenree del_p_hiathik Cool Off SPORTS LawsIn State Of Interest Here partmeenndtedauthorittrto etnoforcgeiveWate'r- Ave.. Chwago; $0 The Bolystoe St.. Lion. , Pollution Control Board laws. gui.r Enacted law making it mandatory Ente.ed, at Use Put was co ()Uwe. Murray. Kentucky; for transmission LINEUP as Giants In Ninth Inning Rally ' Changes that all nets and seines be made of Fent Second Class Matter Made In Game and Fish By United Press twine. tte iris - - - - - Hundzeds of thousands spec Enacted law that all importers • BSCRIPTILIN RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per - Preece': week 15c, per By l'nited Pees, ' and three 'Melia as Cleveland utters FRANKFORT, live game end fish into this OE ..th 65e In Calloway will crowd sports arenas Ky. The limit FRANKFORT, Ky.-Changes in of quet WI and adnetrung ceunties, per year, $3.50; The Philadelphia Ps esseied off blasted the Tigers, 11-4, at Detroit, else-. today to watch the nation's top of black bass which a fisherman the Game and Fish Commission state retiet have a permit trern Ch 'etre. $5 513 the ..N.‘w York Giant, in one of coasted to his fir'h win Department. athletes Jompete for hundreds of may take from CurnOerlarai Lake laws, enacted at the 1952 session of the The the five Meinurtel Dey lone-Ups pnedine-shtiattretrcrw hiArtic tHhoev,itnedmiaanns. Provided statewide thousands of dollars worth of has been raised to 15 per lay and the Legislature will become et' a junior hunt- ter at THURSDAY. MAY 29, 1952 pleyed yeetettlay afteenoon winalalo prizes and titles. The latest weather the size limit has been eliminattd feetive on June 19. One of the ing license for residents under 16 ems pr The Phils stopped a ninth-Inning loser Dick Littlefield and two forecast says blue skies and sea- altogether for the months of June. major pieces of legislation was years of age for $1.00. tal i rally to nip the Giants, 6-5 Brook- others for 13 hits. Pat Mull ti born- FRLDAY, MAY SO. tamable temperatures will prevail July and August This action was that which changed the Division to Wingnets, each wing of which ern St -19.52 - lyn moved to within one aud one ered for Detroit. • over moat of the nation. taken today by the Game and Fish a Department Which will be known may not exceed 20 feet, legalized half games of the Giants ny beat- The Phils used _four Commission, in session In Frank- as the DepartMent of Fish And for Ohio River and for overflow' ing Boston, 7-3. Pittsburgh edged and the Giants fivc. Karl Drew. The biggest single attraction fort end Earl Wallace. Director of Wildlife lakes in Ballard. Carlisle, Itickman Sect Cincinnati 4-2. CioCago gets credit on Resources. The title of and St. for the 6-5 Philadelphia a he Division and Fulton Counties. Umps Unt-p In Own Loup holiday program Amin et with of Game and Fish. It Earl Wallace, who has been Direc- Clothes were idle today. . victory. Hoyt Wilhelm is the loser, baseball golf, boxing, tennis, horse is pointed Out that thes new regu- tor of the Division of Game and The Nod tt.10 The Giants had the tying ard lead- Are racing and track and field events latiuns apply only to Cumberland Fish, will be changed to Commis- fternix.n games. The Yankees Mg runs on base in the ninth when • NEW YORK. .UP'-?iy. York suit vieth two-tone sport shoat. will be the 500-mile auto race at Lake and the creel limit of 10 per sioner ,and Departments under the STEAL. SURE ENOUGH scored once in the e;ghth to beat Ken Heintzelman retired Pinch The f.na watelung the Yank...v-01:11a- First base urnp Bill. Summer; wore Indianapolis. A field if 33 super- day and a minimum of 10 incites Division setup have been changed CLEVELAND, 0. itiPi Philadelphia 3-2 at New York. Vic Hitter Sal Yvars on the first Wiwi% -Ralph thighs* baseball 'are Tituesday a tii.ht tan suit with i bright red charged racers will roar away on in length, still applies to all other to Divisions, with, the Kars a Raechi is the winner. Alex Kellner The Phils got the teaching head of Stewart, a car dealt:. advortised a Tyro must have thought the .10-dig-t: necktie and a. Yankae baseball runs the first Lap of the race to gold waters of the state. At Cumberland each bearing the title of Director. snappy model as "a steal" at the loser 1 umered in the seventh on two walks and aslads.. nis.perele.• lied affected nes four cap. Plate un,pire- Larry Napp and glory around noon time. The Lake the 15 limit shall be the first A brief di;est of the ii The next in for New Yerk, singles by Del Ennis and Sniokey ther $1,250. nning he In- urnp.n.f. a.`-'-vetese a regulation uinp's anifor 'forecasters predict partly 15 taken, changes is aisteezt Harry Simpson thoee :e five cloudy givrm herewith, but it, formed police someone hae taken bane :anp it- yeas -several-sizes too Jackieskies with This• action -wag- -111kerl on art. Is. important ter rif lerge_ aline with J eand item Horne runs by Andy temperatures In the - that the. reader fami- his advertisement liteially ore blue setae punkere, flan- I It wasn't the Patk°• ,1 middle 70's Uxperimental basis. Cumberland Betty heat. The reeuler Robinson, and nearly 150,000 speed liarize himself with the laws in and Pee-Wee Reese °Eves gel coat red :se. SeeTwid ' unifoilK hadn't arrired in 'crazyfans are expected to crowd Lake has the highest base popula- their entirely by reading the coni. Approximately ICAO acres ot ateir and Gil Hodges have its --brme-t-Trip :DM Ort7v"---worz Av-a-y- -tithe tur the orne larodnd the two and one half mile ton of any such impounament in plete text of -the new fescue seed win heartr 7-3 win over the Braves. Bob laws and be harvested in an and rn he Way brick and asphalt oval. Total prizes the. United tales, a recent survey char.ges. Simpson county this year _ Thorpe homered off winner Chris i Th• for the 500-mile race will add up showed. • Briefly here's what the new Van Cuyk. is the gams $215.000. A.rn hey loser. to The Waters of Cumberland legislation does: Stand Lake, where the reauletioa ep- I Repeals screen Before the game. the Dodgers the law making nianda- Memorial Day is certaia plies, is described as follows: That gory the isi. announced Pitcher ?nil tlaugstad to be confiscation. of unplugged Give Standing of a sad occasion for one of area between Wolf Creek Dam and..4uns and raises Daniel. your cultivator the Teams had been the the minimum fine sold to Cincinnati. The JUDY League 'three remaining Americans in the the last riffle below Cumberland ifor the use of an unplugaed woo& sale brings the Dodgers down to gun Tea W L Pet. iBritish Amateur Golf Tournament Falls, plus those backwaters and from $15 to $25. proem the player limit. Haugstad hasn't • Fulton 11 8 579 at Prestwick, Scotland. up to the first riffle of all inverting Repeals county pitcheci this year. He appeered in Jimmy Mc- hunting and fish- Owensboro 13 10 !Hale of Philadelphia and tributaries between the dant and ing licenses. by the neWNBIT .565 21 games last season. losar.g one , Harvie Madisonville Cumberland of tow 13 10 565 and winning none. Ward of Tarboro, North CarOline Falls. Permits 10 day non-resident nsh- Hopktnsville 12 10 meet in one of this warning's The regulation, what'll it being ing Awed 541 At Pittsburgh. Murry Dickson, 111 license for $2. and repeils for- gairlic„ Union- City II 522 match and one has filed with the ecretary of State. mer law which permitted outlasted 'Harry, Perkowski as the three- Jackson 11 13 458 to be eliminated The other Areri-* points out that a- 'possession limit day licenses for vineea Pirates beat . taincittnati 4-2 on ;eon $1. Paducah 8 12 400 Rid h Kiner' of Tolecia. ef 30 black bass may be ha/ from ;Repeals wholesale fish dealers Illaytitld • !is fr.-cired the waters of with 7 13 350 Milian hernered for Cincinnati. to beat Charles Carle* Cumberleiri Lake license.

. cnly. after a fisherman "eraPP Lefty Maury. McDermottprobab Preftwick. The semi-finals -will has fished Increases furbuyers' license to Raffira- two or More gelled '- ly wishes the this days. $5, with the license ecnfeetuir Holerletn.lbehad played afternoon,. giao'er W L Pet. held en to RoOkie Mel • .The Commission set the squirrel to the season, rather than r: a New York • The termer Beaten player Temperamentil Tommy Holt et edison.-telasensant -Aingsnit-zs iqui early_ lasas. B •oklyn to close oil Nisve.sber de •f 24 10 '''.7011 the only hit is McDermott pitched Durham. North Carolina and Lloyd 5. -fhe bee Increases trappers' tic=se from Claca limit remains h • f- 21 16 .368 the Red Sox to a 1-nothing win Mangrum of Chicago lead :he held' at six whit a nos- 1$2 to $3, per Year. and t..c±!•tesiderti elncinnst fusion e• • 19 18 511 over the visiting Washineton Sen- :into today's second round of the limit of 12. t-appers licerise from $10.40 to Ph iltelelph a . Western resolution alterris 16 18 47! ators The win P n Open Golf Tournament at By the Commission also per year. St. ordered se.t.1 t Louis 17 21 447 second place in :ix Areeetcan i St. Louis. Bolt and letangrern arc. that all news releases Item FUr processors' licence !nesea Boston Rice st 68 with Earl Wilde ock the Division brunt 11 40 304. League and dumps Wa hingtan , ut Game and Fish It $100 pei year fre.n $52 y- swotIi Pittsburgh 8 32 .200 back to third. - :Island, Illinois one stroke behind cleared through the Publicity Deb Authorizes Department to set tit) HOderlein spoiled McDsrmott's in third place. partment. Purchase of Kingfisher liegu!ations governing public or American Learse bid 1..alt, near Owensboro Ten erdered commercial sheitins areas D▪ eem for no-hit fame trith a single Team W L Pet. an the fourth inning McDercuott Manhattan College is the heat', and construction of rock and log 'Authorizes Department .to set with.IH Cleveland 25 15 .623 4 out eight n.e.i and walked choice to win team !toners today' earns in Big Creek. Pike County, up regulations for pet pernitte if Precision-Engineered Boston Ts 21 14" 583 nly one -leadoff man Eddie Yost. as the two day ICAAAA track and a-le Creek. in Grant County. situation vi-arrants it. Washington was Jout 20 16 556 The Boston southpae faced the meet gets going at New York, reeernnended. CanstruCt:on of Poaching law emended to include ter .ar New York 18 15 545 minimum 27 bitten as both Yost 'Athletes from 54 schools will cora- a pond in Marion County also w,,s add d Chicago 19 19 500 end Hodericin ware erased in pete. with the winners getting • given the Commission's approval. - SWEEPS and SHOVELS St Louis 19 23 452 plays. Wm to California next month to The sessions were presided over ' Philadelphia e 13 19 408 Loser Bob Porterfi els) walk- take part in the final ulymptc try- by Pr. Joe F. Hilt Lebanen, chair- RATS-MICE GONE'. Give your cultivator Detroit 11 24 314 ed only oneesbut Met outs. mar, of :the Conmaiiim. the sharp new -bite" it needs to loosen walk to _ bud ground and clean _ Clyde Vullmer in the out the weeds. Get a new set of IH __The Dallas Texans and Sati Fran- P" • with d-CON • precissou-engineered rime .hoqie n_ beat the eshIngton I- Nearly $140.000 in staked purses 9. sweeps, shovels or steels today. Made Testerday's Results cisco 49eres of the Natemal Foot- o• wear-resistant rpilitahyte-dneindhiserf.inFttedgamHe eotffie.leie will be .divided today in .1 full high-carbon wet they wear better, hold Kitty Lamm League have signed five more their year Program of Memorial Div racing ball READY-MIX sharpness longer and maintain penetration. Don't settle I Ui r n - y 4. Yukon 2 i m place of the •rnared Johnny for substitutes. We have IH sweeps, shovels and tinpkinsville 4. Owensb•iro 3 !rookie ends. Gene Felker VS:sl steels in the i.eie4Petikv,ey. followed with _Suburban Handicap. with George of - sire and type to do best Mayfield 7. Paducah- 6 wident,r., ..Bottiefield.. as the avereiconsin and Gerald Witty et Litre work in your ed wngithrraarattrt"PeieHatt'i- ‘110. * * * ** aops and soiL lauitscn 17. Madisonville 9 }College. The 49e-r's enamels:es. emir 1 Gild alim put id e- Sir•_eel bid for night choice, tops the list of sake's end Fred Snyder of Loyale-- DM- •e' A 'I' h regular .starting berth by sekees events. In other races. litiche" is 5-STAR . has agieed to terms along . Take Horne A Set Today two more tuts. " • favored in the $50.000 Araonaut I'l enitY GUARANTEED mesal New York 3. Philadelphia Fort tstref SERVICE 2 Handicap at Hollywood Para. " i wtth returnees Nick Feher and Cieveland 11. Detroit Dane 4 Salonga" heads the field for the. i Sparks WALLIS DRUG' CO. ({ Boston 1. Washinston 0 ' PRISON JUST LINE: ROME k10.000 hristiana Stakes at Delays Ise Only games scheduled JONES-DAVIS TRUCK and TRACTOR CO Park, -Arise is choice •eleedreasemaea- lareDEelasele TO CHRONIC OFTEX5F111 • thz. fol Benton Road Tel-_phone 1200 the 820.060 Caindi n Handicap at •••••=•• American League- ' • e. 'V -MP-7w-* A", DELAWARE. 0. 'Ul'i _R. F. Garden State. and Abstaseta .# ••••••M.M. .M•I•• 13r, oklyn 7. Boston 3 Oven:, Who has spere most of his given a geed chance in the $7500 Philadelphia 6, New York life s.nce 1923 in conimement, has Tomasello Menaor.al Hanchesp at ,zwz,.urca 4W:#11113•1310111111111.11111111.1ft Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati 2 returned "borne" 'he Ohee Suffolk Downs. Only games scheduled, Pent:. teatiary at Columbus, 0 Heavyweight Roland 'Astarte is kAi\, Oases he been is 'viten' of the Todaaesames a slight favorite to win tonight's Ohio penitentiiry niece,. Ditty Lenge, . Pint echeduleo 10-rounder at New York those in New Mexico, New GET THE . Madia,nville at Jackson Vora- agaitist Dan Buccerom . Ws the New Jersey. Pentitylveraa Y.our own Union City at Full& and the second meeting between the two fader peritenti try' at I e Mayfield at Paducah Atlanta. heavyweights. Bucceroni scored a truck • Ga., not. to mention nurnereus expert Hopkinsville unanimous ciecision in their last, PROOF! at Owsnsbore county Jails with ',meting on December 21st. 1951. FIi our When he Walleyed League pleaded entIte Pere- to three rue Yank A Philaielphia-eLan- indictments for forgery and . The marathon American Bowling writine frauduhe t il ,. r II-2i arid Spencer (1 -21 vs. hecite. • I Comings tournament at Milwaukee ended Ovens' rix-mosth With a dazzling Meyer 41-61 .and ROO( rt.,: battle, enters' its final 15 days today. In '7-11: • during which he Cincinnati ' et Clhicego -431a7Fe- octed as lui own yesterday's light action. Q u i nt legal cohnsel. to stiv swat well i1-6' awl Byerly 10-0s '.s. Ruth 4.D,A.,,,,•• frOm Roberts of New York rolled a high . 1 :61-2, , f 1136 in singles. and Ln il.21. 'J... -..- ARRAY OF NEW St Louis at Pittsburgh-Beyer e ------' -2, and Presko il-3, vs. Kline (G-4. sad Friend 53-4, -

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, MAY 30, 1952 FRWAY, MAY 30, 1952 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY — PAGE THREE and law established Union of l.11c man ad one woman defacing or damag- Oak Grove Baptist Chinch Locust Grove Hominess Church whereby the: two become one in hs. 3 miles West of Hazel Kirksey, Kentucky • 3c per word, minimums show the sight of God. This tie is not SUNDAY'S CIIURCH SERVICES Pied to include for Robert Clark, Pastor Rey E. T. Cox, Pastor to be dissolved at wall or on some aws of exotic phea. 30c for 17 words. Terms cash in Sunday School 10:00 3.111. Sunday School 10:00 am. purely legal ground. The only Murray Church of Cnrist The First Christian Church sr spi.cies of CLASSIFIED cdvance for each Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a in. exotic ADS 'martial& scriptural 7th dr Poplar Phone 391 111 N. Fifth St. justific 'lion for divorce Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Preaching every 2nd and 4th Sun- • is that act of unfaithfulnes; which John it, Winn, Minister Rev. Robert F.. Jarinan, Minister to prevent hunting Wednesday Evening prayer day • is such a breach of i.ne holy union Regular Program; Church School 9:30 service 8:11,1 p. m. a light of type ani- Sunday School every Sunday • is virtually to dettroy it (saase 32). Sunday: Bible Study begins 9:40 Morning Worship 10:50 ther than the opos- FOR SALE According to the words of our 5. In. Subject— Sinking Springs Baptist Church and bullfrogs. Lord Jesus, adultry iheeigalas and Preaching, 111:45 a. m. and 7 p. in. lahe Church Obsolete" Sunday School 10:00 Ions on fishing laws, FOR SALE: PIANOS—new Spinet dispositions are sinful Gt.' .d. will Monday, College students, base- Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 Morning Warship 11;00 Shesapeake Bay is the world's irtinent authority to with full keyboard and bench. not overlook them or excilie them. ment, Library Building 7 p. Subject--"Getting ,Ready For Jow Baptist 'Training Union 7:70 greatest oyster tar. ions governing fish. $495.00 up. Guaranteed used pianos SUNDAY SCHOOL - The Master taught that adultry is Friday: Women's Bible Class at er" Evening Worship 8 p.m. The Verda 4-/i Club in Harlan limits, etc. from MAO up. We deliver free a thing of the heatt, and the lust- church, 2 p. Prayer l'ileeting Wed.'at 1:30 p.m. county fenced the school lawn and ction to give De- everywhere. Harry Edwards, 808 LESSON ful look is simply a reVetation of Radio Sermon, daily Monday sowed it to grass. rity to enforce Water The First Methodist Church S. 5th. Paducah, phone 4431. 5131c its presence there. Sin originates through Friday 12:30 to 12:45. Board Fifth and Maple St. MI laws. by with a thought and is culminated making it mandatory FOR SALE: Ring necked Phea- Rev. Paul T. Lyles, Pastor sant eggs. 25c by a deed. Therefore. in order to Chestnut Street Tabernacle For The Bu Ii Id seines be each. Call Paul Sunday School 9:45 Rah Wilmot made of Dr. H. C. Chiles avert a sinful deed, one must be Rev. Bailey 133)-R. Murray, Ken- C. Zevenbergen, Pastor Morning Worship 10.50 tucky. careful not to think evil. Evil Phone 1029-R that all importers J3p Subject— thoughts unholy Ccesires and wick- Sunday School 10 am. and fish into this "Impressions From I-1 year" yaws ed ambitions hidden in tits heart lye a CHRIST'S STaNDARD OF time when the marriage are Morning Worship ..... 11 am. MYF Groups • 6:70 1340 permit iron VMS 1340 Wanted will ultimately result in over MORAL ?purr but lightly regarded, and when acts Junior P. Ye P. A. 6:30 p.m. Wesley Foundation Vespers 6:30 It. of ungodliness, unless that heart Is WANTED TO BUY-2 wheel the sacredness of this great insti- Evening Evangelistic 7:30 Evening Worship 7:30 atewide junior hunt- It is a good time to think: about gloriously regenerated and made trailer, with springs & racks tution is flippaotly ant arrogantly Wednesday midweek service 7:30 Subject— Dial Phone residents under 16 the ho:ne. The welfare of Ins home clean. good ignored. Because of the prevalent Saturday P. Y. P. A. 1:30 "What's Right With The Church'' or al 00. condition desirabla tele- is the Saturday, May SI, 1952 welfare of smatty. As goes and widespread divorce evil, it is Divorce is certainly conlibutirii College Presbyterian Church .ch wing of which, phone 9125 M30p the homes so goes the natian. The very apropriate that we should much to"-the cause of Satan in 1601 Male Street 6:00 Farm .Fair 3:00 News sit 20 feet, legalized home is- the fountain to which can have a lesson dealing particularly these days. Terrifying statis.ics can Rev. Orval Austin, Waster 3:05 Postcard Parade r and for overflow' be traced The First-Baptist Church 5:15 Farm Fair NOTICE what is wrong in the with the important subjects of be quoted, but they are-not nearly Church School 9:45 3;15 Postcard Parade •cl, Carlisle, Itickman individual S. foin'tli St - 6:30 irstriih- Time or in the nation. Society marriage and divorce. Disobedience as appealing as the knJwIedge Morning Worship 11:00 3:30 Postcard Parade aunties. is just as good or just Dr. H. C. Chiles, Pastor 6:45 Sports Parade HOUSE AND BARN SPRAYINO as bad as to the teachings of GA's Word in which most of us have broken 3:45 Postcard Parade the home life of the peopla Church School 9:30 7:00 News now being done by Sam Kelley Bus realm of life nes brought un- homes, blighted lives, blasted 4:00 Postcard Parade to 3:00 Thathat Satan is trying Morning 'Worship 10:50 am. 7:05 Clock Watcher a Rid your premises of pests such to destroy told misery and numerous traja.- hopes, scattered families, delin- 5:00 Sports Parade the home is quite obvious Training Union 6:45 7:15 Clock Watcher IEEE ENOUOR as flys, roaches and moths. Cal today. dies. quent children, and decadeet mor- it perfectly clear that marriage 5:15 Teatime Topics The lack of moral malty has un- Evening Warship 8:00 to 8:00 D, 0. (UPI _ Ralph Sam Kelley today. He will also als. The victims of this deadly was ordained of God, and that it 5:30 Music for Saturday dermined and I. Cemmand. Exodus 20:14. 8:00 News dealt:, advertised a check your -home tor TERMITES.; w'ecked countless The peril are primarily the unfortunate involved a holy union of a man 1 5:45 Music for Satui day lives and homes, and establisned the ineti- 8:15 Chapel Hymns as "a steal" at Don't let termites undermine has toppled When God children who are deprived thereby and a woman which triakrs them 6:00 News Producelreatg nations into tution of marriage, He inteneed 8:30 Mystery Shopper ext pinning he in. your home. Call Kelley the cave of of so many benefits to wh:ah they one. Memorial Baptist Church 6:45 Wayne King oblivion. We have come upon that there should be ane man for 8:45 .Ken Griffin someone had taken South 13th. Street, phone 441 TI a are justly entitled. Wain Street at Tenth 5:15 Off the Record one woman, and that this relation- Divorce, which is one of 9:00 Morning Moods mit Mei ally W. The Cavilers. Mark 101-9. the ma- I __ S. E. B-yler, Pastor 6:30 Off The Record ship should be ocirranent Any pir evils, of our 915 Morning Moods NOTICE—We have .ne new dual Pharisees came to Chris' Jesus day, is foreign to; Sunday School 9:30 a. rn. 6:45 Western Caravan violation of the divine plan the ideal 9:30 Frank Foeba .ly 1C,U00 leres of purpose automatic insecticide va- for and asked Him an age-old question which God .established Morning Worship 10.50 a.m. 7:09 Western Caravan FOR RENT the marriage of one man and one In the beginning. His dirmatve will 9:4.-.5 Public Service Show (ill be harvested in porizers and electric deodarizers about marriage, "It is lawral for a Baptist Training Union--6:15 p. tn. 7:15 Music...for You woman is contrary to the Word of is that there shall no be any 10:00 Morning Moods ty this year for sale_Eassi to use--nieets .11 man to put away his wife?" That Evangelistic Hour 7:30 p.m. ROOM: Large front, God, and is destrtraive to the divorce, but His pertnissive 10:30 1340 Club to 11:45 . federal and state requirements-- was a good question, but It was will Good News Hour — Braadcast 7:30 Music for You SLEEPINGground floor. Celopla or single. Mine. With God the home is a allows it on one ground only, and WilBS 900 12:00 News 7:45 Guest For usedilln house. born Or) asked :n bad faith. The questioners p. m. Star 312 North Fourth. Mrs Bruce sacred institution. ro trifle with that is adultry. 12:15 Noontime Frolics Wherever you need it. Kcay Pra- Holland. were not seeking the truth. They Tuesday 3:40 p.m. 8:00 Baptist Hour Itp the sanctity of the home is to dis- All who are looking 12:30 Noontime duce--South 13th St- TI' were not desirous of knowing the fora rd to H. L. Hardy Jr. chapter or R. A's Frolics 8:15 Baptist Hour regard the expressed will c•f God. marriage should 12:4.5 Luncheon Music mind and the will of God in the realize that it is meets at 1302 Poplar St. 8:30 Musical Moments Unless marriage is held sacred. not a casual 1:00 All Star to 1.45 matter. They asked Him this ques- thing, or a mere tern- Wednesday 3:00 p.m. 8:45 Musical Moments the home will be destroyed. Faith- perary legal' contract. 1:45 Stars for defense tion to see what fie would say, It is 2 union Sunbeam Band meets at church 9:00 Plattertune fulness to each other, on the part for life—,be it 2:00 News with the hope that they might be for better or for teachers & officers meeting 7:00 9:30 Plattertirne Having seen this picture, I unhesitatingly of both husband and wife is one worse, jn health 2:05 Music able to ensnare Him, regaroless of or in sickness, in p.m. for You 9:45 Plattertime of the foundation stones of a true pros ity or in adversity. 2:15 Music for You whith side of the question Ste And all G. A's meeting t the church 7:00 10:00 news recommend it home. who, are married 2:30 Music for your BEST ENTER- might take. This is another aillu- shoclid nave the p.m. for Ycaf 10:15 Listeners }lei:west to 11:00 This commandnet_nt aces at st regard for their 2:45 1.1. S. stratiori of the tact that unbeliev- marriage Prayer, Praise and Fellowship Navy ' 11:00 Sign off an evil which is gi owing with yaws.. - TAINMENT. IC's one qf the best I have ing, conceited, and self-righteous Service Wed. 7:30 p. m. frightful rapidity in. these • Sunday, June 1. 1951 day* cavilers will go to great leogths in, Adultry is the breaking of a union ever seen! • their attempt to discredit lb* 7:00 Favorite Quartets 5:00 Elm Grove established by God. Much is said Baptist Church whom they hate because of their 7:15 Favorite Quartets 5:15 Elm Grove in the Old Testament about adul- Baptist Church - • --FRANK LANCASTER stand for the truth. 7:30 News 5:30- Valentine tery, and the seriousness of this ,Studio - In answer to their queelmAn. this nu Limo of Servigil Sine* 1886", 7:45' Melody Five sin is seen when at ts noted that 4445 Uppet Room VARSITY -Savior col-Altered. "Whit.2 3d Moses WITH' 11:00 Melody Five 6:00 News THEATRE -- death by stoning was the penalty *command you?" He us called 8:15 liehady Five for it iDeuteronomy 22:22. . The 6:15 Harding College Sunday and Monday their attention to the w of Moses, 8:30 Green Plains Church of prohibition of adultry still stands. ;2 6:30 Dinner Musk: for which they pretenled to ha..re Reve# enre Christ Whoever violates God's law in this 6:45 Gospel QuaOist v*.#1.4cot amos' a high regard. TOO were forced 9.00 Hazel regard is certain to iaap distress Baptist Church 7:00 Protestant Hour to answer that /./Moses hao made Sincerity and misery, sooner later. 9:15 Bethel Quartet divorce perms le on one ground 7:15 Protestant Hour Whatever varying Wandards men 9.30 Bethel Quartet namely, ed try Weutisi onomy 7.30 Waltz Time or the state May ,EL.blish mono- Dignity 9:45 First Methodist Suuday 24:1.. It mát be noted, however, 7:45 Waltz Time gamy has been fixed as the mar- that dvoyEe is God's per' ;Laskin, riage law foa the Christian, and School 8:00 First Baptist Church Ser. and not ia direction. -1-E-Conotny the union once made is inviolable 10:00 First Methodist Church vices to 9:00 For /he continuanie of the Po- until "death do us pert." School manirace.'God ordained that one lits00 Musical Interlude 111. Comment. The ie•I5 Music for You to :0:50 The Matthew C21-32. man and one woman ahouat leave J. H. Churchill Funeral Home 9:15 Merrorial Baptist Church Marriage 10;50 Church Services is God's plan :or the father 9:30 and mother and form a to 12:00 Memorial Baptist Chureb few home, Ronald W. Churchill, Owner and thci e rear their 12:00 Sunday Serenade 9:45 Musical Interlude child.-en. which is toe of tae gloi IC.00 News 301 M•ple st. Exclusive Ambulance semiee 12:15 Sunday Serenade iota privileges if Idephaile ; the marriage re. 12:25 St. Louis,-Cincinnati inuble- 10:15 Album Souvenirs to 11:00 lationship. The L 1rd Jams made header game to 5:00 ' 1100 Sign Off NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller ELIZABETH DALY WHY DIDN'T YOU SYNOPSIS ono of my library slips. But he "Could it really tee that?" TELL ME YOU JUST Dark, depressive moods have recently engulfed uray Austen. and Rena. his was lying, he didn't me It; so I "That's all we bOve so far." ATE STICKY CANDY bride of Less than a year. Is greatly thought it was ethical to meet him Clara said: "You'll get on with Worried. la he brooding over tile lame on his own ground—he *eking It, you're ao thick with him." kg, gained along with glory In the was POW War? Is he yet grieving for his Bret for it. I did assure him, though, "Yee, I'm going up there to dis- wife, long died and gotta? Hess that I wouldn't be able to find you. cuss it with the Austen' at five ponders her problem as she walks ber • al. Slog aloes • New York street_ She ta Have some more sherry; I know o'clock this afternoon. I'm dying Startled worn young kr. °rawer. their It's a shock, It was for me too." to go. Re made himself very Seighbor. Ntepi out or the shadows to "But I don't understand pathetit, Serena; sad story, and It greet her. That night at horns. Grey .. ." Austen files into • fury when he die- "Perfectly simple. He'd read My you hadn't got to me firstal might (toyer, his wife bolding a slim tittle book, as you told me; the brother have shed tears over it." per-bound 000k Is her hand. Me bed aken it from the shelf at .raarlOm. did" knowsomething of what I've "Perhaps I ought to be shedding rIdol -.yen notice the tills. It was lust done, you say he gets around," tears over it," said Rena_ rna story *bout WI ileetallit Crime, but said smugly. "Because • you were fooled into caused • final rill between them. Garnadge 'And they ,te*trifled. Rena .eaves the house. Ord. couldn't simply ignore your matt, marrying a man you didn't know/ l It. their neighbor, who napping to that's true enough. The servints But It's puzzling," admitted Ga- out In the street as she runs along Eaids her In reaching Henry Gamadlta. would wonder. And Austeo does madge, with. frown. "Very puzzl- in oted bibliophile detective. I.latentng to want to find you, you know." ing, the whole thing." --MAY-30 •e/AvX141 r story. Gamadge derides to hide her She nodded. "Oh, why-didn't I really looleat 5. U 01.-Al ”sh• ••••••••• Le bis home. Frantically Gray Austen C•p•I II Sv 11•110 herrn friars.Ir. endeavors to locate his miasma bride. "But quietly, no publicity. Oh, those two books! Clara, don't go." Wary of the pollee, h• too tentaela so quietly: so he took e shot at me. "1 have to," groaned Clara, get- Comedy,. But the clumsy tool thought it ting up. CHAPTER FIVE would be more effective to do It "Vow can't go," said Gamadge, LIL' ABNER By Al Capp • GAMADGE got home before like this, In his own Indirect way. addressing Rena with some stern- Soon, to find Clara once more set- So he must have hung around out- ness. "This new development re- ting forth. She said: "The group's side the house, and seen me leave, quires a lot of new strategy, and letting out. arid Pm off again and and driven down tO the library we'd better, get down to some- dazzling 3 do wish Nanny would get hack. after me." questions and answers. Question This is killing me." "He has scar," said Rena. "He one: why did he marry you at baby's nurse?" hardly aver drives it. Jerome does all?" "Where's the • • • "Upstairs with him, naturally." all the driving." OF NEW 'Can you give me • few min- -Well, your husband drove this The big chow came into the Wes in the 1115711Trr I have some- time, and I took so long to get roOm, acknowledged company with thing to talk over with you." through at the files that he had a waft of his tail, and retired to "I'll have to take a cab, then." plenty of time to park and come his favorite corner out of the way. "They won't turn the child Into In and catch me looking up titles ramp followed him with her eyes: hold of Miss In the catalogue room" when she met Gamadge's again tite • the street. Just get Brown, will you?" "But if he saw you leave—I left her face was clouded with per- "We can't send her for Henry, too r• plexity.' she's been on her feet—" "Serena," said Cartledge, who "Thu don't know either," said The nursery-maid, however, was liked her old-fashioned name. "you Gamadge. "You've asked the ques- running lightly down the stairs know why 'we put you Into that tion of -yourself a hundred times. from the top floor when Gamadge uniform. It's the best disguise on Why marry you in the first place, and Clara emerged from the ele- earth, with that veil around your If you weren't the kind of person Vator; Garnadge said: "A word face and your hair under it." he could go on being civil to for with you, Miss Brown, which I "And thank Heaven you're in more than a few weeks? think will interest you. Tye just It," said Clara, ''for with Nanny know, Serena, it wasn't aml', had the pleasure of a talk with off to go to that family funeral, forecIpltate kind of marrtag e, rwimgie your husband in the public all I could think of was resting my cooked up on the spur of the mo- library." feet." ment over cocktails in a bar. You ABBIE an' SLATS By Raebtarn Van Baron 52 Clara exclaimed and seized hold Rena almost sobbed: "At least didn't go into it hurriedly and of Rena's arm. Rena wa4 gazing I can think I'm earning my food." flightily. A month—that's not such HELLO, MIKE—SPARE HUH? OH, HOW LONG DO YOU I'M NOT lit her, unable to speak. "If Nanny weren't getting back • short time: Clara and I knew 11 SURE, A COUPLE OF MINUTES SURE --SURE -- THINK YOU CAN GO LADY-- BETTER "Ira all right," said Gamadge on Sunday night we'd make you our own minds in less than a A COUPLE OF cheerfully. "He hasn't a notion." go on slaving for us." month, I can tell you." FOR AN INgUtSITIVE ON FOOLING SPILL IT-BUT MINUTES ALONE WITH LADY 1. "Hasn't a notion!" Clara was in- "I can't believe It yet. Coming "I meant It to be forever." THAT BOY, AND I'LL FIND CHARLIE DOBBSI. QUICK!' credulous. "You mean it was a co- here and telling you, and nobody "Yea, and you didn't change. You incidence, or something? 1 don't saying 1 was crazy and ought to tvouldn't—anybody could tell you OUT IF HE'S THE BORN believe it." go back." wouldn't, just by looking at you. FIBBER I THINK HE IS' Rena said in a faltering voice: "Imagine your remembering And you stuck it out until he "He must have found out. And I me." said Rena, "as soon as 1 re- turned dangerous, or went out of was so sure Mr. Ordway . . ." minded you about fieaton's Aunt." his mind. He got just what he • • "He hasrat found out," said Ga- "Besides," Gamedge assured her, thought he was getting. Made no madge, "and Ordway didn't tell. S very Interesting case complaints afterward/, you tell Come in and have some sherry." Right up my alley." me: didn't lament that he was dis- (LOR Rena, on the chesterfield, drank "I thought it was very strange appointed In you." sherry and listened to him: as tie there, bift—" "No." talked color came back into her ,"Oh, very interesting," repeated "In fact hung on to yeu, wouldn't ? face, s he leaned against the Cartledge. "Those books." hear of separation, and now wants Or Co: cushions relaxed', her hands; lay "Did you—" you back. You didn't change, I quiet. -No. I didn't: I fumbled among say; but what happened to him?" our*, !f.. "He wanted to make out that it murder cases all morfitng, and I "I thought his leg... the les Iii ere Cr —•• .1••••• r••• svas a chance encountet," seal Ga- never got within- a mat of Mr. war .. ." Car 1,35 a U•red 3, -roe madge, "gala lie saw my name on Austen and the pneumonia."' ire Be Contgawcil)

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VAG t• us,- 14 •-••••••,,* • • " f • ; FAG!. FOUR TRE LEDGER 'it TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1952 Jean Davis Weaves is light in weight. -aa New Material Fr The distributor says some of the Activities Material And Makes , PERSONALS Linings Soon To custom designers already are us- ta• IWOMEN'S PAGE aub News Her Own Dresses Be On Market ing the Material, and it'll he avail- Airs flint R. A. Shell and daughters able soon at your yard goods left this morning for Lexington By United Press counter. Pan 3a Pairkesa,&Eike Rom 51I or 115D111 Weddings Loads When moststwV ilicitemdenrreneeud a new where they will attend graduating You hear a lot about the gla- A t dress, they go old aud buy it. But etercises at the University Of Ken- mour fabrics now available, but not pretty blonde Jean Davis turcky. Their M u rr of son and brother, there's a ne'.v one -which will serve L'i l Jackson, Michigan. She just weaveg Ralph Shell, Order Aietnorial Baptist will receive his. de- an unglamorous but very useful Hol.i41(y Weekends Arbe Dangerons Times the material and gree from its reg makes the dress the University. role. It's a European-made material d-CON IIMS Holds General' Sods)Calendar herself. called "pellop", which is meant ,Hall F Children; Safety Up To You Parents • • • Jean, a University of Cincinnati for lining of suits, coats, and in Meeting At Church By Gay Paisley IL'?) you can, to sit still. instead of MOUSETRUFE - Saturday. May 31 senior, has followed the hobby of Mn. and Mrs. M. G. some cases, dresses. Mrs- Holiday weekends are dangeraus Jumping from one side of the car Richardson The general meting of the Wo- Miss Lillian Watters weaving for many years. Now and children, The American distributor says matron your children, but their Sue Carolyn and man's Missionary Society of the sent her piano pupils times for to another. she's writing her senior thesis on the lining, a chemically treated Pietr011a_ Charles, are spending the weekend up to you, the adult If there's on infant along, strap "contemporary design fabrics The Memorial Baptist Church Ices held -at the Murray High Audj.Mrluitt-iit- safety is -- in in Lexington with Mrs. Richard- combination of Wool and camel's You can't depend on Junior alone it in a basket so that its feet, andfashion." gular Monday evening at seven-thirty sewn-thirty o'clock. soO's sister, Mn. Bert Dillihay hair, will give permanent shape to o'clock at • • li„.- to take care of himself. not its head, face forward. This The pretty coed says the most was co the church and Mr, Dillihay. They wil attend garments; that it won't shrink in GUARANTEED smamcvameas The safety experts aren't out to lessens danger of injury in case difficult weave Fortl Mrs. Hugh M. AfeElrath presi- Monday. June 12 fiber to is the one the graduating exerciser at the cleaning or washing; that it has dent presided at the meeting. Mrs frighten you parents, they're just the car is brought to a suddrn made of metallic threads. It's farm- high porosity, won t the ins The Cora Graves Circle of the University of Kentucky where Mr. (tease, and WALLIS DRUG CO. Claud Miller gave the devotion. Woman's . Association of the cautioning against the extra has- stop. er than other fabrics, and doea.ft Preced. Cal- Dillihay will receive his degree, 00WWWEENSIMIliv 1 The program, .-.,hairrnan 'Mrs. liege Presbyterian Church will ards which go along with holidays. The safety 'council recommends "give" as. easily as do the woolens 4k quet • • • 1 Voris _Sanderson, was in charge of meet with Mrs. Let's say you're taking a motor that a first aid kit be as much or rabbit's heir; Ian Ch Albe:t Tracy :!C FIERY BEAUTY OF. tae program en ihe tubject n-thirty o'clock. trip any weekend, and the child- a part of the car's equipmont as The biggest hit of her woven- Miss Betty Hancock wio leave The important -.:•!"..,,;.sr,ia.. , DESIGN -Youth In The Home." -Othello tak- • •. ren are going along. It's the spare tire. Any small injuries designed and tailored creations at today for her home hi Harrisburg, ,-, •'• -.... 'a - 'l• ter at V:ti1 4,,p 1P17°....co. ing part were Mrs. NoeloMeliosila •--The Lottie Moon Circle of the • says the greater New York safety should be treated promptly. a recent campus style show was Ill., to spend the summer months. Fiery Blue White Was pr Mrs. Hubert Cothran, Mrs. ,1f, E. WMS of the First Baptist Church, council to keep the kiddie away If there's a picnic scheduled Make het three-piece outfit with a jacket She will be accompanied by her I ,4.4_ 'V Diamond ing tal , 0 N.- • • • •••, Wall. _Bins. Salim_ Darnell • end 34,rs„ 'XIII_ rneet with-Mrs Joe pea.w ood.ifrom car doors. Keep the doors the menu a simple one, instead of of black and brown rabbit's hair, nephew. Steve Oakley. Miss Han- • •,) •• '..• , ern ST° • •.../ •...• ....47 "14K Gold Mounting and - Hugh McElrath. South iloeked7Knd-ciiidion the youngsters turing Junior loose on all the hot terwoven with gold and copper cock attend, Murray State Col- ,Seventh Street, at seven- L.N,Vii ,i i ': ' heads, arms or feet -smeared sand- ,.. _ , Matching Wedding Ring- thfrty o'clock. 'against putting dog s, mayonnaise threads. lege and lives with her sister, Mrs. 11 - R. -&-litylopestor . out of windows. 'train them. if wiches, and pop he can consume. Charles Oakley arid Sect- Actress Shirley Temple geld Mr. Oakley. . 11 chir&h, sang io‘alia.. • • • The council says the menu should Of.' 2" credit for starting Jean on her 6 • • Rec. include plenty of fruits and fruit An interesting talk was given hobby. She did her first weaving Mrs. Hill Gardner Juvenile Authority juices, and little candy, ice cream Are 'by Mrs-. Hugh MelOrath on her for a doll named for the one-time Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oakley and cake. Such foods coupled with *recent trip to the State %ICU con, Opens Home For 'Gives Why More child star. Her aunt taught her will attend the Lions Club Conven- $311.78 'holiday excitement often mean sick The etron at Danville. Paris Road Meet the art, which is traditional with tion in Louisville this week. stars a, Crime-By Youth I stomachs. her father's family. United Press Tyr Present foe th•• meetint were Mn.' Hill Gardner and Mrs. By Drowning takes a huge toll of Jean Davis began her study of An autbority on juven:le be- sa la twenty members and one visitor. Dave Burkiren were hostesses a t Iyoung lives every summer. The textiles at the City art says there's, raore come lettuce the home of Mrs. Gardner for the by 'safety council warns against lett- institate and school of design, and young to: one reason-1 meeting of the Paris Road Home- peopleing young childern go wading, also attended the Cranbrook aca- there are more ways today Betty makers Club held last week. for -even, unless they're supervised. A demy of art in Bloomfield Wilt - them to get in • olives. , The members met at ten o'clock tumble into a stream, a nose full Michigan, before she enrolled at This is the opitrouble.mogi. of Hay M. artie -and we-re presentedooa-lemon- of water, and a child may lose its. Cincinnati. Conger, who's in charge uf stu- - and m making picnic baskets. Mo•it-Taf the life. Now, Jean has her looms in the dent recreation at the school of The baskets were completed that day. The Red Cross advises a two- dormitory as well as the classroom. physical education. Penosylvania Am At noon a potluck dinner was hour lull between eatting aad Says Jean-"one thing anou 1 e State College. • 1 screen . served by the hostesses. swimming. weaving your own materials. You Conger says youth a generation man Mrs. Clifton Barrett, resident Neither adults nor childr en never run into another woman ago had few things to destroy Daniel - called the business fleeting to or- should dive into or swim in un- wearing the same dress-not, around an isolated home. Now, than good. cier aLtotwo-thirty o'clock. known waters. Don't swim alone. is. unless I get my warps and with things and people urderfoot prodne The Jae-meeting will be held in and don't let children swim alone. woofs crossed.'' at everyturn, he has more chances /aspiration trout the song-Med isles south of tho border.:. Pow the home of Mrs. Bente Cochran. Keep children from over-exposure at petty crime. waters.- all by the to the sun. Teach them to recog- onorald Wes sot is jewol-liko spankintg blue traiwpor14) .. • Conger says the home, in his of ton nize poison ivy and poison oak, /-7-irmray Catalina's exciting new Carraosn• Collection.,, opinion, must carry the major re- to our shoretlar sLced and in case they're exposed, wish Federation Women's spotiobility for the behavior of garlic, • r the area quickly with soap and Clubs To Hold . young folks. And parents who love and if possible. apply subb- omega water DRIVE IN tooa y II each other and. their children have 95 ie •Grel ing' alcohol. If the child breaks State Convention a much better chance of rearing ith out anyway, see your doctor for well-adjusted you. sters. Parents, Friday and Saturday wrapp LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 2q-Mies treat merit 'LADIES SUITS . . . . $11.95 to $17.95 he says, are the ones who must •amidi 'ekillet Chloe Gifford. Lexington. newly The safety council advises par- guide children into a pia per at- "WARPATH" ether , :ivied third vice-president of the ents tabing the .children to a farm ;eneral Federation of Women's titude toward ohool, church and for the weeiread to keep the.m in Technicolor community onions Club" will be honored at the open- away from strange animals. with Edmond O'Brien • • • hot 'T- ing dinner of the state convention "Don't teach thorn fear,- gm Sunday and Monday el, on of the Kentucky Federation of Wo- H the council. "but teach them re- Sateen: men's Club June t ealth Of spect for the members of the barn-' The state convention will shuttle JUDY '22...... ‘ UN1 between Corn:Etas and Cincinnatil yard." meetings. with the opening GARLAND* JOHNSON VITA gi _for the • • • • Plaza, lt. dinner at the Nether tar,- 1 Children The weaver birds of South Afri- 'IN THE GOOD if to Mr, How- lenten Cincinnati acording ca are true to their name. They ard Bary. Ft_ Thamas, state presi- ou)summate.. weave nests from 'blades of grass the . dent, The hostesi clubs ere portant and other vegetable fibers, using a Coving-. To covington Arts Club. The fixed and often elaborate design. the D-Dayi put c ton Worrian's Club and • ter if Woman's Club. Mns Earl Warren, "The health of the children of add t Covington.- is .District Governor. Kentucky today means the health "Family Solidar.ty." the admin- I of its adults tomorrow.' says the Oration theme o/ Mrs. Bary, will May issue of the BULLETIN of •61 •• -erve as the, convention theme. the Kentucky State Departmmt of Oielegates repressnting 261 clubs Health. just rele.aece The cntire 9, old 15.000 clutiwonom 'will attend BULLETIN is devoted to the work o. the convention. of the Department's Division of Headliners who will speak in-iMaternal and Child Health. lude Laurence Hall on "Humor.I In 1950, out of every 1.000 unbies ,nd. Asset"; • Mn,, Irma Rennie. born alive in Kentucky. 35.3 died. Chairman Community I. ortms. Of;However. 30 years earlier.-sit every Oce of Defense Mobilization 'on'1.000 babied. 61 5 died. The rate is 1 'The Road to Peace:" "Safety" will being steadily lowered througn the be the subjert of a talk ti' Miss efforts of private physicians and DOUCAAS PARKER BENDIX Agnes Beaton Automotive Safety the maternal and child health pro- Faundation, Washington. D.-. Kee- gram of the Stat• and local health • eth McFarland of 'Topeka. Kan- departments, according lo thc• he skade you'd hie to .is. Educational coneultant and BULLETIN, Lecturer. win discuss "Education" The BULLETIN in color and ,r interlaced with drawings. describes vc i9he size you must COMING An interesting forum on the the many maternal and chill health TUES. and WED. convention theme will be a fea- activities of the public health pro- lave. ...iehat's what yoU'll ture of the Friday afternoon sea- gram in Kentucky tl tells of work Solidarity on the To The sion: "Family .being done for improved dental Community Level.' Howard C. and school ''health, 'hearing-, con- ifnad n oitr new and cOm• Bowles, of the Kentucky Chamber servationaNaccident prevention. im- "Family of Commerce; Solidarity proved nutrition and prevention of VARSITY on the International level" with ielaiion of Claussner Thomas C. Wuerfel,' Glendale. diease.sThe BULLETIN describes Well- Ohio. as Commentator. Child Conferences being held in K r-Sheir Nylon hosiery. many areas to promote the health gri of Kentucky's children. Purposa of these conferences. the BUL- Le long#... medium?... LETIN says. "is to keep the well- child well physically. mentally and \shot t ...diere's a Claussner vagiv emotionally and to promote goo", itity development and well-being." Par- ents' Classes also are being held Peru, allied Proportion in many localities, The classes, taught with the approval of county medical societies. are conducted eor made foi you of spec- SATURDAY ONLY adolescent girls. newly married! • lcouples and expectant parents. The State Department of Health ted 'Ion. has a hearing, conservation pro- ,racr. the BULLETIN points out.- • o. Kentucky, it says, one en;ld in 20 has a hearing loss ranging from oild to severe. CAPITOL

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