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MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 75 84th YEAR Afternoon, March 29, 1963 United Press International IN OUR Murray, Ky., Friday PLANT AGREEMENT IS REACHED date *STOVE Shirts Early Agreement Must First Be IPARKING WEIR FINE REDUCED TO 50c Ratified By Union Membership which has The Murray Division of The Tap- continuing the progress 1 Party Is and the Bargaining been made in the past few years in 3.99 Surprise pan Company house- Move Taken After Complaints Given Eli Alexander Concert Will Committee of United Auto Workers, safety, quality, and plant Local 1068, announced settlement keeping." — Bargain- today of a new labor agreement for Members of the Union Prnacipal Ell Alexander of Murray period, effective June ing Committee for UAW Local 1068 birthday best • i3e Presented a three-year Several Merchants High Scnool received agree- Sandy Harmon, President, From the present include Made 21, 1963, when wishes yesterday as the Library expires Doris Harmon. Vice President and Sh:rts the faculty and , ment Club entertained the new Committeemen, Troy Vance, Jack voted that much thought 14)The final settlement of The City Council last night told the council staff with a party after school. rflThis William own Coli7rs i Sunday is subject to ratifi- Glover, Franklin Rushing, overparting consideration had been given labor contract to reduce the hire for and The surprise celebration took. Charles FenneL great cation by the entire union mem- McCuiston, a n d on parting meters from $1.03 to I the parking meter fine. A in the Library as members of place The Murray State College Sym- The UAW International Represen- deal of discussion had been held the plans for bership 0 50c the club carried out made in is Frank Kavanaugh. amount the fine liii,y Orcliehtra and the MSC The announcement was tative The fifty cent fine was adopted concerning the the event. Yellow sprang flowers Mayor String Orcheetra will present a a joint news release today by Rob- In a joint statement today again after about eleven months should be, he said were used along with bulletin board Robert fArert in the Recital Hall of the ert Wyman, General Manager of Holmes Ellis, County Judge of having the fine at $1.00 Baker reported that he had made displays ot a picture story of Mr. 3.99 Free Arts Building Sunday at 3 Murray plant. and Sandy Har- 0. Miller. bankers George Hart and the the The move came about following a survey of the merchants on Alexander's life from Junior High opinion h. hi. mon, President of UAW Local 1068, H. Glenn Doran voiced the a request by a group of tgurray square and that the findings gen- School, through high school, college Tall The concert is part of the Fifth Under the terms of the new that both the union and the corn- n's, merchants that the council "take erally were that the $1.00 fine was and service in the Army while sta- on annual Oantemporary Arts Festi- agreement, factory employees will Pany are to be congratulated a now look" at the situation. It was tairtfte tioned in Japan. val. receive a wage increase of 4c per the agreement. "This agreement the opinion of many that the $1.00 Mayor Holmes Ellis told the Walker and Faye Cole kept Linda June 21 of each year of certainly makes the industrial fu- fine was de- to The string orchestra, under the hour on Thins firw canard mine loos 01buaineas. council that the $1 00 the register which was presented I on Page roar( II-Menton of Prof. Richard Farrell, the three-year pact. Continued however almost an equal number signed to bring about a quieter Mr. Alexander by Robert Forsee will play the following works: Fug- The agreement also provides for were of the opinion that the $1.00 turn over on the use of the meters who also introduced gnests, Super- • Lie by Prof. David Gowans.. fine improvements in vacations. insur- fine had no effect. and to make more meters avail- intendent Fred Schultz, Mrs. Alex- Folk and other fringe benefits Baker, customers The and Dr. Clegg Austin an department. "Rotmanian Mrs. J. J. Teague ance CouncilmanCharles M able for prospective ander and their sons, Eli, Jr., agreement Auditions For Dances" by Dela Bartok; Two Pieces Although the present chairman of the Police Committee fine was not designed as a revenue Jon. for Strings by William Walton: and will not expire for almost three iroducer. he continued, but merely Shirley Williams served punch an Mush tor Strings by Quincy Porter. months, both the Company lind the to keep meters open on the square and Nancy Stalls the cake from 111111 .raIir Titan Clegg Austin The sy-mphoni orchestra, con- . Union agreed to meet early for "Stars" Set custornere could find a decorated tables. Jan 'so that beautifully negotiations in the best lighted aucted by Prof. Davis Gowans, will contract Sim place to park Buxton ruid John Sammons Union, Woo the Compeny. Jang of play "Fantasia on the Alleluia ' interests He said that since the $1 00 Mie the candles. Donna Seaford planned 4.99 Now Member Hymn" by Gordon Jacob. "Dance ontimid For employees and the community 1, special aria For April 5 had been instituted, a new the cake and John Sammoth Rhgthrne" by Wallingford Riegger: "This should be recognized as a policeman had been added to the Nancy Bucy arranged the bulletin Is Speaker and Concerto in F by George Ger- step fore ard in labor-management City force. whose Joe is solely to and tables. Janice Paschall boards Annual Award relations in this area", said Her- Auditions for the outdoor drama meters The addition of ., leader. Of Board check the was song In My Crown will be held Susan Smith, senior, Benton, will Men "Stars this man. may in a great measure, A gift was presented to the prin- ballroom of the Student he the soloist for -When ratified. this early labor in the • For Rotary expected of the recording of the piano Concerto do mat what was cipal and a tape A Murray woman who is 81 years will represent a -first" Union Building at Murray State an- in F agreement $1 00 parking meter fine. May01 aarty was made The Houston-McDevitt Clinic young and the mother of four chil- College on April 5 The drama is to A contemporary poetry exhibit, .n this area," Wyman said. This is flits said. that is. keep more met- nounced today that one of its staff for the at the dren has been nominated a tribute to the Union Bargaining be presented this summer over- membeis has recently been recog- Also part of the Contemporary Arts ers open and prevent long Kentucky Mother of the Year to be the employees of new ampaheatre at Kenlake Hotel. Jang Woo Sim. a Korean stu- of his Festival, will be on display in the Committee and time parking on meters which glow nized by the accrediting board selected at Morehead, Kentucky Ap- Director Burnett Hobgood urges dent at Murray State College was Calloway Couple .-tierrie reading room of the Li- our plant in their interest in con- a violation. specialty ril 27th. all actors, singers, dancers and otitis the speaker yesterday at the re- teary until April 6. tin u mg and promoting outstanding Other parking problems were dis- Back Home Again Dr Clegg Austin, who joined the J. a luny* of avails/de fne lento- meeting of the Murray Ro- Mrs. J. Teague. industrial relation& The Mr;ildri.- i-,a. talent to be gular Clinic Mad in January, 19611., has prof. George Stewart, English dl- cussed at length by the council. Providence, Kentucky. has !Nen should give reasonable as- &ration promptly at &ha Al tary '(RM. Gun- wee intewausell by requirements vision, will give a tenure Ape-fl 2 tlernent (Contirmed on Pare Four) recently completed all nominated for the award by Mrs. application firms will be Prentios /shatter who was in st p. on surance to the company, employees, this time for membership in the American .8 m. "Guard ot Honor" by cast. Mr end Mrs Ramie R. Parker Lander J Chisholm of Earlington. the community of Continued given for the tryouts for the - charge of the program. These require- rumens. The lecture will be in the and to their home on Board of Pediatrics_ The nominee is sponsored by the Tryouts will begin at 2:00 pm Mr Rim has been in America for have returned reserve reading room of the Library. industrial stability. This stability ments for membership in the Amer- of Christian Serv- director of Col- Douglas McKenzie In Murray route three after spend- Women's Society should hate a marked effect on Hobgood. Jack Boyd. three years, attending Bethel ican Board of Pediatrics. These re- ing a iniomh in Newport Beech. ice of the First Methodist Church in music and William Hooks, choreo- lege at Hopkins% We for two years. four in medi- College Prom Court their daughter quirements are years Murray. , ;rather will be in charge of the and having almost three semesters California visiting Arrangements For R. C cal school, one year of internship Twenty Kentucky mothers have here at Murray State He is a ma- and family. Mr. and Mrs Ham, Quail Shoot auditions arid two years of supervised train- Funeral Of Zillie the "Kentucky the cast will be Rev. Biwa Jr. Johnny and Chuck. been nominated for Most members of thematics and physics major. Douglas McKenzie, on of ing in pediatrics This has to be Sunday in California they visited .1 Mother of the Year" honor Gov. Is Planned 17 or older, although there are some of 1603 While Orr Are Ile related that he fought for the and Mrs Henry McKenzie done in a qualified teaching institu- Complete Knotta Berry Farm and Bert T Combs will proclaim one of parts for children All cast members South Korean army for two years Main Street will be a member of Disneyland. a Mu- tion. After this Dr Austin practiced the entrants state mother for Ken- The Calloway County Conaerva the North Korean and Chi- during the Carroll Ghost Town, Movieland Wax will be paid swarm the prom court two years In order to become eligible Arrangements have been complet- oun Club will sponsor a barn, quad drama mum, and also spent • weekend tucky on April 27th Mrs Harry W. The play is a historical nese Reds ' College Junior Prom Saturday eve- in this spec- C. on Sunday for the examination ed for the funeral service of Z Peters of Trenton Ls chairwoman of and pheasant shoot about West Kentucky and was He told the club something of nine, March 30 which will be held in Palm Springs iality. 1 "Zillie" Orr. Mr Orr, age 64, died the March 31 at the Ernest Bailey Dr Kermit Hunter. culture of Korea, the college stu- In Palm Springs they were the committee. written by • • the history and in the ballroom of He was first given a written ex- at his home Thursday morning His Farm. Cold drinks, sandwiches and guests of Mr. and Mrs_ Waiter Mrs Teague has made her home saying that the Korean history dent union building and only on passing this to a heart at the club a brother of amination death. was attributed in Murray for the past eight years shells will be available goes back 4300 Nears The nation Carroll College is located at Wau- Chat Mr Clark is became eligible for the second part attack. Mrs Jo Nell Ray- house Everyone is invited to at- is made W. E Clerk of Murray. During with a daughter. held a policy of Isolation for hun- kesha, Wisconsin The court oral examinant:in. Dr. Austin has Funeral services will be held in whether they wish to parti- they saw the homes or burn, 1705 Ryan Avenue. She has tend dreds of yearn and was higtdy civi- up of committee chairmen in char- their stay there in And FFA fulfilled all requirements Max Churchill Chapel on Sat- 4.1-1 and Lawrence recently the three sons. six grandchildren, and cipate or not. lized when many other nations ge of the arrangements for the Of Eddie Cantor becoming a legal and permanent urday at 2:00 p.m. Interment will eight great-grandchildren Club birds will also be given out were still in a state of barbarietn. prom. Welk specialist in the field of pediatrics be in the South Pleasant Grove Her sons are Dr R E Teague. at that time A person must be • came The nation under Japan- and takes the title of Diplomate of Cemetery. member in good standing before To Commissioner of Health. Frankfort, Hog Show ese rule in 1910 and remaineci un- the American Board of Pediatrics L. Henry Franklin Paschall and Kentucky, C. H Teague, a mechan- Sunday afternoon in order to etL ter heir domination for about 36 friends are of- All of Dr Austin's Rev. Hoyt Owen will be the ical engineer in Lansing. Michigan, birds from the club. ears In 1948 the. nation won their and proud of this accomplishment ficiating ministers. and M B Teague. employed by Be Tomorrow indipendence and set up a demo- in Murray an are wife. )ATS appreciate his locating Survivors his Mrs Grace Acme Manufacturing Company in cratic overnrnen t this special field of medicine Brandon Orr. Murray route one; hetroit, Michigan as a tool maker. Final Rites For Sim touched on the educational The annual 4-H and FFA ho MMER two daughters, Mrs Mitchell Story, Mr.s. Teague takes particular in- system, the food.'. and some cus- Sue Tucker Today show will be held tomorrow at th Murray route one. and Miss terest in her church, loves flowers, Ellis Long toms Women hold positions of two Murray Ltveatock Company. Mere Drexell Davis Visitor Orr, Forrest Park. Georgia, aeu enjoys sewing as a hobby. Many jobs Colley equality with Men in atstaters. Mrs. Herman Taylor, PUr- Final rites were held this after- bens of the Calloway and he membes $6-)!4 normally held by men said In Murray Today year. and Mrs Cecial Spann of noon for Ellis Tucker who died High IritA and 4-H Club ax He spoke of the religion of Ko- Hazel route one: one half-sister, E. L. Howe Named Monday in Highland Park. Michi- will have entries in the show rea. saying that Christianity is ' Mrs. Grover Charlton, Hazel; one gan. The service was conducted by sale. Approximately 100 head . Drexell "Drex" Davis, candidate growing among the people ot the brother. Fonza Orr. Hazel route Treasurer Of The Rev. Loyd Wilson at the chapel of hogs are expected. for the Democratic Nomination for p. Ia nation. I one; and two grandchildren. the Max Churchill Funeral Home. The show is set for 1:00 Clerk of the Court of Appeals for Airport Board Rim is being aided in his educa- He was a member of the Oak Burial was in the Hicks Cemetery. and the sale at 7.00 p_ m. the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Men's tion by Rotary Clubn of the dis- Church. Pallbearers were 0. J Grogan. Judges for the show will be Ar Murray today. Grove Baptist t. „tract was a visitor in Martin Young, William Ste- Murray State College at The Max Cburchill Funeral Home E. L "Red" Howe has been ap- Henry Scott of Carnie Hendon was by Davis said that he Was on a tour the Univt introduced has charge of the arrangements secretary-treasurer of the wart, John Huey, Thomas McCuls- Professor Penney of krchdale of the area on a personal meeting, pointed Hiram Tucker as a new Rotarian. where friends may call. County Airport ton, and Otis Bucy. sity of Kentucky handshaking campaign Murray-Calloway it was Davis has ten years experience as Board, effective immediately, Wyman, chair- Deputy Clerk and is a member of Miller To Be reported by Robert Funeral For' Walker the American Legion. VFW. Lions man Z C Friix who Cathey To Be Sunday CIES Club, and a former JayCee. Parent Club Speaker Hoare is replacing Weather to enable He reported a cordial reception , resigned from the board time to per- Funeral services will be held Sun- I on his visit around town. Parents and friends of students him to devote more I; Report of New Concora school are invit- sonal business day at 2.30 p.m. in the Max Chur- er to attend- the Parents Club Other members of the board are chill Chapel for Walker E Cathey, plete Selection and Pomo Iniswrilmol m:.eting Monday night at 7 15 at Holmes Ellis, Bob Miller, Auclry age 94. Rev Harold Limiter Entries For Spelling char- tie school Simmons, Hugh Oakley, Billy P Rev. J. H Thurman will have Burial will be High Yesterdae 81° Contest Named The g-UtSt speaker will be Wil- Thurman and Glen Doran. ge of the service. in Low Yesterday4 65' liam B. Miller, principal of Callo- the Locust Grove cemetery. at 7.15 Today ...... 63' way County High School. Ilia topic Mr. Cathey died Wednesday Kentucky Lake: 7 sm. 3595, down for High Hazel Baptist Church the Restview Home in Graves Representatives from the 6th. 7th will be "Preparation 01 in 24 hours. 11 gates open Below be of County. 1000 and 8th grades of MOrray City School." The program will Plans Basket Dinner , dam 3356. down 07'. to pa rents of The Max Churchill Funeral Home School system, for the Calloway pat Ucula r interest spokesman call.aangernenta County spelling contests, will be tenter high students, a The Hazel Baptist Church is hay- ' Western Kentucky - Inc:eating ith"herechafrirgendse o maythy e AND Guy Battle, Linda Willoughby and said. ing a basket dinner, Sunday. March 'cluudinees. warm and windy to- Joe Forsee respectively. A businees meeting and election 31, at the Hazel School Cafeteria. high in the mid 80ti Mostly V day. Alternates for the contest to be of new officers will be held Re- The dinner will be in honor of their Kiwanis Club Plans ✓ cloudy, windy and warm with chow-. served by Mrs held Saturday in the county court- freehments will be new pastor, Bro. B R. Winchester thunderehowers era and scattered are and Dan Forreet's and We McCage's rooms, and his family The dinner will be Annual Donut Sale room Becky Robertson EASTER BEA1, CARE helps tha tonight, possibly beginning late ------served following the morning wor- and moat modern equipment is used at Jean', Reath) Salon Miller, of Kentucky's crippled cl ,1- 1.50 this afternoon Low tonight in the The latest FILM PLANNED The Murray Kiwanis Club made 'month; WEIGHT ship service in the shopping center on Chestnut Street just west of the dren stand--and walk--on aril* upper 40s Saturday cloudy and located Every member of Hazel Baptist ! plans for its semi-annual donut Three operators are on duty at the beauty own two feet Las year 12 Ca. e turning (rioter with showers end- Intersection with 12th Street. GROUPS HERE SUNDAY Church is asked to come and bring sale last night at its regular meet- wey County youngsters were ern a irsr in the morning and probable shop to give hair styling, waving, or coloring. • basket of food This meeting will ing at the South Side Restaurant. A film, "Obesity." will be shown the Weld n- clearing in the afternoon. The sale is scheduled for April 11th. the 300 eery& at Calloway County weight give everyone an opportunity to Shop shop has plenty of free parking The Mighty Harps of Zion and at the tucky Center for Handicap; ed Temperatures at 6 a in 'EST On January 1 Jean's Beauty enjoy good food. Christian fellow- Vernon Anderson a n d Bernice the Gibson Harmony will appear at control clam which meets Monday in Paciunah Funds rithed Lou Lev lie 48. Lexingt on 61. Loll- moved to the shopping center space, is air conditioned and has one the Wilford of the Lions Club presented Children night at 7 o'clock in the county ship, and also give each Paducah 60 which was crested on Chestnut a pleasent atmosphere. "We have the Church of the Living God, 502 on glaucoma They in the annual Duster Seal Cam- don 37, Covington Si, will be a joint occasion to welcome Bro. and Mrs. a program equipment and capable anti North Second Street. Sunday, health center. 'Chia paign, now in progress, help sip- Bowling Green 4e, Hopicinsville 58 street west of the intersection with modern into the church and showed a film entitled. "Hold Back 31st at 2 00 p m The public nreting of the afternoon and night Winchester work Evansville, Ind, 56 and Hunting- lath. street. conscientious girls to ierve you" March The Night." port this rehabilitation Assess' . community. ton. W. Va.. 45. The new and modenn heirrutY (Continued on Page Pearl Is invited. Gvitan Pancake Day, All Day Saturday, 4:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Proceeds To Be Used In All Civitan Projects
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• 1 giAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY — MARCH 29, 1963 Pt WHITE TEAM Cc Dick Berry, 0 Not Mean A Thing But THE LEDGER &. TIMES Amito, Sammy Beverly, HB Exhibition Games May PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. . Jamas B igg I, E onsolidation of the Murray Leuger, The Cu noway Times, and The" Bobby Chapman, E times-Herald. October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January John Comer, T Manager Alvin Dark Is Beginning To Wonder 1, 1944. Tom Cox, E Capt. Bud in' his best showing of the spring, also had a single and s double and iiiIil iiiIil JAMIE, C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Crofton, HB by I, anal Pee. loieritiakes•I Dave Curro, FB They say spring exhibition games pitched six stuitout innings for the drove in three rims to lead Wash- We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Tony Fierovanti, QS don't mean a thing but manager Dodgers. ington's attack. or Public Vt)lee items whcia, in our opnuoe, are not fur the best in- Jerry Grantham, E Alvin Dark of the Ban Francisco
rEFI rEFI 19-year old rookie Broglio Find Diomedes Olivo terest of our readers. Jack Haskins, HI3 Giants is beginning to wonder. Paul Ratliff, Ernie bonus catcher, hit a homeer and teamed in a two-hitter as the St. PI PI WITMER CO., 1509 Neil Haynes, C The Giants are the defending NATIONAL REF'RESENTATIVES: WALLACE two singles to lead the Minnesota Cards beat the Milwaukee Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time as Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; Granville Hicks, 0 National League champion' but Louis Twins to a 3-2 win over the Kansas 3-0. Eddie Mathews Made Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Vic Kubu, HB they've looked the part of stum- Braves, City Athletics as Lee Stange and Milwaukee hits and we.eras- Bob Kulkdanek, G bling, bumbling eighth - placers. both Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as held the A's to four play each time. No F.ntereci at the Post Jackie McGee, NB They've lost three games in a row, Gerry Arrigo ed in a double Second Class Mattes. hits. reached base as the Mike Puckett, C 10 of their last 11. 12 of their last other Brave St. Louts pitchers laced the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, pe- Leonard Siatta, T 14. and Thursday dropped a 4-1 The wast.ghgte,„ senators beat two batters- It was the avonth 85r In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, .4.50; elst- George Truer**, T decision to the Chicago Cubs at, the minimum of 21 the Detroit Tigers, 5-4, on suffered by the a here, Phoenix, Ariz fourth shutout $18 Borten Walters, FB wings of eighth-inning homers by Fred White, QS Brown Braves this spring 'The Outstanding Civic Asset of • Community is the With the opening of National Tom A'own and Jim King Wayne Wilson. HB the of Newspaper' League race only Integrity us Jerry Woodall, G pennant 10 days gm.m. away. Dark Is beginning to become BLUE TEAM Impatient. FRIDAY — MARCH 29, 1963 Clyde Adkins, MB Lou Brock hit s key double and LOA ,, N CO. Ron Angelo, E triple to pace the Cubs' 10-hit at- tifURRAY 11140O1 Tommy Cheaney, HB tack Thursday. Ernie Bowman [had SWIM Nib 1111. Toisoliesibe PL. Len Christman, T two singles and a double for the "Y•1/111 NON 1••IN N ID LOAN CO." Quotes From The News Lanni. Danniels, H8 Giants and Tom Haller hit a hom- VI Joe Estes, C er. CII By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Charlie Forrest taiii If the Giants are looking for GREENWOOD, Nils.: The Res James Bevel, state field Tommy Glover, FB Wayne Kuhlman, E company (Paring their spring frus- an secretary for the Southern Christian Leadership Confer- Ron Madrick, C tration, they can easily find It In Co. Inc. ence, commenting on racial incidents during voter registra- Murray Lumber Leslie Mallory, E the persons of the New York Yan- tion drives: kees CO. UN MURRAY Charlie Mitchell, T OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER tie "We're trying to get the federal government to prbLect Pet* Moore, T Reds Edge Yanks sti us from . .. the mob." John Rapp*, G SQUARE DEAL Bud Grafton (20) and John Wheeler (67), EVERY FOOT A CO-CAPTAINS Gary R iggi ns, Ha The world champs had to remain elected football co-captains fpr next fall, will be opponents Friday 753-3161 It Bob Sandlin. HS on the field--away from their Mad- 104 East Maple St. Tel. night in the annual Blue-White inter-squad game at Cutchin Stadium. Jerry Shepherd. E ison Avenue activities—for a full 11 sa HUNTSVILLE. Tex. — Douglas Ashley. on learning that Crafton will head the White team and Wheeler will lead the Blue Al Snider, G Innings Thursday before dropping for stays of exe- three Supreme Court Justices rejected pleas team. Loyd Wilson, HB a 3-2 decision to the Cincinnati cution for himself and a woman in the murder of a real NPW, Reds Ken Walters doubled home estate man.: Tommy Harper in the 11th to give FRANK PRESENTS - "Well, right now, we're down. to the deadline." the Reds their margin of victory. BOB HOLMES and th Crafton's Whites,Wheeler's Blues Carroll Hardy had a triple and two singles to lead a 19-hit attack the TRENDS RIO that brought the Houston Colts 11, JANETRO — Carlos Lacerda, governor of Guana- / To Battle Ton ght featuring DODIE DOWDY 12-4 decision over the Boston Red bara State, commenting on. the CoCommunist -sponsored "hate 7:30 O'clock Sox Bonus baby Rusty Staub hit Her Horn At and America convention which he banned in Rio: a three-run homer and Ellis Burton do .M.irra- State College's football in halfback Tommy Chesney, Ki players on the Blue squad SATUIMAY "The congress convention is already a failure. No further TUESDAY thru squad will conclude spring drills who pulled a muscle during a track are guard and co-captain John also homered for the Colts to 1200 p.m. importance is attached to it" Cutchin Stadium with Saturday and is expected. Wheeler. All-OVC fullback Tommy The L.C.6 Angeles Angels raised COO p.m. to. tonight at meet last Blue-White mire-squad to nuss the rest of spring practice. Glover. 230-pound tackle Charlie their spring record to 14-5 with the annual of PADUCAH LADIES INVITED game. festered rough play. Mitchell. and 215-pound end Jerry 4-3 victory over the Cleveland In dians—their third straight ninth TORONTO Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, warn- Kickoff is set for 7.30. "We're younger as team than Shepherd, who scored the Blue Washington at 9th No Cover Charge we've been since I've been here.", touchdown Friday night on a short inning triumph Rookie Charlie ing am audience that an overpowerful press could be danger- Coach Don Shelton reports that Shelton said, pointing out that 14 puss from quarterback Charlie For- Dees' pinch-hit single with the ous: his squad has had a good spring" of the starters in the game at rest Another Blue team standout. bases filled in the ninth drove In -If and has -tilt better than any of my we ever arrive at a point where two or three power- Henderson will be sophomores in. the detisive run past Racer teams." Floravanti. Crafton, ends' Bobby ful newspapers control the thinking of Canadians, then the eligibilitynext a n fact. lora- Harvey Haddix allowed only one ROOFING -our -boys are young but they're Chapman and James Biggs. center KLAPP BUILT UP People's ,rights are at an end." ' vault' and White squad teammate hit for six Innings—a double by eager." Shelton said. "and they all Neil Haynes,d fullback Dave Ti Bud Craften. halfback and co-cap- rookie Bob Saverine—as the Pitts- BONDED ROOFING & WATER PROOFING • lose to play. I feel this was proven Curro were key players for the In tam, will be the only two seniors on, burgh Pirates defeated the Balti- la:st weekend in our =re-squad White squad in last Friday night's th the 1963 team. more Orioles. 6-0 The Pirates got game at Henderson. victory. CONTRACTORS "We made a lot of mistakes at eight hits and four walks good for Ten Years Ago Tockly Barring bad weather this week, five runs In the first five innings Estimates - Nc Shelton a as speaeing of last Fri- Henderson and some of our boys - Free LEDGER & TIMES FILE Friday night's game will give the against Chuck Estrada day's Blue-White game at Hender- weren'a in the best of condition but 111 Racers 18 days of the allotted 20 Camilli Breaks Ile LICENSED * BONDED son won by the Tony Fieravarei-led they showed us a lot with their fire LOCAL REFERENCES • of practice sessions Each OVC team White_ team. 16-6. Floravanti passed and determination,' the head coach The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Mayfield, Ky. Judge R. Hall Hood, County Road Engineer Joe Bruce !is riven 36 days in which to have Call Collect CHapel 7-1016 - for e touchdown and extra point added. New York Meta 4-2. in 1410'11114M 12.0 days of practice Ac Wilson, and nterr.bers of Calloway County Fiscal Court, have and two-point Tonigh t's game here will be with Doug Camilli's solo hornet and ran for a TD "ABOVE ALL" YOU NEED A GOOD ROOF! iii - by. env -Lawrence.Wetherby to attend the Ken— consersion to spark the Whites to a rematch of the Henderson game Admission for the contest will be breaking teh 2-2 tie in the top of 20 tacky Highway Conference in Lexingiton April 2-3. sittory in, a slam-bang game that except for the absence of Blue tents Per Per.,I1 the final frame. Larry Sherry. mak-
Vernon Coleman announced today that he had filed of for -Cie office of magistrate of the Brinkley District. - St. Nortimestern Hands Murray Dr. Kenneth P. \tinsel, executive vice-president of the OR MODEL, 'Louisville Chamber of Commerce. Was Lhe.leatured speaker AS THE OWNER OF A RAMBLER, ANY MAKE last intrht at the annual:, tiancriet =, Murray State Cmte-e Baseballers First Setback Ray. age 81. passed away this morning at her home in Stella. She 'had been in ill health tor the last seven ELIGIBLE . . Strong Northwestern University fir,st and was replaced by Mickey YOUR CAR SERIAL NUMBER MAKES YOU years Funeral services will be held at the Goshen Methodist erupted for 13 hits here yesterday Martin in the fourth tomorrow afternoon and blasted the Murray Jimmie Orr singled and scored State Thoroughbreds 8-4 in their Murray's only run in the first A first lass of the seasen. Murray now three-run homer by Jim Peck made 111 MAY ilea a 4-1 mark. a 5-4 ball game in the sixth and Into a YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOU , put Murray threatening It was the second game of a four . position But Northwestern picked zarne series wit h the Big HAVE TRADE WITH . . . . Ten4-up three more runs and shutout the hoot following a 9-0 romp by Ye. thei 'Breda the rest of the way. Breds on Wednesday. I Bill Davidor paced the visitors' ALREADY SL5%!-R PARKER MOTORS Northwestern scored t w o runs' hitting with three hits that inClUd- 'Brno& oi 14a21,011t a hit in the first inning eel a triple. PLaza 3-5273 Murray, Ky. and then picked up a single score IMMA The two clubs meet this after- WON! in the third two runs in the fifth, noon at 3 o'clock and wind up the LARGE VOLUME — LOW PROFIT one run in the sixth, and two more sera., on Saturday. Hundreds of Thousands of Prizes in the eighth. "Service Built Our Business" Northwestern .201 020 120--8 13 0 CARi IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEX US ON A NEW OR USED JIM Jacobs walked four of the Murray State . 100 003 000-4 2 0 first six men he faced in the first Garbeff and Blaeser. Jacobs, Are Waiting In The inning to give the 'senora the lead. Meredith Ili, Martin 14), and Dar- K-noes in the nall RAMBLER $1,000,000 'Cl CADILLAC 4'61 BUICK FEDDERS I-Door Hardtop I Door '60 OLDSMOBILE '60 FORD NOW OFFERS YOU COMPLETE I-Door I him,' SedAn CENTRAL COOLING AND HEATING BONUS GIVEAWAY! '60 MERCURY '59 FORD Whatever your needs may be in your 5 FIRST PRIZES 5 laiSCOND PRIZES SO THIRD PRIZES '59 FORD '58 FORD home or business Fedders has the unit ANYWHERE'63 RAMBLER CLASSICS Stall W son I - Hoor Hardtop S10,000 CASH TRIP FOR 2 that.will do the job the best. IN THE FREE WORLD Choice of Models '57 MERCURY '58 DODGE Plus :1963 Rambler -Door Hardtop Pit kup -„ Plus-'63 Rambler American EITHER COOLING AND HEATING COMBINED, 15R '55 BUICK '55 PONT1ACS COOLING AND HEATING ALONE I - Door Hardtop 12) t-Doors 250 FOURTH PRIZES 1500 FIFTH PRIZES PLUS . . . HUNDREDS '55 BUICK '56 PONTIAC * HEAT PUMP RCA VICTOR COLOR _ RCA VICTOR Portable 1-I T-Door Hardtop -OF THOUSANDS OF * AIR-CONDITIONING TV SETS TRANSISTOR RADIOS 54 OLDSMOBILE '55 OLDSMOBILE OTHER PRI7FS! I-Door 1-Door ' * STRAIGHT HEAT
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Hell 29, 1983 FLAY &WWII ;9, 1963 THE LEDGER it TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE TKREE way. Modern 2 bedroom house, deep court 'square. Priced $00 00 per acre well, large lake, has another small- for the land plus $2000.00 for the ing But LOST N4 Foume er rental realdence. 4 acres tobacco lot. bate. See Nits one for 0017 1115350, COMFORTABLE TWO BED ROOM USED FtKFRIGERATOR Combina- 135 ACRE LAKE FRONT FARM home in walking distance from Wonder tion freezer, in excellent condition on Blood River with ePk. 4 ml of Court Square for only $8400.00. IN for $66.00. Volkswagen trailer hitch. water front. Large colonial home. CLAUDE L. MILLER. Seal Estate HIRE into lake rec- PL 3-5064, PL 3- A Can be sub-divided and Ins. Phones SELL RENT 1900.. Call 753-2716. m30c and a HELP double nut TRAIiE reational lots. 3069. m30c us to lead Waal- EXCELLENT QUALITY 14 FOOT 106 ACRE FARM WITHIN ONE runabout with motor and treiler. mile of lake. Has good travel road Completely f or d Diomedes Olivo equipped skiing. running through farm. Priced only HOG MARKET Call 753-5657 or can be seen at 1832 hitter 64 tlie St. and doors, electric heat. One block 00.00 per acre. Olive. mine the Milwaukee NOTICE, I from school. Possession with deed. Mathewe ralde I NELP WANTED I (FOR SALE INCOME RESIDENTIAL Property Federal State Market New! Serv- e TEN ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE 55 I ACRE FARM WITH GOOD now renting for $56.00 per mo. ice. Friday, March 29th. Kentucky Its and wee OM- lot. 21. bathe large paneled den WAITRESS meld SPRING SPECIAL 50x10 1963 fences and excellent pond, only Priced only Purchase-Area Hag Market Reeert ay each time. No ALUMINUM SIDING, Akanintin EXPERIENCED EXIIELA NICE DUPLEX Apart- with stone fireplace, modern kit- at $5,500.00. a 1 $3550. 43 ft. Bundy $1695. $4500.00. Additional 30 acres Joining including 9 buying stations. Esti- bed base as the awaken, Worm doers and win- a 0 42131persegioeti cook. Steal* ment 3 rooms and bath, eleletric model chen, gas heat, large garage. Only 41 ft. Ekiar 51495. 12 otters to can be had for $1,000.00 BEAUTIFUL SHADY BUILDING mated receipts, 1295, barrows and tellers laced the dows. LOW, low prime. No down wet*. toP MY. Kormick3' Like heat available Aprtil 1st. Couple 2 blocks from Murray High and 3 titioose frurn. Mathews Trailer 70 ACRE FARM, WELL, Springs, lot which overlooks apx. 30 acres of gilts steady. No. 1, 2 and 3 190 to Mem It With the payment, 38 manta to pay. ltdur- Lokilitkj ;bile West of bridge, preferred. ChE 736-3699. rn29c blocks from college campus. Has 474-2259. rage Saks, Highway 45, Mayfield 247- running waver in house, 8 mi. from level creek bottom land on good 230 lbs. $12.00 to $13.35. Few No. 1 uttered by the ray lenproreenent Cunt- Aursra,litastihone private entrance to upstairs, ideal 9066. Ln Marian, Linn torn east Murray, $785000. new road now being constructed 160 to 230 lbs. $13.715. No. 2 and 3 .pani, B. C. or Mkt Zdici Hadete, UNFURNISHED GARAGE Apart- for comfortable living with good WANTED AT ON. 6entlicient 507-6665. 115% ACRE FARM ON NEW high- and located within one mile of 235 to 270 lbs. $12.00 to $13.05. No. 1, PL 3-4508. egaid22c ment. available April Lit. Phone off Meeks Street. income. yourM 2 to 30, high aex23c 2 and 3 160 to 175 lbs. $10.50 to meet, age 2 753-1727. m30c WE HAVE SEVERAL NICE build- *boot nestled or singie to train $13.00. No. 2 and 3 sows 400 to 600 COUPE, ing lots with sewer and water from dor office anteeement in &name 1957 OLDS, HARDTOP Piave lbs. $10.00 to $11.00. No. 1 and 2 350 REWARD FOR $1800 up One real nice 10t for $2060. Anew*. to voiterday's $30 bre:smallest work out ad Sown Eirreiteint 01)- good condition. Immediate sale. CROSSWORD PUZZLE to 400 Ins $10.75 to 812.00. All these and many other good buys Co. lest:hug to the arrelt and Mast-- porturittr, salary open. Jobs Un- T W 0 BEDROOM APARTMENT See Larry Juts:More 762-3303 or tan cdperam or can be found at leriBERTS REAL- ACROSS 1.1talese unr un3r2. BMW persons invoived balked Errakkornent A,gency, 1627 Unfurnished, private bath, electric Franklin Haia. 8-Kind of break-en Crawfoltes TY CO, 505 Main Street, 753-1651, In it UMW WW0ii MON Service Brosetwory, Packscan Ky. Dial 442- heat. Two room utility apartment W3000iiMMW TRAILER, 1955 FAIRLANE 8x42. Hoyt Roberts, Jimmy Rickman, Ray ilergoany lit-birriss river WOO %term id Lynn Grave. Signed 8161. m2eic furzusheci, combination bedroom- 6-Conduct 11 Change ROWE;11 IJMAW 2 bedroom. Cali 753-M47. alp Daman Cilawtoad. trait living room and kitchenette-dinet- Roberts. m30c 3.Evii color elf fMM OPE 3000 it- U an 17-Fatty IBEIRSP SECRETARIAL JOB AVAILABLE te, private bath. Both available SALE BY OWNER. 1118 tab awning II- Sw ift FOR 1956 CHEVROLET, 'J65 ENGINE. nesse 22-Elirctrtfind taOM (JG, 1st, both &Culla only. Ronald 13-04ri's WMW • about June 1st. 5,n, day week, better April aerie farm, 2 mcdern homes, 9 Excellent condition. Phone 753-5868, MBUMZ. WAT FOR YOUR COMPLETE FISHING than average pay, requires typing, W. Churchill, 753-2411 or 753-2736. mess of Murray on now 11 -Er- vnpouaii ur st-geratriar NE. alc le-Delight Gunss BMW Mgr- inc. supplies, bale license, check first at bookkeeping, shorthand, and excel- m30C hiacietcp IDS& Phone 733-4581. la -Chun. ti st-Bird's home Nom, olnql ). Harris' Grocery and Bait Shop, lent ability in English. Murray resi- stip FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR, 47 olfictipi 36 Pulpit RAMMINFIUM OVrA to-Clothe II-Sasiery QAMiio Ilium South 4th street. m30p dent preferred. Write Box 32-H, model, plow, disc, and cultivator. M rade MOW IN MURRAY 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, ATTACHED 31- Weal* 16-itiad WJEIM 0143 000. See Charles Windsor, tele- 33-Inack horses MOM Murray, KY. 4130p garage, electric heat Newly dee,' USED TAPPAN GAS RANG-E. 34•1.-ittely al- Wander Good etaidttlicn. Ci 7p-1590. phone 435-4132. alp lb- Vasael 22-Untied DEAL orated. Call 753-5801. lte 30-Gravestcrne 33-Thus Latta) 41-Part of 41-Promontory m26c 3-63?? Then mall or call your WANTED TO RENT I 1961 30 FERGUSON TRACTOR 31- European 36- Declare churc.b 44-Resort renewal to the Lodger & Times falcon U. te raldlo 42-elancialsw 47-klurna. ,-3161 2 BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE near with equipment, in good shape. See 33-Fashions bearings 44 Pt • uS • 4. • & - 2115•111Alt, FRIDAY - MARCH 29, 1963, PAGE F01712 T1111 LEDGES 911111118 ItINTIMItt Cunningham Home Sanitation System. Last year the Eva II'a!! Circle system mane the pickup once a Stove Plant .. . Scene Missionary Parking ... week during June. July and Au- Meets At Home Of gust, but it will begin earlier this (Continued From p.6.1) i'Laza 3-4647 (Continustif rom !Pape 1), Mrs. J. B. Burke= - Auxiliary Meeting year. A number of shrubs were Mrs. Alfred Taylor lure of the city and county bright- Mrs. Alfred Taylor opened her The home of Mrs. Paul Cunning- killed during the recent winter er", they said -This progress to- home on the Lynn Grove Road for hame was the scene of the meeting with the idea being to relieve baf- months and the pictui3 is expected ward industrial peace will definite- the meeting of the Eva Wall Circle of the Missionary Auxiliary of the fle to begin soon so that homeowners ly affect future industry in Mur- congestion of the Woman's Missionary Society North Pleasant Grove Cumberland Bide were opened bast night on a may be able to rid their ards of • of the Memorial Baptist Church Presbyterian Church held on Wed- car tor the fire chief. The car will the dead shrubs. They also agreed that the early held on Tuesday afternoon at two- nesday morning at eleven o'clock. be a two door, six cylinder vehicle, Councilman Ordway reported agreement gives a -shot in the thirty o'clock Vowte44 Mrs. J. D Robinson presented the with siren and red flasher light. that most trailers have been moved arm" to the recently formed In- WWI devotion using as he r scripture The low bidder was Parker Mo- from Hale's Trailer Court to the "Spiritual Life Development" dustrial Foundation and its efforts Service reading. St John 15, followed by tors with a bid of $187691 Taylor new location on the Mayfield high- the theme of the Royal to procure industry for Murray and Vera Miss Kathy Coleman prayer by Mrs. J E. Waldrop Motors, the only other bidder had way. The deadline for the removal program presented with Mrs. Calloway County. as- Party Social Calendar During the afternoon the group a bid of $1997 TI. is April 1. Adams as the leader. She was Honored .41 the book on Asia with Nix presentation by Mes- studied The car will be painted red and It was announced that funds sisted in the circle. The late Mrs. Hugh Mc- Birthday Crawford as the teacher a large decal on the side have been approved for the ex- dames Voris Sanderson, Louden On Fifth Friday, March 29th Iscular Farah-tin Shaw wall be will have Elrath was serving as chairman at A potluck lunch was served to oar as the pro- tension of Olive Boulevard to Sec- Stubblefield, Taylor and Quinton mecums art the Paris, 'Dann., city designating the ; the time of her death. Miss Kathy Coleman sas honor- The amount sv,newg a beki Mesdames Ed Glover, Edwin Cain, p.m. This is perty of the Murray Fire Depart- ond street under the Accelerated Gibson. Mrs. Taylor served a delicious eci with a party in of County Gauntry audlaxiorn at 7:30 Mrs. Celebration the Cal:a:ow. Danny Knouff. Elmo Boyd, Delia ment. Public Works program. A proposal During the business session one present. • af- at the comely a benefit 1963 Henry County dessert course to each her fifth birthday on Tuesday oubwJ be be Graham, Merritt Lawson, J. D. Sewer of Gibson was elected chairman of the raera- Cancer Cruvade. Mts. The Murray Water and for the curbing and guttering ternoon at three o'clock by her!d ub home at 7.30 p.m All Arnett! Robinson, Thomas Jones. Nix Craw- Miss Toxi- System will receive bide on two the Circararna subdivision have mother, Mrs James Coleman all aer, aaa urged a, attend. Mairgaret Ann Pty, ford, Jesse Wa.11i, J E. Waldrop, trucks which will be exchanged been forwarded to Atlanta under Road • • • ns:nee of 1963, v.-111 appear. Tic- their homeji the Penny and Paul Cunningham. members; program Mayor Ellis ket:: are aduks, one duller, and for two oki trucks the same Matta ci ea Church Mrs. Edwin Morris and Mrs. Oilha The dell was decorated with bal- The Firer The system. was also authorized stressed that any section of the initann children, fifty cent& Specials Its Cam, loons hanging from the ceihng. WSCS will conitinue • • • visitors. last night to sell the remaining city that desires to participate in Starks • •• anitlYigi '•Ilisdaxv's asidrenFr of Miss Aileen Palmer assisted Mrs.i Group I of the First Christian 1334.000 in bonds the originally this public works program, should $2.96 Tortioncres World" in the youth of $750,000. contact city for full in- LADIES' SIZE GARDEN SHOVELS Coleman in directing the games. Manch CWF meet with Mrs. authorized bond issue authorities 50-lb. bag 1.50 areernitakv !rem of the church was cleared through formation The plan involves pay- PEAT MOSS Faulk Walrincotin Farmer Avenue, The Latest . . . The bond Issue MICHIGAN 95c Refreshments of the beautifully Mon 9 aim to 12 noon. (Continued ‘From Page 1), the council some months ago, but ment by a street or section, which GARDEN BROOM RAKE • • • St 220 p.m. YARD AND 21u5 decorated birthday cake, ace cream, of the under the • • • at that time only $418,000 Is matched Accelerated GOOD 14 TOOTH BOW RAKE and punch were served in approp- Saturday. March 30th Community Rally bond issue was sold to save the Public Works program by the Fed- The 4-H Club NOW • riate cups and plates to the chil- Lease. This government. AND FERTILIZE LAWNS The women of Sc.John's F- will be held at Kirksey School at Mrs. Jean ismer, owner of the interest on the entire eral • SEED dren who were standing around the used to install a Hendon's Service station MIS the 4Xi Church will taster a CUM- 7 pm. business said money hea been 2.75 dining room table. • • treatment bidder on two tires for one of HEAVY a' HEDGE TRIMMERS rnzge sage at the American Legion • The business was originally roam sewer line from the low 2.95 Children attending were Kathy serves the area the city police cars Hendon's bid 20-GAL. TRASH CAN Hall from 8 am Xio 12 rsoon. Murray Assembly No 19 Order of opened at 1614 Main street in plant west which APPROVED 2.75 Scott. Randy Bailey, Carol Bailey. • • • - will hold its south of Sycamore street to the was $2122 per tire with exchange. MAIL BOX .. the Rainbow for Girls February of 1991 arid just moved NO. 1 RURAL 23.88 Teresa Cunningham. David Cole- area in- other was HEDGE TRIMMERS Monday. April lit regular meeting at the Masonic to ite present location on January southern city limits. This Only bidder EillbreY's BLACK & DECKER ELECTRIC' man. Patsy Burkeen. Billy Leslie, Circarama. and Meadow- with a price of $22.14. The Akar Scriety of St. Leo* Hall at 7 p.m. 1 of this year cludes Lanette Burkeen. Janet Larry, Cin- • • • Sixteenth FREE CITY DELIVERY • Canalise (bomb will meet It An effort is made In the bud- lalle subdivisions. West to • dy Robinson. Anita Butterworth, of the Street. the home cif Mrs. Grover W. The Delta Department ness to use only the best pro- Jerry Don Norsworthi Aileen Pal- WALL COLOR TO pm. Murray Woman's Club will meet at ductsand name brads such as The remaining $334,000 will be FIVE DAY FORECAST WE HAVE THE mer. and Kathy Coleman. James at 7:30 • • • the club house at 7 30 p.m. Hostes- uteri Redding. Kayette, Caryl Fisch used to complete the large project Others present were Mesdames By United Press International MATCH YOUR DRAPERY • WSCS a( Bethel, Brooke ses will be Mesdames Walter Baker, ards and Realistic. and possibly to extend the facili- Lila Drinkard, grandmother of the Wilson Gantt, Mavis LOUISVILLE 1..at The advan- Chapel, and Lndependence Metho- Jack Kennedy. -Our purpose is to keep the ties at the treatment plant itself. for Wood Work) honoree. Marvin Scott, Ted Curs- ced for Kentucky (Matching Colors dist churches :met at the 11cCiumsh, and Whit lines. patron's hair in a healthy condi- A city tractor used to pull • weather forecast rungham. J. B Burkeen. Larry • • • for flit-day parsonage in Al.-no at 7 m. tion so that it will respond better large mower will be traded for a the period. Saturday Leslie. Jack Norsworthy. Fred But- permanent waving, and • • • Group 33 of the First Christian to styling, more recent model. The 1948 model through Wednesday: CHAIRS 4.95 terworth. Hugh Palmer, and the 11-WI5 ALUMINUM FOLDING Woman's Ntiosernary Soci- Church CWF will meet with Ws. This IS done by the tractor was purchased as a used Temperatures will average 10- hostess. The heir coloring 110 Churd.- Robert Singleton at 2.30 pm. advisable 15 degrees above normal -HOME HAMMER •• • ety of the Kirksey Baptot lase of the 'naturally organic" tractor and it was deemed JIM DANDY FARM church at 7 p.m. • • • trade for a later citadel, not a DRILL 12.88 will meet at the products of Redkin Laboratories", to Kentucky normal mean 5.2 BLACK AND DECKER • • • Group IV of the First Christian Turner one, rather than do soriie 2.66 Mrs said in speaking Of new Louisville normal extremes 60 WHITE MOLDED SEAMLESS CLOSET SEAT Mrs. Harry Sparks Annsaong Circle of Church CWF will meet wit hMrs. necessary overhauling 8.95 The Annie the general policy of the tautness. and 38 6-WEE ALUMINUM FOLDING CHAISE LOUNGs the Fine Baptist Church MKS Edd Diuguid at 9 30 a.m. Mrs Turner herself is a grad- A new mower will be purchased Guest Speaker For • • • will meet at the home our Mew. uate of the Hoosner State Beauty for the cemetery The gnus there Cooler during the weekend, fol- • Chris- Callou.,ay ACE .1leet Ea'. Tucker at 730 p.m. The Woman's Society of College of Hammond. Indiana, of is kept mowed during the summer lowed by a warming trend. • • • tian Service of the Fula Methodist 1960. She akso to advanced train- months and the preeent mower is Mrs Han-y Sparks a as the guest ng ot i mare.h one-half The Kathleen Jones Curie oi Church will meet at 10 am with worn out Rainfall will a‘i-- 4e speaker at the meeting of the As- Hardware board meeting at 9:15 inch in showers at the be- Starks the Frt-s.. Bapost Church W'MS the executive Charlotte Barthel 16 a graduate Plana are being warted on to be- to one sociation of Childhood Education of again 16 WORTH MORE" will meet at the home of Mrs am at the church of tile House of James Beauty gin the once a week pickup of ginning of the period and "WHERE YOUR MONEY Calloway Count y held on Monday .1 1 Hearek, 314 N. 7th Street, al • • • of South Bend, Indiana. bionh within the city by the City about mid-week evening at Hazel School. College 7:15 pm. Wednesday. April 3rd She also had advanced training The speaker gave a veirY inter- Tbe Labe Moon Cirele of the The family night supper will be under Earl's Haar Styling Soh= esting arid informauve talk on the south Bend am) attended aim First &Intim Ctnarch WMS will held at the College Presbyterian! of theme. "Creativsi Wntmg and ere- meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Church at 6 30 p.m. es in hair styling during the fall .'" calve Poetry" 4he was introduced L. Pertme at 7:30 pen. • • • • by Mrs Allen NicCoy of 1962. • • • is a graduate of Mrs Glen Hodges. president pre- Dorothy Rogers Tuesday, April Sad • a beauty school. Ezell's Beau- sided at the meeting Miss ‘'eraina Luncheon Meet held local The Scotts Grove Baptist Church ty located on North Four- Rogers. chairman of the nommat- School. Woman's Missionary Society will By -Chettie Stokess street 811 Mg committee, reported on t he th hold its regular meeting at the that the M slate of officers for the nes year Class At Southside 1 Sirs Turner said with church at 7 pin, expert beauticians and hair styhsta of They are Mrs Rudolph Howard. Stokes Bible Class of • • • The Chettie at Jean s Besot) lon, the ladies president , Mrs, Co d e Calda Methodist Church held its The sew* arthosal Easter Spec-' the First of Murray and Calloway County vice-president: Mrs Stanford An- luncheon at the Southside Ai quarterly can be a:loured of the best of caft drus secretary - treasurer sihra on Wednesday at noon. th t Restaurant Mrs. Turner and her hu•bagd Venda Gibson, publications repre- lunch was served after 20 A delicious live at Adana Heights with *nig ben[114.11e. which the group enjoyed a social two children. Retresnmenti were aerved,by the 'hour • of She has hived in Calloway County Hazel members to the twenty per- present were Misa Emily Those for the past seventeen years with St sons present Mesdames M 0 Clark. 0 C. Wear the exception of the four years Lucy 'Teague, George Wrather. spent in Hammond, Indiana The Jones. Alice Jones, , Smith. Cabe coupe's two children are Michael, Weeks. Lula Kyle, .1 E James, FOR Ruth age 13 and Phyllis, age 9. CORRECT Abe Hubbard Mettle Parker, E A. TIME aid Tucker. Jessie Gatlin. Leslie Put- nam Bun Swann, James Curd. Hel- TEMPERATURE en Lassiter, R J Hall. and Eagle PERSONALS DAY OR NIGHT Brown Dr and Mrs. lamer R Smith of • • • Somerset are the guests of their RUCKS 01 • son and family, Mr and Mrs Nell DIAL 75no:6363 Mrs. Edna Leggett C Smith and son. Mark Edward. PEOPLES BANK Hostess For Meet Of Wesley Circle The Susanna Wesley Circle of - For Rent. Just Murray. Ky. the Pans District of the Methodist church met in the home of Mrs. Edna Leggett at Paris. Term . for its 1 FLOOR SANDER March luncheon meeting. 2 FLOOR EDGER • WANTED! Rev Harrell Townsend. minister 3 HAND SANDER • TRAINEES of the Lambuth Memorial Church, SOLID CIRCULATION , Jackson. Tenn, was the guest 4 RUG SHAMPOOER Men and women are needed speaker His subject w as "Let's 5 FLOOR POLISHER now to train for Travel- which was based on his • Tabulator Operators 'ravels in Italy and the Holy Land.. 6 POWER 9AW • wain, 13peciaksta Rev Townsend also showed slides 7 POST HOLE DIGGER • Key Punch Operators * 85% Of Murray Covered of the countries which were most • Office Automation 8 LAWN ROLLER interesting Equipmen• Operators Every Day But Sunday Mrs A 0 Childers gave • timely 9 CYCLONE SEEDER IBM Eamer devotion 10 ELECTRIC DRILL MACHINE TRAINING A delicious lunch was served at noon Persons selected will be trained HOUNDSMOTH CHIC — The the hour 75% of Callolkav Covered In a program which need not New York Coat and Suit The April meeting will be held STARKS HARDWARE Interfere with present job If Association picked this black at the home of Mrs Lour Pugh at Every Day But Sunday you qualify, training can be fi- and white Anglo wool ' Dresden, Tenn. nanced Write today Please in- houndatooth check designed • • • clude home phone number by William Popper. It fea- JOB OPPORTVNITIES tures an off-center closing Daily above * 21 Carrier Boys Deliver Box 32-T Murray, Ky. with a set-in band just Make mowing funi the natural waistline. PERSONALS All Over Murray Mr and Mrs. Neil C Smith. 1006 with a Main Street, are the parents of a son. Mark Edward. weighing eight M17,77-AfOIVAffir Carp:tog NOW! pounds four ounces. born on Tues- * Carriers in Hazel and Lynn Grove Ends SATURDAY day. March 19. at the Murry Hos- pital. The grandparents are Dr and Give Publication Day Service Mrs Elmer R Smith and Mr. and Mrs Kenna Bolton .all of Somer- set — • • • Law ren Brooks Is the name chos- en by Mr and Mrs Gene Wood. of THE DAILY PAPER THAT BRINGS THE NEWS Kirksey for their daughter, weigh- ing eight pounds twelve ounces, born on Sunday, March 17, at the THE DAILY PAPER THAT PULLS FOR THE ADVERTISER! Murray Hospital They have one other daughter. Lana Carol, age nine The grandparents are Mr and Mn. Garland Woods of Brewers 0 ,ty . Set:. ••. and Mr and Mrs Claude Lawrence Nearly 16 Years As A Daily Paper of Kirksey • • • 1199.95 Mr and Mrs Charles Coleman of Lounge chair comfort,root . Murray Route Two are the parents , styling and razoraharp pre- -of • son,lkott Alan, weighing eight cision mowing are all yours pounds seven and one-half ounces, In this all new riding mower. born on Wednesday. March 20, at Powered by a full4 HP.4 cy- the Murray Hospital. They have MI; cle, proven cast iron engine. one other SOT1, Charles David, age Ledger & Times to eighteen months Mr a n d Mrs. The Lynn -Parker and Mr. and Mrs. WALDROP "ASSIGNMENT OUTER SPACE" Forest Coleman are the grandpar- MOWER & SAW SHOP • In TtA IINICOLOR • ents. The great grandmother is Mrs. New Concord Road I Ludie Thurmond.