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The Ledger and Times, September 16, 1969

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United Press International In Our 90th Year Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, September 16, 1969 10s Per Copy LXXXX No. 219 Meet Tonight On Local Red Cross Seen&Heard School Postponed County Tax Four Traffic Chapter To Send Advisory Committee Collisions Delegation, Meet Floyd Dethrow Is Around The Murray Board of Educa- Bills Mailed Amer- tion meeting of the Citizens Ad- The Calloway County • visory Committee originally set Occur Here ican Red Cross Chapter will Murray for tonight at 7:30 p.m. has Out Monday send a delegation to the an- been postponed. The new meet- nual Western Kentucky Red Democrat Nominee Cross Conference Monday, Sep- ing date will be announced Four traffic collisions were We understand that high heel tember 29. at the First Christ- at a later date. Calloway County Sheriff Fan- by the officers of shoes yore invented by a girl investigated ian Church, Mayfield, Lester The purpose of this meeting nie Stubblefield has announced Murray Police Department who wai always being kissed on the Nanny the chapter chairman, is to discuss the financing of that the tax bills for 1969 were the city limits of Murray on the forehead. in announced today. The one-day the proposed vocational school mailed out on Monday, Septem- Monday. No injuries were re- meeting will be highlighted by At the last meeting it was ber 15, and are payable now at ported. Council Fellow said everyone who runs For City the office of the sheriff a flag parade, addresses, and 110..111RIOTATION a business should own a basset concluded there are only three on the The first was a three car col- •••••••••vv. workshop sessions. Floyd Dethrow, minister of a *am= bound. Then when be goes possibilities of noising neces- first floor of the Calloway Coun- lision on the Houston-McDevitt Featured speakers will be Ol- the Second Street Church of home at night, the dog sary funds for the school. These ty Court House. Clinic parking lot and Walnut will al- ney Owens, Manager of the Vet- Christ, was named last night as ways look as if it has more are: by public subscription, by Sheriff Stubblefield said the Street. a bond issue, and by participat total amount of state and coun- Cars involved were a 1957 erans Administration Regional the Democratic nominee for the problems than he does. Office, ion in the proposed payroll tax ty taxes listed on the bills a- Chevrolet driven by Wilbur Louisville, who will city courtil position left open speak being considered by the city. mounts to $973,578.21. A two Clayton of Route One, Buch- at the opening session, by the death of Preston W. Congratulations to Pat and Bill and Leslie The school is expected to cost per cent discount will be given anan. Tenn., a 1965 Oldsmobile R. Boyd, Assistant Ordway. Page on their new nine pound Marjorie Shroat Hut* Regional $650,000, of which half, or if the bill is paid before Nov- four door sedan owned by De- Manager, Southeastern Mrs. Mary Jane Littleton, and eleven ounce daughter. Area, American $325,000 must be raised locally. ember 1, 1969. If not paid by vote or Fay Orr of Murray National Red County Chairman said today Cross, who will give an overview that Dethrow was unanimously Graffiti: "We'll conquer pover- A Citizens Advisory Committee January 1, 1970, a two per cent Marjorie S. Huie Route One, and a 1962 Chev- of Red Cross during the lun- selected as the Democratic no- ty even if it bankrupts us". appointed by Mayor Holmes El- penalty will be added, and if To Attend Meet rolet four door sedan owned lis has recommended passage of not by February 1, 1970, a six by Howard Steely of Murray cheon. minee for the November elect- The a payroll tax of eight tenths of per cent penalty will be added Of Bank Women Route One. conference, Nanny said, will focus Looking at a whole tank full of one per cent and an occupat- to the total bill, Sheriff stub Police said Clayton came-out on the Red Cro Mr. Dethrow is originally increasing commitments Silver Angel Fish, of all tires. ional license tax—Used-int gross blefield said. MM. Marjorie Shroat Huie, of the clinic parking lot, hit and the from Jackson, Tennessee where need to strengthen They all faced the same direc- sales. Of the revenue to be de- The taxes were divded as fol- assistant vice-president, Bank of the Orr car parked on the clin- and expand he attended city schools. He Red Cross tion and seemed to move in rived from such a tax, $50,000 lows: Murray will represent her bank ic parking lot, and then went programs and ser- attended the NCI Bible Insti- vices. unison as though directed by a year for five years would be Graded Real Estate — State at the forthcoming convention across Walnut Street hitting the tute in Nashville, Tennessee Among some invisible baton marked or set aside for the city 1.5, County 12.8, School 55.0, of the National Association of Steely car parked on the Hen- representatives from and presently is the minister the Calloway Bro. Floyd Dethrow school system to be applied to Library 3.3, Health 1.7, and Bank-Women, Inc., in San don parking lot. chapter will be: of the Second Street Church of Bill Boyd who . . . Council Nominee this construction cost. Hospital 3.2. Francisco, California, Septem- Damage to the Orr car was is conference Christ. vice-president, Mrs. Now conies the great hunter. This would leave approxi- Graded Tangible — State ber 21-25. More than 850 wo- on the left rear end and to the Ann Hays, He is the first Negro to serve director of He polishes his shotgun and mately ;75,000 to be raised by 15.0, County 12.8, School 55.0, men bank officers from a 11 Steely car on the right front the Volunteer work- as chaplain at the Murray Hos- shop, and Persons Treated At smiles to himself at the abund- the school system in some way, Library 3.5, Health. 1.7, and parts of .the country and sev- fender. Mrs. Jean Blanken- pital and Westview Nursing * ship, arangements ance of Doves. He shoots with either by leaving off certain Hospital 3.2. eral foreign nations are expect- Cars involved IS a collision chairman. Local Hospital Home. He is chairman of, the The day's glee and soon gets his limit. features of the proposed vocat- Commoji Real Estates — State ed to attend the meeting. on Story Avenue at 1:10 p. m. programs will in- Human Relations Discussion clude group Over The Weekend Yea, he even exceeds his limit. ional school, through strict 1.5, County 12.8, School 3§.C, Among the nationally known were a 1967 Mustang two door discussions on the Group for Better Human Rela- organization's What difference does it make budgeting of available funds, or Library 3.5, Health 1.7, Hospi- speakers who will address the hardtop owned by Ted Dar- Service to Mill- tions, president of Austin PTA dry Families; Four persons were treated he says, there are plenty of through some method which tal 3.2, Watershed, East Fork women banking executives will nell and driven by Carolyn S. Volunteers and and preaches here for an in- Disaster; Nursing; at the emergency room of the them for me, and the Conserva- may come from the meeting. 8.9, and West Fork 9.6. be Commander Scott Carpen- Darnell of Almo Route One, Blood pro- tegrated church congregation. gram; Safety Murray-Calloway County Hos- tion Officer is no where in Common Tangible — State ter; U. S. N., the nation's fam- and a 1964 Mustang driven by Programs; and on Mr. Dethrow is married and Administration and pital over the weekend, accord- sight. But what if I am stopped 15.0, County 12.8, School 36.0, ed astronaut and aquanaut; Sen- Larry R. Rowland of McLeans- Funds. has five children, Floyd Jr., Mi- Lunch will be ing to officials at the hospital. he says with all of these Doves. Library 3.5, Health 1,7, and Hos- ator Wallace F. Bennett of boro, Ill., and Midway Trailer served at the chael, Victor, Richard, and First Christian Cathy Schultz of Mayfield He takes care of the situation LL Football Set pital 3.2. Utah; Missouri Court, Murray. Church. All di- Roselyn. Congressman rectors, Route One, age 22, was treated by dumping the sackful of James W. Symington; Betty Police said Mrs. Darnell was volunteers, and inter- He expressed his appreciat- To Play Tonight ested persons are for a mild concussion on Sep- Doves out by the side of the Furness; Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, backing out of a parking lot invited to at- ion for the confidence of the tend. tember 12. Reports are she was road, twenty-five Doves, count HistoTical Group Treasurer of the State of Cali- and failed to see the Rowland City Democratic Committee in -them, twenty-five. We do not The Murray Little League injured in a car accident. naming him as the nominee and fornia and Mrs. Thyra Thom- car going west on Story Aven- Julia Billington know who this brave hunter is, Football for sixth and seventh Meets Thursday of 505 Whit- said that he would represent son, Wyoming's Secretary o f ue. Damage to the Darnell car nell, Murray, age seven, suffer- but he does. He must be proud grades will play tonight (Tues- was on the left rear all the people of Murray, not At Gingles Home State. and to the Pre-Game Buffet Is ed a laceration • pf himself. He had a great day, day) at the Murray High School to the, chin on just those of the Douglas com- Some of the representatives Rowland car on the right side. September 12 he will brag for weeks about football field. Planned Saturday when she fall munity. of the Banking industry who A two car collision occurred off her how he conquered these Doves. The first game will be played bicycle. In speaking of a minister The John C. Waters Histori will speak are Mrs. Anna F on the parking lot of the Bel At Calloway Club Robert Overbey, Lynn They are rotting by the road- at six p.m. and the second at Grove, serving on the City Council, he cal Society will hold its Sep- ter, president, American Inst Air Shopping Center on Mon- age 31, was treated for con- side now and probably our great seven pm. The admission will a said that he felt it his obliga- tember meeting on Thursday, tute of Banking; Nat S. Ra day at 405 p. m. cussion to the right big toe unter will go out again, and tan asses per staidest -.and Involved were a The Calloway County Coun- tion to supply both the spirit- Sepremter 18, at seven p.m. -ac- era, ineomtng -presidtint of th 1969 Buick right knee, and a right wrist gain. We believe that anyone twenty-five cents per adult. four door sedan try Club will have a pre-game ual and physical needs of the a cording to the president, Danny American Bankers Association; driven by Da- sprained on Sunday, September who hunts for fun or food The public is asked to note James Gowans, buffet on Saturday, Septeleber people and that this would give R Hatcher. The meeting will Norman Barker, Jr., president, vid 1702 Olive 14. He was reported injured in :hould be able to observe game the change of the playing field Street, and a 1963 Pontiac four 20, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. prior be held at the home of Mrs. United California Rank; A. T. a motorcycle accident. (Continued on Pogo laws. Those who fail to observe from the Pony League field in door hardtop owned by to the Murray State University Six) Fred M. Gingles at 1606 Farm- Paioni, vice-president, Bank of Buel Dewayne Smith, 1102 Vine the hunting laws and regula- the City Park to the Murray Downey and driven by football game. er Avenue. America NT & SA and Robert Kenneth Street, Murray, age six, had a tions should pay the penalty to High School field. Buel Downey of This meeting is designed to L. Shearn, senior vice-president, 401 South 12th multiple abrasion in a bicycle the fullest. There is too much Street. afford individual discussion on The Bank of California. This will be catered by the accident on Sunday, September rape of wildlife in the name of The National Association of Gowans was going south and TWO CITED possible "historical paper" "House Grace" and reservations 14, according to hospital offic- Murray State good clean fun and some of our Bank-Women, Inc. is a aro. Downey was going east when ,nal Mental topics. The organization will should be made by Thursday ials. best hunters pass this off with break fessional organization for wa the collision occurred, accord- remising of Two persons were cited by into small groups to dis- with Mr. and Mrs. John Gre- a shrug, secretly pleased at the cuss the men who hold corporate title, ing to the police report. Both Har- eated are: the Murray Police Department various topics and the gory, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil fine day of "hunting" they en- chairman of in commercial banks, saving, drivers told police that they NOW YOU KNOW Designated ; Mrs. Mel- on Monday. They were for reck- each group may re- ris, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bop- joyed with fellow hunters. port the results banks and trust companies. The didn't see each other until the Chad Stew- Mayfield; less driving and public drun- of the discu3s- per, Mr. and Mrs. ions at the close of the organization has more than 670( collision happened, the police art, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ballard; kenness. meet- by United Press international (Continued on Page Six) ing. members and represents all report said. Test Center Dr. C. F. It is recommended that Tucker. Almanacs, which traditionally each meinber -facets of banking and all levels Damage to the Gowans car Holland, bring any histair: have been collections of a var- ical material for discussion and of management responsibility was on the right front fender Following the game a iety of weather and astronomi- notes on their ideas for the pre- and to the Downey car on the record e Hayden) dance will be cal data, are so named from Murray State University has paration of papers. right front end. held from ten Average Debt Per Family In p.m. to one am. the Arab word "almanakh," been designated as a test cen- Refreshments will be served Mother's Patrol The fourth accident occurred meaning "the weather." ter for administering National during the meeting. All mem- at 6:28 p. as. Monday at the Teacher Examinations on four and Natural- Is Formed At Carter bers are urged to attend and to intersection of North 16th different dates within the next 3(5 456,614 Calloway County Is $1,160 bring interested guests. The School By PTA Street and Payne Streets by the year. the United 1969 dues will be payable at University steam plant. (Special to the Lodger & Times) as well as those in most other this meeting for those who have Cars involved were a 1966 Skipper Of Evans Convicted New dates for the testing of of Carter School is Plymouth NEW YORK — How much of parts of the country, have been not yet paid. The PTA four door sedan own- prospective teachers are: Nov. inaugurating a safety program ed by Henry a load are residents of Calloway adding to their debt in recent Jesop and driven 8, 1969, and Jan. 31, April 4, reduce the possibi- by County carrying these days in years. designed to Connie It. Jesop of Evans- and July 18, 1970. Prepared and struck by On Negligence Charge, Navy the form of installment debt? One factor that has brought Book By Josiah lity of having a child ville, Ind., and a 1959 Oldsmo- administered by Educational bile four What part of their income this about is the increased a- Darnell Released an automobile. door sedan driven by Testing Service, Princeton, N. Joyce Ahart Morton of 1614 sliced the Evans in two June J., the tests are used by some goes each month toward re- vailability of consumer credit, Mrs. Cliff Campbell, Chair- By PATRICK J. KILLEN Miller Avenue, Murray. 3, killing 74 Americans. school systems as a factor in ER S payment of this debt? which has taken such new forms man of the Safety Committee SUBIC BAY, Philippines "Children's Music," a 203- Police said Mrs. Jesop was The military judge, Capt. the selection of teachers and Consumers in the local area, as all-purpose credit plans, bank of the PTA said today that mo (UPI) — Cmdr. Albert S. McLe- page college textbook dealing going west from the University James E. Keys, 49, of Kansas by several states for certifica- check credit and revolving cred- thers will be present at the more, skipper of the U.S. de- with the teaching of music to steam plant, Payne Street, pull- City, Mo., deliberated 35 min tion or licensing of teachers. it. South 13th and Poplar Street stroyer Frank E. Evans, today children in elementary grades ed up to the stop street, but ETS, a nonprofit, educational Credit is so freely obtainable intersection and on Irvin Street was convicted of negligence in Persons Asked To and written by Dr. Josiah Dar- foiled to see the Morton car • (Continued on Pegs Six) organization, administered tests now that nearly one out of where the school access street the collision of his ship with nall, professor of music at Mur- going souh on North 16th to more than 98,000 candidates Bring In Checks every two families uses it in intersects it. an Australian aircraft carrier. ray State University, has been Street, according to the police last year. There are nearly 500 Its purchasing. It has enabled Mrs. Campbell urged that all He received an official repri- released by the Wm. C. Brown report. Back To School designated test centers in the Any persons having checks many people, who could not motorists in the area be on the mand. Company at Dubuque, Iowa. Damage to the Jesop car was United States. that they believe were forged otherwise have obtained them, watch for the mother's patrol McLemore, 40, of Valleje, Night Is Set The book is being used as a on the front left and to the by John Ealey of Paris, Tenn., to buy cars, homes, air condit- and to obey their signals to Calif., would have been sen- Some colleges require all sen- textbook for Music 101 (Public Morton car on the left front For Thursday are asked to bring them to the ioning, travel and other big- stop. "This program is designed tenced to two years at hard lab- iors preparing to teach to take ISE School Music) in the Univer- fender, (Alice of Calloway County She- ticket items. to keep any child from being or and dismissed from the Na- the examinations. School sys- sity's Department of Music and riff Fannie Stubblefield. As of the middle of this year, hurt at these busy intersect vy. He was sleeping in his cab- So that parents may famili- tems and state departments of also can be used as resource Ealey has been arrested by the Federal Reserve Board re- ions". said Mrs Campbell. She in when the carrier Melbeurne arize themselves with the daily education which use the exam- material for elementary music Paris, Tenn., authorities on the ports, the amount of install- continued that the mother's pat Mrs. Parker Spends schedule of their sons and ination results are designated and classroom teachers. charge of forgery, but he is ment credit outstanding in the rol anticipated complete coop daughters, the Murray High in the Bulletin of Information Available through the R &R Leave With fighting extradition to Calloway United States was $93.09 bil- Mur- eration from motorists who are School Parent-Teachers Associa- for Candidates. ray State Bookstore, the book Jerry L. Bolls County, the sheriff said. lion, a sharp rise over the $83.- driving in the area at the criti Her Husband tion has scheduled "Back to At a one-day testing session, is an accumulation of Dr. Dar- 43 billion listed a year earlier. cal times of day for the school Completes Course School" night for its first meet- a candidate may take the Com- nail's teaching notes and back- Iu Calloway County, on the Mrs. Bill Harrell is president ing on Thursday night. The mon Examinations, which in- ground information re- basis of this and other studies, over t he of the Carter School Parent Mrs. Al Keys Parker has nrogram will begin promptly at clude tests in professional edu- past 10 years. spending a Jerry L. Bolls 1506 Belmonte the amount of installment debt Teacher Association. turned home after 7:30 in the high school auditor- cation and general education, WEATHER REPORT A 1939 graduate of Murray week husband, Sp4c Drive, local representative of outstanding is estimated at $1,- with her ium. and one of the 15 teaching area • Vatted Prima latornational State, Dr. Darnall Parker, his Rest the R. B. Condon Agency, Louis- 160 per family. received his who was on President Aude McKee urges examinations designed to eval- • master of music degree from and Recuperation leave from ville, for Mutual of Omaha and That is what it amounts to all parents of junior and sen- uate his understanding of sub- the American Conservatory in Stine Lee Car Is Vietnam, United of Omaha, has been a- Partly cloudy weather will on average. It varies widely at Hawaii. ior high students to attend this ject matter and methods appli- Chicago and a doctoral warded a Certificate of Profic- prevail throughout Kentucky from family to family. Some degree Damaged By Fire ;mportant and Popular meeting. cable to the area he expects to In music education Sp4c parker, son of L. K. iency for successful completion today through Wednesday with owe much more than this and from the P-TA memberships may be pur- teach. University Barker of Clarksville, Tenn., of an intensive course in ad- not much change in tempera- others owe little or nothing. of Indiana. chased, between 7:00 and 7:30 should . has Vietnam since Jan- vanced life insurance under- Prospective teachers tures. For the Calloway County po- He has been a member of the Mur- been in The car of Stine Lee, a uary Hawaii writing. p.m. contact the school systems in pulation as a whole, the total Murray State music faculty 28. While in they fill o u t There will be a slight chance ray State University student, Diamond The school, held recently a The students will which they seek employment, installment debt comes to ap- since 1947. visited Wikiki Beach, bring it of showers tonight and Wed- was damaged by fire last night Sacred the Blackstone Hotel, in 0"a - heir schedule and or their colleges, for specific proximately $9,082,000. Head, Pearl Harbor, should nesday in the western 'section at 9:40 at the intersection of ha, Nebraska, gave special' at- home to his parents. This advice on which examinations The largest part of it, Falls, Hawaii Five-0 locations, of the state. over 38 Yearry Assigned South 5th and Poplar Streets tention to United's Electro-An- be brought to the meeting so to take and on which dates they percent, represents payments Bon-Ho Show, and Punch Bowl Highs today in the 80s. Lows alysis Programming System. that the schedule may be fol- should be taken. on car purchases. Infantryman seat (National Cemetery). tonight in the 60s. clue The rest As Firemen said the back This modern insurance concept lowed. During each class the The Bulletin of Information is for- other consumer goods, of the car was damaged t\ the Mrs. Parker, accompanied by teachers will explain their sub- for Candidates contains a list LAKE DATA enables individuals to have for home repair and moderni- U. S. ARMY, VIETNAM (Ali- flames. Lee had left Mayfield Mrs. Phyllis Brines of St Louis, ject, homework required and of test centers and information Kentucky Lake 7 a.m 355.5 their life insurance plans pro- sation loans and for personal TNC) --- Army Private First after a fire was put out in his Ma.. left by plane from Nash- method of grading. about the examination.s, as well down 0.2; grammed electronically. loans. Home mortgages and Class Wendell D. Yearry, 20, ear by the Mayfield Fire De- ville, meet their hus- Principal Eli Alexander will as a registration 'form. Copies Below Dam 301.5, up 0.2. Tenn., to charge accounts in stores do son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Year- partment. When he arroed bands. introduce the program and may be obtained from college Barkley Lake: 7 a.m 355.5 not fall started up within this category. ry, Route 3, Murray, Ky., was here the fire had Mrs- Parker is the former make necessary announcements placement offices school person- down 0.1; firemen To pay off their installment assigned as an infantryman again, and he had the Shere Bogard. daughter of Mr. FREE KITTENS to get it underway. nel department, or directly Below Dam 302.2, stationary the aebt on a regular basis requires with the America) Division in to just take his wets out of and Mrs. Ralph Bogard, South All parents are urged to at- from National Teacher Exam- Sunset 7:05; sunrise 6:39. nearly further fire, 16 percent of the net Vietnam. August 25. car to prevent any 16th Street, Murray. She is em- Four free kittens, part Calico. tend this informative meeting inations, Box 911, Educational Moon sets 9:22 pm. Murray fire- His wife, Janie, lives on according to the ployed at Judy's Beauty Shop about two months old. Phone Thursday , night beginning at Testing Service, Princeton, N.J. (Continued on Pogo Route 1, Almo, Ky. men. 7583 after Six) in the Bel Air Shopping Center 753 five p. as. 7:30 o'clock. 08540.. PAGE TWO T R i LEDGER t TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER THE LEDGER & TIMES — 16. 196, PAGE PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIKES PUBLISHING COMPANY. China Is In Mrs. Minnie Lane Inc., Two Paducahans Oonaolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Killed The Times, and Dies; Ste Times-Herald, October 20, 19418, and the West Kentuddan, Rites Set January 1, 1042. No Condition 103 N. ati Street, Marray, Kentucky OM In Marshall CADIZ, Ky., Sept. 15 — Mrs. Accident Le JAMES C. WILLIAMS, Minnie Lane, 91, died PUBLISHER Sunday at Two Paducah residents were about one mile west of Palma. We reserve For War 10:45 p.m. at the home of her the right to reject any Advertising. Letters killed and one was injured Sun- The trooper quoted witnesses or Public Voice to the Editor, son, Era Lane, in Golden Pond Items which, In our opinion. are dot for day when as saying the Cottle car was Interest of our readers. the beet after a long illness. the car in which they west bound on U.S. 68 at UP were riding left U.S. 68 a high NATIONAL By K. C. THALER in Mar- rate of speed. REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER The car left the Madiaon Ave. 00., 1600 In addition to her son, she is shall County and struck a tree. Memphis. Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, road when it failed to negotiate Add Stephenson Bldg.. N.Y. LONDON survived by three grandchildren, The Detroit, Mich. UPI — Communist dead were identified as a curve near the site of an old Louis China Jimmie Lane and Miss Helen James Mitered at the is in no position to wage Caston, 44, 1233 Clay St., drive-in theater. The car travel- list of n Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmiesion Lane, both of Golden Pond, and . as conventional war against Russia and Mrs. Ora Mae Elmore, 38, led some distance and like Ha Second Class Matter Mrs. Wanda Oakley of Carbon- struck a now or to mount a major nuc- 718 S. 5th St. tree, demolishing the vehicle. son and, SUBISCIPTION RATES: By Carrier in lear attack on dale, Ills and four great-grand- Murray, per week SOP. per the United Stat- James Coffie, 42, 1210 Clay St., Trooper Futrell said And t Month $1.52. In Calloway and adjoining es for another children. Coffie counties, per year, MAO; decade, the In- the driver of the car, was in- managed to crawl the New Zones 1 & 2, $13.00; Elsewhere 616.00. stitute from the All bervice subacriptiona S8.00. for Strategic Studies said heroes Mrs. Lane was a member of wreckage. However, the "The Outstanding Civic today. jured. He sustained injuries which Meet if a Cenanuusity le the Golden Pond Baptist Church. to of Caston and Mrs. Elmorebodilt weree Integrity The institute reported in its his head, chest and a team et its Newspaper left leg. His trapped in the wreckage for latest world defense survey the condition was and s Funeral services are sched- listed as satisfac- more than an hour. Wreckers Soviet Union has pulled even tory today at winning, TUESDAY — SEPTEMBER 16. 1969 uled at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Good- Western Baptist were used to pull the vehicle with the United States in the Hospital. ir lead win Funeral Chapel in Cadiz. apart and free the bodies, number of land-based intercon- he Divisio The Rev. Randolph Allen will State Trooper Chesley Futrell, said. tinental ballistic missiles ICBM. A 24- officiate. Burial will be in Long who investigated the mishap, Caston is survived The institute noted that al- by a sis- Miami, Creek Cemetery. said it occurred at 3:20 p.m., ter, Mrs. Annie Moss. Ten though China has reinforced its league Years Ago Funeral services for Today border with Russia, Peking is Caston game b LEDGER & TIKES will be held Tuesday FILE unable to produce weapons on a at 2 p.m. but lost READ THE CLASSIFIEDS at the C. H. Diggs scale needed for War. PAEOC Funeral two-run The Fiscal Home. Burial will Court today passed a resolution urging that TVA "Neither could Chinese pro- be in the Carl consider Pleasant Grove Cemetery. favorably the location of the new steam plant in duced nuclear arms be a sub- vious r Calloway the Friends County-Western Kentucky area, stitute for them," it said. To Elect may call at the fu- set by The Murray REVIEWING AN neral home. Board of Zoning Adjustment met yesterday in the Attack Not Feasible AUDIT—James Thompson and ALMANAC against City Hall. Three staff secretary, Funeral arrangements cases were approved and one was rejected. Shirley Cocanougher, conduct a for 1938 an The family of Nor follow-up on By Uniteo Mrs. Elmore Mrs. Joe Thurman met for a reunion dinner at the is any large-scale nuc- an audit conducted for a government Press International Officers are incomplete. Koufax Woman's Club agency. Auditor The body is House on September 6. lear capability for a major att- Thompson initiated a program of at Mundy Funeral gers Mrs. Joe Hal ack reviewing audits Today The election of new officers Home where friends Spann was complimented recently by a luncheon on the United States con- to insure that the reports are put to is Tuesday, Sept. 16, may call. of the at the Woman's Club sidered constructive the 259Th and discussion on the selection House.- ----"e - feasible for another de- use. Thompson views the Auditor's of- day of 1969 with 106 Sweeney fice cade, said a spokesman for the in a consulting role for all government agencies. days to follow. of an executive director are In 1884, institute, a nonprofit group spec- "to help them utilize modern business techniques." The moon is approaching its planned for a Purchase Area who ev ializing in military first quarter. research. Economic Opportunity Council in a nin Peking's nuclear development The morning stars are Venus Like board of directors meeting set 20 Years Ago Today has been slower than expected. and Saturn. loser in There The for Sept. 26 at the Graves Coun- LEDGER & TIKES FILE are no reports of site evening stars are Mercu- doubtedl ry, ty Courthouse in Mayfield. preparations for medium - range Mars and Jupiter. e such o missiles nor for ICBM testing. On this day in history: All offices of the PAEOC board .* as Ha China's domestic troubles in In 1630, the Massachusetts will be open for e'lection, includ- pitched A meeting is planned for this afternoon at Murray High School the past two years appear to village of Shawmut changed its ing the position of board chair- Pittsbur to discuss the crowded situation which now exists in the first have been partly responsible for name to Boston. man, presently held by Murray 1959 and second grades of the It- 01 THE (API:TOL but school. the delay. The conclusion In 1893, the Cherokee strip in Mayor Holmes Ellis. - Graveside services was by 13th for the infant son of Mr. andllrIL Wats for the time being, Oklahoma was opened The personnel Outland of Murray -e; W Peking to committee met a nine- Route Seven were held today at the Barnett has no adequate delivery Livingston V. Taylor esteaders. More Friday meter y. Ce- system, than in Murray to select some ton but 1 except for 100,000 persons A trying to drop a small UNITED tees INTIENATIONAL rushed to claim of the top applicants for the po- Swobo former FBI agent, Larry E. Kerley, atom had. testified yesterday at a bomb from a plane. The p. sition of PAEOC executive di- twice, it Senate judiciary subcommittee that several hundred Russian spies Chinese have material for some In 1920, 30 persons were rector. These names will be sub- fourth were,operating in the United States during the war, but none could 100 small atomic bombs. killed and at least 100 were mitted to the boael for discus- in the e be arrested without the approval of the State Department. The Russians have moved up injured in a bomb explosion in sion and final selection. St. Loui The complete area coverage by the West Kentucky Rural six more divisions to the Chinese New York City's Wall Street. owed th Electric Corporation will protably Ellis said Curlee Brown, the be in operation between no border, the report said. Russia In 1963, the Asian nation oi by Carl and January 1, according to present acting executive direr. John Edd Walker, co-op official. Over has about 21 divisions in the Far Malaysia was created. 200 miles of line will complete tor, is among those applicants denon the coverage. East, including two in Mongolia, A thought for the day— Agee, The capital today is mourn- who will be discussed by the the institute said, while the Chin- stickers sent to America novelist Mark Twain ing the death of Judge Morns his station this full board. Office of Economic Carlo ese have some 22 divisions, but year. said, "There are several good C. Montgomery, 62-year-old chi- Opportunity officials already and lea less effectively equipped. protections against temptations average, ef justice of the Kentucky Court have indicated thare3rown would The survey said Soviet Mili- WAR ON MEASLES but the surest is cowardice." setting of Appeals, who was killed with not be acceptable to them as BibleThought tary doctrine still envisages a out forToday his wife Frances, 54, in a truck- executive director. ran, major offensive role in future In an attack on German meas- Bud Har auto accident Sept, 3 near Nash- surrounding communities. All In order for the PAEOC to Var. les, crippler of infants, the State In the ville, Ill. you have to do is check the receive $67,450 for a one-year Pushes Development Department of Health will send McGra Know Therefore this day, and consider it in thine Friends also are extending license plates to verify my sto- operation, the 0E0 must heart, that the With an increased defense bud- a team into Clark County Sept. ap- Sord he is God inheaven above,and upon the earth best wishes for a good term to ry," prove the selection beneath: there is get for the current year by over 18 to vaccinate children in of the,execu- lone else. — Deuteronomy 4:39. Appellate Judge Edward P. Hilt: the five director. $2 billion, Russia is pushing i first and second grade. The PAEOC was When we recognize the exclusive reality Prestonburg, who will succeed 'A PROUD PEOPLE' defunded by 0E0 of God and give Him her nuclear and naval develop- Dr. C. Hernandez, state epide- in March but control of our lives, we really begin to enjoy life. Montgomery as chief justice und- received the one-year ment, the survey said. miologist, said Clark was chosen grant in er the court's rotationplan when Motivated by a report a Ken- May on a provisional The United States has, how- for introduction of the new vacc- basis. the fall term is convened Mon- tuckian in his will left a bed — ever, retained its 4-to-1 lead ine tested successfully nationally day. which belonged to Abraham Lin- over Russia in submarine -laun- for the last two years because Upon learning of the Mont- it coln to the Executive Mansion ched ballistic missiles of the was the first county to apply ;ornery deaths at the National and in Springfield, ills Mrs. Louis JudgeIra D. Smith Polaris and Poseidon types, acc- organize for the program. Governors' Conference in Colo- B. Nunn says "it would appear ording to the institute. With the help of a federal redo Springs, Colo., Gov. Louie grant that our people are not aware WALLIS Russia and the DRUG United States of $185,000 for vaccination Honored B. Nunn declared a tive-da3 state of of Kentucky's growing interest Phone 753-127Z By Luncheon now each have some 1,050 ICBMS, some 8E3,600 children mourning period and immedia- between in shrines, historic homes * PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY the survey said, but the U.S.S.R. the ages anc * tely left for his return of 1 and 12, epidemio- museums." We Have It — We monies included many of the Is expected to have to Frank- Will Get It —Or It Can't Be Had CADIZ, Ky., Sept. 15—Circuit another 100 fort, saying: logists foresee eradication of The Governor's elected officials with wham by the end of this year. wife contin- Judge Ira D. Smith, who will re- "I am deeply the disease in Kentucky within ued "The Judge Smith has been associat- The use saddened by the Commonwealth of Ken- tire at the end of this year after of multiple targeta- tragic five years. ed and Judge Stephen Whit e, ble loss of Judge and Mrs. tucky has been and is preser- -411.110. .0IMINw 42 of re-entry vehicle MIRV war- !NNW 11111ININP 41111low Years as chief the Third who will succeed Judge Smith. Montgomery, This is not only a vation conscious. The Heritage 4111110 Judicial District, was heads, now being tested, could KNOX LINK honored In accepting the plaque, shocking personal loss of a man Commission and the Historical recently with a luncheon Judge give American rockets vastly here. Smith expressed his apprecia- whom I admired greatly, but is Society guarantee preservation Trigg County Sheriff Zelner Increased striking power, the Correspondence Lion for it and also a tremendous loss to between Ken- of historical furniture I for the coopers- survey the and ob- ARE YOU READY? said. CesseY served as as of Kentucky judiciary tucky Highway Commissioner jects ceremonies lion he has received during his and the people of art for our future gen- for the affair. of our state." Eugene Goss and Maj. Can. Jam- erations. Judge tenure as circuit judge. I FOR Smith es W. THE has presided over Judge Montgomery, Sutherland, Jr., Fort Knox "Ours NEW FALL TV. SHOWS the court Lawren- is a proud people and I district, which is corn- ceburg, commanding general, reveals prised was a Democrat, and is we must retain this image for of Trigg, Christian and Wall preliminary steps are being tak- SANTA BARBARA, Calif. Street Judge Hill. Montgomery repro'- future generations." All major TV Lyon counties, since 1928. His en for proposed networks will be (UPI) — sented the constuction of a tenure in office People call almost any Third Appellate Dis- has spanned the connector route through Fort Kit- depression, ankle injury a sprained ankle trict, 23 counties. Hill, 65, re- showing new several floods ox linking U. S. 31-W and exciting shows and but the term is too loose, Chatter presents the Seventh with the three wars. says District, Kentucky Turnpike. Dr. Robert W. Olson, a radiolo- 27 counties. Governor Nunn will this Smith Broadbent, prominent Goss told Sutherland Fall and Winter! gist. here. A truly sprained name the new Third state hi- Cadiz businessman, presented ankle District ghway planners MURRAY as one or more of the judge. have been direct- -I Pd 1 lip_ TM&ATRE Judge Smith with a plaque from ed to begin a - ments partially or route study. Suth- Trigg County which read, "To completily erland said torn, and it's KENTUCKY ON HIS MIND he had moved at Fort Judge Ira D. Smith, a dignified, nothing to pooh. NEW YORK (UPI)— pOo h The Knox to obtain traffic Be . survey Ready!! humble and judicious near-term outlook Tonite thru man of ' for the data as a prerequisite for Wed. great Quick diagnosis by arthro- market At the National Governor's any character and fairness to seems to favor trading request for federal funds. his position graphy, in which x-ray visual, Within Conference at Colorado Springs, and to his fellow- a range of between 800 The correspondence CnIentinr. ization of the joint Kentucky's is the lat- for the is attained coDvernor adult town •nt11 best man. He hokis the incomparable by and 840 on the Dow industrials, Nunn re- development in football games, the injection minded some of est in Ft. Knox's Sturrin Att-Cat[tough respect of all who of contrast material, says that old saying, took over know him. Be- Hayden, Stone. This attempt to provide a cause of Olson indicates, "You can take a boy out of safer way variety shows this, his friends of to situation will probably persist the to get and movies! get repair going country, but you can't on 3I-W and a better co- "SUPPORT Trigg County honor him on this and avoid confu- until either "the existing take the sing diagnoses base country out of nnection between the military day.'" — later When the pattern has been the boy." YOUR * tears sufficiently In other words, base and Louisville. Other speakers for the cere- may be sealed by clots strengthened to our Governor LOCAL support a more continued and adhesions. meaningful recovery" to think about and work SHERIFF" I CALL MURRAY or there for Kentucky. PROBLEM LOCAL CABLEV1SIONI is a change in the Inww Awn.. background He left no doubt news, the firm notes. for instance, that he was In a talk to Kentucky's 16 reg- --- deeply disturbed by the 23 traffic ional crime councils in Louis- TODAY #EY 7.-4KE / Tuesday's technical deaths that occurr- I /r list,;-; rally was ed on Kentucky ville, Governor Nunn said "cri- bolstered by a Saigon highways during I report the recent Labor Day me doesn't happen somewhere, GIVE'prPtiezic 4 ifit'llTel that the Vietnam cease-fire weekend, happens and said he would it in the local commun- We can may be extended, can a meet- furnish you with more AIM observes ing ities" and added the local comm- I I 6e7 of public safety - THERE Jusr As FAST./ Bache & Co. The investment officials imm- ediately upon his return unity is where strong, effective TV variety community will be watching to Frank. and clearer pictures. for fort. deterrents to crime must be es- I / any signs that could . shed light He also took tablished. * Now on what advantage of the Showing I might come from presence This, the Governor declared, President Nixon's of Chita Gov. James .1 Friday meet- A. Rhodes and means adequate, well-trained and ing with top Vietnam advisors, Transportation dedicated 50% policemen REDUCTION ( .„------Secretary John Volpe and local THIS IS THE FILM ON WHICH ....• 4 it added. However, the to meet $ news judges who will administer with them in an effort to "jus- PLAYBOY concerning the government's work tice swiftly, out construction and surely—and if cir- RAN TEN WELL-STACKEOPAOESI continued battle against infla- financing cumstances ON details of a new dictate it, then sev- ALL INSTALLATION tion cannot be bridge to replace "A sort of What's Mow Pussycatl I Sitil-C ) purshed into the erely — so that at . the old C&O bridge least fear, brought I background. across the up to todoy's IsveI Ohio River at if not respect for the CHARGES 'I — — — Newport. • _ ..../ be imposed on the criminal ele- Indian summer is the season STATION SUSPENDED ment." for renewed selling and switch- 46 tail 1 During the Month ing 444 of September I of securities in the effort LEAANON to Fines of $200 'WEARY' defeat the tax collector— each were lev sometimes regardless ied by Daviess County Judge Pa of cost, Tanner One of six persons named by ever says Wright Advisory at Owensboro against Reports. Governor Nunn to replace the IA CALL TODAY "Now is a used-car salesman and a motor MARCY Huinclis AND SAVE!! IA good time to switch Lebanon City Council which out of vehicle inspection station quit and find true happowsa 4!" stocks in which you have opera Aug. 11, Wesley Daugherty, • felt 'locked tor after a car received a safety 46- V in' because sale year-old grocer, said the ilimmonewimemmemes would sticker without inspection. Marion have cost you a capital County city was "weary V This caused of acting P*ww WO 4 impi MURRAY gains tax on John Parrott, we owintion mot most of the babysitter ® le tient Watt SIM CABLEVISION puty director of as a for other people's Me Otani, ononnes i proceeds," the state's Mot the firm says. irresponsible I 1 This or Vehicle kids," awns,Palm DOW I 16614 Opww6 Ntimps. is also a good Inspection Division, 115 No. 5th Street time to switch Daugherty said Lebanon has illwooNmemms 1464swe Phone 153-SINS , NUM .1t1 AIVlC merry tv to suspend indefinitely the ,14.1114114., C4111114.11, out of tax-exempt licen 'bonds into two night clubs and "I've I se of Hershel Sturgeon and visited (Dial 7534144 after 5:100 p.m. prime quality equities. pick both of them. If there and on weekends) up the remaining 49 of the 750 are teen- All Seats' - $1.75 agers in them, they come from giumpp. AMINO, .4111.111w 44111110' '441110. .011110. • 'ABER 16. l96 PAGE THREE THE LEDGER & TIMER -- MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — SEPTEMBER 16, 1969 led Steve Carlton Sets Major League Record, Loses Game i‘Apn 'est of Palma. oted witnesses dinals in offie car was By FRED DOWN the last three innings, UPI Sports received credit for his eighth PORTS S. 68 at a high Writer victory against three losses. -----4100000.00000000040Na. 00000000100:1000000000 e car left the Add The victory enabled el to negotiate Steve Carlton of the St. the Mets 0!00.0v;*.o...../Ap000rorcrovro*o4-4 Louis to pick * a full game on the • Softball Tourney site of an old Cardinals to baseball's list Chicago Cubs, who suffer ed their rhe car travel- of magnificient losers - guys Will Start Tonight Packers Ask like Ilth loss in 12 games when they and struck a Harvey Haddix, Ken John- son and, yes, were beaten by the Montreal '• the vehicle. Bob Feller. 4elicwornoveavrsassustssfteserestaeosze Expos, 8-2. And then add Ron Swoboda to Ron Fairly drove The Murray Women's Softball Waiver On II said Coffie in four the New York Mets' list of 1969 runs with a homer and National Loftus Team will be host for a Murray w! from the two heroes - that improbable group doubles and rookie Mike Weg- Invitational Tournament starting rer, the bodiell ener pitched which showed Monday night how a three-hitter for the W. L .Pct. tonight (Tuesday) at the Gene Bratkowski s. Elmore were Expos. a team can commit four errors Dick Selma dropped his New York 89 58 .605 — Cathey Murray wreckage for Field in the City and suffer 19 strikeouts while eighth decision for the Cubs. Chicago 85 63 .574 4% Park. our. Wreckers winning, The San Francisco Giants de- 79 68 .537 10 4-3, and increasing the- St. Louis This will be a double elimina- Pro FOOTBALL ROUNDUP ill the vehicle ir lead in feated the Atlanta Braves 7-1, Pitts. 77 69 .527 11% the National League's tion tournament with the first By United Press International the bodies, he Division to 41/ the Los Angeles Dodgers , 4-1, Phila. 59 87 .404 79% 2 games. game at seven p.m. to pit Zeke Bratkowski has been a A 24-year to further tighten the Western Montreal 48 100 .324 41% old left-hander from Fukham against Farmington and consistent, sometimes outstand- ived by a sis- Miami, Fla., Division race. The Braves lead West Carlton set a major the second game at 8:30 p.m. to ing, quarterback in the NFL Baltimore, Md., GETTING READY —When But before taking the field they took a look Moss. league record for with a .554 percentage followed W. L .Pet. a nine-inning be between Shirley Wilfred's since 1954 and a reliable backup the Baltimore Orioles reported for at the champagne, on ice and ready for a es for Caston game by striking by the Giants at .551, the Reds Atlanta 82 68 .554 — out 19 Mets- team and Paducah. man for the Green Bay Packers Saturday's game, they had already clinched postgame celebration. From left, Coach Billy sday at 2 p.m. but lost at .549 and the Dodgers at .545. Son Fran. 81 66 .551 % the game on a pair of In the lower bracket the Wran- since 1964, but Monday the the American League's Eastern Division Hunter, Dave McNally, Boog Powell, Mark gs Funeral two-run The San Diego Padres downed Cincimiati 79 65 .540 1 homers by Swoboda. glers will meet the Murray team Packers couldn't let sentiment pennant — and they were strangely quiet. Belanger and Brooks Robinson. rill be in the Canton's the Houston Astros, 5-3, and the Los Ang. 79 66 .545 1% feat erased the pre- at seven p.m. on Thursday, Sep- guide them. 7-emetery. vious record Philadelphia Phillies swept the Houston 75 70 .517 5% of 18 strikeouts tember 18. The nightcap will pit Larry Agajanian was a call at the fu- set by Pittsburgh Pirates, 2-1 and 4-3, San Diego 46 101 .313 35% Feller in a losing effort West Viola against Hardin at 8:30 seventh-round draft choice from against in the NL games. Monday's Results the Detroit Tigers in p.m. UCLA and his father Ben won McClain Wins Thorpe,Heffelfinger rangements for 1938 and equalled twice by In the American League, Minn- Remain Sandy San Fran 4 Atlanta 1 Winners in the top bracket games for the Packers with his re incomplete. Koufax of the esota defeated Oakland, 6-3, Los Angeles Dod- PhDs 2 Pitts 1, lat will play at seven p.m. on Friday, toe, but Monday the Packers gers Washington edged Baltimore, Mundy Funeral and once by Don Wilson Phil* 4 Pitts 3, 2nd September 19, and the losers in had to break family ties. 23rd Game of the 3-2, Cleveland topped Boston, 4-1, Among Greats In College FB ends may call. Houston Astros. Charles Montreal 8 Chicago 2 the top bracket will meet in a Green Bay Detroit blanked New York, 2-0, Coach Phil Beng- Sweeney, pitching for Providence New York 4 St. Louis 3 game that night at 8:30 p.m. tson4asked waivers on Bratkow- in 1884, is the only other pitcher California shut out Chicago, 4-0, San Diego 5 Houston 3 The winners in the lower ski, Agajanian and rookie For Detroit all-time who ever struck and Seattle nipped Kansas City, By STEVE SMILANICH team also will bepicked. out 19 batters Cincinnati 4 Los Ang 1 bracket will hold their game on receiver Dan Eckstein to bring in a nine 3-2. UPI Sports Writer Thorpe played for Carlisle -inning game. Today's Probable Pitchers Monday, September 22, at seven the Packer roster dovm to the from 1907 to 1912 and his Like Feller, Carlton was a All Times EDT p.m. followed by the losers play- 40-player com- Willie teays drove in two runs limit prior to the By United Press International NEW bination of speed and raw loser in his masterpiece and un- Chicago, Hands 16-13 at Mon- ing at 8:30 p.m. Opening YORK UPI - Fame may power with the 599th homer of his the same night. of league play this enabled him doubtedly can sympathize with treal, Robertson 5-13, 4 p. in. Playing be a fleeting thing but the names to excel in all phas- career and a double for the will cOntinue with the weekend. es such other magnificient losers Pittsburgh, The pain may not be over for of Jim Thorpe and Pudge Heffe- of the game. But his greatest Giants as Mike McCormickpitch- Moose 10-13 at championship game to be played It wasn't as bitter for as Haddix and Johnson. Haddix Philadelphia, Fryman 11-13, 6 Denny McLain, but at least the lfinger remain among the most exploits came as a running tack Dcia y ed a five-hitter for his 10th winof on Friday, September 26, at 8:30 Bratkowski as Agajanian, be- .7 pitched 12 perfect innings p. in. speculation is. famous in college football even Ls he rushed for 3,616 yards for the season. p.m. The public is invited to att- cause Bartkowski began the Pittsburgh against Milwaukee in New York, Koosman 14-9 at The Detroit Tigers' pitching though the great Carlisle Indian during his career and scored Alex Johnson doubled home end the games. season as the packer assistant Von't Go 1959 but lost the game in the St. Louis, Taylor 7-3, 9 p. ace caused a lot of wondering and the devastating Yale line- 53 touchdowns. one run and Tony Perez followed The Murray Women's team coach, and should a team put in 13th inning and Johnson pitched Houston, Griffin 10.7 at San last year after his 31 victories man played in another era of the Heftalfinger was a three-time with a two-run single in the third has gotten back in the winning a claim for him, the waivers ". a nine-inning no-hitter for(bus - Diego, Santorini 7-13, 11 p. made him the first hurler since sport. All-American from 1889 to 1891 or. Sat. Inning to hell) the Reds tag circle since returning from the will be withdrawn and he will ton but lost to Cincinnati in 1964. Cincinnati. Nolan 7-5 and Ar- 1934 to win thirty games in a Thorpe, America's most ver- 19-game winner Claude Osteen State Tournament in Aid), tbey _and- played on the Yale squad Swoboda, who also struck out rigo 2-7 at Los Angelt4, Sing- once again—retire and concen- season. Was it a fluke, or was satile athlete of the half cen- with his 13th defeat for the Dod- lost two close games. They play- that ran up 94 points while shu- twice, hit his first homer er 16-9 and Moeller 1-0, 2„ 9 trate on his coaching duties. he really comparable to such tury, and Heffelfinger, a giant in the gers, ed in the Invitational Tournament tting out all 13 opponents in 1888. fourth inning and connectedagain p. in. at Rookies, as usual, were the heroes of the mound as Lefty among lineman in the period Jose Arcia's three-run double Mafield winning over West Rugged 157-Pounder In the eighth to overcome a 3-2 Atlanta, Reel 16-9 at San most expendable, but a few old Gove and Dizzy Dean? mass momentum football, help- In a four-run fourth inning en- Viola 13 to 7 and "the Mayfield Schulz was one of the great- St. Louis lead. The homers foll- Francisco, Marichal 18-10, 11 pros also were given their -The sore-shouldered artistfir- -ed-recall exploits of the sport's abled the Padres to shove the p. Jets 17 to 4. Murray was the est stars on Yost's early-century owed the only two walks issued walking papers. ed a two-hit, 2-0 shutout of the infancy when they were unan- Astros 5/12 games out of first Wednesday's champion of the Mayfield tour- Michigan teams, and was named by Carlton - one to Donn Clen- Games Flanker Jim Phillips, an 11- Yankees Monday night which imous selections on the early- place. N. Y. at Montreal, nament. They have also defeated a consensus All - American in denon and the other to Tommie night year veteran who came out of made him the first in the maj- day, all-time college football sq- Dave Watkins singled home Phila at Chicago the Wranglers Club twice_since 1907. Agee. retirement in an attempt to ors to win 23 games this seas- uad announced Monday. the winning run for the Phillies Pitts at St. Louis, night the Mayfield Tournament with Hickey, a rugged, durable 157- Carlton, who has a16-10 record play again for the Los Angeles on and gave him a record for Thorpe was picked as a back with two out in the ninth inning Cin at San Diego, night the scores being 34 to 2 and 17 to pounder, was a four-time All- and leads the NL in earned run Rams, 11-year man John two consecutive seasons that and Heffelfinger at guard on the of the first game and Johnny Atlanta at Los Ang., night 5. America at Yale from 1891 to average, climaxed his record- Baker, a tackle with the Detroit compares with the best of any squad in which Fielding Yost's Briggs hit a two-run homer for Houston at San Fran. 1894. Joining him on the dream setting performance by striking Lions, and tight end Ralph pitcher in the modern era. point-a-minute Michigan teams the big blow of the second game. team as an end was Huntington out relief pitcher tug McGraw, Smith, an eight-year veteran In other American League act- and Yale's Juggernauts each pl- Rick Wise won his 14th game American League Rupp's hassle Hardwick of Harvard, who helped Bud Harrelson and Amos Otis attempting to make it with the ion, Minnesota defeated Oakland, ayed two players on the honor and Jeff James his second for Bast the Crimson win national cham- in the ninth. LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPD-r New Orleans Saints, all were 6-3, Washington nipped Balti- squad. ,mon and Phillies. W. L Pct. pionships in 1912 and 1913. McGraw, who the Adolph Rupp, put on waivers. more, 3-2, Cleveland triumphed Yale, the Ivy League school shut out the Car- x-Baltimore 102 46 .689 — head basketbaP Wilbur "Fats" Henry, an All- Deneuve coach Most probable rookie to over Boston, 4-1, California shut which helped popularize Detroit 84 63 .571 17% at the University of Ke the spo- America in 1918 and 1919 at Wash- -e tucky, is at odds be cut was Dicky Lyons, a out Chicago, 4-0, and Seattle rt, placed Heffelfinger and Frank YARBROUGH Boston 78 68 .534 23 with the NCA ington & Jefferson, and Josh QUALWIEA over versatile, record-setting back edged Kansas City, 3-2. Blakey on the squadandMichigan ril Fools" Wash. 77 71 .520 25 five fames his team play Cody, who wound up an outstand- New York 72 in 1967. 4" from the University of Ken- Minnesota's Harmon Killebr- was'represented by center Ger- TALLADEGA, Ala. (UP!)— 75 .490 29% ing career at Vanderbilt in 1919, gaze Cleveland 58 90 .592 44 Rupp wants to count them in tucky who was drafted fourth ew homered, singled and scored many Schulz and back Willie Leroy Yarbrough qualified were selected as tickles. for West his all-time coaching wins, and by the Atlanta Falcons. two runs in leading Minnesota Heston. Sunday's Talladega 500 Nascar Truxton Hare, a four-time All- W. L. Pct. GB the school wants them for it: past Oakland. Dave Boswell got Honor Team Named race by setting a world speed America on Pennsylvania teams Minn. 88 58 .605 — all-time record. But the NCAA the win for the Twins, raising The honor team was picked record for a closed course which won 67 or 69 games from Oakland 79 67 .341 9 refuses. The games were played his record to 17-11 on a six- by the Football Writers Associ- Wednesday with a speed of 1894 to 1898, was honored as a Calif. 64 881 .441 23% in Tel Aviv, Israel, during an The Green Bay Packers won hitter. ation of America. A committee 199.350 miles an hour on guard. a 2.66 Kan. City 61 85 .418 27 international Ed Brinkman's run-producing made up of past presidents of mile tri-oval tournament which the first two Super Bowls In the backfield with Thorpe course. Bobby Chicago 58 87 .400 29% single in the bottom of the ninth the organization balloted. Nom- It' Allison of Kentucky won. in 1967 and 1968. were Walter Eckersall, a three- Hueytown, Ala., set Seattle 58 88 .397 30 gave Washington its victory over inations were made by colleges America's the unofficial time All-America in 1904-1906 CY * mark in Daytona Monday's Results Baltimore after Mike Epstein and universities throughout UMW the at the University of Chicago; isn't Be Hatt Whig several weeks ago with a speed a-Clinched division titia had tied the game for the Sena- nation. of 197.573 m.p.h. Michigan's Heston; and Elmer Cigar Seattle 3 Kan City 2 tors with a two-run triple in Selection of the squad coin- Oliphant, a two-time All-America Calif. 4 Chicago 0 SCHEDW.E the eighth. cides with the 100th anniversary TELEVISI in 1911-1913 who Origin of Wash 3 Baltimore 2 WSM—TV WS . —TV Bill played at Purdue toboggan Vess hit a bases-loaded of college football. A modern and Army. Detroit 2 New York 0 5 Channel 8 triple and then scored on a pass- \ NEW YORK (UPI)—The to- Cleveland 4 Boston 1 TUESDAY EVENING PROGRAMS ed ball to lead the California boggan was conceived and devel- ,Minn. 6 Oakland 3 x-4:30 p.m. Lai. 4 BOYCE HAWKINS plays nost to pop and country Angels over Chicago. oped in 1890 by a group of Today's Probable IY? Pitchers music's biggest stars from Music Row - 16th Avenue South. thrill-seeking American and Eng- All Times EDT :CO News. Wthr Sots News. Wthr ; Sports News; Wthr; Sots lish vacationers in Switzerland, Seattle, Meyer 0-2 0 30 I Dream of Jeannie Lancer Mod Squad at Kansas Floyd Patterson was the first Mothers! SHOWS i and is known in the sports world City, Bunker 10-10, 8:30 p. x- 7 p.m. Ch. 4 Watch Out Suburbia! It's DEBBIE REYNOLDS, dis- heavyweight boxer to regain the as "the sporting way to commit Oakland, Krausse 7-7 at Min- guising herself as a golf caddy to get a news scoop for her sports- tide. 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KENTUCKY TUESDAY — SEPTEMBER 16. 1969 •••••.1 Brenda Newberry Almo 4-H Club flas Miss Susan Nunnelley Sparks Becomes Stubblefield Home Burkeen . • • /Phone 753-1917 or 753-4947 Elected As Worthy September Meet Bride Of John Thomasson Nutter, Jr., Mrs. J. B. Scene Of Meeting Methodist New Concord Club Matron Of OES The Almo 4-H Club held its At The First United Church Murray Star Chapter No. 433 September meeting on Thurs- The home of Mrs. Charlie -- )rder of the Eastern Star held day aiternoon at the Almo Stubblefield was the Irene of its regular monthly meeting on School with the pledge of al- the meetipg of the New Con- ruesday, September 9, at seven- legiance to the American flag cord Homemakers Club held on thirty o'clock in the evening at and the 4-H pledge being giv- Wednesday, September 10, at the Masonic Hall. --- - en. one o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Euldene Robinson, wor- For the roll call the fifteen Mrs. W. T. Kingins gave the thy matron, assisted by Nor- members present told what devotion using a poem on Gib- man Klapp, worthy patron, pre- they enjoyed most about this 8C014 AISOCiat1011 will meet will be Mesdanaes Quinton "God's mirror of beauty of all sided at the meeting. The chap- at the Stout Cabin at 0:30 a.m. things on earth but the great- summer. •• • son, Albert Crider, John NEW RI ter was opened with prayer, An election of officers wns Stamps, Noel Melugin, Humpn. est beauty of all is character" Kies FE the flag was presented, and at held with the following elect- The Waded:lore Noisemakers rey Key, R. M. Miller, and Al- Members answered the roll num. Lai minutes Club will meet at the Triangle legance given. The ed: Shannon Aune, president; Tuesday, September Id fred Taylor. call by giving a household hint. to WIT the worthy mat- were read and Becky Imes, vice-president; Ge- The Christian Women's Fel- • • • Mrs. T. R. Edwards called the does the ron gave her report for the Inn at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Ba- ne Cleaver, secretary; Teresa lowship of the First Christian The Business and Profession- roll and read the minutes. square year. ron Palmer as hostess. Moody, treasurer; Becky Imes, Church will have a potluck sap- al Women's Club will meet at Miss Erin Montgomery an 0141 30 An election was held and of- • • • game leader; Susie lines, song per at the fellowship hall if the Woman's Club House at Mrs. Louise Patterson presen es • ficers were elected 'for the en- leader; Lisa Cleaver, refresh- The Pottertown Homemakers ed the lesson on "Clothing the church at 8:30 pm. Club will meet at the Holiday 6:30 p.m. The legislation cone suing year who are as follow:. ment chairman; Gary Jones, •• • mitten, Bea Hughes, Myrtle Guideposts". They said there is Brenda Newberry, worthy Inn at ten ant AKC • program chairman. The Lydian Sunday Scheel • •• Wall, and Lavanche Turner will no one look for man, woman, or matron; Howard McNeely, wor- Pies. Several members volunteer- Class of the First Baptist be in charge of arrangements. child and that each individual thy patron; Twila Coleman, as- ed to make posters for 4-H An open luncheon will be • • • may select what suits your prec Church will meet at the home held at the Call sociate matron; Charles JaCk- Week, October 411. The club Calloway County taste, personality, age, and 73:. of Mrs. J. L Radek at seven Courary Temple Hill Chapter No. 311 son, associate patron; Judith planned to buy 4-H stickers to Club from 12 noon to style of life. The leaders used Street p.m. New officers will be is- one p.m. For reservations call Order cf the Eastern Star will Jackson, secretary; BeIva Dill, place in home windows. Mem- meet at the Masonic Hall at pictures to illustrate the lat- &tailed. John Gregory, lit C. Ellis, We WOOD treasurer; Janice Nesbitt, con- bers decided to sell kitchen •• • 7:30 pm. est fashions in dress and un- ductress; Alma McNeely, as- chard Orr, or Henry Fulton. limited lion, shears at one dollar a pair for The Faith Doran Circle of • • • • • • accessories. sociate conductress. a money-making project. Delicious refreshments were Phone the First United Methodist Club Men's, Stag Night will be held Mrs. Newberry, the newly The community leader, Mrs. Nature's Palette Garden served by Mrs. Stubblefield, as- Church WSCS will meet at the will meet at the Community at the Calloway County Coun- TAPP elected worthy matron, will 'tune, reported that club mem- sisted by Mrs. Louise Patterson, home of Mrs. F. E. Crawford, Center at 1:30 p.m. Members try ltib. Hosts are Dr. Bill range, name her appointive officers bers who exhibited at the fair to the fifteen members and two West Main Street, at two p.m. are to bring flowers, tape, and Doss, Bob Billington, Tommy Jit a later date. An installation did very well. Becky Imes told •• • Chrisp, and Ted Billington. visitors, Mrs. Linus Spiceland will be held at the next regular ribbon to make corsages to do- of her experiences at 4-H Camp Circle I of the First United • • • and Mrs, Jackie Gettrin, Other GOOD .meeting on Tuesday, October and Vicki Eldridge told of nate for the Christmas show members present, not previous- Phone the Methodist Church WSC3 will Mrs. Friday, September 19 trip to the Buried City. Eunice Miller will be hoe ly mentioned, were Mrs. Tho- 44, at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic meet at the social hall at tw• teas. Stag Night will be held AP: A game, "Human TicsTaes p.m. • • • the Oaks Country Club at 7-30 mas Herndon, Mrs. Richard Toe", was James, Mrs. John 1 year o Other officers serving on played. •• • p.m. Hosts are Rubin James, Livesay, Mrs. The Elm Grove Baptist Beatrice Locke, Mrs. I. B. May- Tuesday were Judith Jackson The Women's Society of Robert Hopkins, and George USED The nation is drinking less Church WMS will meet at the field, Miss Mary associate worthy patron; Bren Christian Service of the Good Hewitt. Montgomery, or. Call coffee, or at least using fewer ?hurch at 7:30 p.m. for the Mrs. da Newberry, conductress; Twi- Shepherd United Methodist • • • Ruth Weak*, and Mrs. T. beans, than in the late 1940's. mission study. C. NEW ts Coleman, associate conduct- Church will meet at the church • • • Saturday, September 20 Sigmon. Part of the drop is due to intro- The next meeting will b e 5119.95 ress pro-tern; Alma McNeely, duction of instant coffee during at two p.m. The J. N. Williams Chapter Pregame buffet catered • •• by House of Grace held on Wednesday, October 175.00. marshal', Bill Moffett, chaplain; the 1950's. Instant products of the UDC will have a luncheon will b e served at the Calloway 8, at one p.m. at the home of now make up nearly one-fifth of Muray Assembly No. 19 Or at the Woman's Club House at County '87 • Nell Robbins, secretary; Maudie der of the Rainbow for Girls Country Club from 3:30 p.m. to Mrs. Ruth Weaks. CC, : total coffee ennsumption. 12 noon with Mesdames Wes- • • • Armstrong, treasurer pro-tern; will meet at the Masonic Hall ley Waldrop, G. B Scott, E. A. 7:30 p.m. prior to the Murray lee i,. Mrs. John Thomasson Nutter, Jr. State Ruth Moffett, Ruth; Ulla Wat- were Berline Loving, Mary R. at seven p.m. New officers will Lassiter, and Clifford Melugin University football game Our national sweet tooth isn't ray. For reservations kins, Esther; Betty Riley, Mar- McCuiston, Daisy Kemp, Ma- be installed. as hostesses. Mrs Scott will call Messrs much sweeter than it was two •• • and Mesdames John WELD tha pro-ten; Janice Nesbitt, boy Collins, and Pat McMinn. The marriage of Miss Susan the groom, served as ring bear- review the book, "Robert E Gregory, decades ago. Extension service One The Music Department of the Virgil Harris, Harold Hopper, G. E. warder; lra KeniP, sentinel Pro: visitor was Marjorie Nunnelley Sparks, daughter of er. He carried a white satin Lee" by Freemen. specialists at the University of Sparks, Murray Woman's Club will have •• • Chad Stewart, or Donald Tuck- er; 200 tern. Chapter 43, Scottsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Sparks pillow rimmed with lace. The Nebraska say per capita con- Arizona. a patio buffet at 8:30 p.a. at by Thursday. A record welder; Other, members attending of Murray, and John Thomas. rings of the bride and groom Thursday, September-11i- — dance sumption of sugar in all food son Nutter, Jr., son of Mr. and rib- the club house. Hostesses an will be from 10 p.m. to one Sauget were tied with white velvet The Home Department of the products has remained essen- press; Mrs. John T. Nutter, Sr., of Mesdames Vernon E. Shoes, Murray Woman's Club will a.m. bon. tially stable in those 20 years. vise; Middletown was solemnized on Mr. Nutter chose as his best James Kline, Sam Knight, Tom- meet at the club house at 9:30 •• • Saturday, August 9, at two-thir- Murray. my, D. Taylor, William Porter, bandit man, Michael Duffy of a.m. A scenic trip to the Land For variation in mashed ty o'clock in the afternoon at were J. Nicholas Ter- WIHianm Furgerson, Joke Tay- Between the Lakes is planned in Ushers The northernmost point potatoes add sauteed chopped the First United Methodist hune of Nashville Tennessee; lor, and David Elliott. with lunch at Conservation •• • the United States is Cape onion and diced, cooked carrots SUPER Church in Murray. Dr. Samuel Danny Terhune of Murray; Education Center. Transporta- Blue Wrangell, Alaska. whipping the potatoes. R. Dodson, Jr., performed the Daryl Cronch of Symsonia; Pat- The Lynn Grove School PTA tion will be provided. Hostesses after and up double ring ceremony. rick Riley of Louisville; and will meet at the school at 710 sham.,. A program of organ music, Harry M. Sparks, Jr., brother p.m. All interested parents are which included "Bridal Chorus bride, of Cincinnati, urged to attend. SPINET --Deox of i the •• • from Lohengrin" by Wagner, OhiO. 5 years "Bell Prelude" by Clokey, "Dia- Mrs. Sparks selected for her Murray Branch of the AAUW Co. Y. logue" by Clerambault, and daughter's wedding a deep apri- will have a potluck supper it scram "Vision" by Rheinberger, was cot ensemble of silk and worst- the Mason Nursing Building, Tenn. : presented by John Winter. ed combined with silk chiffon. Murray State University, at 0:30 gams fo Candelabra of burning tapers The slim sheath dress featured p.m. All prospective aid pre- and altar vases of yellow roses of sent members are urged to be together a roll collar and long sleeves WARM Bathe accented each side of the altar. over which was worn present chiffon, •• • Very • Bride's Dress its companion sleeveless full and stay together! The bride, given in marriage length coat. Her headdress was Wednesday, September 17 by her father, wore a formal a matching feather creation and The Murray Neighborhood do's 41,844 gown of white silk organza over ensemble Hosalcaarters she completed her TOW Friona% bastios and Chadron's Fashion By Abigail Van Buren bridal silk taffeta. Fashioned with accessories of pale gold. tred with a tulip neckline which was Mrs. Nutter, mother of the Frankfort; Mrs. Frank John sculptured with re-embroidered wore a pale mint sheath Kolb, III, and Mrs. E. C. Wal- I •111 DEAR ABBY: These women who complain that their groom, Alencon lace motifs, the gown of antique satin. Her dress was ter of Mayfield; Mr. and Mrs. with . get very dirty in their work and are often too tirect- husbands featured long full bishop sleev- styled with classic neckline and James H. Ewalt, Miss Jane set. In my or too lazy to take a bath, can take a lesson from me and titi which were also adorned was accented with jeweled but- Ewalt, Miss Becky Ewalt, and Phone , wife. Mr. Jeff Ewalt of Bowling FALL with the repeated lace pattern FOR OPENER'S INTO tons from the shoulder to hem- I am a farmer and often get very grimy and sweaty motifs. The demi-fitted cage Green; Mrs. Ted Iglehart and line. She wore a star-shaped HOT W style gown Missess Gladys Ann and Mar- but my wife has never gone to bed with a smelly husband. was accented with a whimsey and matching acces- 90 gal., Our secret? We always climb into the tub together. We panel of the lace, beginning at sories. garet Iglehart of Shelbyville. Mr. leaf, have done this since shortly after we were married. the neckline and continuing al- Mrs. Robert A. Sparks, Sr., Mrs. Robert J. Bradley and V. J. Barlow of Barlow; Mr. Do- - It has become such a habit with us that we wait for each most to the hem-line. The gos- of Lexington, grandmother of ren Crouch of Symaonia; Miss Phone other to take our bath. Abby if a husband and wife can sleep samer train was fashioned cha- the bride, chow for the occas- pel length, and flowed from Marporie Wall and Mr. J. Ni- together, they can bathe together. Believe me, it makes for a ion a dress of pastel embroid- ONE Alencon lace cut work with the white linen. cholas Terhune of Nashville, one fly clean and happy marriage in more ways than one. ered She wore a border of the lace on the train pastel flower hat and white ac- Tennessee; Mr. and Mrs. Rich- 1311 . A FARMER: VICTORIA, TEX. picking up the same pattern cessories. ard Kruger of Columbia, Mis- Sparks of ased for her gown The bride's Mrs. Luther Williams. grand- souri; Mrs. Phillip BABY DEAR FARMER: Shall we say, "The couple that bathes Dakota; Mr. and tiered and bouffant veil of im- mother of the groom, selected Minot, North child's together stays together?" Mrs. Robert C. Silver; Mrs. Ka- ported silk illusion was attach- to wear a dress of pale pink horse; ed to a Juliet cap fashioned of moss crepe with flower hat and ren Blackburn; Mr. and Mrs. WED. THURS. FRI. seat;. DEAR ABBY I have a baby, five months old. I have a lace and flowed Harry M. Sparks, Jr., and Miss SAT. elbow length. accessories to match. 802 . sister-in-law who has a baby seven months old. She comes to Her only jewelry was a cross The mothers and grandmoth- Jill Sparks of Cincinnati, Ohio. visit me VERY OFTEN—like four or five days a week. of old gold and diamonds, an ers wore corsages of talisman Rehearsal Dinner Limit 3 Pairs T.FOOT heirloom of the groom's family, On Friday evening, following Asia 59' frigeria roses. Hose 29' My problem is she NEVER brings any diapers with her. wedding rehearsal, Mr. and She's always borrowing mine. having been designed and fash- Reception the pan... ioned by the groom's great- Mrs. John T. Nutter, Sr., en- 8479. Abby, she has a washing machine and I don't. I have to go Following the ceremony, a grandfather. She carried a tra- reception was tertained the bridal party with clear across town to my mother's to wash. I use a whitener held in the home L.9 ditional bouquet of white but- of the bride's parents. The re- a dinner at the Woman's Club Als,,u softener doesn't. And when she sZaips $1" Limit 3 Phone and a and my sister-in-law terfly roses centered with stock gister was attended by Misses House in Murray. returns the diapers she borrowed she brings me HERS buds on leaves of Baker's fern. Gladys Ann and Margaret Igle- The bride entertained her instead of MINE, and it takes me forever to get them white hart of Shelbyville, and Misses attendants with a luncheon in again. Miss Jane Ewalt of Bowling her home on Saturday, one LADIES' DRESSES Green served as maid of honor, Gail and Beverly Gutermuth of REGISTER FOR FREE I have told her a dozen times to bring her own diapers, Louisville, cousins of the bride. week prior to the wedding day. and matron of honor was Mrs. Pre-nuptial parties given for BOYS' but she always "forgets." Can you help me? FED UP Minot. For traveling, Mrs. Nutter DRAWING WILL BE OUTFITS Phillip S. Sparks of the bride included: A tea given SATURDAY SEPT. 27 North Dakota, sister-in-law of chose a brown and white en- DEAR FED: Take your diapers, whitener and softener semble and brown accessories. by Mrs. Marvin Wrather, Miss CHILDRENS' DRESSE and to your sister-in-law's and give her a the bride. The bridesmaids were Lillian Tate, Mrs. J. Matt Spark- good •, go LESSON in Jr., of The full length brown linen Mrs. James E. Jones, man, Mrs. H. L. Oakley, Mrs. CHPLDRENS' diaper washing hi HER machine. You may have to give her Lexington; Miss Ann Griffin of cost covered a sheath dress of DRESSES CHILDRENS' COATS three or four lemons, but you'll get your diapers laundered brown and white window pane Ralph Tesseneer, Mrs. Thomas WO Murray; Miss Nancy Holeman of Hogancamp, Mrs. W. E Black- properly and you'll both benefit. Dawson Springs; and Mrs. Rich- plaid. She wore a corsage of piano. yellow roses. burn, Mrs. Philip Tibbs, Mrs. 1351, .. ard Kruger of Columbia, Mis- William G. Nash, Mrs. Ralph DEAR ABBY: Would you tell your hostess that while you souri. Buffet Dinner H. Woods, Mrs. George Hart, The attendants were identi- wen a guest in her home someone got into you:- purse which In the evening of the wedd- and Mrs. Donald Hunter; a cally attired in formal gowns of Mr. and Mrs. Sparks 0/0 was in the guest bedroom and stole your money? ing day, breakfast given by Mrs. John white silk organza combined I wouldn't want the hostess to feel that she had to make entertained in their borne with Quertermous, Mrs. Conrad 20% with Mocha brown flocked a buffet dinner for the follow- Jones, Mrs. H. J. Bryan good my loss. Thank you. NO NAME OR CITY voille. Their gowns and were fash- ing out of town guests: Mrs. Laverne Wallis; ioned with white Mrs. , a break- DEAR NO NAME: Yes. I would tell my hostess. organza, em- Robert A. Sparks, Sr.; Mr. and given by Mrs. pire bodices fast George Lil- featuring long Mrs. Robert A. Sparks, Jr.; Mr. ly, Mrs. E. B. Howton, Mrs. OFF sleeves accented with white DEAR ABBY; In response to the letter from a woman William J. Sparks; Mrs. D. C. Preston Ordway, Mrs. Beverly Cluny lace cuffs, and a lace Craig; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hes- whose husband chased sirens: Fowler, and Miss Frances OFF sabot adorned the Victorian ter; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pull- Brown; a coffee given by Mrs. You should have told her to encourage her husband to - styled gown. The empire LADIES' SPORTSWEAR LADIES' lines to; and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Earl Douglas, Mrs. Bobbie Gro- COATS join an auxiliary police group, an ambulance service, or a of the dress were defined with Jones, Jr., all of Lexington; and Mrs. Gary Grogan; a volunteer fire department. He could then experience the Mocha brown velvet which ter- gan, Mrs. Luther Williams; Mr. and dinner party given by Mr. mad accident and pulling minated at the back with a Dior McIntosh; Mrs. "thrill" of being at the scene of an Mrs. L. R. Wil- Mrs. Maurice Humphrey, Miss bow and streamers. The easy lie Young and Mr. and Mrs. corpses from a heap of twisted metal. Or rushing out at 3 Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A-line skirt was fashioned of Gene Hambrick of Georgetown; Ann a. m. in zero weather to fight a fire caused by a careless Doran, Mr. and Mrs. the Mocha brown flocked wink. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Lawrence, H.. T. cigaret smoker. Or spend a hot Sunday afternoon walking Waldrop, Mr. and Mrs. Paul They wore Victorian styled pic- Jr., and MT. and Mrs. John T. them dense underbrush searching for a lost child. Sturm; a luncheon given by 20% ture hats Nutter, Sr., of 20% of French pique ac- Middletown; Mrs. If he is willing to do this, be has the right to follow the cented with Mocha velvet ri Leslie B. Williams and Mr. Ron- Mrs Albert Tracy, Mrs. Wil- sirens, and do it legally and with pride. If not, he should at bon. They esrried white rafts ald Williams of St. Matthews; liam Nall, Mrs. John Pasco, and least stop and think, It could be MY borne or family needing baskets of yellow roses and eu Mrs. J. W. Gutermuth, Jr., and Mrs. Oren Hull; a coffee given assistance, and here I am, getting in the way and slowing calyptus. Misses Gail and Beverly Guter- by Mrs. W. Z. Carter, Mrs. Mary down the workers. VOLUNTEER FIREMAN: muth of Louisville; Miss Joys Belle Overbey, and Mrs. Rae, OFF BLAIRSVILLE, The bride's niece, Miss Jill Brown of Owensboro; Miss Sha- Ian Hodges; and a dinner par, vo OFF PENNA.. Sparks, was flower girl. She ron Smith of Paducah; mess ty given by Mr. and Mrs. Tons Everybody bas a problem. What's yours? For a personal wore a floor length gown and Nancy Holeman of Dawson Rowlette and Mr. and Mn. Den- Free Balloons reply wells So Abby, Box 0700. Les Angeles, Cal. NM, and headpiece identical to those of Springs; Miss Betty Bizzell of nis Taylor. 'seism a stamped, self-addressed eavelape. the bridesmaids and carried a Almo; Mr. and Mrs, Patnck D. Following a week's stay in For The Children miniature of the bridesmaids' Riley of Lyndon; Mr. and Mrs. New Orleans, Mr. and Mrs. Nut Northside of Squarei Ter Abby's new booklet, "Whet and Tees-Agers West to baskets. James W. Daniel Mr and ter are now at home at 711 Murray, Ky. Saw," sued $t t• Abby, Boa tstee, Los Angeles, Cal. ems9. Ronald Williams. cousin of Mrs Hickman Baldree o Olive Street in Murray. ER 16. 1969 FIVE rome PAGE THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 16, 1969 ting CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yettterday's Puzzle ! 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NEW YORK UPI - If earnings 15 Color force OVO NOD OMM gav• the are to fall only moderately in 17-Speck 21 Little cases for OGOD EQF4 onoo 19-Exclamation mementoes VON NOIM po.m*- on the months ahead, says the Neill 20-Scottish cap POR SALS FOR MINT 22-Vessel UOVUO0 OW 00 of all NOT= NOT1CS 14BLF WANTED Opinion, the 21-Cover uty Letter of Contrary 22.In favor of 23-Weaken COO UOVW OREM the great- NEW ROOF EASY-Apply Hy- NICE SLEEPING roma for* LAND SURVEYORS, Progres- stock market need not fall gre- 23-Cook slowly 24-Cravat OEM BOMM ruii :haracter" Elea Fibrated Asphalt Alumi- boys, one block from campus. sive Firm has °pee- atly to discount a small drop 25-Also 25 Hindu cymbals Engineering 26-Highway 26-Ethiopian title the roll num. Let us show you how may Phone 7534125 or 753-6962. a sha- 27-Succor 35 Insane 46.Music. as ing for the positions of Rodman, in prices, "but obviously 28-Remunerate 28-Moccasin 37-Fdrest warden written hold hint. to apply, how it stops leaks and Sept. 30-C Cbainman. drop, or a strong deflationary -Prefix: before air Notice Experience Prefer- rp 29-Stroke 29 38 Float in 47 Regret called the does the job for only 3 cents a into a -Hebrew letter 31-Sunburn 39-Frolics NICE FURNISHED apartment red but not required, salary trend, would send prices 30 48-Period of lutes. square foot. Ask about the spac- open. Call 753-8050 or contact tailspin." The analyst finds the 31-Speakers 32-Things, in 40 A state time for college boys. Phone 753- 33-River in Siberia law 41 Prohibit 49-And mery an ial 90 gallon drum price. Hugh- Ted F. Billington Consulting En- government month 7381 days, 753-5108 after 5:00 75 per cent slash in 35.A 33-lubricate 43-Diphthong 51 -Proposit ion n presen M Paint Store, 401 Maple St gineer. 36-Before TFC Box 433, Murray, K. -ordered new construction indic- 34-Evil 44-Clayey earth 53 Coniunction "Clothing O pm. ALL MERCHANTS 37 net Oct.4-C S-16-C ative of the Nixon administra- 38-Reach across 10 id there is NICE ROOM, single or doable tion's accept a 40-Possessive AKC REGISTERED Basset pup- intentions "to pronoun 1;!;E if/01311111, Or for boys. One block from Camp- WANTED: general officer work- pies. Must be seen to be ap- who wish to help us organize a non- er. recession if necessary to stop 41-Hairless individual us. Private parking. Typing and bookkeeping es- 42-Ancient preciated. Priced reasonable. Phone 753- the inflation and prevent run- 111111111MOMMilliiiii mita your 634S. 5-19C profit credit and collection agency. sential. Apply to P.O. Box 32-T 43-Paid notices Call 70.7-5110 or see at away prices." 44-Provide crew age, and 805 Vine giving complete resume. 8-16-C Street S 45-Cooled lava iders used -17-C TWO-BEDROOM trailer. 1% • 46-Ocean baths. Phone 753-3895. TFC BEST PART-TIME job in town. Investors should never sell a 47-Roamed 111111g111111MM11111 c the lot- peasant WOOD STOVE in good condi- We held one meeting of about Two hours per day, five days stock just for the sake of estab- 50-Hindu s and un- apart- 52-Period of tion, with jacket. Price $30.00. DNE-BEDROOM furnished 25 merchants but we need all in- per week, $50.00. If you are lishing a tax loss unless the tax time 1111111110.11111111M111111iiiiiil Phone 437-3711 ment with air conditioner, past 25 call 753-8970 between deduction is very substantial, 54-Be mistaken ents were TFNC 55-Nahoor sheep phone 753-8556. Couples only. terested merchants to come for- 3 p. m. and 5 p. m. for inter- says Wright Investors' Service. Russia defield, as- 56 City in 111111E1111111•11111111niiiiil TAPPAN provincial 30 inch 3-18-C view appointment. 8.17.0 you own is as 57-Beam Patterson, ward and help us get this badly "If the stock that 7 range, $100.00. Phone 753-7550. likely to go up as the one which iaii111111101111111i411110 rs and two ROOMS for college boys. Air GIRL for general office DOWN S-18-C needed agency on the way. work replace it with," the Spiceland conditioned, private entrance, part time, send resume to P. 0. you would 1111111111111111re IINN1111•1111 tax-loss sale acc- 1 Period of time trin. Other GOOD UPRIGHT piano, $50.00. two blocks from University. Call Box 32-V. firm says, "a 2-Anger I have contacted 105 merchants re- 11111111M111111MillEllgi;g::. t previous- Phone 753-7550. 753-4828. 8-18-P omplishes little more than to 3-Liquefied Mrs. Tho- who feel this agency is needed, so WANTED: Someone to do duce your capital by the costs 4-Tiny particle 11111X111111111MIIIIIImii APARTMENT-SIZE gas range. VISIT University Heights Mobile 5 Condensed so L Richard housework. Call 753.1460 after of a buy-sell transaction," 1 year old. Call 753-4565. S-18-C Homes Park on North 18th St., please come to our next meeting 3:30 moisture vesay, Mrs. p. m. 8.18.0 6 Man's only two minutes from Campus. nickname I. B. May- USED FRIGIDAIRE refrigerat- Thursday, September 18, at 7:00 Thomson & McKinnon Inc. sees Wide completely paved streets, REGISTERED Nurses needed. a well-defined base area for the 7-Wireless Distr. by United Feature Syndicate, rte. ontgomery, or. Call 435-5255. 8-16-P Full time 11 to 7. Part time natural gas and eablevision o'clock, to the . . . market between 800 and 848 and nd Mrs. T. evenings and days weekends. NEW DECCA Bass Guitar, available. We have two 1968 feels that the odd-lot ratio's up- mobile homes for Good salary with travel and $119.95 sale price. Will sell at rent and we ward trend implies that "there g will be also have a limited number of shift diferential. Contact Ruby $75.00. Call 762-2748. S-16-P is a good chance the 790-800 y, October spaces available. For addition- TV SERVICE CENTER Hayden or Tommy McCue, Ful- support area will hold." The le home of '67 TRIUMPH motorcycle, 650 al information phone 753-6565 ler-Gilliam Hospital, Mayfield, firm says its intermediate-term OPPORTUNITY CC, Bonniville, sharp. See Char- or 753-7770. S-20-NC or Call Us at Kentucky. 8-74-C 753-7381 neither bearish nor les Dreier, 1307 Main St., Mur- prognosis is RIGHT IN THE ray. 8-16-P FURNISHED apartment for bullish, but that for the short- it tooth isn't boys behind Five Points term it is bearish. Barbe- Faithful Swedes it was two WELDER 225 Amp. Lincoln; cue. Call 753-6564. PALM OF NOTICS AUTOS FOR @ALI STOCKHOLM (UPI) - Swe- sion service G. E. 200 Amp portable weld- It appears at this juncture TWO HOUSE trailers; one $30 dish morals are not as loose as rniversity of er; 200 Amp. Hornet portable FOR YOUR Faller Brush needs 1906 two-the truck with that an important downside test YOUR month. One $80 month. Also lot row some of the country's motion capita con. welder; cutting torch hoses and call 753-8434. is underway in the market, says for private trailer. Call 43E- grain bed. Phone 7113-17/7. in all food gauges; portable grinder; drill pictures might indicate, accord- Clore Forgan, Wm. R. Stoats, HAND 2323. &164 government-sponsorei tined essen- press; welding table; 5" bench 1967 AUSTIN-HEALY 3,000 ing to a Inc. A successful outcome - the Mark III. survey of Swedish 20 years. vise; rod cuttar; metal cutting FURNISHED HOUSE, five-bed- PERSONNEL FRANCHISE White convertible, sex life. demonstration that the market band saw. Call 753-6508. mint condition. Will consider The study, carried out by the toom, on Kentucky lake. Call Here's your opportunity to can bounce again from the 790- mashed 8-16-C any reasonable offer. Phone Swedish Institute for Opinion in 436-2323. 8-164 wn your own business and 800 area- would "greatly enhan- ied chopped 753-4096. 8-16-C Research, concluded that 90 per SUPER stuff, enter an interesting and ce the significance of the base carrots sure nut! That's LARGE house on Main Street cent of Swedes who have been Kiked Blue highly profitable field-find- 1964 PONTIAC, Grand Prix. All which has been under construct- Lustre for cleaning rugs near high school. Call 753-6152 married a year or longer have potatoes. and upholstery. ing jobs for other people. power and air. Extra clean. ion since July 30," the firm Rent electric or 753-1629. S-16-C been faithful to their spouses. shampooer $1. Big K. 8-20-C Personnel franchises are now $650.00 .Phone 436-2223 S-194 says. 2-BEDROOM 10' x 50' house lbbeing offered in your area SPINET PIANOS new $470.00, trailer. Three blocks from col- by BAKER & BAKER, the 5 years to pay. Lonaxdo Piano lege on private lot. Children nation's fastest growing em- Peanuts* by Charles M. Schulz Co. Your Complete Music Store, welcome. Call 753-7833 or ployment service. Unequal- 753- PEANt across from poet office, Paris, 5709. S-17-C ed opportunities for both Tenn. Baldwin Piano and Or- men and women. Call or FOURTEN! gans for church or home. SLEEPING ROOM for college write Larry Green, Vice TwENTq-TNREE! S-17-C girl. Kitchen privileges, locat- President, Baker & Baker ed NINE! at 506 South 8th Extended. Employment Service, Inc., WARM MORNING coal stove. See week days after 5:30 p. m. 935 J. C. Bradford Building, Very good condition. Call 753- .S'17- lidaahrills, Team. 37219. 8-17-C ROOMS for college boys. Pri- Phone (615) 254-1272. S-18-C THREEZEDROOM brick; cen- vate entrance. 107 North 17th Phone 753-7408 tral beat and aft, carpeting after 4:00 p. m. throughout, litsilt-in Tappan ap- TFC HAPPINESS is a clean rug! pliances, 1% ceramic tile baths, TWO-BEDROOM all electric Professional maintenance, Box with carport. Shrubs greedy trailer at 1322 west Sycamore. 623, Calvert City, Ky. Phone set. In city school district. Phone 753-5332 after 4:00 p. m. 443-6823. Let us shampoo your Phone 753451.8 after 5:00 p. m. rug. 8-20-C by Ernie Busluniller HOUSE TRAILER, 10' x 50', Nancy HOT WATER heater, table top, two miles from Murray. Phone 30 gal., $7.50, table, maple drop 753-6231. S-18-P leaf, and four chairs, $50.00, BUT HE'S NO ROBIN typewriter and table, YOU $12-50. FURNISHED WILL Phone 480-2365. 8-18-C HOUSE, ideal for CONTRACT new houses. four college boys, located at General repair work and addi- AUNT FRITZI, ONE TEN SPEED Racer bike, 406 North 7th Street. Inquire tions. Phone 753-3306. YOU KNOW THE CI- PRETTYE - AT IrCISNA4/1.4-150a_ one five speed collegiate bike. at 410 North 7th Street or call Oct.-10C 1511 Johnson Boulevard. S-18-C 753-3827 after four p. m. BIRD. THAT FLEW ROBIN? S-18-C IN OUR WINDOW BABY BED widi mattress; MALLERS: one, one-bedroom, THIS MORNING child's table and chairs; play $40.00 per month. One twobed BLACK TOP PAVLI6 horse; diaper pail; training room, $55.00 per month. Phone seat; bed rails; trailer hitch. 489-3623. S-18-C No Jobs to Senalll or Large • 802 College Court. 8-18-P to be Appreciated Free Estimates REAL !STAYS • 7-FOOT General Electric re- FOR SAL, Contact: frigerator. Apartment size 'Dap- BY OWNER: 3-bedroom brick pan A. Z. FARLEY electric range. Phone 753- house with income apartment 6679. 8-18-P on South 11th. Telephone 753- To Nog U I Pet 00-MI AO. Phone 7534502 sEPTI-16 0 I •69 hi thwed Ferny. 1,411..., lee 13 x 23' MAUVE color carpet 2967. TFC. Phone Setween 753-2284 after 5:00 p. m. THREE - BEDROOM frAMS 1:06 a. es. and 500 ITC house, plastered, built in range, carpet, fenced in back yard, Abbie 'N Slats by R. Van Buren carport with storage. Shown PROFESSIONAL Carpet claim- by appointment only. Call 753- WHAT YEAR YOU BOUT 1913. WANTED TO BUY ing in your own home. Also 5330. 8-16-C THINK IT'S FROM, 15 my floor stripping and rewaxing. IT SURE 15 A ROLLS HOYCE. CHARLIE ? GUESS. WANTED: Used practice piano, SUE, I'LL BET BY OWNER, new 4-bedroom For free estimate call MURRAY YOU KNOW, good condition. Call 753-4828. UP SOME SPARE house, with igarar and CARPET AND FLOOR CARE, COULD PICK S-18-P PARTS AND GET IT kitchen comb Central 436-2103 or 753-7365. 8-1.8-P WORKIN' AGAIN . WOULD LIKE to buy used heat and aircon Built- PROFESSIONAL resident- piano. Call during day 753- in Tappan appliances, two. baths. ial painting. Brush, roil, spray. 1351, night 753-4699. 8-18-C Call 753-4763. 1-11-C References. Free estimates. Phone 753-3486, Oct. 21-C SIIRVICIIS OFFERED SERVICES OFFERED CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all the neighbors and firemen who helped in getting the furniture AUCTIONEER from the house of Glenn Was- 12 Years Experience - Licensed and Bonded In son Brandon, Tennessee and Kentucky The Family We are NOW as close to you as your TELEPHONE, so 1TC We sell anytime, anything. any- CALL US COLLECT. CARD OF THANKS where. Rates very reasonable The family of Elaine ICimbro Lil' Abner by Al Capp would like to express their ap- Hulie V. Hastings, Auctioneer preciation for the sympathy co-VKLET- HE ESL I N DED -AN' NOW HE IS BALANCED HASTINGS REALTY AUCTION shown to them during their re- HIM WIF HIS OWN ON -r1-11 SOUTHEAST POPES, cent Phone 642-4543 - Paris, Tennessee toss. MASK,TRIPPED HIM READ`i 10 HURL HI5 500 The Family UP WIF HIS OWN POUNDS 0' BEARD AN' ITC FEET--- DRAWN--

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• 1, PAGE SIX TIMES THE LEDGER & MURRAY. KENTUCKY TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 16. 1969 Music Department gram chairman and is assisted mittee Quotes From The by Mesdames William Forger- Other chairmen are Mrs. John Band Boosters To News Taylor, Winter, publicity, Average FLOYD DETHROW By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL To Meet Tonight son, John and David C. Mrs. James The Christmas program Boone, finance, Mrs. Vernon Meet On Thursday Elliott. (Continued Prom Nance, sunshine, Mrs. Pees One) The Music Department of the committee is Mesdames J. D. Robert E. (Continued Prose Page One) BELFAST, Johnson, civic, Mrs. Northern Ireland - Premier James Chichester - Murray Woman's Club will have Rayburn, chairman, Josiah Dar- tames R. The Calloway County High him an opportunity to serve in Clark's Allbritien, government, expressing its determination to clear the a patio buffet tonight (Tues- nall, and Richard Ferrell. parliamentarian, disposable income of local re- School Band Booster Club will both of these capacities. Mrs. Josiah Darnall, streets: day) at 6:30 p.m, at the chib The Children's Concerts com- choral dir- sidents, or about $95 per month meet on Thursday, September ector, and Mrs. Richard "The government insists that the barricades must come down." house. mittee is Mrs. Donald L. Story, Farrell, per family. 18, at seven p. m. at the high Mr. Dethrow is the Demo- scholarships, Hostesses for the meeting are chairman, Mrs. James Kline, school. cnstic nominee in Ward A for WASHINGTON - Budget Director Robert P. Mayo, explaining Mesdames Vernon E. Shown, and Mrs. William Ryan. Style All parents of the band mem- the full term of Is this more than they can City Council- the rules governing the 75 per cent cutback in government con- James Kline, Mrs. Sam Knight, show committee is Mrs. Rob bers and interested persons are man. On Mr. Ordway's death * * * handle comfortably? Not ac- struction funds: Mrs. Tommye D. Taylor, Mrs Ray, chairman, Mrs_ Paul Sha- Invited and urged to attend A. B. Cruet was named to fill cording to the figures. Only a 'Within the 25 per cent allowance, preference should be given William Porter, Mrs. William han, Mrs. Charles Simons, and Actor-writer David Berry is the band di- his unexpired term. Crass is Tommye Taylor. small proportion of the people to projects of the highest social oriority - that is, programs Furgerson, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. D. HOLLYWOOD rector. one of the six Democratic nomi- Mesdames Garnett (UPI) — have gone too deeply into debt designed to alleviate critical, identified social needs." and Mrs. David Elliott. Jones, Character actor Claude and nees elected in the May pri- chairman, Leo Blair, Robert Akins, had difficulties. For the Officers are Mrs. Shown, currently in "Nobody great mary. Bear, Maurice Humphrey, James Loves Flap- majority, rising incomes CAIRO, III. - Police Chief William H. Peterson, explaining chairman, Mrs. Kline, vice-chair- ping Eagle," is and Max Weever is the only can- Claypool, Eurie Garland, Don completing a book steady employment have his resignation: man, Mrs. Knight, secretary, on celebrity enabled Babe Ruth led the American didate who ran in the primary Robinson, and Miss Lillian Wet- golfers in show bus- them to carry their "When the people of the community, black and white, say they and Mrs. Taylor treasurer. iness and debt League in ERA in 1916 with to be defeated in Ward A. He pro_ ters are on the telephone corn- politics. burden quite well. are going to arm themselves and take the law into their own hands, Mrs. William Porter is 1.7 is the encumber coonellroan. I, as a professional policeman, cannot continue."

DOVER, England - Al Costello of the Army Times, explaining why half-paralyzed Harry E. Hinken failed in his third attempt to swim the English Channel: "Harry kind of knew something was wrong when the boat hit

Mrs. Gay Dunn HomeDepartment Dies Al Age 83; Plans Scenic Trip A scenic trip to the Land Be- Riles Wednesday tween the Lakes is planned tot- the first fall meeting of the Home Department of the Mur- Mrs. Gay Dunn of Troy, Mich. ray Woman's Club to be held on lied Sturday in a 'rosy Hospital at Thursday, September 18. the age of 83. Members will meet at the Funeral services will be held club house at 9:30 a.m. to go Wednesday at 2 p.m. at South to LBL. Lunch will be served Pleasant Grove Methodist at the Conservation Education Church, near Crossland, with Center. A short business meet- Rev. Elbert Johns, pastor of the ing will be held and the year church, officiating. Burial will be books given. Transportation will UPRIGHT NEW! CANISTER in the church cemetery. The body be provided for alL will arrive at Ridgeway Mor- Hostesses will be Mesdames ticians Tuesday at 5 p.m. Quinton Gibson, John Stamps, VACUUM She was born August 5, 1886 in Albert Crider, Noel Melugin, CLEANER VACUUM CLEANER Crossland, Ky. the daughter of Humphrey Key, R. M. Miller, the late James L. Key and Cor- and Alfred Taylor. della Hendrix Key. She was Officers are Mrs. Stamps, married in 1902 to Chester Dunn chairman, Mrs. Melugin, secre- and he preceded her in death in tary, and Mrs. Carl Lockhart, 1915. She was a member of South treasurer. Pleasant Grove Church. Members of the program com- Survivors include one mittee are Mesdames Crider, daughter, Mrs. Mildred Mainordi chairman, Gibson, Taylor, Mil- of Detroit; two sons, Clarence B. ler, Key, sod Burnett Warter- Versatile handle release pedal Dunn and L. B. Dunn both of field. Suction control regulator Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. Lama Mrs. Bun Crawford is chair- Easy statts&OIS GM1MMil McNeely of Indianapolis, Ind. man of the finance committee and and Mrs. Myrtle Bridges of is assisted by Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Paris; three brothers, Morgan Claude Miller. The publicity committee Key, Connie Key and Hope Key is Mrs. Al- fred Taylor and all of Paris; four grandchildren Mrs. Robert Smith. The civic committee is and two great grandchildren. Mrs. Charlie Crawford and Mrs. Dwight Crisp. The telephone committee is Mesdames Bryan Tolley, Owen SEEN & HEARD . .. Billington, Will Rose, Virgia Clark, E. W. Riley, Walter Wil- (Certinued Front Page One) son, and Jewell Parka. There is a difference between Mrs. E. A. Lundquist and hunting and slaughter. Mrs. J. T. Sammons are the sunshine committee. Mrs. David Henry, Mrs. Nix Crawford, and • Featores pewerldl Thanks to Henry Doren for brush mod vecvm, Mrs. Goldie Curd are on the the fine job he is doing with rimich doss fibs WWII nominating committee. of •amp.* wromper. the landscaping at the Post Of- Arpeak,des we", fice. We enjoy this each day eiroil tight 4110y we pees, and we feel sure that wawa dams, • Nos seavesissit re- many, many other people do wails bogs -us MOO. mow dirt se %swills NORT • lashow•Aphi.osty tO k - Noy to we The big Persimmon tree at the Skipper Of oie4 some .I intersection of 18th and Main • Al Most camnAve••• is heavy with Persimmons, so —bye Is Mel (Continued One) heavy that several limbs have From Pogo broken under the weight of utes before them. bringing in the guil- ty verdict. • "Commander Albert S. McLe- Famous GE "Swivel-top" • Wrap-around vinyl bumpe, We had a receipe for Persim more, it is my duty u military • Large carrying handle • Swivel-tracking caster • Toe men Pie in the paper the other judge to find you guilty of all -touch on-off power switch • Front hose connection day. charges," Keys said in t h e quenset hut courtroom. McLe- If you find little stick covered more also had been charged bags on your evergreens, pull with dereliction of duty. The Navy had them off, one by one and burn tried to prove The gree McLemore them. Inside there is a bag negligently failed to American alert the worm larva and he eats ever- officer on the bridge forefront greens like crazy. Leave them of anticipated close-quarters maneuvers alone and they will kill any and that he failed to The drys specifically evergreen. order the same of- great was ficer to awaken him when the our hou maneuvers There is a Cedar Tree out on began. electrician the Hazel Highway where you mountains The guilty verdict was some- turn off to go to the Green higher. Plain Church of Christ, that thing of a surprise. Six of Mc- Lemore's former officers the was killed in one year by these 12" Well now, Evans gave what appeared to worms. this probl be testimony favorable to their YOUR Spock say There are insecticides that are former skipper, saying he had CHOICE left wake-up orders. supposed to kill these things, Our keen The collision occurred in the but we find it easier to just the fuse pick them off by hencL South China Sea during South- east Asia Treaty Organization certained plugged The easiest thing in the world SEATO war games. AM PO° Right off mistake made to when a is is Was wrong 411118 10 x14 P-U blame somebody else, not your- Chief defense counsel Cmdr. We just self. Rationalization is the key- Robinson Lappin, 40, of Wash- 0.1 RUG rnd go to stone of human nature, t h e ington, D.C., contended the pro- couple of panacea of all that ails us, the secution had produced "no evi- SHAMPOO the fuse "out" for the lowest and the dence, not a scintilla" to prove behold th highest. Why blame ourselvn McLemore was negligent. for failures when we can blame McLemore was the third THE You lust society, or somebody else, or Evens officer to be reprimand- can h discrimination, or the circum ed. SHETLAND are down. stances Lt. jg. Ronald C Ramsey, 24, BISSELL THE NEW of Long Beach, Calif., pleaded Arow corn Remember the other day we guilty Thursday to charges of BISSELL W irnt thu were talking about how the negligence and dereliction of BISSELL ELECTRIC helping o Kentucky-Barkley Lake complex duty. He was reprimanded RUGSHANIPOO and We got helps everyone. Here's a good ordered to forfeit 1,000 promo- RUG 97 toast. We example. Nice letter from John tional numbers. is all rea Schroeder of Park Ridge, Ill- GEMINI BROOM SHAMPOO 24-0x Con Rug /1 2-gallon pest read inois. Says he enjoyed receiv- Shampoo Cleans grab The Junior officer on the • Light weight the ing the Ledger and Times this 10 x 14 Rug Sweeps All Floors • Swivel bridge of the Evans, U. j.g. Noxxl• oven and summer and also their vacation • Giant James A. Hopson, Xi, of Kansas Sweeps All Floor Surfaces: Tile, Weed, Disposable Bags the toast camping in the Land Between • Powerful City, Kan., was reprimanded Slat. Coni, Torrosso, Consont, Brick, Lino- 2/3 H.P. Shetland the Lakes area. We "did find Ileum Motor Sept. 4 at a non judicial hear- Corr.ting. What ha some property which we'll use towel is for future vacations and retire- ing. Capt. John P. Stevenson. 47, pan, toast ment", says Mr. Schroeder. sight of Sydney, Australia, skipper of in a the Melbourne, was "honorably sizzling acquitted" by an Anatrallan BEL-AIR SHOPPING CENTER crying, m Hitchcock is 70 OPEN This actio military court Aug. 25 of charg- HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — ACRES OF FREE PARKING the thumb es that the Melbourne failed to 9 A.M. To 9 Famed suspense director Alfred P.M. WEEKDAYS side corn do all it could to avoid the col- 753.8777 1:00 P.M. Hitchcock turned 70 years old lision_ To 6 P.M. SUNDAYS nen of h last Aug. 13. Big K Gives so seemed 3 Discount On All Film Service. To show (Conti