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'nitric] Press International IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, Jpe 9, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 135 JFK IS SCORED ON CASTRO "BLACKMAIL" Buck Rogers Takes Poll Tax Is 'Tiny Red Shoe Was A The Clue, But It JFK And Murrow Both Ripped Back Seat As Rocket Removed By , Was Found Too Late By Senator Barry By BERNARD W. CAUGHEY Goldwater Fiscal United Press International Court CONCORD, N. H. irPli By - Life WILLIAM J. EATON to those Cuban patriots who sought and death aitni Propels were the stakes in a Internation.11 to free their Man native land with in- In Air WASHINGTON The Calloway Fiscal Court met grim game of hide-and-seek. A tiny TN -Sen. Bar- - ry Goldwater effective and misleading help from on Tuesday of this week in a regu- red sneaker was the clue. said today President By DARRELL GARWOOD Kennedy has t h e United States," Goldwater led into the air and soared over a lar session. A half dozen times, one or an- done the nation a 99c United Press International "disservice" said. !two-ton truck. Raymond Schultz, an attorney for other of the frantically searching by endorsing the pro- Fr EUSTIS, Va. (UPS - At posed tractors "We owe it to them and to all , the It left Buck Rogers with little a number of people living in the mothers joined by worried neigh- -for-prisoners deal fpneral's nod, a weirdly with freedom-loving people to develop dressed but a disintegrator gun to call his East Fork of the Clark's River Wa- bors glanced out on the side porch, Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, man with rockets at his The # firm policy which will speak side and very own. tershed. appeared before the of the Loughery home. But none Arizona Republican said the handlebars over court from strength and countenance no his shoulders roar- What 77-year-old test engineer to register attached any significance to 'Chief Executive's action shocked the opposition of his the bowirig to Communist demands." Harold M. Graham of Buffalo, N. clients to little shoe beside the frozen the public- because it sanctioned the present watershed food Hits Spending Y., was demonstrating to Army program. locker - until it was too late. the "blackmail demands of a Com- 39c munist dictator Goldwater accused the adminis- brass Thursday was a personal rock- Schultz While the mothers hunted, against whom they presented the opposition only tration of reacting frantically Violent Storm et belt. Its what spacemen will LIBRARY CLUB DINNER - a few feet away at were united as never before." to of the people he represents and From Lpft (seated) George Hart, Mrs. times, three Soviet advances need to repair their ships W. Z. small boys, Keigh Goldwater, a spokesman for abroad and pro- in flight, reported to the court that he had Carter, Supt. W. Z. Carter, Moss Shirley Stalls,. Loughery, 6; his the posing or travel president; Prin. 4-year-old brother, conservative wing of inflationary spending pro- from one spaceship to 300 signatures of roperty owners Fred Schultz and Mrs. Schultz, Miss Glen and their his party, Laurel Parker; Standing from chum, made the grams at home. Hits The Area another. expressing their opposition_ left- John Sammons, William Anderson. 3. strug- statements in a speech Sammy Knight, Robert Forsee, Jean Futrell, He said the President was fol- 39 Wears Rubber Suit The court accepted the excess gled desperately for air. prepared for the 1961 Conference Carolyn Bolen. Susan Sparks. Nancy Stalls. Nannie lowing a policy of "almost calcu- Graham wore a loose rubber suit, fees from the Sheriff in the amount Herndon. Trudy Air Tight, Soundproof of United Press International Edi- *By United Press Internationals Lilly. Mrs. George Hart, and Dale Sykes. lated confusion" that has created and looked something like a skin of $5.555.24. The audit of the .1960 Their makeshift hide-away had tors and Publishers. Violent windstorms and' a pos- a "government-by-crisis" atmos- diver in baggy pants. Fuel bottles taxes was accepted also and a quiet- suddenly turned to an air - tight, "This presented the world with sible tornado struck the western phere. were strapped to his back, and rock- as issued to the sheriff. soundproof coffin with no possible a picture of American people and southern Kentucky areas The welfare programs advanced Thurs- et nozzles, held a foot from his The salary of Mrs. James, custo- The May meeting of the Murray way out from the inside. From the scrambling around to dig up the day, injuring two persons at Bowl- New "Freedom" by Kennedy he added, would re- sides, pointed at the ground. dian of the ladies rest room at the High School Library club was held outside, the pressure of one finger price to pay off a bush-league ingsGreen and blowing down a va- sult in greater government spend- Protruding handles like those of court house was increased $5.00 per at 6:30 Wednesday evening in the Group Is Jailed could have lifted the simple latch. tyrant on his own terms," Gold- cant warehouse in downtown ing and a reduction in the Padu- a bicycle allow him to control yaw. month for total Triangle Inn private dining room When the boys were finally water said. value cah. a of $35.00 a month. of the &Alan pitch and acceleration. The court voted to remove the with Miss Shirley Stalls, president, Si 1.611•4 1.r••• lwermalleerl found, they were ,dead. He referred to Kennedy's ap- Two persons were injured A biracial ggoup of "By. 1963, this would give late When he got the nod. Graham poll taxes from the 1961 tax list. presiding over the dinner meeting. five "Free- The red sneaker, dropped by one proval of the action by a private us a Thursday at Bowling Green dom Riders" arrived in federal budget uf $125 billion." when pushed a button. The rockets at his This will amount to 91.50 county Awards were made for service Jackson, of the youngsters as he climbed in- group to raise $15 million to buy a sudden squall, with winds Miss., by train early today, Goldwater said the American clock- side roared like jet engines, churn- and $2.00 school tax or a saving in the library the past year. Miss were to the 5 by 3 -foot freezer late tractors to swap for 1,200 Cuban at up to 67 miles per hour, quickly arrested in the people are beginning to reach but- ing up the dirt at his feet. He went to the taxpayer of $3.50. The low- Stalls was awarded a sterling brace- segregated Thursday. did not tell its story in prisoners captured in the ill-fated the ted the city and surrounding Illinois Central waiting breaking point. ar- straight up for 15 feet, then clear- ering or deletion of the poll tax let with charms indicating her five room and time. It was Mrs. Beverly Egounis, invasion. eas. went to jail in "They are beginning ed an Army truck and landed with- will offset to some extent the new years continuous service, by Mrs. time for breakfast. a neighbor, who finally saw the Blasts Murrow to suspect Johnny M. Hayes. 61. `who had The arrests, on the She New Frontier has been out stumbling 150 feet away. The hospital bond tax George Hart, librarian. Others to usual charge shoe, and lifted the freezer lid. Goldwater also questioned the struck been working in his back yard, of ignoring a police with 'moon-madness' flight lasted 14 seconds. In other action the court ap- receive awards were Misses Sandy order to "move Inside, two of t h e youngsters actions of-Edward R. Morrow, di- and. that vias pinned beneath a fallen on" from the their heritage and their tree. Graham is believed to be the first proved a motion prohibiting the Lilly. Ruth Boggess, Nanny Hern- "white only" depot were crumpled in a large compart- rector of the U.S. Information future are Rescued by firemen, he was report- waiting room, being placed in hock at man to propel himself in such a county sheriff from going after a don and Carolyn Bolen, and John brought to 97 the ment. The third was in a small Agency, in defending the Presi- the whim ed in "fair" condition at a Bowl- number of "Freedom of men who. .are trying manner. The belt, or corset, was fugitive from justice unless he has Sam men. Riders" jail- section dent's position. Murrow told a to take us ing Green hospital. ed in the Mississippi back to the 1930's and developed for the Army by the Bell the consent of the County Judge, Miss Laurel Parker, a senior, was capital since Light Cord Dangles news conference recently that the the failure- Eddie Sadler. 14. was treated tan- blr 24. ridden economic ro Systems Co of Buffalo. County Attorney or Commonwealth toastmistress. One boy had taken off his shirt, fund-raising drive had received remedies of that head cuts suffered ohen he was "the period," he added. Burn Hydrogen Peroxide Attorney. Dale Sykes gave the invocation. train arrived from Nash- supparently as the heat increased widespread praise in Latin Ameri- struck), by a ladder blown over by The rockets burn hydrogen per- Making impromptu one • minute vile. Tenn., at 7:42 a.m., EDT, inside the compartment. An inside can newspapers . jibe wind. after an all-night oxide, but more advanced versions talks were student librarians-John trip from the electric light dangled by its cord. Murrow was assigned to "pull ilr The sudden storm, which lasted Tennessee are expected to use simple rocket Sammons. Robert Forsee. Dale city. It was met by Police said the children probably the administration's chestnuts only 15 to 20 minutes, also blew College High To out Rev. McKenzie fuel, such as gasoline and liquid Sykes. Sammy Knight, Susan police officers and several sleepy yanked desperately on the bulb, of the fire on the Castro the doors from a hangar at tractor the oxygen. Offer Opportunity Sparks, and Trudy Lilly, Prin. Fred newsmen. hoping it was a latch. deal," Bridges Aircraft Sales Goldwater said. and Serv- The efficiency of the controls Schultz and Supt. A waiting police wagon sped the Mrs. F.gounis, Mrs. Harry ice Co. at Bowling During The Summer W. Z. Carter com- Ander- "If official policy is so shaky Green-Warren are not yet developed to the point mended five to jail, on breach of the peace son, mother of William. Mrs. Is Speaker County Airport. the Library Club members Tho- that the USA has to be utilized to that Graham can maneuver in flight, for the work they had given charges, through nearly empty mas Lougherty. mother of the bro- Three planes, two the sell it to our own people then that military and so he makes the flights like a stand- department school The club streets. thers and Mrs. Mary Carlson lifted one private landed The music of Mur- presented Mrs. policy should be abandoned in fa- at the airport ing broad jumper with an The latest riders. all from the the bodies from the just before extra ray College High. under the super- Hart a bracelet and ear clip set. freezer. vor of one that the American At Rotary the storm but were not boost. North, included Winonah Beamer, The three boys damsged. vision of Josiah Darnall. will offer Others present at the occasion had been in the people can support," he said. INE The rockets carry 280 19. of Dayton, Ohio, a white freezer more than an OF.1 pounds of interested students in grades seven included Mrs. W. C. Carter, Mrs. girl hour, it was Trees and power lines were re- "It is true that we owe a debt Rev. henry thrust, which an expert said "would through twelve an opportunity to Fred Schultz. George Hart. Misses whose fiance, David Myers, No- estimated. They had been playing McKenzie Rotarian rted downed as far north as Eli- and pastor of probably have been enough thrust participate in string orchestra and Nannie Herndon. Jean Futrell, Nan- belsville, Ind., is lodged in the quietly in a neighbor's yard end the College Presby- bethtown from the 4 p. m., terian Church (CDT). to put him into orbit around the band during the eight weeks sum- cy Stalls and Carolyn Bolen. Jackson jail for participating in an then suddenly disappeared. The Phillip Sparks was the speaker yes- storm. Is terday at the moon" if used in space Graham mer term scheduled for June 12 to White and purple colors were earlier "Freedom Ride" into the search was begun soon afterward. Murray Rotary Club. Earlier, a violent windstorm Named He spoke on thus far has flown as far as 360 August 4. , used in decorations - the programs city. To Office At the meaning of Ro- which several witnesses said ap- tary, its origin feet at altitudes up to 810 feet. The string orchestra program will and place cards being made by Tru- The others were identified as Annual and its growth. The peared to be a small torando, blew Boy's State profit motive Future flights are expected to be under the direction of Miss Bar- dy Lilly. A centerpiece of magno- Patricia Bryant, 20, Elmira, N.Y., was taken from Ro- down a vacant warehouse at Padu- Only 22 And Wishes tary early carry'men as far as three quarters bara Bobo, Murray State College lias and red roses was used. and Heath Rush, 20, of Canter- in its history. he told cah, shattered a store window and Phillip Sparks has been elected the club, and of a mile at heights up to 4.000 violin major from Nashville. Ten- bury, N.Y., both students at Cen- Had Never Been Born the' Ideaof service re- uprooted trees. as Superintendent of Public Instruc- placed it. feet nessee . The band program will be tral .State College in Wilburforce, It is through service that Buildings in an eight to 10 block tion at the annual Bluegrass Boy's Rotary ha., under the direction of Dickie Long. Ohio; Del Greenblatt, Brooklyn, a reason for being he ER area of Paducah were shaken, By RICK DU BROW State underway at Richmond. Ken- continued but Murray State College music major .N.Y., a Cornell University coed; major damage appeared to be con- United Press International tucky. Rev McKenzie Murrayans To Have graduate from Dawson Springs Kentucky News and Edward Bromberg 24, Chester illustrated his talk aped to the warehouse, the store HOLLYWOOD flirt - Today the delegates will stage a with a number Kentucky. Hills Mass. Miss Bryant is the Barbara of examples. all Window and other glass breakage. Works In Exhibit Burns is 22 years old and mock session of the Kentucky Gen- pointing out The organizational and planning Briefs only Negro in the group. already the Rotary mottoes One witness reported, "Just sick of life. Sitting dejectedly eral Assembly is the final event in "He profits be- meetings for both activities are Thursday. two groups of "Free- in most who serves the 39c ore it hit, there is a very heavy jail and facing charges of their week-long study in "Govern- best" and heroin Service Above Self". rainstorm, scheduled for Monday. June 12. At dom Riders," including New York things got so black I Two Murrayans will have art possession, she said: ment by participation." Ile was introduced by Ralph Kav- c. old harly 1100 as m., students interested in By United Foote Assemblyman Mark Lane see across the street. I work included in the statewide art Press International "I wish to God I had a different Bills written in caucuses during anaugh who was in charge of rtie' 39c s trees spinning the Murray College High String WASHINGTON +UPS - and Perry Sutton, president of the name, the week will around and the festival being Sens. John what is there to live for?" he submitted to the program held this summer at Orchestra ,*re .requested to meet New York chapter of the National s itouse blew down. Then I saw Kentucky Sherman Cooper and Thruston B. She is the daughter of a famous sham legislature. Jerry Kocliola State Parks. in the third floor music room. At Association for the Advancement of Wynn Arkansas the twister going up the Ohio River William Morton. Kentucky Republicans, both performer, the late Bob Bazooka Thursday the elected state offi- and W. R. Hourigan 39° Walmsley, assistant pro- 1:00 p in , students interested in if Colored people (NAACP), were of Bowling toward the north " voted with the majority Thursday Burns, and she says that is the root cials, headed by boy "Governor" Green were visiting fessor of art at Murray State Col- the Murray College High Band are arrested in Jackson. Rotarians. Ho- as the Senate knocked out the pro- of her troubles. David Rogers. of Mount Sterling, mer Pogue lege submitted an abstract and requested to assemble in the third had as his guest Don vision for 40-year home loans to "I 'wish I had been born in some went to Frankfort, where they were Bostick of Pittsburgh, Joseph Michael Ford, art student floor music room It will be possible Pennsylvania. Bible School moderate families. The provision poor, obscure family that nobody guests of Gov. Bert T. Comb/ at a At at MSC from Henderson submit- for students to play in both organ- was defeated by a surprise vote of Homecoming To Be knew. Then maybe I would never lunch. Goshen ted the head of a girl, an oil paint- izations, if they so desire. During To Begin 49 to 44. have tried to become somebody, After the lunch. each boy spent Namesake Of T. 0. ing. the June 12th meetings, definite Held, Brooks Chapel and there could have been love some time with his counterpart in The exhibitions will contain rehearsal schedules for the eight be- Wins High Honor Vacation Bible School will begin tween all of to." the state government. representative work by 55 students weeks summer session will be ar- MADISONVILLE, Ky. t the Goshen Methodist 11'1 - There will he a homecoming at She was arrested Tuesday The boys were accompanied by Church and faculty members from 20 organizations. Damage was estimated with William Thomas Turner n Monday June 12 and ranged for both at several BrookS Chapel Methodist two other women. slate Rep. Harry King of 1709 will be held Kentucky colleges and universi- thousand Church It was only the Lowman D- South Virginia Street, ally from 9:00 There is no membership fee. Par- dollars today in a blaze on Sunday June Ashland, Hopkinsville. 29c a. m. until 1100 ties. The art exhibition 11. The church is latest in a long line of arrests. speaker of the state House received will be ticipating students may or may not Thursday at W•yne's Fine Foods, the honor of being named . m. each day through June 16. located two miles east of Dexter. "One of the women I was ars of Representatives. rotated from one major park to be enrolled in the regular summer • restaurant here. The blaze, of the outstanding member, of this There will be classes from nur- 'Rev. Buddy McKinny will preach ed with this time was doing an 'another throughout the summer. school classes at Murray College undetermined origin, was confined year's graduating class at Bethel ery age through „age 14, All chits in -end- dinner-- wilt be arlielosahout one- for a women's I. At In be shown This'Year are High. For further information. to the restaurant's kitchen. FIVE DAY College. TUIneL is The son of Mr_ en ih these age groups are in- served at noon, with singing in the magazine. The other was drawing FORECAST 20 reproductions of historical maps those interested are asked to con- and Mrs. W. E. Turner of Hopkins- d to attend. Any child desiring afternoon a picture of me for a book being of Kentucky dating back to 1750. tact Josiah Darnall, Supervisor of odic and is the great nephew and transportation is urged to call Mrs. Those who are interested in the written about me - like Diana By The originals are so valuable they Music, Murray College, or Wilson LOUISVILLE. Ky. lun - Mrs Unified Press International namesake of the late T,, 0. Turner Hastin Wright at PL 3-3177 or Mrs. upkeep of the cemetery may discuss Barrymore's. I mean, about how are kept in locked vaults of the Gantt, Director, Murray College Thomas Milledge Galphin Jr., 59, the LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The ad- of -Murray. 4 Groover Parker at PL 3-4765. this matter on Sunday. The daughter of a famous Kentucky Historical Society. widow of the late T. M. Galphin, public person can vanced forecast for the five-day per- Mr. Turner had high High. is invited to attend. have trouble. ambitions The Society's director, Col. Geo- so died Thursday at a hospital here. iod. Saturday through Wednesday, for his namesake and secitild have "I've already got an advance rge M. Chinn, had the maps A native of Rome. Ga., she was the of by the U. S. Weather Bureau: been proud of his achievements. 9c pho- ,about..$3.300 Mrs. Samuels Is. or 12.5011 on the tnErneirretribtt reproduced-In co-The of the state Cut. Richard .7sizipera4sieer• for-41sespeeioef writ Ttrrrirr-was- d. Jed -this- coveted' Weather Murray A publisher bought it. I'm supposed in order to provide this historical Graduate Denny, former attorney general Citizens average near the state normal of Mothel Spirit Cup at the commence- Of UK to get another $2.500 when information to the public. of Georgia • the 73 degrees, except two to four de- ment exetcises the latter Form Paris Club book is sold-and then part of Report The maps maybe the grees above normal in western Ken- May. will be taken to royalties iffted Prows tivbersoptfossell LOS ANGELES TH - The will will help. tucky. Louisville normal extremes He served museums, schools a n d libraries A Civitan Club bas been formed as business manager Mrs. Tom M. Samuels, the form- of the late actor Gary "I think I need medical help. 84 and 62 degrees. Onty of throughout the state. Cooper, in Paris. Tennessee by the minor the Bethel yearbook. president s_ er Nancy Outland, was among the admitted to probate Murray My sight is failing in my right eye. day-to-day temperature Thursday Civitan Club. Murray Civitans changes of the International Relations Club, Western graduates from the University of without consent, have I was supposed to be operated on through Wednesday. Kentucky -.Partly clou- provides for a been working in Pans and vice-president of the Circle ' y, Two Recitals Kentucky who received their de- grant and several the day after I was arrested. and I Total warm and humid with scattered Set of $1,000 to Our Lady of attended rainfall will average around K chapter. Ile has been active in " grees at the commencement exer- the organizational meeting was told I may go totally blind owers and thundershowers today Gethsemane Abbey. Trappist. Ky. un- one inch in scattered thundershow- the Association for the Restoration Tonight, Tomorrow cises at the University on Monday, on Tuesday night. less something is done." nd tonight, high today upper 80s, The bulk of the estate went to showers which are most likely on and preservatretref Riverside Gordon Turner of Nashville, Val- Barbara Insisted Chap- ow tonight upper 60s. June 5. Cooper's widow and daughter. in she wasn't tak- Sunday or Monday, but with some el. Ile is Saturday A recital will be held tonight of ley istrict field secretary for Civi- a member of the Liberty partly cloudy continued The form Murray girl was grad- trust, with provisions for ing anything when she was arrest- threat of showers each day. Christian warm with students of Miss Lillian Watters. his tan International attended Tues- Church, chance of scattered afternoon uated from the school of pharmacy. mother. ed and that her name made it a (bun- The piano recital will be held at day's meeting. dershowers. She is the daughter of Mrs. Wilbert big story. •:• MEETING •:•• Murray High School. Outland of Murray and the late Mr. llafford James is president of OES Temperatures at 6 a. m. (CDT).: FT. KNOX Ky. (UM) Col. Fred W. Hai Special In addition Oo this demonstration Outland. Mrs Outland attended the the local organization. ON VISIT 'Paducah 69, Louisville 66, Lexing- Boye Jr. has been assigned as as- HERE There will be a meeting of Mur- Meeting 5 • - :ET i• of talent toinight, another recital graduation exercises. Saturday London sistant ray Court 728, 65. Bowling Green will be held Saturday commandant of the Army NOW YOU Women of Wood- 6 night at the Mr. and Mrs. Samuels are re- KNOW Mr and Mrs. J. E. Wrather of craft. ovington 66, and llopkinsville school Armor School, effective Sept. 18. Monday, June 12 at 7:30 in Murray Star chapter No. auditorium. siding in Danville for the summer. Royal Oak, Michigan, are guests 433 Ord- Boye, whose promotion to briga- of the American Legion Hall. er of the Eastern There is no admission eharge lie will begin his,semor year in the By United Press International Mrs Wrather's brother Star will have a ' Huntington, W. Va., 61. dier general has been confirmed, Greene 0. An initiation is planned for the call meeting and the public is invited to at- school of pharmacy at The earliest English Bible was Wilson and Mrs. at the Masonic Hall Evansville, Ind., 70. the Univer- will succeed Brig. Gen. Walter Wilson of Murray. meeting. Refreshments will be tend. A. printed at Marberg in Hesse. Ger- Mr. on Saturday, June 10. at 7:30 p. m. • sity this fall. , Jensen. Wrather is recuperating nicely served. All • many in 1535. members are invited to An initiation will be held from recent surgery. attend, and all members are urged to attend. I J
— JUNE 9, 1961 LEINIER & — MURRAY, Kr§rteCKT PAIIP TWO Lary Every Bit As Stubborn As Name Implies THE LEDGER Et TIMES Frank "Mule" PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES The Major League Ledger, The Calloway Time., and Game Last Night Consolidation of the Murray January Indians Discover In Dropping and the West Kentuckian, Cleveland's Times-Herald, October 20, 1928, over the I, 1942. Tribe catcher extra base hits, including consecu- coasted to their victory Standings By MILTON RICHMAN way to Frank Funk. seven- PUBLISHER 22-game hitting tive triples by Leo Posada, Norm Dodgers on the combined JAMES C. WILLIAMS. nited P4I Interuatlional John Romano's and Lary -mule," failed and Joe Pignatano. Starter hit pitching of Bob Friend Letters to the Editor by United Press International They call Frank streak was ended when he Siebern to reject any Advertising, the loser. Shantz. Bob Skinner :nd We reserve the right not for the best in- and he was everything the name to connect safely in four trips. Danny McDevitt was Bobby s:.:hich, in our opinion, are each hit two-run er Public Voice items implies in stubbornly proving to Dykes Protests Nightcap Bill Mazeroski our readers. Billy Martin's two-run homer, while Willie wrest QC Saturday's Games 02A . Cleveland Indians that all Cleveland Manager Jimmie Dy- homers for Pittsburgh WITMER CO., 1509 AMERICAN LEAGUE his first since joining the Twins the bases REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE W. I GB. at Chicago good things must end. kes protested the nightcap in the Davis homered with NATIONAL Bldg., New York, N.Y.; T4.4111 Milwaukee last week, proved to be Minne- Friend Memphis, Time & Life 34 18 .654 Louis Lary, the "stopper" of the De- when Indian pinch empty for Los Angeles. Nladison Ave., Cleveland Cincinnati at St. eighth inning margin over Bal- Detroit,Tenn.•. Mich. 19 .642 1 night pitching staff, finally tagged out sota's winning credited with his sixth win Stephenson Bldg., Detroit 34 Philadelphia at Los Ang., 'trod Tigers' hitter Bob Hale was loser was as -lame timore. Martin connected off Murray, Kentucky, fur transmission New York 30 20 .600 3 Pittsburgh at San Francisco pua a halt to Cleveland's 10 at first base while Tiger skipper against seven losses. Entered at the Post Office, Jack Fisher. Jim Kaat won 'his Class Matter Baltimore 27 26 .509 71 winning streak with 'h 2-1 victory Bob Scheffing was arguing with Second second game although he had help Buzhardt held the Gi- 24 25 .490 81 in the second game of Thursday Larry Napp. Johnny Murray. per week 20e, per Boston Umpire and Chuck Stobbs. winning his ATES: By Carrier in 25 .479 9 - night doubleheader extend- from Dun Lee ants to four hits in SUBSCRIPTION per year, $3.50; else- Kansas City 23 night's twi The New York Yankees A Caijoway and adjoining counties, the second game for the Phillies. month 85e. In Washington 24 28 .462 10 after the Indians had won ed their winning streak to six Boston Beats Dren doubles by Pancho Herrera where, S3f50. Chicago 20 29 .396 13 opener, 1-0. games by beating the Kansas City walk, homer with Don Demeter, and Bobby/Del Minnesota 20 32 .383 14 The split still left the Indians Athletics, 6-1, in the first of two Vic Wertz' seventh and 9., 1961 in the single gave the Phils tree FRIDAY — JUNE Los Angeles 19 32 .373 141 in first place by a half game over games, but lust-the nightcap, 9-6. one on off Ryne Duren Greco's Boston to off loser Thursday's Results the Tigers, but at least it quieted l'he Minnesota Twins snapped seventh inning paced quick runs in the first Reliever Minnesota 3 Baltimore 1, night some of the alarmasts who had their 13-game losing streak with a its opening game victory. Sam Jones (5-5). Willie Mays and might was the winning pitcher THANK YOU, MR. CASTRO Boston 6 Los Ang. 5, 1st-night begun to fear Cleveland 3-1 decision over the Baltimore Ted Wills each homered for rest loser. In the night- Willie McCovey Boston 4 Los Ang. 4, 2nd-tied 11th run away and hide from the Orioles. The Boston Red Sox de- and Duren the his fifth homer Giants. • inning. rain of the American League. feated the Los Angeles Angels, cap, Gene Leek hit the the 11th to put the over the left-wing. New York 6 Kansas City 1, 1st Lary, who was a sergeant in 6-5, in the opener of a twin-bill in the top of the 111•AT Red Sox 1_i TS tor Army, earned that "mule" nick- and the nightcap was called be- A's ahead, 4-3, but the Castro 500 farm traelor.s night Si einent to sw.4p Folel York 6, -2nd there because of his habit the score tied tied the score just before the rain nos\ seems Kansas City 9 New name cause of rain with prisoners, but it in the the last of the 11th on a id' L:214 refugee night of turning over bunks 4-4 in the 11th. Rain washed out came in the lives men triple. Ti Cleveland 1 Detroit 0, 1st, night mornirig when some of the the Chicago-Washington game. walk and Gary Geiger's got it‘e.reised for wit proposal Cleveland 1, 2nd, night in his barracks wouldn't get up. vitlidrawing his ransom Detroi3.,2 The Cincintiati Reds regained The Reds survived a barrage of Cristry hit-la:sell j. at Washington, ppd.. rain Pitching Rouses Indians misguided. Chicago the National League lead with .a homers by the Braves to beat the hinuanitarian. though pitching roused the Indians six lieeause Today's Games His 10-8 win over the Milwaukee Four of the six actually ttiouttit twi- night, Lary Warren Spahn. Kennedy owned Los Angeles, at Boston, 2. a but, too, Thursday. Pittsburgh Pirates (•,,mmitteit President before Braves as the homers by the Braves were hit Is deaelops•whist lie night retired the first 16 batters Dodgers, watitell tuna traetOrs. It beat the Los Angeles consecutively by Eddie Mathews, Ilic inurd,ri•r City at New York, night Buhl* Phillips singled in the sixth HMI Wrotti41 cost many Kansas 4-2. T h e Philadelphia Phillies Aaron, Joe Adcock a nd Su supply 4,1 hilldiotori. Baltimore. night and came home on Don Hank Wants is .o to Minnesota at inning downed the San Francisco Giants, the seventh in- 2, twi- double. The poker- Frank Thomas in Es; as [arm Iyartors. Chicago at Washington. Dillard's pinch other game sched- lino-, as inueli struck 5-2, in the only ning In establish a major league .Iii- ft beeatise sit night faced Detroit right-hander Castro sit aa and uled. record. Mathews also homered in join Saturday's Games out eight, didn't walk a man expresscitt a -desire'. to Continue Homer Spree the eighth and Spahn hit one be- pri.41/.110r"; lla Boston up six hits in bringing his many Los Angeles at gave Bill Stafford pitched a five- fir a pinch hitter in slriing'er Communist tate. to 9-3. fore leaving Gc a§itli hunt iii 1,1111,1114 Kansas City at New York season record the A's and Moose forces anti hitter against the sixth. Su thcir Minnesota at Baltimore - homer and and that he intim I-. .11 restore The Tigers scored both their Skowron hit his 11th (1%% II - Washington the game ['It'll Chicago at POPS UP—Ruben in four runs for the Yedikees Cincinnati clinched Loot lie 1924 CRIME runs off loser Wynn Hawkins (5- drove Ly 1.13,..:n..L.:•_,Ank• Cleveland at Detroit of theid double- a four-run rally in the sixth V Sepulveda, Metican father innings he toil- in the opener of with 31 during the five 10-2. Su r•-. children, looks soterrin Skowron's homer marked that lengthened their lead a -itli not 10 ed. Norm Cash Mt his 13th homer heady,. Wi will bappon to: those sylio turning the Yanks Freese homered with the lie doesn't say a§ hat after voluntarily second inning and Lary the 17th game in which Gene (•,•Ittiiiiilly by now \%).-, in the Coleman M. \\HIi hill'. 11111 NATIONAL LEAGUE himself in at Warren, Mich., to be the hit one or more homers and their bases empty and Gordie sirc- Ito .1111121 it II scored what proved blows pretty Weil ‘‘ kat for a crime committed near- total of 32 in that stretch wiped connected with two on, both 1.1ci4. 1,,IitiNV 30 10 .600 winning run on a fielder's choice li•tN•• .1 I•t•t•It CInc.nnatl ly 37 years ago. He began a old record of 29 set by the coming off Moe Drabowsky. Jim stars with Lucille Ball 31 22 .585 1 in the 'fifth. out the Bob Hope thus., \% 1111 Ili/ Los Angeles criminal attack sen- was the winner. of life \N III 22 .560 2 15-year 1941 Yankees. Maloney In a sprightly ', frolic ry \‘-.sril from his San Franeesco 28 Tex., in in No 7.1 . 140 Ilk' tence in Beaumont, First-inning doubles by Johnny among the commuting set ;II 11101:: , 2" 22 .432 31 the A's Beat Dodgers Or Pittsburgh June 1924. The following NJ- Vic Power ,off Don Rookie Jim Archer of Pirates Facts of Life," a 'is a -ticeddent 24 .489 Si Temple and suburbia. "The St. Louis 23 he escaped. Now be ended that home run streak in the open WI 61 vember Mossi (6-I) produced tbe only run The Pirates hopped on Stan United Artists release, will Milwaukee 22 25 .458 go back. even tnuugh he was tag- MC may have to .e.'red in the opener. The winner nightcap all four of their runs Sunday at the Murray Drive-In I., the 19 30 .388 101 going the Williams for of rwitriblit,o,.. Chicago Jim Perry, who pitched the ged for II hits while oa,.t• 30 .3C2 11) was fourth inning and then Theatre.. some 1..;v1- Philadelphia 17 distance. Kansas City collected six in the Mi it §§ ,t st'it Do nano-. ,if first seven innings and then gave 1,0••••• pris,iii•rs- It Thursday's Results TO at. 8 'TIME a§1,54.-1 \\ ClIttiltrtfrit 10 -Milwaukee mil 5 San Francisco 2 SEE A r‘t• iii isl 4,I ikon,- Philadelphia back. l'he I .\\V Pi•tsburgh 4 Los Angeles 2, night Rut .ltillotts Iti• teen 11O•irt scheduled. SHOW! co., It. fornirr Only games Ilo t,tilt, sponsor...I by the \at It..irelitii.i. loot lite Today's Games BIG! BIG! EV. 445tel1 MUlt. "The Hor BIG! tirrils•-V•stt. ittsitttftitly *14344'1 7STilwatikee at Chicare tfratl Solciar,. 119 :11.ns., starts at 800, WEEK ONLY Cincinnati at St. Louis. night ONE BIG Tr; uiitik.• plus "Bluebeards 10 Honeym ns," Z.11 :1;1"Ii;tI Philadelphia a• Los Xageles, night Ev, ‘‘itiAt e.,441•1 be starts at 10:10. 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Amt.+ Rho 5:00 p.m. Wednesday: p.m.' 106 N. 15th Street Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Chi Id the Gi- .Evening worship 7:30 p.m. CHURCH Paul Hodges, Minister Worship Services Evening Worship 7:00 M.d-Week Bible Study 7:00 P. M /inning his Bible Clasaes 9:30 am. 1st & 3rd Sundays .... 9:30 a.m. Christian Youth Fellowship 7:00pm. Phitiles. A SERVICES Spring Girlish Missionary Baptist Worship 10:30 am. 2nd & 4th Sundays .... 11:00 a.m. Pleasant Hill Free Baptist Church Rerrera Hal Shipley Pastor ho 7:00 p.m. Prayer Mee4pg & MYF Almo, Kentucky First Methodist (Located 3 miles North of Penny) Evening Servic Colored Church Babbyeel 7:00 p.m. Rev. S. F. Cousen, pastor NO Tuesday Eve. MORE aple & 5th Streets Services Every Sunday MONDAY: :ale,Jp, Phils tree Calendar Sunday School 10:00 School 10:00 a.m. College Devotional 12:30 p m. y School 9:45 am. Sunday Morning service 11:60 it off loser ... 11:00 am. WEDNESDAY: Lynn Grove and Goshen trig Worship 10:50 sin Morning Worship St. John Baptist Church Mays ami p.m. Bible Class ...... 7:00 p.m. Methodist churches e Vvitsur.g Worship 730 p.m. Evening Worship . 700 Rev. C. E. Ward, Pastor Meeting • 7:00 p.m. Second and Fourth Sundays iomered f‘ir Wed. Prayer Sunday School 9:30 Church of the Living God Scott's Grove Baptist Church GO6tlen service 11:00 Rev. C. B. Bramley, pastor Flint Baptist Church Billy Turner, Pastor Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Locust Grove Baptist Church 7:15 Sunday School 10:00 Alm° Heights 10:00 am. Evening service Harold Lassiter, Pastor Sunday School Worship Service 9:45 a.m. Morning service 11:00 Robert S. Herring. Pastor Worship 11:00 ailL :aril Monday Night Sunday School .. . 10:00 am, Morning M. Y. F. 6:30 am. Sunday School 1000 unior Chorus Practice ..... 7:00 EViening service 7:00 Worship .. _11:00 am Training Union 6:00 p.m. Lynn Grove Worship Service Morning Tuesday night 7:15 Prayer meeting Wed. and Fri. 11:09 Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Friendship Church of Christ usher meeting Training Union 0.30 Prayer meeting Wed. 7:00 — — Martins Chapel Methodist Church SUNDAY: Don W. Oeize, Minister Street Church of Christ Eventig Worship 7:30 7:30 pm Sr. Chorus practice Wed- .. 8;00 Second Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Mid-Week Prayer Service Bible Study 10:00 a.m. Choir vactice, Thurs 4:30 Bro. John Parker, Minister Preaching Preaching 11:00 a.m. Hazel Methodist Church Bible Classes 945 A. M. 1st and 3rd -Sundays . 11:00 a.m. Chestnut Street Tabernacle Poston Rev. Dennis Knott Mt. Horeb Free Will Baptist 4.111 Sundays . 7:00 p.m. Chestnut at Cherry St. Green Plain Church of Christ 2nd and Rev. W. 0. Osier, pastor 1st and 3rd Sundays Their Practice (Wed.) .. 7:00 p.m. Rev. S. D. Vaughn, Pasaor Bill Phillips, Minister Supt. Sunday School 9:45 Worship Service ...... 10:00 a.m. Methodist Men Bud l Stalls) Sunday School Sunday Bible Cli.ss 10:00 sm. You are always welcome Morning Service 11:00 Sunday School ...... 11:00 am. after 3rd Sun. .... 7:00 p.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Mon. service 7:30 Evening Service .___ 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a,m, Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Evening at an Second and Fourth Sun. Night Church Evangelistic Service _ 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Bible Class 7:30 p.m. Led'Letter 7130 Rev. J. Max Sykes - Pastor J. 0. Coltharp, Pastor Mid-Week: Evening Worship . 730 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Choir Practice Friday Night 7:30 First and Third Sundays. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Wed. Bible Study EPISCOPAL Service 7:30 p.m. Gosiwn Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Thurs. FL A. North Side Baptist Church School 9:45 am. Fri. Young People Serv. 7:30 p.m. Sunkliy Evening Service 7:00 pm. Sro. T. G. Shelton. pastor Wayman Chapel A.M.E. Church Worship Service 11:00 am. Motel IC-464V Prayer Meeting Wed 7:00 pm. Sunday Bible School .. 10:00 am. Rev. P. H. Jones CHURCH Grove ColdwatereMethodist Church 13.8 Cu Ft • Lynn Elm Grove Baptist Preaching 11-00 am. Sunday Scheel — 9:30 Sunday School 11:00 a.m. _ Johnson Easley. Pastor Net Storage M. I. BoDertson, pastor -Evening service 6:30 p.m. MOT-fling service 11 00 for Worehip 9:45 arn Sunday School 10:00 am. Volume Service Morning Worship ..._... 11:00 8.M. Midweek prayer meeting 7:00 p.m. Choir practice each Saturday af- M. Y. F. 6:30 p.m. Preaching Worship or Consultation Training Union 6:30 Service ...... 1^1:00 a. m. ternoon at 5:00 p.m. 2nd Sunday 11:00 am Worship Evening Worship...... 7:30 Service 7:00 p. m. Worship ...... 11:C43 A. M. m1,41 4th Sunday Night 7:30 p.m. Evening Lucille Ball St John's Ernscopat Prayer Meeting sat. Night .... 7:00 West Main Street lie of life GENERAL ELECTRIC Holy Communion (1st & 3rd Sun). SprIno Baptist Church REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER ling set in Seventh-day Adventist New Hope Methodist Church Poplar or Morning Prayer .... 9:15 am. Streets Church. s of Life," a Sycamore and S. 15th Marvin W. Jones, pastor ENDS MESSY DEFROSTING FOREVER WS%-. Jack Jones, pastor will open William E. King, pastor Worship Sundays You Are Invited MA after 3rd Sun. 7:00 .. p.m. Sabbath School 1:00 p.m. Sat. Sunday School 10:00 am. ay Drive-in 4th Sunday a.m. FROST NEVER FORMS . . . EVEN IN THE BIG ROLL-OUT Official Board Worship ...... ______2:00 p.m. Sat. Morning Worship — 11:00 a.m. 1st Sunday 7:30 p.m. FREEZER. Labels stay easy to read ... packages don't Mon after let Sun. .... 7:00 pin Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. freeze nights at 7:00 pm. MY? 11:30 p.m. attend the services beginning together ... ice Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 p.m. to trays never stick. FREEZE-N-STORE Ice Service flip-over trays for Lone 011k Primitive cubes. Memorial Depth* North Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Sunday, June 1 1 th 3 SWING-OUT SHELVES hand you the food ... adjustable West Main Street , Cumberland Presbyterian Church Locust Greve Arlie Larirner — Pastor even when loaded. Solid shelves for easy cleaning. Sunday School 9:40 am. Rev. W. Ed Glover Pastor Church of the Nazarene Kirksey (Located on Route 6) Morn ,ng Worship 10:a0 am. Sunday School 10.00 a 17I. 1 mile north of 13.6 Cu. Ft. Net Storage Volume Union 6:00 p.m. Pastor First Sunday 2:00 p.m. of the $300 Ever:Eng Worship 7:30 p.m. Training Robert Broyles, Model TC-4,64V Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. Sunday School it! a.m. Third Sunday . 10:30 am. ONLY Preaching Service 11 am. Traking Union 645 P.m. 1...r wk. • Young People's Service .... College Preubyterlan Evartg Worship 7:46 p.m. Cole's Ground LUTHERAN CHURCH, MISSOURI SYNOD Camp Preaching Service —... 7:30 p.m. 1601 W. Main First Baptist Church Methodist Prayer Service Wed. 7:30 p.m. Suncisy School ..... 9:43 am. South Fourth S'reet Rev. Johnson Easley, Pastor Morning Wortip 11.00 am, at 8:30 a.m. in the Merit Convention Hall Sunday School 9:30 am. Charlie Lassiter, Vollege 'Felinwrhip 7:30 pm of Mayfield Morning Worship 10:45 Sunday School Supt. Temple Hill Methodist Church BILIBREY'S Training Union . 6:30 pm. Rev. Joseph A. Walker, Pastor Sunday School .. 10:00 Seventh and Poplar Rev. Frank Kauth of Paducah, Pastor 210 East Main Street Phone PL 3-5617 EN ening Service 7:30 p.m. Services Every Sunday Worship Services 2nd & 4th Sun. Church of Christ Wed. Prayer Meeting .. 7:30 p.m. Sunday School ..... 10.00 a.m. 9:45 Sunday Bible Class 9'45 a.m. Worship Services MY.?. Wed. Evening ...... 7:00 Morning Worship ...... 10:40 a.m. 1st & 3rd Sundays ..... 1100 a.m. Evening Worship ...... 7:30 p.m. Cherry Corner Beetle St. Lee's Catholic Church 2nd & 4th Sundays .... 9:30 a.m. • Wednesday Bible Class 7:30 • R. J. Iturpoe, pastor North 12th Street Thursday Eve. MY? .... 7:30 p.m. Su NI a y School 10:00 pm Sunday Mass 9:30 a.m. & 11110 am. Chiropractic Works? First Christian Have You Wondered How Morning worship 11:00 am. First Friday & Holy Days 6 pm Russell's Chapel Methodist Church I-aining Union 6:30 p.m. Rev. Joseph A. Walker. Pasta' North 5th Street School 9:30 am. Wed. Prayer meeting 7:00 pm. College Church of Christ Services Every Sunday dible Morning Worship 10:50 am. Are You Looking For An Interesting rri And Rewarding Career?
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QUEEN'S MAN—New British ambassador to Washington is Pavid Ormsby-Gore, 43, succeeding Sir Harold Cac- Chiropractor cia. Ormaby-Gore (above). has been minister of state for foreign affairs in London.
THE CHURCH FOR ALL ... ALL /OR THE CHURCH In The Charch is the gregoeti factor on On Sunday June 11, *soh for the IrnIchrg chescier and good coireoshrp. li is elerehtnee •1 ED aperiteel •slefe. Widerlei •sworn Church, „smother ririewerer beef ei•lhestoem ran Little Chapel At Murray Survive. There Sr. feet etruect why awry perms brood sir,,,, sogolarly oral support the Church. They (2) For ho an: (I) For ha aro sale. College At 1:00 p.m. gholdrea's sake. (3) For the aalte oil,, State o1 rtronniusoy and nation. (4) Foe the salt of the( hard, isoll. which weds Ito 'moral tool material rapport. Pls• to go .-1•Aracia zreelaila aialzsati„ansu B _let not man plat aspnder. daily. the past ten 'years has been en- Before the Altar of Christ they took their vows. Dr. Cleveland is a Chiropractor, Lecturer, and for Chapter Violas in theirs; a Day • Ilea And now God has placed another hand works tenderness and guiding love. He will show you just how Chiropractic Sundae Cords 22 1-11 small hand, needing gaged in Chiropractic Research. Mont.? %gators/in . 6 1-4 of Chtist they come with their Toivelsv 14.21114o ,cles It 23-29 Before the Altar ...... experimental work that Dr. Cleveland Viedoesiday 93 14 child, and according to the baptismal beliefs of their lecture and films which concern- Thoraday JAR • 19-24 through his a 1reisy Psalms 64 13-20 church dedicate his life to God. 3 1-6 Chiropractic works. bst.nlay 1 Timothy Before the Altar of Christ they worship each Sun- films are laboratory proo f of just how and Why rei has done. These ; day, and eagerly help their growing son to master the Truths that will undergird his life. present SAVED HER—"Shucks, it was reception will follow Dr. Cleveland's talk, at which time those Of course, there are times when the responsibili- nothing," Duke seemr to be A ties of marriage and parenthood test their patience, saying as 10-year-old Penny with him. and understanding, and courage to sacrifice. Elaine Crania thanks him can meet and talk But they have learned long since to conquer their for saving her life in Zilles, selfishness and surrender their pride where they re- 0. She was trying to set fire ceive forgiveness, strength and ever-deepening love to a rubbish pile in her back Altar of Christ. yard, and her full skirt —before the caught fire instead. Near she THE PUBLIC IS INVITH a hysteria, earted running NO ADMISSION CHAN to the house. Duke kept Copyright 1961 Keister Adv. Service, luc., Strasburg, vs. jumping at her, biting at the skirt till he had torn it away. . ,.• EMMEN W VMS'S — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FliffiAY 4UNE 9, 496j To Be Married Mrs. Vernon Nance Mr Jerry Siiitis;-. Miss-7 'Mary Brown Hostess For Annie PrOentsLftbgrant Honored -At;Sipier Armstrong Meeting At Group Meeting At Scherffius IloMe Mrs. Vernon Nance opened her Group I of the home on the College Farm Road Christian Wo- Miss Mary Brown was honored for the meeting of the Annie man's Fellowship of the First at the supper meeting held by the Armstrong Circle of the Woman's Christian Church held its regular Jessie Ludwick Circle of the Wo- Missionary Society of the first meeting at the church parlor on man's Association of the Calk-go Baptist Church held on Tuesday Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Presba•terian Church on Tuelrday evening at 7:30. Mrs. Jerry Scates was the guest evening at six o'clock at the home "Teach Me To Pray" was the speaker for the afternoon. She of Mrs. B. F. Scherffius. theme of the program presented gave a most interesting and infor- The honoree who is retiring Missionary Circle with Mrs. Charles Hale in charge. mative program on the theme from her position at Murray State - - t Social Calendar She was assisted by Mrs. Lloyd "Together In Missions." College will leave to make her Meets At Home Of The Horn, Mrs. James E. Hamilton, devotion on "Compassion" home in Sheffield, Ala. Mrs. L. L. Dunn and Mrs. Earl Tucker. was given by Mrs. Howard A delicious potluck supper was Friday, June 95h son will be in charge of the ar- The business Nichols. Mrs. Rupert Parks, co- served from the table which was - Thesmapils of Miss Lillian Wat- rangements. The Kathleen Jones Circle of session was con- ducted by the chairman, presided at the meeting centered with a lovely floral ar- ters wilt be presented in a piano • • • • the Woman's Missionary Society chairman, Mrs. Horn. which was opened with the Fel- rangement.-Other bouquets .were ret-stal at Murray High School -to- The Bethany Sunday School of the First Baptist Church held During the social hour refresh- lowship prayer. used at vantage points threth-• night. Class of the First Baptist Church its regular meeting at the home • • • • ments were served by the hostess, Miss Voline Pool and Mrs. Jack out_the housg.. _____ will have a potluck supper at the of Mrs. L. L. Dunn on Poplar Farmel-,Thlisfesies7 ierTecl a" y' Those present were Miss Brown, The North Murray Homemakers Mrs. Nance, to the following mem- lake cabin of Mrs. Noel Mehl-gin Street on Monday evening at 7:15. plate to the twelve members the Mrs. Lucien Young, Mrs. Henry Club will meet at the home of at 6 p.m. bers: Mesdames Hale, Horn, Ham- Mrs. E. D. Shipley was the lead- three guetts, Mrs. Scates, Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Jessie Rogers, Mrs. Bailey Riggins at 1.30 p.m. • • • for program ilton, Tucker, Irvin Gilson, Paul ▪ er the Royal Service Nichols, and Mrs. Willie Decker. Mrs. Charlie Crawford, and Mr. • • * • The Lyons, Jr., Edgar Shirley; and one South Pleasant Grove on the theme, Our Task Has Just • • • • and Mrs. Scherffius. Saturday, June 10th guest, Mrs. Bob Ward. Homemakers Club will meet at Begun." Each member present * • • The first woman elected to the The pupils of • Miss Lillian Wat- the home of Mrs. J. H. Stewart at took part in the discussion. Kentucky Legislature was Mrs. .I. • • ters will be presented in a piano 1 p.m. The chairman. Mrs. Stanford Mrs. R. H. Robbins Mary Ellott Flanery, a representa- Mammoth Cave, discovered a- recital -tonight at • • eij. Murray High • Andrus. presided at the meeting. tive from Boyd County, elected in round 1800„ was opened to visitors SchooL Hostess For Meet Tweaday, Juke 13th . Refreshments were served by 1921. , • shortly aktvf.tne War of 1812... Murray Star chapter.i:l:..1111)I The Ruth Sunday -School Class Mrs. Dunn to the eleven members Of Group II CWF 4 Order of.. the Eastern Star will of the First Baptist Church will and two visitors, Mrs. Pat Hackett hater a 11 eeting for an in- meet at the home of Mrs. Billy and Mrs. I. H. Key. The home of Mrs. R. H. Rob- itiation Maaunic -Sall at Hou.saien at 7:30 p.m. • • • • bins on Olive Street was the 8 p.m. • • • • Miss Churchill Is scene of the meeting of Group II MURRAY LOAN CO. tasc - - of the Christian Women's Fel- Ude 111. - Tolephose• Pt. SAM Tuesday. June 13 pog w. ale 12 . Cotnplimented With lowship of the First Christian "YOUR NOISE.OWNED LOAN CO." The Circles of the WMS of the First Church held on Tuesday afternoon of toe W sa.4ft5C44e. litasitist Callitch Will meet as foi- Breakfast Friday at 2:30. is: Chur l: ralettielisa Mrs. A. B. Austin Another delightful courtesy ex- presented the risf. 'Sae social hall at 6:30 snit and Ill sath Mrs. T. W. program on the tended to Miss Mary Florence theme, "Together Crawford at 10 a.m.; IV with Mrs. In Service." The Churchill, bride-elect . of Carl devotion on • la • * Lois Miller at 2:30 p.m. -Compassion" was given by Mrs. * Douglas Garrett, was the break- Cifcle• .V of the WMS will meet S • • Howard Nichols. - fast given by Mrs. Everett Jones at the Furst Baptnt Mission at Nlarray Star chapter No. 433 MISS GRETA GAY BROOKS The hostesses—Mrs. and Miss Wylene Jones at the Robbins, p m. Order of the Eastern Star will Mrs. Frank Roberts, and Mrs. Triangle Inn on Friday, June 2, Hampton Tusks of Murray announce the engage- • • • huld its regular meeting at the Mr. and Mrs. Rose Vorus—served refreshments at nine o'clock in. the morning. marriage of their The Euzelian Sunday School Masonic Hall at 7:30 p.m. ment and approaching daughter, Greta Gay, to to the twelve members and two • • • • The honoree chose to wear from Class of the First Baptist Church William Sherrill Gargus, sonif Mr. and Mrs. William Gargus, also guests, Mrs. J. A. McCord her trousseau a pink cotton dress of Pa- w.II meet at the home of Mrs. J. The Dorcas Sunday School Class of Murray. ducah and Mrs. tAti embroidered in white with white -a* saga" Nichols. I. Hesick at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Mil- of the First Baptist Church will wedding will take place at the College Church of -Christ • • • • 'IN' Mi• Volt? accessories and a hostesses' gift The dred Barnett's group composed of have a breakfast at the Triangle lath. at three o'clock. . of white carnations. on Sunday afternoon, June rtmo el a owl*. at /epoch abut +is CS,70!on fn'tectes Mesdames Hosick, ha Douglass. Inn at 7 a.m. with Mrs. Napoleon corsage Woman's Society Of The honoree's iother, Mrs. Gu- No formal invitations are being sent out but relatives and friends of lovait ty44,0ey bad, ez.g.m...• ft A-4.4.4ft Jake Dunn. Opel Hale, Dewey , Parker's group in charge. Mrs. L. Churchill, wore a navy blue of the couple are invited to attend. Christian Service Larepkins. Sr., and Alva Thomp-1 L. Dunn is the teacher. thrie with navy accessories; and • • I • • linen Has Regular Meet f/tfOST Americans think they are free-because of the honoree's mother-in-law to The Gleaners Sunday the Constitution and the Supreme Cutieseak's are School be, Mrs. Carl Garrett of Dawson Miss Joretta Fox The Woman's Society of Christ. Mrs. James Knight Class of the first Baptist free politically—but is that enough? Church Springs, wore a green figured For taw dilteraice of First Methodist will meet at the home of Mrs. Completes Plans PERSONALS Church i There is another kind of slavery that comes with cis X (;i:.es. Devotion .41 with black accessories_ Each met on Tuesday for thd Glen_ Grogan,- -North 8th voile lt is bondage to selfishness, to pride, to material was presented a corsage Wedding -On Sunday Mrs. R. L. Wade has returned regular program meeting. -Church -Class- ifeet at 7:30 p.m. mother possessions.lbey seem attractive, but they can bind us carnations by the hos- to her horlaCstWestt Main Street Mrs. J. B. Wilson presided over Gilden Circle Ser.dav • • * • of white Plans have been completed for ,1 to a life of mediocrity and frustration. tesses. after atten the. graduatio n of the maeig which.. Was opened Sa • a Class of the Mena-rial Wednesday, the wedding of Miss Joretta Fox, The Christian Churches, v. ith their traditional love of Juno 14th Miss Churchill was presented a her two &Wes,' Missit with prayer by Mrs. John Whit- Caureh Met at the charch C.:,:e III of the WSCS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee t freedom. know that the one true emancipation from ma. will Westinghouse fully automatic im- Wanda Sue Vaughn and Susan nell. It was decided to have the fa : • regular monthly meeting meet ai the home .of Mrs. Harold Warren Fox to John Randolph, terial desire comes in following Jesus Christ is the Lord mersible percolator as a wedding Rowland flfru ;a TreadawelPHiitt JtlIalratelingron Mohdasy July 3rd, Monday evening. Talley on North Eightteenth Street son of Milus Randolph and the of Life. A familiar sa)ing describes sin a fret man gift by the hostesses. •• School in Memphis, Tenn.. on May Instead of the regulat time on Mrs. James Knight presented at seven-thirty o'cluck. late Mrs. Randolph of ,Cadiz, Ken- in Jesus Christ.' was centered with an 27. She visited her daughters, Mrs. Tuesday. the set , 'tan and led in prayer. • • • • The table tucky.. . We show that same freedom in our churches, ahich arrangement of fuji c hrys a n- Robert Rots land and Mrs. James The Maryleona Frost Circle was are democratically gnserned. Vs e urge es ens- member to president. Mrs. T. G. Sitel- The Calloway County Country The double-ring ceremony will themums and daisies. Covers were Vaughn and their families while honored as the circle achieving study the Bible and interpret it for himself. We do not -a presided. Mrs. L W. Smith Club will have its ladies day be solemnized.at the First Baptist laid for Mass Churchill, Mrs. there. Mrs. Wade and the Vaughn the highest percentage in the rat- always agree on minor points, but se stand together tie w as is moving to Lcasis-ville was luncheon at noon with Mrs. C. C. Churchill, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Bob- Church in Murray on . Sunday, family attended the graduation of ing of goals for the year. Their the major ones. presented a gift by the class. Lowry as chairman of the hostes- Fain, Mrs. Allen Rose, Mrs. June 11. at three-thirty o'clock her grandson, Thomas Wade circle chairman, Mrs. Jack Bailey heritage. Rrefreshments were served. ses. Please make bridge by freedom is a Christian Working together. reserva- Overbey. Mrs. Cordts Pair, in the afternoon with Dr. H. C. Vaughn, who received his B. A. was presented with a life mem- Those, present were Mrs. T. R. tions with Mrs. Huts Eunice free Christians can help bring the Kir.gd...in of Cead to Wilson, Mrs. Kirk,. Loctue Bell Chiles officiating. Magna Cum Laude bership in recogniuots of this Tripp. Mrs. Coffteld Vance, Mrs. Don Misses Edwina degree' with cants Robinson, o r Mrs. Matt bfarylee A program of nuptial music will achievement. Rali a Case. Mrs Wayne Stone, Overbey, Deanna Story, added from the Eureka College, The door to every Christian Church is open to you. Sparkman. Canner- be presented by Miss Carmerta The program, Mrs James Knight. Mrs. L. W. • • • • Easter, Kay Roberts, and Eureka, Ill., on Sunday, June 4. "Homes for the and the hostesses. Talent, organist and Jerry Doug- • • • • Homeless" was presented by Mrs. Sdats, Mrs. Kenneth Owen, Mrs. The Arts its Talent, and Crafts Club will • • • • las, soloist. Alice Junes and Mrs. A. F. Duran G Ss( Itsn, and Mrs. Thyra meet in the home of Mrs. Myrtle Miss Jacqualine White, Paducah, Luncheon Given For from Circle II. Cra Lassiter at 2:30 p.m., June 14. Tea Shower Is Held cousin of the bride-to-be, will Miss Linda Harris Following the program, the fifty serve as maid of honor. Brides- members present adjourned to FIRST CHRISTIAN For Bride-elect At maids will be Mrs. Lawrence At Wallace Home the Social Hall for a pot-luck Reeder and Miss Bettye Sae Jones The Triangle Jun Miss Linda Harris, bride-elect luncheon. CHURCH - of Murray. COMPLETE BODY SHOP of Steve Foust, was honored by a Florence Churchill, Mr. Randolph has ch•.sen his For All Makes of Dire Saltss Mary luncheon at the home of Dr. A. cheon cloths and spring flowers. -elect of Carl Douglas Gar- brother, McKenzie Randolph, Ca- • BODY WORK • PAINTING • REPAIRS bride D. Wallace on Monday, June 5. The hostesses presented the rett, was honored with a tea show- diz, Kentucky, to serve as best Hostesses for the luncheon were bride-elect with a gift of creamer er held in the private dining room man. His other attendants will be Mrs. Leon Smith, Miss Brenda and sugar to her china. DUBLIN AUTOS, INC. the Triangle Inn on Thursday. Lawrence Reeder, Murray and of Smith, Mrs. A. D. Wallace, and Those attending were Mesdames M10 t. 1, frum three to five o'clock Robert Fuoshee of Cadiz. KALIL 3-2681 June Miss Mary Anna Wallace. Preston Harris, Donnie Foust, in the afternoon. Runny Fox, brother of the Purchase The luncheon was served buffet Leon Smith, and A. D. Wallace; Special The hostesses for the prenupt- bride-to-be, and Robert Earl style from an imported cut work Misses Linda Harris, Linda Mar- occasion were Miss Lochie Bell Randolph, nephew of the groom- ial linen table cloth. The table was inc. Nancy bleCuiston, Anne Wra- Overbey, Miss Deanna Story, Miss to-be, wi)' serve as candlelighters. decorated with magnolia blossoms ther, Barbara Foust, Peggy Wil- Roberts, Miss Martha Jones, All friends and relatives are NOW! Kay floating in an antique crystal com- liams, Donna Wilson, Martha Bila and Mrs. Bobby Fain. cordially invited. Ends SATURDAY . • • pote. The individual tables were lington, Brenda Smith, and Mary Miss Canvas Oxfords For the occasion the honorei decorated wits white linen lun- Anna Wallace. chose to wear a trousseau frock New Concord Club of Petti point orchid print wait ROCK HUDSON Wes Ihmsdhi- white oackground. Her accessories Meets. In Home Of were white and she was presented Mrs. Lomaty-Bailey a corsage of rosebuds. Mrs. Guthrie Churchill, mther The Nev.. Concord H,,niemakers THE of the Man dee, wore a light blue Club met recently, in the home of dacron and cottaan voile with navy Mrs. Loman Bailey wsh the pre- accessories and a gift corsage- of sident. Mrs. Pete Hugh, si presid- gardenias. Mrs. ' Carl Garrett of ing. The devational as.- given by NOW Dawson Springs, mother-in-law Mrs. Wm. Kinginis reading Cair.3; inn wry to be of the honoree, was attired 8-9 and Eph. a 28 arid also some in a beige embraiderea linen dress thoughts oh the pi:I-soy...I satisfac- LOVABLE'S o'RRIAN• ME ADAMS • JOHN WINT wits bone accessories and a gift tiss, at wank aCcomplissed in an A RAMA wee at aannUCTIOn corsage of pink rosebuds. efficient manner. Famous The beautifully appointed tea Two visitors, Mrs. Edna Cook ▪ ri.•00 oca.415L1 Ple.011fUnt s's table was overlaid with a white from Evansville, rii , and Mrs. linen cloth and centered with a Green. and twelve a,!altars acre "Ringlet Bra" W 0 CHILD-DEMONS gorgeous arrangement of pink present: rose u breandless Mf,4, in 114 GEORGE SANDERS /BARBARA SHrLLEY Wes ug It.15 t -rt- thanks fabulous Wells Overbey and Mrs. Loyd toNoel Satan aria Miss Erin TifELOAltelliLD Jones assisted in serving the M-antiomery fair litiams paint WASH 'N WEAR AGE OF guests furrieure and Miss Mary Montga- W Out of town guests were Mrs. mers and Mrs. Charts cotton Stubble- Garret'. arid Mrs. Morton Hams Lela Sar battonang Flails at the of Dawn Springs. . _ only In the an.:..:r.cr .1 ,r,.• of the Mrs. Glenn Wooden Ma) r pr,p.ct •Li.e lesson S't41,6: SUNDAY -by the wi,a•r• feeder $130 Hostess For Lottie Mr,. T. R. Edward,. Trie subject_ HIS BIGGEST, BROADEST,FUNNIEST EVER! Moon Circle Meet trie less-an was Siang:rig pictures AP' and Mrs. Edwards said tnat upon Miss Canvas Oxfords Color: openedher entering a room . Sarni' Mrs. Glenn Wooden the first thing wrft% lovely new home at 1702 Calla- one should see is something beau- Red - White - 04. blis 1 way Avenue for the meeting of tiful; hence a beautiful picture. Beige Jerry the little Moon Circle of the Not all of the four walls should OWa wacky!' Woman's Missionary Society of have pictures on them. If the wall /4 Sizes 12: to 4 First Baptist Church held on Jasper is patterned toe pictures r LewsS ow s the as Monday evening at 720. shcruld have a mat arsurict them. -- 'our Task Has Just 13, gun" In the absence of the recrea- was the theme of the pr gram tional leader Pills. Bailey con- Special! 91.00 pr. i presented with Mrs. Allen McCoy ducted a Bible Quiz game. Iradi4e in charg e. The leader gave the de- The twstesi; seri. ect rt7freshrrients sotan and presented the intrsduc- I., those present. Tilt next: meet- Mani? , 'Ian ing will be in the h,iiiaa• of Mrs. .1‘1 Si reser, taking -part were Mrs 1. H. Edwards or, F:,flay, June 'Ltseurlous looking Ringlet bra needs soTittle care Wsam-n, Mrs. J. B. Borkeen. Mrs. 16 at. 1 o'clock. , washes in a wink, drip-dries so smooth it Art Lee. Mrs. • • • • hardly needs the touch of an iron. Unique Ringlet BELK-SETTLE Eugene Russell. Mrs. a lovely Casoe Parker, Mrs. James Ward, Lexington was the }al hplace of *aching gives you perfect fit, keeps the 1.fr,.-t new prip.1 psialished in fehape. Stitched anctborband can't ;oil arsainkle • . NATISUE14 MEWS 00005LESTER and Mrs. T. C. Collie, .....racts I.ELEN TRAUBEL • mon ROLIDAY• owl Ross.PA STAMLEY • GEoRGE "MI The chairman, Mrs. Henry War- KentaTrIty. John Br ad without 't *moth and trim r a..siismn, dada res se lewd '• ,Wooed ad 0•1•100 by lt/tir LrbstS • ',nen by kr/ um* I preseled at the meeting. n y =previous ex pt•ro rice as a spa II kismet • Ansons Pralwer [mar D nem... • , nn. A birolOws• hire b... During the social hour a des- printer or ed.' ,r, jail shed the COMPANY Tee i0 sert ren d! v.-as served by !sirs. editThn of The Kentucky Gar- lit-costs so little to look LovableL t Wooden to ',lease present. c,te Aug. 11, lila. . . -
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I va' - JUNE 9, 1961 LEDGER & TIMES -- MURRAY. KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE 9, 4961. rown YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY LOSTIOUND Ho'ne bUYESUI- was honored BUSINESS ; held by the of the Wo- the Clirge on TueTday Services Offered r LOST & FOUND . at the home DIRECTORY fius. For Sale WOULD LIKE TO KEEP CHILD LOST: TRUCK LICENSE No. T22- is retiring in my home while mother works. 611. If found return to Monk's Murray State Experienced. Call Mrs. Joe Pat Super Service or phone PL 3-4973. • make her NO. 1 USED FARM EQUIPMENT Thornton, ADDING MACHINES PL 3-1932. jlOnc 19P Ia. • 2 - WD-45 TRACTORS AND TYPEWRITERS OFFICE SUPPLIES GO LOOK! supper was • 1 - WD-45 DIESEL NOW'S THE TIME To LOST: BLACK, WHITE, BROWN e which was Sales & Service spray your elm, formosa, or maple spotted Beagle hound. 8 yrs. old. TRIAL ON-The mop brigade does its stuff in the Parts court- Ledger & Tones . PL 3-1918 .ly floral ar- • 1 -1953 WD, LIKE NEW trees, and shrubs. We also take Last seen in Clark's River Bottom room where Gen. Maurice Chalk, 56, and Gen. Andre-Marie care of your roaches and Zeller, 63, are on trial for the recent military revolt in Al- atquets were edger & Tunes .... PL 3-1916 • 2 - USED FARMALLS termites. near old Concord road. Call PLaza nts thrtlikh-. OIL DISTRIBUTORS Call Kelley's Termite & Pest Con- 3-5346. jlOnc geria. Challa is a former NATO command.for Central Several Older and a Lot Cheaper Tractors! trol today. Phone PL 3-3914, 100 Europe. Many other military miscreants are still hunted. •-• ••• -I Ky. Lake Oil Miss Brown, DRUG STORES Co. .... PL 3-1323 Any kind of equipment call be furnished So. 13th St. july13c Mrs. Henry Jobbers Shell Oil Products NOTICE Scott Drugs .. PL 3-254'7 with thcse tractors. &sic Rogers, EFC- it RENT ad, and Mr. 1 - 68 New Holland P.T.O. Twine Baler MONUMENTS-MURRAY Marble Answer to Yesterday's Puzz14 PAINT STORES and Granite Works, CROSSWORD PUZZLE HARDWARE STORES 1 - tier builders of 77 P.T.O. Twine Baler - Ready To Go! FURNISHED APARTMENT AND tine memorials for over half cen- ACROSS 7-Near • Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 sleeping rooms. 203 8-Most UIil'BOTiE5rA Douglass lidw., cur. 4th & Main 2-Super 77 P.T.O. Twine with Motors, com- Woodlawri tury. Porter Whi'n, Manager. Dial 1-Parent gracious Iiscovered a- Ave. Call PL 3-3300. 3-2512. GiO0U0 ES pletely reconditioned, real 19P junel5c (colloq.) 9-Television UMODM 11000000 ed to visitors PRINTING cheap. 4-Strip of 10-Sick • - 2 -Piece out R005 oag 1812. UPS''AIRS FURNISHED APTS. leather 11 of Starks Ildi.v. PL 3-1227 Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 2 - 66 AC Harvesters with Bins and Tandem CLOSE OUT SALE. ALL SHOES 9-Contend Z6-Eat a-AXIL:000 ompam for adults only. PL 3-4552. j7p 12-Swiss elver 18-Related by Wheels. Excellent. marked down. Outlet Store, Hazel, 13-Numbers blood 0,0 3MUM0 0030 NEWLY Kentucky. j12c game 20-l'ossess 0TM OM000 1000 INSURANCE 2 - 66 AC Harvesters (No. DECORATED FURNISH- OAMM 02100R OM RESTAURANTS 1) with Bins and ed 14-Kind 21-Ruck Ready To Go. apartments. Adults only. Row- 15-Attributes to 22-Peels R0000 MOUSE= Irrazee, Melugin & Holton lett's Apts. 711 Main. Phone PL 3- I7-Large spoon 21-Emblem 000 003B iouthside Restaurant PL 3-3892 19-Metal tube 25-Nothing 1 - Case Baler P.T.O. - Twine - Really Nice. j9c 20-Trek 26-Begin NIOrSOU pawfim 21 Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 11-Reach across 25-Tiniest (Ragtag 000 •' Lots of Other Mowers, TWO APARTMENT HbUSE; four 23-Posts 33-Matnred OR - MOVEI1 0 JEWELRY SERVICE STATIONS Elevators and Other 27-Biblical 34-Bozed rooms each apartment, two baths, weed tpl.) 36-Regrets Equipment, Ready To Go. 29-Part of stove 43-The sweetsop 49-Click beetle Furches Jewelry .... PL 3-2835 Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 private entrances, gas heat, newly 311-Pronoun 33-A continent 46- Headgear 50-Vessel's decorated. Located two blocks 31-Native metal 40-Task 47-Burnm curved 32-Manufac- 41-Subject of tribesman planking . *ADIOS READY TO WEAR TYPEWRITER RENTAL WATER VALLEY IMPLEMENT COMPANY from the square. Rent $50.00 a tures discourse 48-Knock 53-ExciamatiOn month. Galloway Insurance and 34-The urlal Littleton! FL-3-4623 AND SERVICE 35,..csompase Water _Valley, Ky. Phone F.5-2611 Real Estate Agency: Call PL 3- point ....#{ 11 5842. illAIM ilill..4.;:-..:lini°11° Ledger & Times PL 2-1918- 37-South 111111111g;•::- MENS CLOTHING American 12 ie.•••••••• ill 1.):" 11 jlOp mammal Graham-Jackson PL 3-3234 BUILT-UP ROOFING FOR SALE 39-Eatable Mr°17 18 VAT TREATED FOUNDATION WANTEL 42-Seasoning 151116 •••••.• Ruberoid Bonded material for all types of buildings. 43-Was in 19 420 TV SALES & SERVICE Roofers USED WRINGER TYPE Washer, possession of Murray Lbr. Co. or Klapp Roofing, Treated With pena for at least 72 CARRIER BOYS AGE 11-14. On- 44-Filament NE In good condition. Price $25.00. hours for 46-Shut 21 22 M23 2411•12 26 Bell's TV & Ref. Set. . PL 3-5151Mayfield durability of building ly boys honest, courteous, a n d 45-Holds back Are• Phone P•.• material and fence post. Miller =MIR 30 3-534d after 5 o'clock. willing to work need apply. Ledg- 51-Swiss river 2711128 ' ,400 29 Lumber Company near er 52-Mortification W2 MOM LiakesloPjec and Times. 54-Vast ass 33IIIIIsiss Grocery. 55-Baker's 31 32 34 3 product s•••`• .1 -4515 "WANTED - AMBITIOUS MAN 56-1u-inks 15 116.0•36 :1:2103 37 38 PLATFORM SCALES, ELECTRIC with car to service 2400 establish- heavily l •14. 111 Ot motors, air compressors, portable ed Fuller Brush customers. Age 17-Arid 39 .42 Its welders, Used -radios. Just received 20-28 $90 weekly gvarantee plus DICTATOR JR.-Rafael Tru- 40III. :e. DOWN Vei 44 • several thousaiid feet of new port- jillo Jr. (above), son of the .....„ 43 expenses. Writ( 422 Columbus 1-Moccasin itt.3RUI1'4'4* IIPg4.2°‘ able cord. If you want to buy or assassinated Dominiear. Re- 50 Avenue, 2-Paddle 40 47 •..4.4..••••• .•. IIIIII 49 is! soil any type of electrical equip- P..ducali, Ky. Phone 443- public dictator, seems firmly 3-Make ready *.e... ll Ds 2777." ment see Brandon Dill, PL 3-2930. jI6c In his father's saddle with 4-tinder- 51 ll52 33 WA' j9c his appointment as chief of garment lIM.54IN Ferguson WW1 in Bits and 'Sr thic is c. r:^ I." NSA of CHAPTER 23 PERMANENT HOW: FOR OR- the armed forces. He was 6-Carries 57 voice- "You re ••04 MMUS coal Saiaman f, 8-Rights 55P....IIIN56 AtI. ET r ITIF.T.JUGH vour • ate HORSE. WILL WORK OR RIDE. phan boy. Age 65. Gaylon Scott, appointed to the post by .awhere. area t r at the kidnapping 7" (abbr.) Distr, by United listens yr ICI , sac, ad head, its strict ly 1 tt net Call PLaza 3-1893. j9c President Joaquin Balaguer. • you gives "L. I a Kidnapping. Col- Murray route two. line an Salaman told colonel Fel ‘Zti.',!. !ii gladly pay you It That szt.tms to be clear by 'The tady °Wes riw tnek." ,°al. and me. 1 cvi- 1960 MODEL MAGNUS GRAND you s,f-m,„ now I mem getting turther PEANUTS kh sixty-five grand. You'll find out Are nuts?" denc4ishlit your wile conspired electric chord organ, walnut con- THIS 15 TERRSLE...I CAN'T to you make me go into coi:r sling around to face me. to THAT DIRT'? CHARLIE ROA'. AND THEE-\I" if aith Gimes to collect that sole with matching bench. Music CARRY T4I5 CAT AROUND YUO tot But you don't want that." this a nuthutuselL Is the old gm, THIS(As 1415 '420RiC!HE WAS COULD DO money. Ene may have needed and instructions. Anyone can play FRIEDA! F3R THE REST OF /we LIFE... .--, .__':( A oa said, "we nuts 7" THE ONE WHO TRICKED AEI "No." Ferguson It to pay these gambling debts. it. Like new. A bargain. Mrs. Mac- LITTLE GUILTY "You haven't answered Ida don't want that." really are gambling .on Blankenship, PL COM1AND question." if these 3-4395. j12c Ii -What did the money go debts. Did she ever mention for?" I asked "Why should I? ft don't tnake GET YOUR them to you?" USED Salaman Hipped his nand sense If I had Holly, she d ne THREE PIECE MAPLE here doing the asking. On ner bedroom suite, springs and inner- CAT!! palm upward, pointing the "Or ask you for large rums thumb at Ferguson. "Tell nim.- knees." spring mattress $70.00. Also dark . _ irmleY 7" SI4.14%) • Ferguson swallowed a bitter "You Implied you could put of finish pineapple design poster bed. "She didn't hive to. I neo- 6.- 7 nim, your hands on her." $12.50. PL 3-3147. if grin. It almost choked vided ner with amole tends tar "Sooner or later, sure. 1 can "Holly lost some money gam- needs." -- send out a private circular to her NANCY bling shortly before we were "Maybe she didn't think an. the all the gambling spots, all the by Ernie Bushallike married. She didn't have A drug habit, to, instance, can major bookies. Stm,let or later cash to cover her losses. She terribly expensive." she'll turn up at ode A them, be borrowed .rorn a finance com- . "You may think I'm a fool." But the burger I nave to wait, pany which is run by a Miami he said, "but. I simply cannot the more it costs Ar.J .t 9 • ••••• • • • JUNE 0. Inn* eAur,SIX T.F.nnrn & TTNI1".9 — milIRAY. KENTUCKY FRIDAY — adequate. Calcium the leaves and give a weak stunted vigor and resistance to disease and be detected by soil test and tissue been mostly caknum. magnesium. sulpher: .3,!Loth greatly underfertilizeil in re- ! mem. Deticienciei may be confirm- The County soiLs are deficient in phosphorus.!winter injury. It serves as a catalyst tests. seems to be one of our limitations Over trace elements consisting of boron. to .nitrogen. Nitrogen defies led by tissue testing. spect Phosphorus is not leached but is and translocation regulator and may A lack of calcium per- manganese. copper. ifinn zinc. moly- Secondary and trace elements in Kentucky. Agent's Desk ,iencies show mainly by a yellow Phosphorus stimulates early root generally fixed in a retativel• be lost by leaching but is gmeralla manganese and . and i4) beneficial elements have not received much a:Lennon mits a toxicity of bderum :olor in lower leaves first and may formation. growth and maturity. soluble form with iron and Munn- fixed as difficulty available potas- plants soaium. :hoIrine, an because most crops have shown lit- lowers the efficiency of most growing plan! is A chemical consisting of A cove! most of the plant. Nearly all The greatest advaniage of a starter 'Ion) at low Pil and calcium at high sium with the clay colloids. Over adraition mos tii:1711. cobalt, siltca which mm \ he tle or no response to the Except in a few factory in operatEon. It pro". r.a soils in Kentucky nee added ni- fertilizer is the act.on for phospor- PH. and nutrients. plants or a:Millais. 50 per cent of Kentucky so.ls need these. This may be partly because have not fire or noire but ran:..11- action is helpful to some trogen for most all crops except IA lack of phosporus generally :au of trace element deficiencies and re.-po nes for the added potassium for high produc- yields have been relatively low on present \loch chemiltry is involved F....Actions legumes. Nitrogen is lost by leach- lus. A lack of phosporus generally Potassium gives the plait a have been stu be may most crops and soil stipplies have been detected. from the time the seed begins germ- pr.mary elements ing. fixation, and gaseous mcve- causes a purp!e color to deveoip in strong, stiff still( with increased tion of most crops. Deficiencies inating nntil plant maturity. generally more than secondary ant Plant nutrients are divided for trace elements. ammimmitimm, convenience into four groups: ill Nitrogen gives a (lark green col- primary elements consisting of nit- iat and rapid growth to plants. in- rogen. phosphous. pot/ssnum; (21 creases protein conten, and improve secondary elements consisting of ouality Small grains and corn are ___„111110..% 4eVT • ft itilig°\ F. OUR SOIL * OUR STRENGTH Clyde Jones. east of Murray. has this job. • $2,251000 found one answer for handling large The forestry meeting on the Rob- gullies areas , n a farm. Jones gave ert Ross east of Dexter this week, nature a helping hand milli a bull- vljas well attended and very irf leaders from th Company dozer. He pushed the remaining mative. Agriculture Paid Out By Ryan Milk sod .n the area' down to the lower area were invited to this meet.,. end of the gulley and built a 'a Ross has about 10 acres of pine acre farm pond. Water will soon that was planted by the CCC in cover the entresarea once occupied 1938. About 5 cords of pulpwood by eroding gulltes. The pond will per acre is being removed from in the present thin- Services he fenced and a water tank located th..s woodland Last Year For Goods And below the dam. ning operation. Thinning of all Jones is one of Calloway Counties pine plantings is necessary after new residents, having moved from about 18 years to allow the more • the Cumberland river section of desirable trees to continue their Trigg County. rapid growth. If you would like to see some real The University of Kentucky col- nice waterways, stop at the L. D lege of agriculture has made a m.11pr f_arm north_ D study of yields on pine _plantings - has completed three waternaTe. one and have issued the following ,n formation. Yellow pine will pro- ci vers over I': acres. The newly shaped waterways will be seeded to duce an income of $623 to $1.128 sudan grass now and fescue later an acre in 45 years. The difference this summer or early fall-where 'sea- income depending upon whether or her is more favorable for seeding. the farmer harvests his timber • hires at done. MILK 'con- to in JERSEY Jerry Burkhart has started Reports are beginning come stru:tion on a 'a acre pond on his on the tree plantings made last fail farm north of five points. The pond Foresters report that pine set la''- is a part of the conservation plaq fall lived -equally as well or ben, for our Community he has been working on for sev- than those set this spring. This •I Pays An EXTRA DIVIDEND eral years—ana this will just about I be encouraging news ta those at. complete the job. The ACP is as- were having, diff.culty finding tiri • sisting on a costlshare basis on to get trees planted in the sprin (111147" PO YOU KNOW 480uT FOOD4 60 oths °i )ADV,75 12 ‘ l ° cavaVkj MICK? 1S0,000 MeTc? cititxs. $ c,Vott,Nss& NA CA0/6M .. ot . V)ai‘Vs .. . nonttnity .. . Co ) 100 . Milk Local IN; Ryan Oto- \yid 4%1411 Thottsatia t10 OitY ov llonarecl o es sou° Servi y. s‘s lo aria V Goods YE5./AWOuATE Tto OF Pq0TE,p4 Local RIBOOLAVIN AFer: 5E. Voik FOUND IN 1,./Ek4J54 • wi4ICH miLK Naltt_'! PRODv.e.'S ) Milk Company, a locally owned Ken- dA2,V3Atmettf•Dirtir4. business with home folks is the near- Ryan t."0.4 '1,5#1 Doing Calloway County's only dairy eating your cake and having it too. tucky firm, is est thing to Last year we at Ryan Milk Com- For example: cconomists tell us the average operation. pany spent over $2,250,000 for local 7.00ds dairy dollar, once spent, changes hands locally and services. Today over 800 local families at leak five times. receive a regular check from our operations. As this dollar goes from dairyman to" busi- for dairy development in our em- The potential nessman and then from businessman to and with your continued loyalty ,everybody in the area is great PCA LOAlk8 ployee or. another merchant, and support this $2,250,000 community divi- community benefits. • dend is bound to grow. helps support our schools PCA Loans This local trade appreciative of One to Five provides jobs and business op- We are most grateful and and churches, the privilege of serving Year portunities and helps our area grow and pros- your business and for per. this community. LOANS To Help You With Your Crop — for Expenses Money is available when you * GAS & OIL need at in the amount you need for operating expenses. Repay- * FERTILIZER ment is made when you have income from livestock or crops. * SEEDS And, when you deal with us, you become• part-owner of the * REPAIR BILLS Association. So come in and Nelk over • planned credit orogram TODAY. 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