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1111111111 101 Per Copy United Press International Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, April 27, 1968 In Our 89th Year IENCE Vol. LXXXIX No. 101 Miss Donna Ford Mrs. Cecil Orten Wins 'Projects Of By C. Stokes 17th St Seen&4-leard Title At Funeral Rites To Collisions icke Fishfry In Paris Be Held On Sunday PassesLourdes Away At D .Around. Future Topic Hospital Daylight P.M .Reported Saving 8:00 Funeral services for PARIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Miss Mrs. Ce- By Berry C. iME — cil (Dorothy Hines) Stokes, 88, 701 M111- T. Donna Ford. 22, has been sel- Orten will cc. rell Blvd., Paducah, died s to You MURRAY ected "Queen of the Tennessee For Kiwanis be held Sunday at 1.30 p.m. at Ity Po 8:30 a m. Friday at Lourdes L340 KC Valley" in competition high- at the chapel of the Blalock. ice Hospital. He had been ill lighting the 15th annual Coleman Funeral Home with about !me 5 a m A plastic canopy one year. To which cov- Begin Chuck Shuffett and his World's Biggest Fish Fry. Rev W Ed Glover officiating. -Two traffic collisions family ers your home arid lawn and were Funeral services are set for just got back The pretty daughter of Mr. Interment will be in the Leb- investigated. by the 111111,111 from Florida We permits you to have Florida Murray Po- 2 p.m Sunda) at Roth Funeral '41 spotted Chuck way and Mrs. Raymond Ford of Mi- annon Cemetery in Caldwell lice Department off an d weather year-round yesterday Chapel. Paducah, with 0. K. knew right away lan. was chosen over 19 other 'County. , morning between he had been Lightweight suits which ten and elev- Vick officiating. Burial will be soaking up that Florida contestants in a beauty review Mrs Orten age 44. died sud- en o'clock, according to in Mt. Tomorrow sun. "lock out" the cold in winter the re- Kenton Cemetery. It tans Friday night. denly Thursday at a Memphis. ports filed like no other sun we and the heat in summer. by the investigating Mr. Stokes was born in Cal- know. First maid was Miss Kay Pas- Tenn. hospital after having officers. Sgt Automobiles which may be Ed Knight and loway County and had lived in chall. 16. daughter of Mr. and been stricken While at work as Patrolman Dale "repainted" merely by expos- Spann. No in- Paducah many years. He was a by United Press RS Drive by this Mrs. Pat Paschal of Puryear a licensed practical nerse at juries were Internattonal weekend and take ing them to light rays. reported. member of Central Church of Kentucky joins a look at and second maid was Miss Bon- the Murray-Calloway toiutiV The first Christ. most of the Dewey Ragsdale's Artificial food products occurred at ten a. nation at 2 a.m. Azaleas. nie Scates, 16, daughter of Mr Hospital. m. at the Sunday in ob- which have all the platable corner of North 4th His survivors include a bro- serving and Mrs. Jack Scates of Martin as Survivors are her husband, and daylight saving time, well as nutritional Walnut Streets. ther, W. R. Stokes of Rosebud, when An annual small fry parade qualities of Cecil Orten, 1000 Payne Street, all clocks will have to We have his in full bloom real food. HI.; three sisters, Mrs. Mollie be and a junior beauty review Murray, one daughter,. advanced one hour --These -are-- -nee of MUttay, Mrs. Ruby servance were among today's closing four- ota ean Orten. two sons. Ronald 1905 of "fast time." TM Snowball bush and the red long list of developments Chevrolet 14 „rton truck Wright of Memphis, Tenn., and At events which Earl Orten and James Edward driven Louisville Friday, U. S. Wygelia are getting all crank- the chemical industry by H. A. can of Mrs. Willie Mae Morton of More than two tons wil help Orten, one sister. District Court _Judge James_r_. ed up for the summer. We of Ten-- to bring Mrs Britt Dexter Route One, and a. 1964 Lynn Grove; five grandchild- reed nessee River catfish about in the future. Howell. and one Gordon denied a requested hope they bloom this first year. has been Maurice grandchild. Chevrolet two door . hardtop ren, Ladd Stokes of Fulton, I nge southern.fried during Christopher. chemis- The Blalock-Coleman temporary restraining order the week- try professor Funeral driven by Cora P. Puckett of Mrs, Ernest Bostleman of Lake • long celebration which at Murray State Home is in charge that would have kept Kentucky The White Azaleas are a treat, annual- University. of the ar- Almo Route One. Alfred,- _Fie.. Mrs. David R. Ba- ly draws thousands told the Murray rangements and from going on DST. also the purplish ones The red of area re- friends may ker of Tenn., Miss Kiwanis Club Thursday night. call there Police said The restraining order was re- one that Mrs Dick gave sidents and politicians. Duncan was pull- Jo Ann Stokes of us a Already. Christopher said, a ing off the Phoenix, quested by drive-in theater year or so Floats from Dresden and Pa- service station front Ariz., and John op- ago is outdoing it- synthetic rubber has been across 'ferry Stokes eretors, who ris won top honors in Friday's de- 4th Street into Walnut of Huntsville. sought to place self this year. veloped which has Ala., and three the entire parade and bands from a num- all the pro- Piihlic Invited To Street and Puckett was mak- great-grandchildren. Time for state in the central perties of natural rubber. And ing a left turn time zone. The western two- 0) Drove into the carport yester- ber of West Tennessee cities off Walnut into Friends may call at the fun- took home awards. he noted that most of he anti- Hobby Craft Show 4th Street. The fifths of the state is in the Cen- day and Old Sport was lying Duncan truck eral home. achange biotics precribed by doctors to- hit the Puckett tral zone, while the rest of there near the back of car in the left it He day were not available 10 years The public is invited to the front Kentucky observes Eastern didn't budge an inch fender. according to the DON'T knowing ago. Calloway Coun'v "r'Extension police. FORGET to move your time. full well we would stop Farmington Boy watches and We The speaker also pointed out Educational. Hobby.draft Show clocks &bead one Since central daylight saving did hour tonight. Dies In Vietnam that the role of OW Chemical in honor of the fchtjefour new Damage was reported to the Home Gutted Officially day- time and eastern standard time lieht time - industry in the development of club members. This will be left front end of both vehicles starts at 2:00 a.m. are the same, the restraining We have enjoyed the B n Sunday which White Marine Lance Cpl. Donald R certain products has been cru- held Tuesday. April 30. at the Fifty-five minutes later the becomes 3:00 -'tsestr would have had the ef Dogwood just below the y a.m. The clinic. Allen, 19, son of Mr and Mrs. cial, yet the cost of the in- Murray Women's Clubhouse same two policemen were call- ames easy way is to set feet of keeping Kentucky time- The clinic folks did your clock • good 'William Allen, of Farmington, dustry's contribution is often from 100 p.m. to 4.00 pm. ed to Beale and. Chestnut ahead tonight when pieces fion• marching ahead. deed for the city the day they you go to bed. was killed in action in Vietnam small compared to the cost of Mrs Harlan Hodges will give Streets where the second col- If you retire at The revest was a last ditch saved this tree. 10:00, set your VP Friday, April 19 at-cording to the end product a book review at 1.00 pm Dr. lision had occurred clock at 11:00, effort by oppon of fast and tomorrow_ a nutalkaaa..seaskia ESAnalalle-lbek PeolessAmia-Eisimme block bouserait-, riso..jektr..sedus. tim uttIn Ake, I •..... Tril few ear. •;;Sowfurirom Velllciei Tii.41•7Vrwere 17ji:11; Marine Allen 'was abet and ant used in electric refrigera- ion Director, will also talk a liso 225 North 2nd Street was gutt- recent General Assembly for the other house last year Volkswagen van owned be- killed when the truck convoy tors costs only about 25 cents, about the homemakers phase by ed by fire yesterday shortly af- , legislation exempting the Blue cause we thought it was a Jones Cleaners and Snow- in which he was riding was bit he said -4 • of work. Mrs Alfred Taylor driven by ter 11 a.m., according to the re- L grass State from the federal ball Binh, is doing well Ronald Dunn of We by enemy ground fire The MSIT chemistry inetruct- will be in charge of recognit- Murray Route °lords of the Murray Fire De- etter Uniform Time Act of 1966. moved it last fall Three and a To Editor to a better A native of Texas. Allen had or concluded that the °pearl., ion of new club members 1962 Corvair four partment. The legislatiorf passed t he place and also to make room door driven by Anna served in Vietnam since last unities for the future should Some of the items being Vinson James Payne told firemen Mr. James C. state House of Representatives. for the Snowball Bush Tesh of ,Dyctisburg. Williams, we put August He attended school in keep the nation's chiniiical shown are braided and hooked Ky that he and his wife were a- Publisher but Lt. Gov Wendell Ford out •last fall plants Police sleep Team and in Wingo in Graves busy for a long time to rugs, sewing hat making. can- said Dunn was making and awoke to smell The Ledger & Times broke a 19-19 tie in the Senate County. come ed- chairs. Hong Kong chairs ; a left turn off Chestnut Street smoke. Payne said he saw Murray. when he voted against the ex- 'The Greatest War Kentucky On Power- Besides his palest& Allen is Chriltopher was introdisced and stools, aluminum on I. Beale Street and that the smoke coming from around the Dear emption. 1111 ty is a successful trays, Jim: corporation". survived by two brothers, Jim- by President Harold Eversrney- cross stitch pillows and van did not have brake or sig- fuse box and he and his wife Besides the drive-in theater So says a Warner many & Swage!? ed. my L Allen, stationed with U. er, who also related plans for others. nal &Ms. 'The Tosh car was left to call the Fire Depart- On behalf of the children operators, DST was opposed by These folks make precision ma- S. Air Force in Kansas, and the club's spring donut sale passing the van and hit it in ment. but someone else had who will bitiu•fis and from all the Parent-Teachers Associat- chines and am old fashioned William B Allem...at home, and The first half of the sale will the left rear side, according to already turned in the alarm. the members of the Murray ion' and th. Kentucky Farm They grew up when folks had a sister. Katherine Ann Allen, be conducted Thursday. May 2. Mrs. the police who said that the An observer at the scene of Lions Club let me take this op- Bureau. to work for a living Effie Kenna at home beginning about 5 p m. in re- Tosh car skid marks showed the fire said the house was portunity to say a heart felt Thanks to the Uniform Time Funeral arrangements are in- sidential sections north of Speaker For TOPS thirty-nine steps gutted by the fire. THANKS' to you and your Act passed b Congress in 1966, "Owerisme& cannot create complete The body will be re- Main Street Teams of Kiwan- Damage to the van was on Nine regular firemen and paper: to the many business : residents in early every state prosperity", the ad goes on turned to Byrn Funeral Home ians will make a house-to-hoese the left side and to the Cor- three volunteers answered the organizations and individuals will put clock ahead one hour_ "Profit invested Mrs Effie Kemp will be the in better ma- In Mayfield Burial will be in canvass of the area vain on the right front fender. call at 11:13 am. and left the who participated and contri- Technically, the changeover chines so etticienUy guest speaker at the weekly operated Water Valley. Residential sections south of scene at 11 40 am. buted to the recent Mum ' is 2 am Sun ay morning. It they create more TOPS meeting this Tuesday profit is the Main Street will be covered at Thursday at four p.m the Lions Club Mop and Broom means a lost h r of sleep. In evening. April 30. one and only way to win the a later date. at Discussion firemen were called to Glen Sale. October. when he clock war everyone wants Brother Of Murray m Mrs. Kemp's topic ofsevenp Group to win —1 Cost of the donuts will be 60 dis Dale Road where the car of Special public thanks to the turned bac score is even- si war cussion will be, the on poverty and unem- Woman Succumbs cents a dozen "Approaches Will Meet Monday George Roberts was on fire. members of Alpha Tau Omega ed to Effective Dieting" ployment The donut sale, usually Firemen used the booster Fraternity who helped us, The This year only two states con- Mrs Kemp to ducted by Kiwanis is 2 facility mem- extinguish the flames. Murray Lions Club, to make were officially exempted from in both ber at Murray The Wekh, West Virginia, Mrs Robert Singleton of spring and fall, is State University The the recent annual Mop and the Daylight time provisions — one of the in the nursing Great Books Discussion Daily News apparently does North 17th Street returned principal fund raising departMent Her Group Broom Sale an outstanding suc- Arizona and Hawaii Both state activities informal talk will meet at the Murray. not like Bobby Kennedy. Here home Thursday night after be- of the club The will be in keep- Calloway cess. All this money will be us- legislatures took advantage of profits are us- ing with County Library. Mon. Luncheon Planned is what they had to say" Bobby ing called to Kansas City, Mo., ed for local the goals of the TOPS ed in Murray and Calloway a congressional approved charitable a n d organization day. April 29 at seven pm. ols- Kennedy is: uninvited, unwant- due to the death of her bro- civic projects. which is to Take At The Oaks Club County for LOCAL sight pro- tion and voted not to abide by Off Pounds ed. undesirable, unethical, lin- ther, Garland Goret, Sensibly "Democracy in America" is jects and youth projects. the provisions of the new time .Americapa, unfit, unprepared, Mr Goret, age 63, died from The national organization of the book to be discussed. Dr. The ladies day luncheon will Your paper's publicity cer- laws. But Navajo Indians in Ar. TOPS unshorn. unpopular, unloved, a heart fetal% Funeral and bur- is composed of members and Mrs Alfred Wolfson will be served at noon on Wednes- tainly helps us, The Murray izona say they will switch their dedicated and over-rated" ial services were held in Kan- to the task of weight lead the discussion. ' day, May 1, at the Oaks Coun- Lions Club, with our many pro- nation to daylight saving time, Ham Stolen reduction sas City on Tuesday. and control The try Club. jects and helps us to further complicating matters. Members help "The shooting of Martin Luth- Survivors are his wife, one Murray chapter has its weekly are urged to attend. Hostesses. are Chris Luther others. er King was a grave setback. son, one daughter. one brother, meetings and weigh•in on Tues- Any interested person may at- 753-6512 and Sue McDougal tend Sincerely thanks, The idiotic reaction. involving and four sisters including Mrs From Locker day evenings at seven p m at and take part in the dis- 753-6796. All women are asked cussion George H. Ligon, President a carnival of irresponsibility, Singleton of Murray. the community center on Ellis I if they have reed the to make their reservations by Spring Music Drive. selection prior to the was graver still We can recov- meeting. Monday evening. Murray Lions Club er yet — but only if we start Hazel Man Acts All persons interested in calling things by their right weight reduction are cordially Program Two alert policemen, Patrol- Is names. invited to attend the meetings. As Own Attorney men, Mine!' Phillips and Joe • Looting is not anguish — It's Sugar Creek Baptist Church Pat Witherspoon, discovered a Dedicates robbery. The sniper is not a A Hazel man charged with breakin at 1 -07 this morning at Planned redresser of balances — only Hospital shooting a youth in the foo: the Gibson Frozen Mod Locker Report a murderer. And New to Injure a acted as his own attorney , on North Third Street. Building Sunday; Has Long History man you because never saw a Thursday at his trial in Circuit Admissions, April 25, 1961 man of his race injured a man Court Capt. James Witherspoon • "If any man will The annual et Paris. Tenn of come after building. size 34 feet by -68 Yore who invites the spring element- of your race is criminal bigotry. the Murray Police Mrs Carrye Hughes, OW, public to 'ary Ralph Latimer. 30. cross-ex- Department 311 So. let him deny himself and feet, was completed in 1984 attend the music program for the It's just that simple" — Jenk- said the two patrolmen 13th Street. Murray; Mrs hers-ice and note • amined witnesses called by At- were on Juan- take his cross and follow me" and the debt was paid in full burning Murray City Schools will be ins Lloyd Jones in the Tulsa petrol duty ita Perry, Route ceremony on Sunday. torney General W. R Kinton when they noticed I. Dover, Is the inscription below the in January 1968. Plans presented during the month of Tribune that the glass Tenn ; Euin have 1911 Suikling Jr. to testify against lAtimer in the front door Bizzell, Route 1, name of Sugar Creek Baptist been made to May. of the Dexter: begin construc- In April 1911 a new church on a charge of assault and bat- Locker plant was broken Mrs. Dorothy Orten, Church on its new building tion of a 1000 on new paFaor's home in building was located at the All students le Secretary of State Dean Rusk tery with a deadly weapon. Phillips and Witherspoon Payne, Murray: Marvin a hilltop in the northeast enrolled in the sec- the immediate future. top of the hill just a few feet Murray has not held a scheduled news Latimer pleaded notified Capt Witherspoon and Billington. Route 1, Murray; tion of Calloway City. Schools, grades not guilty County that from the present location. This conference since lag January to the charge, Patrolman Earl Stalls who went 011ie Stiller. Route 1, Dexter; Members of the building com- one through six, will partici- and a jury heard will be dedicated on Sunday. building was 28 feet 4 when he held a "year-ender." to the scene in case the thief or Johnnie Walker, 1602 Sunset, mittee appointed September by 40 pate. This year's pageant is the testimony. April 28. at two p. m . daylight 4, feet and the During the seven years that he thieves were still in the Murray; Mrs Sarah Crowder, building commit.' entitled "Music In The Land Latimer is accused of shoot- build- saving time. 1963. were Harley Barnett, tee has held this office, Rusk has ing. Route 1, Dexter: Miss Susan L. for that structure was corn- of Make Relieve" featuring a ing Davey Merrell, 16. of Ha- This memorial inscription is B. Duncan. held 58 formal news meetings Claypool. 1612 Kirkwood Drive, Terry Ray, James posed of R. Otuland. J. W. special wish for each grade zel, at the Latimer home just Police a tribute to the persons who in Washington, an average of said the person or Murray; Tommie Atkins, Route Rose, and Bro. Otis Jones. The Falwell, Jesse Roberts. W. C. unit. south of the Kentucky state line persons first organized this church then about eight a year This com- broke the glass, open- I. Murray; Mrs Revs Lucky, present pastor near Crossland community. The known as Tuckers Spring in is Bro. Alvin (Continued on Fees Four) Each pares with 146 which Dean ed the door, and took one of 202 F.. Poplar, Murray; Baby school will present this incident occurred on Dec. 31. three 1870 pageant Acheson held during his four- hams hanging in the Girl Darnell, Route 1, Almo, in the Murray Hi gh ----- front The present brick church School auditorium ie year tenure (about 36 a Year) office. Nothing else was Dismitsals at 7.30 p m WEATHER on the following Pt •'and 119 held by John Foster reported missing or bothered, Mrs Myrtle Housden, 900 dries; Carter according to the Elementary May 3, Robertson Dulles during his six years in by United Press International police. The North 18th Street, Murray: M. Oaks Country breakin occurred sometime Dorothy Club Elementary May 10. and Au• I/ office (about 20 a year). Mostly cloudy today through be- Lawrence, Route 2- tween midnight and one Murray: Starts stin Elementary May 20 Sunday with scattered showers. o'- Mrs Dorothy Orten. Golf.Play clock, the police said. A small remittance fee will "Your four husbands have been High today in 1000 Payne Street, Murray; the 60a and low be collected at the a banker, an actor, a minister 70s. Low tonight Mrs Bessie Wadkins, Route 1, door and fOirto low 50s. proceeds will go toward and an undertaker," comment- Rain diminishing Murray; Mrs. Kitty Lawrence, pur- from the FOUR CITED chase of ed a friend of an oft-married north Route 1, Dexter; Mrs. Mary Mil- The women of the Oaks musical suppies and Sunday. equipment chorine "Why did you pick ler, 1107 Circirama Drive.Nue Country Club will open their for the Murray Ele- mentary Music men in those particular profes- Kentucky VIY: Mrs Ruby Elkins, Route I, regular season of golf on Wed- program. Mrs. Like: 7 a.m. 358.4, Three persons were John Bowker sions" no cited by Murray; Mrs. Joyce Haley, Rt. nesday. May 1, with a kick is director. change; below dam 301.8, the' Murray Police off en "That's easy." was the ans- down Department I. Almo; Howell W. Hopson, coffee at nine a.m. at the 0.7. Water temperature yesterday and last club. wer "One for the money, two night They Route 2, Cadiz: Edd Ross, Rt, Doris Rose and Laura NOW YOU KNOW 61-63. were for public Park- for the show, three to make doinkenness, 1, Hardin; Mrs Emma Jean er are hostesses for the Barkley Lake. 7 a.m. 358.5, Four persons weft open- ready and four to go." cited by Rhea, 407 E. 12th Street. Ben- ing golf day. Tee off by United Press International up 01, below dam 306.5, down breach of peace, time will 0.9 no operator's ton; Master Samuel Chadwick, be at 9:30 a.m. and Man has been living in Peru license, and for golfers will There Is • legend, that at the possession of 225 South 15th Street, Mur- be paired at the tee. since at least 8000 B.C. but the Sunrise 507; sunset 6:42. alcohol, according (Continued on Paes Four) I to police re- ray; Mies Valerie King, 1508 All regular and area was not unified political- Moon sets 7:11. cords. now golfers Belmont, Murray. are urged to attend. 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6 • THE LEDGER it — MURRAY, Ii13114UCIElf. SATURDAY — APRIL 27, 1968 ALMANAC Dodgers Win THE LEDGER & TIMES by United Press International Mantle Slams & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Today is Saturday, April 27. Sports Parade Ilturray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and the 118th day of The 1968 with 248 tastigber 20 1928. and the West Kentuckian, to follow. 0ver Giants• Jaanser I.!MK Two Run By MILTON RICHMAN expansion business is "unani- The moon is new. ' • • 1413 N. Kt dilest, *way. Kesteeky 421111 UPI Sports Writer mous." They...must all agree to The morning star • is Venus. NEW YORK .1.11 — bets JAM= C. WILLIAMS, The evening Friday Night The Na- the time and place or all PUBLISHER stars are Mars Homer tional League specializes and Jupiter. Friday in are bff. We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. these nice, clean antiseptic an- Maybe ought to givet Letters to the =Roe, On this day in history: they or Public Voice items which. in our ,opubion. are not for the By .10pEorZERGEN nouncements. The kind that some consideration to Paris as MIR In 1777, Benedict Arnold de- By VITO STELLING interest at our readers UPI S Writer don't really say anything suitable Nobody has feated the British at Ridgefield, UPI Sperts Writer but a site The -spectre of Orlando Ce- don't hurt anybody. mentioned that yet. They could iiATI0/4-- Xis REPRIMENTATIVES WALLACE V. ITMER. CO, 11100 Connectieut. Mickey Mantle, Yankee Sta- peda woret let the San Fran- -The National League owners and Madison Ave, Memphis, Weds . Time* Lite Bldg., New-YetiLlefft.. - 1937, the lint p.iyment dium's living monument, is like beat everybody else there atepheason Bldg. cisco a3lants forget the trade met, or rather bickered, for lust think, Walter. boy— Detroit. Inch_ was made in accordance with National L•ague a musuem piece in ffiese days five old whichsent the slugguig first hours Friday in Chicago the provisions of the 1935 W. L. Pct, GB of the "go-go" Yankees. when DeRaulle could throw out the Entered at the Pt M Office. Murray, Rennie...ay. for transmission as Soc- man to the St Louis Card. they adjourned ial Security Act. St. Louis 10 4 714 Mantle brought back memo- they had ano- first ball. Second Clam Mauer nals in exchange for Ray S.- ther one of their antiseptic. In 1941. Nazi troops captu Los Aug. 8 6 571 2 ries' of what the New York an- StataCRIPTION deck' esen when he's half a nouncements for the press. RAINS: By Carrier in Murray. per weak 16. per Greece after 180 days of re- San Fran 7 6 .538 2'. Yankees used to be Friday month $LIO In Calloway and adloining continent assay They said they had decided .PRESENT PLAGUE counties. per year. 10.50. sistanee. Pittsburgh 6 6 .500 3 night when he slammed a two- Zones 1 & 2, lie Mr Elsewhere ill 00 All service CePeela couldn't make Friday to expand to 12 teams sulatiaripeons WOO. In 1967. Crown Princess Atlanta 7 7 .500 3 run homer in the seventh.inn- in 1969 night's game between the Giants providing they earn agree un- UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — -The Oristanding taste taxi •Il a t unonuntt, Beatrix of the Netherlands Chicago 6 7 .46-1 311 ing—the 521st of his career, b. Ike and the Los Angeles Dodgers animopsly on two new The wisdom of Confucious, en- integrity us Ness...per gave birth to a son. Cincinnati 6 7 .462 tying Ted Williams for fourth cities. because of a prior engagement Big deal! They knew that be- shrined in marble and insert!). • A abought for the day: Brit- 6 8 429 4 gpeelaerhooran etrheliasill-time major lea- SATURDAY in St. Louis so he sent a coil- fore they es-en got eeby Sun Yat-sen. today grac- — APRIL 27, 1968 ish poet John Dryden said. Houston 5 7 .417 together in I sin in his place. Sadecki and 4 Chicago. For ed wall -Of tfie-ritited Nat- "Pains of, love be sweeter far, New York 5 But the aging Mantle on his that they had to the Giants won't soon. forget 8 .385 4ki argue ions. The plaque was presented than all other pleasures . arg " Friday's wobbly legs is now out of style back and forth five the visit. Results hours? to U.N. Secretary General Chicago with the present-day, running Quotes From Luis Alcaraz, a 26-year 3 liouston 2 Thant by Liu. Chieh, Nationalist The News -old snit Six months have gone by protege of Cincinnati 3 New York I, night scy17 try to steal or Chinese Ambassador. It bears Cepeda, belted his take since the National League of- 117 N ITU) PitLss ILMNATIONAL Land first major Atlanta 3 Phila. 1, night the extra base at every in Chinese characters a quota- league homer with opportunity, ficially announced 'its intention two St. Louis 2 Pitts 1, night tion from the ancient Confuc- LONIX.)N Transfers on and two out in the nin- of expending at the winter base- — David &mats, Britain's undersecretitry this Ang. 4 San Fran 1. night It was the running game ian classic "The th inning to ruin a brilliant ef- ball meetings in Mexico City Book of Rites." Si of the Home Office, speaking of the widespread staPport Today's Probable Pitchers which produced five stolen fort by Sadecki and lift the and it is no closer of CoiLservative party Los Angeles, Drysdale bases and helped up a 3-0 lead to doing so member Entiett Powell's "Keep Dodgers to a 4-1 victory over 1-1 at now than Cleodis Simmons to Oren Francisco for Mel Stottlemyre before it was then. As a: RHODESIA WARNING Britain White" speech: the Giants' southpaw, off to San McCormick 0-2, matter Burkeen and Melba Burkeen: Mantle's homer provided the of fact, the owners are I "He took the ad ont and the finest _start of 4 p. ni. we nave seen W t came out/. lot on Ledbetter Church Road. his career, insurance runs going backwards. had pitched New York, Ryan 1-1 at Cin- in a 5-0 victory CAPE TOWN, South Africa Nothing will be the same again." / _Adolphus Lawernce to Ro- one-hit ball for over San Diego was considered a eight cinnati. Pappas 1-1, 7 p. m. the league-leading Detroit (UPI) — Premier Balthazar bert 0. Miller and Patricia innings cinch as one of the new cities Mil- Philadelphia. N ise 1-1 at At- Tigers. . Yonder warned Britain Thin-s. GRE.ENVILLE. S.C. — ler: correction to title six months ago. Now San Diego Georgia •erOv. Later biLiddux of pro- Unisarncid Runs lanta.. Kelley 1-1, 8:05 p. m. Homer Gas Chime _ dayagainst steps he said might commenting perty In Calloway County. Isn't the same cinch anymore. on Sen. Hobert F. Kennedy, D.-N.Y., a Pittsburgh. Sisk 0-0 at St. Mantle's homer off loser Earl lead to . a confrontation with __ Robert O. Miller and Patricia Not nearly as crazy Montreal, Buffalo, N. Y., and preatdeutial oahditiate: ' as the Louis, Bolles 3-0, 8 p. in. Wilson touched off the 'biggest South Africa. Vorster remind- - Miller to Adolph.. • Dallas-Forth Worth seem tra 'Ile StInIta. and AU- ti.ton Giusti 11-at ovation from the crowd of 12... ad that his country big". Lawrence. the Dodgers' gaining support. So is Milwauk- correction to title of runs in the ninth Nye 0-1. 2:15 p. in. 836 in the game. It left him Britain's 'second largest trade property in Calloway were unearned. ee: but over in the American WASHINGTON County. Sundays Gens•• behind only Babe Ryth, Willie customer. He had previously c--/'' 11.8. Education Commissioner . Hurl The ninth inning League as a possible new home C Janes and May belle uprising are- Philadelphia at Atlanta Mays and Jimmy Fox,' in the attacked British proposals for Harold Howe U, explaining why he believes America's vented Sadecki for the Chicago White Sox. Jones to Loretta Fair: lot in from posting New York at Cincinnati all-time derby-- and he should tightened economic sanctions college students are disgruntled: i Plain% 'toe his ninth straight At the rate the National Lea- Acres. victory over Pittsburgh at St. Louis surpass the 534 total by Foxii against Rhodesia. "They Cannot understand Kentucky a tiao-season span. gue owners are going, the U. S. why university professore; Like Deselapinent The luckless Los Angeles at San Francisco before the season is over. Mant- who are responsible southpaw, who nad and Hanoi are going to come for tne reach into space, for split- ! ComPanY. Inc.. to Damon Bow- allowed on- Houston at Chicago, 2 le now has three this season. of Nashville ly one run in his up with a neutral site quicker SEARCH WIDENS Ling the atoin and for the interpretation of man's jour-1" - Tenn.: two Iota. two previous In the other American Leag- - ttlis than they will. ney on earth seem unable to find the Kentucky Lake Development starts season. struck out ue games. Chicago broke its way to Make the . As usual, the National university perUneut I Inc., to Billy Curd ind Amelia II- 10-game losing streak with a Leag- to their litres:* American t.•••u• ue held _ - of Louisville. two lots_ In- other Ni games, _St. Lottia 3-2 triumph over the Minnesota back a good deal of in- TOKYO (UPI) — The US, - - W. L. formation Kentucky Lake Development'edged Pittsburgh Sl. Atlanta Pct. 08 Twiiis, Washington'edged 'Clevi- in its antiseptic art.}goabitasy In Japan has distri-e WASHINGTON — U.S. Atty. Detroit 9 3 nouncement Gen. Ramsey Clark ad- Company. Inc . to Charleiw Ca- beat Philadelphia 3-1, Cincin- .750 — • land 5-4 in 14 innings, Boston to the press Fri- buted a detailed description vocanng a federal Boston law to control firearms: rol Copeland of Chicago. nati defeated New York 3-1 and 7 4 .636 1L2 nipped Baltimore 6-3, and Oak- day. There were any number and photograph of James Pl.; Minn. Earl -This isn't a pioneer country anymore where the two lots. Chicago shaded Houston 3-2. • 8 5 .61.5 l'a land whipped California 8-4. of things that weren't men- Bay, a suspect in the slaying Baltimore 7 5 .583 tioned. I.ike: safety of the family depends on firearms. We register Kentucky Lake' Deselopment I Chicago pulled out of -its 10- 2 s - In the National League, Chi- of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Wash_ 8 6 1. Walter everything in this country* today from Company. Inc. to Harlas Har- game dive, in the American .571 2 cago topped Houston 3-2, Cin- Dalalley's -plan" to Japanese police_ A U.S automobiles to New York- for wives to dogs." ris of Smyrna, Tenn League by beating Minnesota 7' 6 .538 2's cinnati beat New l'ark 3-1, At- the inclusion of San Diego. spokesman said there was no : three Oakland lots. , '3-'2. New York downed Detroit' 6 8 .41.11 4 lanta edged Philadelphia 3-1, The Dodger owner wan San reason to think Ray -was in Clev.- Diego to Kentucky Lake Des elanment 5-0. Boston whipped Baltimore 5 7 .417 4 gt. Louis topped Pittsburgh 2-1 be a pik of the NL's Japan and that the information Calif. 5 * expanded Company, Inc.. to Thelma 6-3. Washington topped Cleve- 9 ;357 5 and .1.os Angeles whipped San framework with one, was distributed throughout the Chicago 1 10 provision Smith of Westland. Mich.: two land 5-4 in 14 innings and Oak- .001 7'. Francisco 4-1. - e Naturally, it's a big world. ' laad -- California one. Naturally, too; it's lirt the Bible Thought for Today lots rfAuted &4. Fridays Results Panay Happy -,..71118=411=. — Dodifera, hest interests.— • Callowas Resorts. To-Eta- ,.. New VOW &—lietTait Eddie Stankra pustriMe out- , • Coped& Gets Fourth 0, night a With 12 teams in the nest Cowan and Mary 11 Cow- Boston 6 Baltimore field jog %vat a happy one this league; 1 3., night there would be two Stool, s Coss: Our help time. Stanky, six-club di- is in the name Of the Lord. who made heav- an of Cairo, I'll lot in Center Cepeda sla finned his fourth Wash. 5 CU's- 4. 14 inns.. night the White Sox coach visions and O'Malley will vote en an dearth. —Psalm 124:8. Ridge Subdis'mon home run of the season as the Oakland 8 CaliL. 4, night a ho's been w.alliing iii • the outfield for San Diego so long as it When we commit ourselves to Alnughty Mersin Howard and Vernie Cards posted their fourth con- Chicago 3 Minn. 2 • to _work off the God we can tension will not be placed in the same depend on Him to help • Howard to Joe Lawren-e and secutive triumph against the of the team's 10-game us at all times. Tadays division with his Dodgers. In !Betty Lawrence- lot in Stella Pirates Tim McCarver also ho- Probable Pitchers losing streak, had somlOhing other words. he insists San- Idale Subdivision mered in support Of a sesen- Oakland, Hunter 0-2 at Cali- to celebrate when l'ete Ward's Di- fornia, ego be playing at home when Lucille Austin to Clegg Au hit performance by world series Brunet 1-2. 11 • p single drove in the second of the AL's California Angels stilt and Janice Oaks austin. hero Bob Gibson, who won his Chicago. Carlos 0-2 at Minna,two. unearned runs in the six- are at home. Catch on' Ten first game in four start,. sota. Merritt 2-1. 1:15 p m. th inning and beat the Twins. Years Ago Today 94 Besides. O'Malley has Johnny Williams aa Diana Sonny Jackson collected three Cleveland, Tiant 1-2 at Wash- Ed Stroud scored the tying nothing against Montreal being LEDGE* a TIMLS /ILL Tarry to Larry Me- hit . and drove in two runs ington, Pascual 2-1, 1130 p in. run in the ninth and doubled Includ- in ed. The Dodgers - Kinnes- arid Marilyn McKinney; pacing the Braves Boston. Waslew ski 2-0 at Bal- home Frank Coggins in the 4th used to operate over the a Iforty ..Cre.. PrIter•st.i.„-How. ! Phalies timore. Phoehos 2-1, 2. 15 p. in. as Washington rallied to beat farm club there and he al ways liked the DeataLs reported today are Mrs. Saran Wadkins. age ard Road Throwing errors by Detroit. McLain 1-0 at New Cleveland. Stroud scored in the people in Mon i catcher treat. 77, Otrte L Easley, and Mrs. E. W. Wear. I Guthrie Ostiron and laeauton 'Jerry Grote and pitcher Tom York, Peterson 1-0, 2 p. in. ninth on Del Cnser's second 2. Bob Carpenter's Marine It-Sgt. Edsel W. Ostiron to Rupert Parrish and Seaser enabled the Reds ruh-producing single. • hard line Lirogan is serving aboard to Sundays Gimes position. the heavy cruiser UM Ily rile Pai ia/i. property on score two unearned runs off Mike Answers' bases-empty- rloiedo operating with the U.S. the Cleseland at Washington 2 Seventh Providence State road Mets and escape the basement. homer in the seventh inning, Fleet In the Pacific: Boston at Baltimore 2 He still thinks the best time 11; ,J. F Page and Mamie' Page Lou Johnson's haws loaded his third hit of the game. pro- Wylene Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Detroit at New York 2 to expand Is 1971 and it is only Forest to Elisha Orr and Joy C orr: single with none out in the pelled Boston to the victory liaNaitearoy Junes, and Susan Evans. daughter of Ur. and Chicago at Minnesota with great reluctance that he • - • ra Mrs. Julian property in .Calloway County. ninth inning scored Billy •Wil. oa.er Baltimore. Lee Stange lun- Evans, received superior ratings Oakland at California would vote to go to 12 clubs in baton twirling at Jerry Roberts and Linda Ro- limns with Die winning run ited Baltimore to three hits the state music berts next year. festival at Bowling Green. to Zenas C Eno( and tn the Cuba %whir) over Hou over the last five innings and Frank* Clark, Nettie Patton; Nancy Bazzell, Judie Martha S Enia. lot in Kings- ston picked up the victory. The Phillies owner is among McNeely, and Peggy . wood Subdiviaion Sal Bando doubled- in two those Cleaver, all of Murray and, Callo- MERCENARY RETURNS who lean toward Buffalo way. County; were J. C Caihoon and _Gordon runs in a four run fourth inning as one of the new _Wanted elected to District FHA offices at the pert> on north side entries, tiome Ethel Calhnon to 0. C. Kimbro at to pace Oakland Meeting held at Wingo. Boat dock road. past Californ- of his fellow owners think it and Louise Kimbro. one see ia. could Hattie Moore Oshronato Glen be because he knows they on 'IVA Road. BRISTOL. England (UPI) ^ 1 Stubblefield — couldn't have a new ball park James R Payne and Brenda Stub- A suntanned young British 1 and Agnes in that city in time to begin Boy to deliver I.. blefield: lot on lyrY Marr gra- mercenary- flown YOUTHS ARRESTED Payne to Joe hall Spann; out of Africa play there next year. vel road by the Red 20 Years lot on Dogwood Drive East. Cross said Thurs- 3. The deadline. Ago Today day he Wine! Dichonn and Roosevelt Calloway County Land Corn- joined Col. Jean Schr- ROME(m) - - Police arrest- papers in IC amme s Buchanan, jrustees of New Mt . para. Inc,,--to Loyd Ratliff and guerrillas in the Con- ed two men Thursday in the Nothing was mentioned about LILDGILR TIMES FILL go not Xarmel Miasamary Baptist Mary uise Ratliff of Union for the money but be- fire bombing of an American. that, either, but the NL pro- Murray Church. to Glen Stubblefield City -cause "I like the idea of runn- Italian chemical fat-tory- last mised the AL Snt months Dr. James C. Hart has recently become associated enn : lot in Pine Bluff ago and Branda Stubblefield. pro- ' Sh es Subdivision. ing around the jungle chasing -Sunday. Pollee arrested Anto- that it would reseal its two Apply at with the Houston-McDevitt Clinic as a director and will - - -- Africans." Duncan Gore. 22. nio Cass°. 28. and Francesco new cities to the AL. by April occupy an office on the first floor as an eye, ear, nose was one of 157 mercenaries , Piperno. 26, and charged them 25 so that mutual plans could and throat speciallst, Dr. Hugh Houston, director of the CROSSWORD PUZZLEE , to Yester;';y's Ptue•'• -he had been intended in 'Stith arson. An anonymous be made regarding schedulin_ clinic, Ledger announced today Rwanda after the Congolese telephone call to a Rome news- and the like. April 25 is this, & Times Hospital Day army drove them out will be observed at Murray Hospital 3 ‘timIt of the paper attributed the fire to coming Thursday and the NI. (Ifticer • Eastern Congo May 12, Cannon Graham, administrator, announced. 1 Plague more than six youths opposed to U.S. policy is still going around in circles. The main feature ...Hollywood prise months ago. in Vietnam. The key word will be a hospital shower sponsored Amato in this whole by 111131•611114 13 women's clubs of Calloway County, exclusive of 121M14 114••• ewe* of North Afripe 11-firtle spats •••:' n•nree4 nrowit or• church groups. •' 4... 1444 el•feats08 - b. dam, •0410 Robert and Dan BAWL, of Atlanta, GA , are vaca- 194.90 PerOf 7.Tart tioning in Murray twat) their 171414* cst'Kalb 3 Hint cousin, Miss Kathleen Pat- 18 imitate 9 P..41 noes terson. 19• triter so Irrinstali• 20,5intut Anita Rossi-aria, ii't5 555 body Norma Jean Curd, Norma Faye Rags- 11. Canvass point 13.Ger* dale, Joyce Mcf.:age, 22-Assumed wittname LOOK Ju Ellis, Nellie Jo Jackson, Linda. Lawson, 1649.a•eney body Margaret Ruth Atkins, Joanna Wilmurth, 231.114rootv 19 Fervor, Leah 21 28 lit& 38 Wrftli, 4•44.,fo• Dell alopluns. Virginia Carol Hodges, 889,00, t0r 20 Vest throng 0..nrarrn19% and Gaynell put- " dy94,988891 22 Do-is 30 Merit •-• unit et land are officers' of the 29-09.11 20 Consocries oirrelty Sub-Teen Age Juniors the • prosetor 30 Y•riadatrag IT'S NEW!!. 26-311bskty 23 41 Gel's name .. IT'S GREAT!! Woodmen Circle Stubborn 31 Pleat 42 Cruny simstOnontal anortaki 32 0011•11.) 274114‘ old Nucleus siths 4411solen 31.ved 2* 'Stupid permit 2614••••■ storm Zobs rnnobet 33 Glins 29-Conitucter• 27 War 16.84bilonfon st.11 list 35 Illochol• dotty 31.1no. -301rears Ago i".-71 This Week 32 Postrsc ripe 2 3 1 3 ;-1,.-)-;/:,;.•:7 -11 lo 10 Over $112500 :•'...,:'i For Only $995 LLDGI & VIMILs Hi 34 Hold on ii M:12 11911P4cOr .' '4(... 2.3-1111. Our portrait 14 „7"is iis MIpmbil tow rbssliern hi I 7:„.,' 9 After hearing Monday Congress had voted con- 37-Sr eagle cr- • /0 struction funds for the begun' 3•4••••• 21 g of work on the Gil- 10-Awerferm 2' -\ Murray Golden bert Checks -Trine Dam, Murray wasial ' ,_.‘:::e' leaders In eas, government, 2S and education 40-•••••• lee ,_,6 were -enthusiastic In t reaction to "foe the news 11 00111Y Iran • .,,,,,, .2, , 1:-..., for which proponent.s in this area labored ...7, 2-8 USE GO'LDEN pronunciation e A THE CHECKS LIKE MONEY!! for seven years. 12 Men's Dwight D. Crisp, licknonw• 2 :3 principal of Heath High School 434NbiotowIth the past 34 ,,,. four yew's, has been appointed as assistant to ristralin• J6 Scout Executive 5 ON er s1125m Roy C. Manchester of the Chief Paduke I CY for only .. . . $995 area. Boy Scouts of America. Crisp Is front this county. 411,..,Dmeillt 40 , ,te Mr. arid Mrs. r1/4, 1 * Dewey Lampkins announce the mar- ..".•.:, further riage of AS 4A For information call the Golden Number their daughter, Mildred. to Cecil Taylor, son 01 . . . 753-6663. Mr and Mrs. Taz.Taylor 2.1-- Almo, oil April 16: rurra of • 47 43 Mrs. Nancy N. Parker, age. 94, died at the home of -2•Condert GOLDEN CHECK GIRLS ARE MAKING CALLS NOW — :011 Robert FS Parker 7 ••

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blood of the RH negative mo- fusion of the child. New Drug Is ther and her RH positive off- Tests have shown the risk spring. of the clisease is reasonably ' • +I, 'I LJ Y • ‘...1 '... • i ?LI N 1- •' -_,, I The injection should be slight with first-borns Ahnsi-J • H11-2L. • LillY • !_.'__LL• RE.N 1 • bWAi-) • tlr-PL • of such On made, according to the investi- unions but Chit risks increase Market gators, within 72 hours after with each decceading preg- is "unani- birth. nancy. all agree to Reasonably Slight Risk The RH negative factor is or all bets For RH Baby CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS The drug makers said Rho- present in about 15 per cent gam should be- available in of Caucasian women. Among ht to give*. WASHINGTON - A New June at $64.80 per dose, though other racial groups, it is pre- FOR OT 7 A-80-C to Paris as SALE -DACHSHUND Puppies, A. E. C. Jersey drug firm is marketing final cost to the patient will sent in five per cent or less. obody COMPONENT a new has STEgEO, televi- registered, $35.00. Call 7534523 1967 CHEVELLE Malibu, Su- drug designed to pre- be determined by the hospital. The three researehers a r e They could sion, drum vent the NOW OPEN new Westwood set, books, records, A-Z9-P per Sport, 396, four-speed with problems of "the RH The blood disorder affects the Dr. William Pollack, iminuno- there and and refrigerator. ELECTROLUX SALES & Ser- baby." Subdivision at the south end All very rea- 9000 one-owner miles. Walnut babies, RH negative mothers hematologist of the Ortho old boy- sonably priced. TWO ROUND OAK dining ta- vice. Box 213, Murray, Ky., C. The vaccine and RH positive Of South Eighteenth Street, one: 811 Vine, (corn- steering wheel, rear window -type drug, call- fathers - firm, and 'Drs. Vincent J. Fre- ow out the er bles, one refenished. Priced to M. Sanders. Phone 382-3176, ed should half mile from city of S. 9th). A-29-1' Rhogam, was recently ap- the offspring inherit the da, obstetrician and gynecolo- limits. Over sell. Lots of other good defroster. Call 753-6655 days; Lynnville, Ky, H-May-16-C proved, one hundred an- after extensive clinical father's RH positive blood. gist and John G. Gorman, pa- choice lots to PEP UP with Zippies "Pep tique items. 753-5686 nights. A 30-P choose See Elroy Sykes trials, by the division of bio- Treatment go far requires a thologist, both of the from, price range from Pills" nonhabit-forming. Only NOW OPEN: Standard Station College at Murray Hatchery, 406 So. TWO FRAME foundation mat- logies standards of the Nation- costly complete blood trans of Physicians AGUE $1200 to $2400. No money down $1.98. Holland at 4th and Maple across from and Surgeons. Drugs. May 27-P 4th, Murray, Ky. A-27-C tresses, one new. $15.00: one al Institutes of Health to cir- • and small monthly payments. post office. Specializing in V. W. slightly used, $10.00. Both for cumvent the RH blood factor IS (UPI) - Freeman Johnson, Realtor, CLEAN carpets with ease. Blue 100' x 150' LOT in Kingswood repair and tuneups. Call 753- in disease, erythroblastosis fetalis, :fucious, en- Phone 753-2131. TFC Lustre makes the job a breeze. Subdivision. Call 753-4516 after $20.00. Ideal for bunk bed 7523. 'A-29-C home or cottage. which is fatal to at least 10,- and instaila- Rent electric shampooer $1. 5:00 p. m. M-1-C Call 753-6783. 8' x 33' AMERICAN trailer, Large Size DEEPTAN 000 babies • year in the Unit- (Message Changed Daily)' today grac- air- Big K. A-27-C A-30-C sun tan conditioner. Phone 753-7353. 1965 FORD oil, $1.39. Holland ed States. Milted W- X-L convertible Drug Store. 1(11.1.10NS of rugs have been bucket seats SEAL POINT Siamese kittens, Ortho Diagnostics, a division m presented with console, &u. A-29-C akaned with Blue Lustre. It's tomatic in floor, power steer- one male, one female, 4 months of Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp., y General THE MURRAY America's finest. Rent electric ing and brakes, air, black and old, $20.00 each. Call 437-3135. Beauty Salon of Raritan, N.J., is thf maker. Diali*Devpirional Nationalist TIRE SPECIALS! will be shampooer $1. Hughes Paint white. Local car, one owner. A-30-C closed Monday and Rhogam was developed after .r. It bears Tuesday 29-30 for redecorating. eight years of Cooper Wide Duels Store. A-27-C Call after 5:00 p. m., 753-4516. research by ,rs a quota- LOTS: Take yours pick. Beau- three scientists, one White Wall Nylon M-1-C A-29-C from the ent Conine- tiful trees or no trees-sloping firm's laboratory and HOUSE TRAILER, 8' x 35', oriel two with 753-4411 & of Rites." II F70 x 14 - $25.45 to front or to back-just in- HELP WANTED Columbia University bedroom, $1250.00. Also 2- '62 FORD, A-1 condition. Pow- College of plus $2.50 Fed. Tax side city limits or just outside Physicians and (Cut Out and Place Near Telephone) horse horse trailer. Call 753- er steering, power brakes, au- Surgeons in -size 100' x 225' or 1 acre. 2 MEN New York. ,RNING All Tires Have Road 8004. A,30-C tomatic, V-8, cheap. Call 753- wanted by local mason- Hazard Guarantee 1741 between 7:00 a. m. and Cash or easy terms. Prices ary contractor' to assist brick One injection of the drug 5:00 $1750.00 to $2500.00. Claude L. layers. Call 753-3754 after 6 taken from the blood plasma mith Africa 10' 1 p. m. A-27-P THWEATT'S SERVICE 52' MONARCH Mobile Miller, Realtor, Phone 763-5064 p m A-29-C of RH-negative blood donors : Balt hazar STATION Home, 2 bedrooms, air-condi- BY OWNER: House at 1023 or 753-3059. A-29-C was said to immunize a woman itain Thurs- Alma, Ky. Phony 753-2720 tioned, completely furnished. Sharpe Street, 4 rooms and WANTED; Reliable housekeep- with the dread RH factor. It is BY OWNER: New colonial style er , said might A 27 C In excellent condition. Call 753- bath, for $6,500.00. For appoint- and companion for elderly this blood type which f:cts up tation brick house with two tile baths, lad). with 7972. A-29-C ment call 753-6173. A-27-C Call 753-6713. A-27-C a deadly fight between the A GOLDEN OPPORTi ter remind- carpeted living room, hall and liffilf"n country isge, 44....114.onts, large family WANTEll• _Baby_ sivar--for--2. tirtaATO PLANTS and peppers rgest trade' kitchen with all built-in G. ,E. day and night. Two ref- of all kinds. FOR RENT I DO you plan on buying another tractor this year? previously Mrs. Paul Dill. appliances, central electric heat, erenees required. Call before 507 Vine Street. A-30-C 9:00 and after 6.00, 753-7435. aolf so you will want to see this one ... 1959 Model D .4.4posals for utility and car port. Must be FURNISHED, modern 2-bedroom WALLACE }OR A-27-C r14 Allis-Chalmers with almost new tires, in A-1 sanctions President wen to appreciate' Desirable lake cottage, accomodating six. FIRST GRADE condition. 2-14' flat bottom plows and an 13i ft. Birchwood cab- location. Call 753-3903 anytime. Call Greene Wilson, for reserva- Stand Up For inet, reaches from ceiling wheel disc. This equipment and tractor America to A-30-C MOORE'S BODY SHOP wants tions, after 5:00 p. m., 753-3536. is priced at I floor. Can be used as a china ust $1,395.00. All Wallace experienced man. Good work- 11-A-27-C )ENS Supporters are urged to attend trophy or gun case. Heavy glass, SERVICES ing conditions. Call 753-6035. meeting at the Southside Restaurant, Tuesday, ' OFFERED sliding doors on top. Three A-29-C THREE APARTMENTS: One 1/Are1 you tired of being out $7 to $10 a week to haul April 30, 8:00 p.m., in interest of organizing a , shelves on top, two are adjust- unfurnished, couples only. Call your MOVING cattle to livestock market? If so you can solve - The U.S. campaign committee. . able Bottom has two doors 753-1950. -C Reasonable reliable. WANTED: Experienced M.4 this problem by buying this 1955 flatbed long wheel has distri- %rah- two shelves for storage and. Phase body Wallace Supporters 753-7271. II-May-16-C man, willing to work, depend- .base truck with new 2-piece cattle and grain rack. description 4 2t) c Paid $120.00 to have at made WANTED able. Contact Rudy Bailey at TO BUY A steal at $339.00. Call Edward Russell at Hazel, James Earl and will sell for $50.00. tall MAINTENANCE Unlimited Jan- Rudy's Body Shop, 301 Ash Ky., 492-8315 and see the the slaying Mrs.. Jr. Garrison at 753-5229 itor Service, e.b6ve eqn.ipitient, a27c Commercial, In- Street. Murray, Ky., l'hone 753- WANTED: Good two-wheel farm m• King Jr., dustrial, Residential, 492-8486. 1277. A-27-C wagon. Call 496-5610. A-29-P e_ A U.S M-23-C .re was no High Excitement All the Way Peanuts® IFP it- lay was in POSITION WANTED: Mill nur- by CharIes M. Saulz information se elderly person and do light rughout the housework Can give references. AS GOOD AS GOLD Call 753-56116. A-30-C q0O'Ll. GET LOST OR FAU. IS THAT 6.114AT 4:1U 6.1•41IT ig A HOLE OR 5atiE114,46: NAVE HAPPEN? IVOU WANT • By Edward Wymark BUSINESS 406E1 LOST Oe FA.U.IN A HOLE 0* SOMETHING?! Trots the Coward-McCann. Toe. noveL 0 Copyright. flat OPPORTUNITIES Edward Wynatirk. Distributed by King Feature* gymnasia IS YOUR Business for sale' Businesses only. For fast con- WMAT MAR MATTVIRD From the Gramophone, a There's nothing to be done to fidential service write or call: A, John Verrekar. a tranwon- Mendelasolui iinental pilot. left Hingnpor• he concerto went into prevent a woman acting on her 471-1930. Byerfinder System, heard a _below snot and friend. the second movement. I stood by Intuition, Anthony so we went outside Sikeston, Mo. H-A--29-C nnyn. had been appre- the fire and kx:Mod at her. hended for WTI ucgling gold into where It had stopped snowing India. In London. Ilcastyta• wife. I said "If you go to Paris to- (1;14..da. and drove to see Olga Mostyn. I told Verreker she was sur- morrow, Nancy fflositYn Ind SAM pounds in can I come too?" felt like a atuaLuzi on a Chrie , by Ernie Bushmiller •'wet bank saeouin. TWO police- 'But I thought you had a Lan mission. men Adoarie and Treet,..in. ones- training melt, darling." boned Terraier about antorta tr- On canvas with the help of faigulatibm end his ainluriataut with "Well," I replied, have, but bleartyn. spatial values, the houses in They wiked if he had any perhaps I could t with • Me Cbarc is Hong fly over In the Lester Place might have -as- ong. Vetreker aatd be did not evening." (PHOOEY---YOU SHOULD CLYDE ALWAYS MowL▪ hire sumed some light and grace; in WHAT'S HE GOT At • -mitten party (hen 'We could come by ins truant ineastna Vernaker back on reality the whole street needed LOOK SEE THE BIG. FISH SEEMS TO tnet Camilla Vandervell. an •mert, Thursday, or sooner," she said. I THAT YOU HAVEN'T clam bowed a bulldozer. Fronting a fifteen- in Parts as agent for a "Why come back? CAUGHT-IT CATCH BIGGER Nave York an firm of Irhwh hnr Let's stay hedroomed house of a hundred 1-.-. GOT? father is dtrietor Verreker an-eased in Paris." to and fifty years ego, the en- WAS FISH , THAN sea Qinnalla the mat der far din- 'That'd be marvellous. ner anti the races H. realised ne Oh trance porticos could have been LONGER was falling in love with Camilla darling, I'm so happy." She held - YOU DO--j She told him stw-wit considered Palladia n: but etr,,a her brother. ur her arms and I Mick, who worked in Lbw Far Zed kissed her cramped together with only ten TH IS ARMS fir 1St fancily • inter..? and of ner as she lay back on the sofa. "I'll burlap background Yerreker was paces distance of bliick rusting _IKE) have to work part wiried by inter he had s flight to of the day, Ironwork and damp basement Hong Kong the folhowing week He but we could have all the week- Carotin ditch to separate each from the told about Konya and of end and every night. You Me arrest. II have other, plaster, fluted columns to keep out of Andre Larria- did little to lighten four storeys CHAPTER 11 gue's way, because he might get of Victorian decay. L(1 IT WAS getting told in the car strangely bourgeois ideas and As I parked the car, two I now, and the snow was fall. come round to protect me. small boys emerged from the ON. Ins thicker, planting white Monday, until now the end of damp obscurity eheeseeloth on of the failing the grey surface the world, suddenly became an- •••• 14... light, to inspect the Jaguar. The o liver of the road. other day of the week. Excited- 197• S/0 0.1. A.kle.- •on Ipt snow had become slush under 1.•••••• liww•••• "I suppose they think Tony ly I went • on. "We'll have a too many feet. lIfoistyn is a bosom friend of whole seven days. I'll have to The tuna was a quarter mine," I said to Camilla Van- come to 4 back tomorrow week for four, Abbie 'N dervell. my service, but otherwise Slats it The two children wore blue by R. Van Buren "If he Is. that's no crime. couldn't be better." parkas and -enormously large There must be something else, 'What Ume are you leaving surplus More Shoes. They were something you haven't told me." for Hong Kong?" WE'VE HAD THE GOODS about ten years old and un- EVERY MINUTE SOMETHING "No," I said. "There's nothing "In the evening," I said, then ON THEM FOR SOME PME friendly, like the street in which I CAN PROVE THESE COMES SACK TO hAE---rus remembering, TWO elm I think they're just sus- added, "I shall go they lived. BIRDS STOLE THE vouR TESTIMONY WILL WAY YOU LOOK, TALI, picious au principle. Why are and see your brother." MAKE IT FINAL. Camilla polled the collar of BONDS AND THEN HOLD tAY HAND. ANY you no worried about Olga Moe- "Darling, I've been thinking imes her coat about her ears and as TRIED TO HANG IT ' DAV NOW I'LL tyn, anyway? She may be in about that." she walked not speaking beside ON AN AMNESIAC RETURN let BEING for • tough time, but I expect "About what?"' in., her heels tapped loudly on THEY CALLED SLATS SCR A PPL it'll be all right in the end.' "Too seeing Nicholas hi Hong the pavement and gave a lonely *LEFTY." FULL TIME 4, "The tough time, as you call Kong." echo. The only other sound was It. could be very tough Indeed," 'What about itr" the dripping of leaking gutter* she said. -Let's look her nton- 'Please don't." and the almost inaudible rub- ber in the telephone book. "Why not?" up berized sound of my suede boots . .. I'd ?Ike to meet her. Per- -Because he's se difficult flexing In the dirty melted haps we could think of some- nowadays. I mean .. . well, it's snow. thing, I mean help in IlOrne prac- hard to explain. Somehow he's Mostyn's place was identical tical way... ." sbe trailed off, changed so much and- besides to the other eighty - odd houses hadeterlintriately. he's my brother and I'm afraid that stretched beyond it. It was In the flat, we checked all the he might put you against me or rather • come down after the Mostyna, but Tony's number something." officers' mesa at Wunadort or wasn't listed. -I couldn't rare less." Feinberg or Wahn, but I sup- -She probably rang me from 'Please don't darling. Much pose Anthony Mostyn would a call box," I said. better not, you kritrw.• have swopped it any day for his -r suppose In. Poor woman." Ign I promised her. but I could Calcutta prison. I'm not so sure "Como here,' I said. "and not help wondering about it. Ap- I would have done; especially Lil' Abner - stop worrying." / kissed parently by Al her and Nichnlas had a para- now that it was getting dark. CaPP smelt the sharp, soft Jean Pa- lyzed leg and was exceedingly The number of the house was to(' perfume. twisted emotionally, but then inexpertly figured on frosted PHONE THE NEWSPAPERS THEY'VE -IT'S OFF THE MARKET!! 'Let me go and change, darl- what possible harm could that glass above the front door and, THAT I WILL CONSENT TO ALREACN THE NEVJ SENSATION IS ing; and put • log on the fire:* do to us' white against the yellow paint I MAY Ma went upstairs and I roused I klaried her BE FiNisHED N TV- WRITE THAT "SEX ADVICE PHONED!! THE ABNER"DOLL'! and sat cm the and clearly discernible even Si • the flames and put the Gramo- sofa - BUT NI All ABLE-BODIED TO THE LOVELORN and she made me promise' the failing light. was Anthony -SAY I NG IT DoEvAT( .;Nsc3!-- rr DOESNT phone on. In the street, the again. After that her worry and Mostyn's card slotted 7-YEAR-OLD!! 7-YEAR-OLD" "FORGET DO ANY Men IT JUST black outlines alongside of our friotprinta that small part of her that had the bell of the top flat_ Some- CAN STILL COLUMN.'! LIES Tf4:-.• AND were rapidly becoming faint been so IT!!" remote, disappeared or body had torn and disfigured smudges on a thickening white mellowed EARN A into the softness of the end of It, but it was still SNORES!! background. her real LM NG!! self. Then she became readable. I preened the bell and Adeane and. Moat yn and Mos- anxious about Olga Mnstyn pushed oPen the tyn's front door wife drifted away, as the again and, agaln.st my will, I Which was already ajar. thought of CaMilla absorbed me rang Dtreetory who gave me the Camilla seemed frozen Camilla by It eame quietly bask number which they hadn't yet AIL and sat down and curled herself printed in the telephone book. "I expect their flat will be in the kidney sofa, in But when White I dialled it, It was out better than this, no don't he too Jeans and black pullover. Her of order, so I rang Directory depressed," I said to hair encourage • was like heaped darkness again and they gave me the ad- her. I nearly added, behind "It was the soft colour of her dram as Latter Place hr Bays- your idea to come." tack water. (To continued Tonsorrota), Pam ibe Cbiltr4-111 Cann, Int% sewn. 0:myright. 1967, Mdward Wm.". Masdbmial kii Max Balms andamaa. •••••• •••

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couple will reside at Twinkl- H. G. Jones Mrs. J. B. Burkeen .. . Phone 753-1917 or 733-4947 of Shilo, for $40, ing Star Trailer Court on Fried- SUGAR EREElf • • and other expenses amounted man Lane. to $2.8,3Q In September 1893 Dogmas Being Women Not ! • • • the treastNr reported the (Continued From debt Pees I) of $68.50 had been paid. This PERSONALS building was used until 1,911. Sloughed Off Ready To Stewart. and tlike Falwell. This 31 Pastorates Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilker- most- took place some time be- The church has recorded a By LOUIS son, Jr., and son left Monday fore March 1912 as the church total of 26 pastors with some CASSELS Lower Hems United Press for Detroit, Mich., after a vis- voted to sell the former old serving the church more than International "In every age, the young it with his mother. Mrs. Day- building on that date. once for a total of. 31 pastorates have Capt. Forrest Is Miss Rosalie Edwards Becomes cast about for new stigmas Brae Of tha Wilkerson, and other re- The ; pastor of the church in from 1892 to the present time. with which to beat the old dogmas. By GAY PAULEY Guest Speaker At Stephen .4llan ll'ood At Paduclth Church latives. September 1918 was to receive The . records of pastors from • • • Now the dogmas themselves UPI Women's Editor a salary of $100 per year, ac- 1870 to the present time. The Magazine Club are being sloughed off." NEW YORK (UPI) — Wo- The wedding of Miss Rosalie dress of pate pink crepe fash- Mrs. Florence Askew has cording to the Churchrecords. records of pastors from 1870 men simply are not ready to Capt. Gaylord Forrest w a s Edwards and Stephen Allan ioned similar to the bride's and been transferred from the Sunday School was first held to 1892 are That capsule comment on the not known. lengthen skirts drastically, says the guest speaker at the meet- Wood was solemnized in the trimmed with matching pink Baptist Hospital, Memphis, at the Sugar Creek Church in current vogue of radical theol- one influential designer who ing of the Magazine Club held sanctuary of Broadway Chris- satin. Her headpiece was a Tenn . to Medi-Center. Room April 1328 with the school each Pastors have been C. C. Win- ogy comes from Dr. Albert C. two- has completed a cross country on Thursday. April M. at tian Church. Paducah. on Sat- large satin bow. 302. 315 W. Pauline, Memphis. Sunday at two p. m. Official ters. J. T. Stewart, Clayborn Cutler of the Perkins School tout to find what feminine tas- thirty o'clock in the afternoon urday. April 13. at one o'clock Miss Nancy Kaye Duff, of Tenn. Sunday School was organized Wells, C. A. Stewart, P. J. of Theology in Dallas. tes Ai fashion really are. r at the Murray Woman's Club in the afternoon. Paducah. served as the brides- • • • in April 1931 and the 1911 Henry, 0. W. Taylor, Sandy Cutler is a Methodist theolo- House. ! maid. Her dress and headpiece Allen, P. , The bride is the daughter of budding was enlarged in Feb- H. Harris. Ed Out- Va. n of international repute. It's Stanley Herman speak- Forrest is the administrator mere styled identically to the Board Meeting Is land, A. G. Mr. and Mrs. Brice C. Edwards ruary 1933 with 14 feet by 18 Holland, J. H. Thur- Ahd he's one of the very few ing. Herman's firm, like others nine counties for the Coin. matron of honor's, only of a man, Joe for of Paducah. formerly of Mur- Held At Kirksey feet additions on each side. Johnson, C. H. Wil- men I know who manages to in the nations' garment centers, Health Associa- darker shade of pink. Each car- son, W. 0. munity Mental ray, and the groom is the son Mrs Billy Smith presided at Half time preaching services Hargrove, Fleetwood be both witty and profound cranked up for fall. ried bouquets of long sternal- already is tion. He gave the history of the of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood. the meeting of the executive were started in November 1943 Rogers, John R. Flynn, J. H. when he talks about theology. matter that women still are ed pale pink roses with vane- ND association m the community of Paducah, board of the Kirksey Elemen- and the first Training Union Miller, Buren Richerson, Kelly He was at Princeton Theolog- shopping for summer. That's reorganization July 1, !gated pink velvet streamers. after its Res. C. P Herndon Sr. per- tary School Parent-Teacher As- was started in 1944. Fitzgerald, Thomas Ed Adams, ical Seminary in Ness Jersey the way the ready-to-wear bus The main center is at Pa- Clyde Herndon. of Louisville, . Clifton 1967 formed the double ring sociation held at the school. Full time preaching services Courtney, Jr., Norman last week, participating with inees operates. ducah with other clinics be- brotberin.law of the bride, Culpepper, William mony before an altar flanked 1. Various activities of the PTA begun in September 1945 dur- Sullivan, about 50 other U. S and Euro- Si ing located at Murray. Fulton, served as best man. Michael hemlines, Her- on either side by antique white were discussed to be present ing the pastorate of Bro. Buren Henry Ramey, Otis Jones. and ,perheoanloscgyh."olars in a seminar on About those Benton. Adams. of Paducah, was out being, Mayfield. and candelabra with white tapers . to the general membership. Richardson. In 1953 while Bro. Alvin York who has served sin "Next Steps for Church .and man said, "I started groomsman.Ushers were Gene cc April 1967. definitive about lengths. I was Capt. Forrest said the Men- and decorated with greenery ! Those present were Mesdam- Norman Culpepper was pastor )04 FAlwards, bthther of the bride, going to bring them down to tal Health Assosiati9p. ,had A basket of white gladioli and es Smith. Wayburn Wyatt. Bud- a basement was added to the Preachers ordained by the and ;Klaph Goode. • Criticises Rebels knees, knee-knockers moved ahead ramdly, a.nd the mums completed the setting. I dv Anderson. Alvin Ilsrey, Ho- building. church have been C. A. Stew- cover the daughter's wedding. Many 9f the young rebels of then I made local center is supported by White satin bows marked the For her ward VcCallon, Lubie Parrish, Ten Members art, J. T. Worsham, Finis Out- I called them And P Mrs. Edwards selected a three- contemporary' radical theology this trip and talked to women the Murray-Calloway County family pews__ Harry Potts. James Tucker, Ten members in 1870 organ-'land, D. F. Billington, and Ver- piece turquoise knit suit trim. were in the group, and Duller the stores, They just don't Mental Health Association and Ray Broach. and Teddy Beane. ized the Sugar Creek Church non Billington. In fll The nuptial music was pre- ! med with off-white beading. • • • took advantage of the 'oppor- If the the Fiscal Court which was known then as Tuck- ! Licensed to preach by the want the longer skirts sented by Mrs. Donald Hem- With this she wore off-white tunity to give them a verbal midi midcalf eatches on at all. A question and answer per- ers Spring located about two or I church have been Willie Rob- don, organist. accessories_ A white csartbid- spanking. I feel it will be for at-home iod followed the talk by Capt. thfee miles southeast of the ext., E. L Geurin, and C. A. T1 ium orchid was at her should- now is cutting Forrest who was sntrodueed by Preceding the ceremony. the SEEN I HEARD • • • present church in an area that Stewart, He began by sayint that wear." Herman young theologians are eityietTed zk1rts -above the knee'for fall -Mrs Ronald €41411rehill —Press' tapers were lighted 1,DS9d—er r. is presen ly. wn as Fossett aeons ordained have been Wood. mother of the ' to do a certain His trip took him to stores dent. jEdwards. brother of the bride Mrs. .(Continued Freon Page 1) Cemetery or on a hill near J. J. Hardisson, Lee Geurin, A. amount of rant- ing from Seattle to San Francisco, The meeting was openedl The bride_ give,_ip marriage _greom, chose a beige linen time of the Crucifixion the E. Geurin. G. W. Turner, R. R. against traditional doctrines .41 with prayer by sheath with it sleeveless beige dogwood had been the size of because "novelty is the spice to Los Angeles and back East Mrs- 4essie by her father, wore a formal Car:BBloodruvil RiverSir "g Association was Outland, W. C. Stewart, J. W. g„„ Customers he said just were Houston Roane. and Mrs Chur- f imported white bridal and white lace coat. Her cor- the oak and other forest trees. Falwell, H. L. Willoughby, C. of theological life. aT • organized in 1870 and Tuckers not buying midis chill conducted the business satin It featured an sage was a beige cymbidium or- So firm and stngstrong was the tree C. Lovett, SI Empire Spring is one of the first R. F. Parker, Lelon "What is new in the current meeting_ waist and elbow-length bell chid. that it was chosen as the tim- Morris. churches to have membership David Outland,' Z. M. situation is the zealous and "Hemlines may come down a Refreshments of dessert and enhanc- Following the ceremony, the ber of the cross To be tiled Jackson, IC aeeves. Venetian lace in this association. Allmon Willoughby, dedicated iconoclasm that has fraction in the next few coffee were served by the hos- ed the sleeves the round neck. bride's parents entertained with thus for such a cruel purpose H. H. Maupin, In 1872 the name of the J. J. Roberta, come to dominate the temper months," the designer said in tem. Mrs L R Putnam. to the line. ind the Aline skirt of a reception the church tel greatly distressed the tree. and Luther church was changed to Little Garland, B. C. Grogan. and tone of the theological an interview at the showrooms members and two guests, Mrs. the gown A satin bow loeship hall Serving the guergs Jesus, nailed upon it, sensed Rome large Sugar Tree and had a total of Elkins, Robert C Owen, newcomers," he said. of Mr. Mort where he is one of 2 R. E. Beddoe and -Cwt. For- accented the waist-line S h e were Mrs Diana Cooper, Macs- this, and in His gentle pity for 52 members. Church records Terry Ray, Hayden Jackson, The young radicals have gone three partners "But if they rest. wore an elbow-length veil of es Bonnie Garrigus, Kathy Wel- all sorrow and suffering said to Buren Elkins, Harley Barnett, they'll juM*4- • • • show that the Blood River As- beyond constructive criticism drop drastically, silk illusion secured to. a crown ton, all of' Paducah and Linda it: L B. sociation met with Sugar Tree Duncan, and James Rose. and reformulation of ancient look dowdy" of the Venetian lace and seed McCallon of Mayfield. Misses "Because of your regret and church in 1884. Now 308 Membors doctrines, and appear to be pearls The dress and veil were Doris Edwards and Suzanne pity for My suffering, never The church He also has decided the ruf- The first building is report- now has 308 mem- engaged in "a deliberate re• SOCIAL CALENDAR Wood, sisters of the bride and again shall the d'ogwood tree fle of spring will be a mere fashioned by the bride's moth- ed to have burned on a four- bers enrolled as compared to jectiois of groom respectively, presided at grow large enough to be used traditional Christian ripply by fall. Just about every er. The bridal bouquet was of th Monday morning in Feb- the ten when Tuckers Spring ity as such." Ma April carnations 'centered with pink the guest register. as a cross. Henceforth it shall was first designer and manufacturer, or( Saturday, 77 ruary sometime between 1884 organized and four. Notes Brinkmanship roses and white satin stream- After the reception. the cou- , be slender and bent and twis- and in all price ranges, ruffled In and '1891, but the' exact year teen when the church was re- He noted, however, The Alpha Department of ers tied in lowe knots her on- ple left for an unannounced ted and its blossoms shall be in that even clothes to the nines for spring gel is not recorded. organized and changed the the most enthusiastic incono- the Murray Woman's Club will ly jewelry was cultured pearl wedding trip. For traveling, the the form of a cross . . two and summer Ruffles trimmed act A presbytery was called in name to Sugar Creek. clasts have displayed Sa cur- have its noon luncheon at the earrings, a gift from the bride wore a sky blue linen long and two short petals. And cuffs, trimmed neckles, trim. Sg July 1888 which met at or 'Church property is now val- ious brinkmanship, a hestita- club house with Mesdames groom dress trimmed in cocoa brown in the center of the outer edge med hemlines. • tOl near Sugar Tree School locat- ued at approximately $50.000 tion before the final Rolf King. Robert Hornsby. Mrs Anna Grace Herndon, with %roan accessories. At her .of each petal there will be nail conseq- we ed at the bottom compared to 568 50. total cost Harry Jenkins C S Lowry, sister of the bri,de. sened as shoulder. prints, brown with rust and of the hill a uence of their, repudiations. Herman made spring a n d short distance west of the pie- of the first building The total "Why stop with 'Christian Russell Terhune and Henry matron of honor She wore a Upon returning home Use I stained with red, and in the summer dresses a total of ver- Ch sent church for the value of the church property atheism' McKenzie as hostesses --leenter of the flower will be a purpose of when honest-to-God tically or horizontally ruffled — - WU listed at $100 in 1900. Ml • • • grown of thorns, and all whe organizing a 'Baptist Church. disbelief is livelier and less embroideries. He put ruffled The total church expenditur- " Mu Monday, April 29 see it will remember," Members of the presbytery ambiguous. he asked_ petticoats beneath He even es for the last assomational Ch! Mr and Mrs Fred Garland were Elders D. V. Outland, J. "Why propose radical church copied a man's wraparound It's Time for This year were $10,140 compared to ism and children, whose home and J. Parker, J. F Stewart. and reform and then balk at out- bathrobe in checked gingham $51.70 which was Ou contents were destroyed by W. J Nowlin, Deacons William first ord- right, disestablish:Tient which and ruffled the belt the collar ed in 1902, according the bm ie fire, will be honored with a Gordon and J. B. Stamps. Now- would, of course, mean the end and the front facing And they Guy to Get a Job New Concord 'church records shower at the Kirksey Method- lin was named moderator and of tax exemptions' What hind- sold an All former pastors and mem- ist Church at seven pin. Stamps as clerk Pendelton's ers the seeularizers from re- • • • • Church covenant bers are urged to attend the forming 'the But like many a fashion, toe DEAR ABBY: John and I the that was adopted as church' into a rto m.nt ring on condition I Honor Roll well as the Articles of special service on Sunday at federation of service much soon palls. So Herman Tuesday, April 30 have been married for seven "she doesn't tell anyone,'' is a Faith clubs'!" ten the church located east of Fax. for fall and winter, An educational and hobby years and I think I have a pro- little boy grown tall. And toll contained in the minutes of He suggested that some ra- said that Bu Blood on Elementary School by the think the only thing that'll show and tea for all new mem- blem • Junior that an eneaserment River Association dicals are not quite as disbe- "I Sot pastor, Bro York, and the con the ruffle business bers will be held by the Cal- ring symbolizes that 'THIS Is Released The church was organized lieving as their flamboyant remain of car gregation of the church. at the hemlines loway County Extension Home- When we were first married. GIRL IS SPOKEN fOR" — so with 14 charter members com- statements have led the public Is a bit of it for fall, the makers Association at the Mur- John decided that he wanted why the big socret? posed of J. H. Stamps. Mary C. to think But their proclaimed VW thinking velvet • • • Say navy velvet ray Woman's Club House be- to go back to the university The honor roll for the fifth Stamps, John B Stamps, Eliza- skepticism has had a deadly ler instance ruffle at ginning at one p.m. All non- and get his B A degree, so I six weeks period at the New beth B Stamps. Sarah J. Mrs. A. 0. Woods impact, he said., trig* a narrow lace DEAR ABBY: While driving done In white or pale members are invited to come to agreed to continue to work Concord Elementary School has Stamps, B. F. Stamps, J. .11. "Increasing numbers of 'mo- the hem, thru a small city in upstate Hostess for Meet see the exhibits at two p in. and support us so he could. been released by L I. Spice. Geurin. Sarah A. Geurin, Mary dern' men have been persauded Pink • • • • John got his B A. then decid- New York I became ill and a A. Wells, S. D. and Of Garden Club that traditional ChristInity land, principal It is as follows' Oglesby. does The designer, in his mid-30's The TOPS Club will meet at ed he wanted a Masters, so I doctor hospitalized me for 15 Martha C. Oglesby of Little not merit their Serious atten- Third Grade. Freddy Camp- Mrs. A 0. Woods was hos- already is a veteran of the gar the community center on Ellis agreed to continue to work un- days. I was in this semi-private Sugar Tree; C. C. Roberts and tion Thus far, precious few bell Melia Maupin. Cindy Wil- tess for the April meeting of Ment busting. He's a native Drive at seven p.m. Mrs. Effie ; til he got that Well, right af- room and had a "roommate." Amanda J. Winters of Elm have been recovered for 'FM liams. Sonia Hendon, Pam Wil- Nature's Palette Garden Club New Yorker who studied at the Kemp will speak on "Appros- iter he got his Masters, he want-1 My first "roomie" was a 10 Grove. and C. C. Winters of iconoclasts." liamson. Jeff Raspberry. Roger held at the Community Cen- University of Cincinnati, then ches To Effective Dieting". ed his. Ph D. so I agreed to' year-old kid who watched. TV Ledbetter. Fortunately, Stubblefield. Tony McClure. ter on Ellis Drive Cutler said, went right into top New York • • • I continue working. around the clock. I was trapp- Glen Redden, Glenda Eaker. Sugar Creek "there are signs that the icon- firms sketching and master Wednesday, May 1 I've supported both of Us for ed in an oxygen tent and al- Felicia Houstien, Steve McCuii- The Sugar Creek name was -Paper Mache" was the sub- oclastic fury is waning and that minding production for the lik The ladies day luncheon will seven years now I will be 28 most lost my mind. chosen and has been used un- the pendulum is beginning ton, Ricky Horton. and Linda ject of the lesson taught by to es of Pauline Trigere and the at the Oaks Country !on my next birthday and would be served My next "roomie" was McCuiston til the present time Little Su. Mrs Woods Several of the swing the other way" late Fred Fredericks of t h e Club at noon Hostesses are ;like to quit my job and have a gar Tree continued for a short Observes Re-evaluation brought into my room at 3 Fourth Grade- O. B Garland, members completed candlehol- John Fredericks firm. Chris Luther 753-6512 and Sue family while I'm still young a.m. He'd had a snootful and time, but ceased to exist as a ders and flower containers at He observed that one of the 4Iru Please ; enough, , Charles Steven Ferguson, Ben, McDougal 753-6716. - • missed-a curve at 70 miles per separate group according to the workshop meeting which more - publicized death-of-God John ny Pittman. Randy Herndon. make reservations by Monday' could easily get a tea- hour. His wife tore in, hysteri- associational records being started at ten o'clock in the theologians, Dr. William Hamil- Meaningful contemporary an- 'chine position at the university Krit Stubblefield, Rida Hicks. evening. cal. and proceeded to chew him dropped from the statistical morning. ton, "has promised himself swers to the questions which AR • • • and support Judith Kimbro, Dwight Sears, us both. but he out. She called him some in- table in 1892: however the as- more homework before further confront every generation — 1.1 now and Scott Newberry. At the noon hour dessert and The Oaks Country Club lad- says he's "out of the teresting names, immediately sociaional minutes carried it obituary notices," and Prof. the fundamental questions mood" of Fifth Grade. Cindy Garrison. drink were served by Woods ies days of golf will open with ; having a family, and then stood as suggestions for missions un- Thomas J J. Altizer "has be- which airse from "man's irre- Sill repented, outside Christine McCuiston. Dee Tonle with each member bringing her a kick off coffee at nine a.m. ; he doesn't want me to quit the door and cried for two gun to talk about the deity in preamble awareness of the of will be at 9'30 ! working I am at the end of Osborn. Kathy Wesson, Julie own sandwich. Tee off time hours while her mother gave til1896A building committee was terms that either deny its death holy,- his awareness that his will be paired at ; my rope, and any comments Quinn. Paula Elkins. James am, Golfers her the old "I-told-you-so" rou- appointed to take subscriptions Those present were Mesdam- or affirm its inexplicable res- present existence is shomehow new golfers .are I would be appreciated Burkeen. Jimmy Jarrett. Sam- the tee All tine. and superintend the building es A. 0. Woods, 1Ia Douglass, urrection." "flawed." and his deep "hung attend Hostesses are DISTRESSED my Kimbro. James MeCuiston. urged to That afternoon about 500 re- of a house of worship. The Sat- It Q. Knight, Walter Miller, L Otuler voiced hope that when er for healing" 4 and Laura Parker. DEAR DISTRESSED: Part of and Steven McCuiston, Doris Rose latives came to visit him. At urday before fourth Sunday was E. Fisk, Cletus Robinson, mem- theologians are through play- Men are still asking the age • • • the problem is your Sixth Grade: Quentin Fan- reluctance least a dozen of them pulled set as the regular meeting day. bers, and Dewey Jones. visitor. ing the game of "I can say old questions, he said, and they - egg The Flint Baptist Church We- to look John in tho eye and tell nin, O.n Darriaon, Debra Jo out cigarets and were just a- The committee brought the The May meeting will be more shocking things than deserve something better than 11111 man's Missionary Society will him what is on your mind — Kingins, Tony Raspberry, Mike bout to light eio when they Cumberland Presbyterian chur- held at the home of Mrs. Char- you." they will get back to the smart-:deck answers "The the church at 7.30 p m or •Is• why would you be writ- Renfro. Rickie Scarborough. meet at were calmly told by my room- ch building from the trustee, lie Stubblefield. serious work of trying to find stakes are too high for fads." • • • igg to ma? and Randy Williams If necessary. PrItc• mate that the "guy in the other 0111 Seventh Grade. David Bon- The Cherry Corner. Baptist tkct in front of a mirror, and bed" was in an oxygen tent' I WMS will meet at the learn how to say (convincing. ner, Sherry Pricy. Keith Dowdy. Church kept expecting to he blown to in Marsha church at 7 30 p.m. ly), "Look, Baby, I have had If bits any minute After they Ernstberger, Jimmy chi • • • with tho working. Futrell. James Let's YOU left. his wife, sat on his bed Jarrett, and PARKER FORD SALES The kick-off coffee for the support US for a change! and check for another two Joyce Winchester. • • • '.. lady golfers of the Calloway hours. Eighth Grade: Nancy Osborn of and County Country Club will be DEAR ABBY: What do you By this time I was begging Glenda Stubblefield, Inratea4 I LEFT -ra.‘aalla WAVIt ap.v • eitt.i.04v JUIVT held at the club at 8.30 am. think of a 24-year-old "mart" the nurses to ppt me in the 11111.Wns anneAT Tiling VII 1111-TaLUC Lin • • • who has gone with a girl for PARKER i.i0a.0 ON III morgue so I could get some NV( e.esissoc. ml Thursday, May 2 four years, tells her she is rest. Young, Whooping Church "perfect" for him, MOTORS The Kirksey Baptist and then My next roomie was a man net Woman's Missionary Society balks at giving her an engage- Crane Is Killed whose wife adored him. She- wAt. wsQsigD rite David Bra- ment ring' It's not the money 111410111 will meet with Mrs. was there 16 hours a day, seven ‘7611.11 T because he is in business for sher at seven Can. days a week and talked all the • • • himself and can well afford it. WASHINGTON (UPI) — A time Somehow I got well en- young female whooping crane Ha The Garden Department of He says an engagement ring rat ough to go home. mieratino from Texas to the Murray Woman's Club will is only a "symbol." hut if I Wood Abby. please print this. May-.'Buffalo National Park )4; meet at the club house at 130 am so insecure that I need a in Can- be someone will remember it ada apparently p.m. Mrs. Wade Crawford will'"symbol" to be assured of his was killed in if (God forbid.) he ever has to Kansas when it 11 have the meditation and a tour love for me, he -will give me flew into„a share a room in a hospital. power line, the down garden paths will be the one — on the Condition that I interior depart- Fl THE LOSER ment said Friday. program. Hostesses are Mes- don't tell anybody. • • • The whnoper. one of dames L. E. MeSwain. H. Ed am about ready to throw in only 47 Evairybody has a problem. living in the wilds, Chrisman, Gene Brandon. W. the towel, Can You help me' was found What's yours? For a parsons' April 15 by a high school B. Graves. and Lester Nanny FED UP ?du- we reply writ* to Abby, Box 69700, dent near Dm-ranee You'll Always Find Al Used Cars at Parker • • • DEAR FED: Any "man" wise Kan The at iLos Ample.. Cal., 90069 and department said Saturday, May 4 would offer a girl an engage- an autopsy era enclose a stamped, self-address- showed The Derby Day dinner dance that the bird died of ed envelope. multiple fractures. Including a Motors. . . Drop By Today and See will be held at the Calloway Reid Hale. Pleases make reser • • • broken skull, neck, ribs and :1, County Catintry Club. A catered vations by May 2 by minim: FOR ABBY'S NEW BOOK- shoulder bones There was no dinner by the House of grace, Mr. and Mrs_ Bobby Nix Crass LET "WHAT TEENAGERS evidence of gunshot wounds. Paducah, will be served from ford, Mr. and Mrs. Don Over WANT TO KNOW," SEND al There Is a federal law a- 701 Main Street Murray, Kentucky Phone 753-5273 eight to nine p m. followed bey. or Mr. and Mrs. A. B.i TO ABBY, BOX 69700, LOS gainst shooting the near em by the dance with music by Crass, ANGELES, CAL 90069. tinct birds. dt • (en loco