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, - - Selected An A Beet All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper RLJ • - The Primary Largest Paid Source of News-- Circulation In Murray and Both In City *ships accorn. And In County n orbit today„ Calloway County ri In the pr., Vol. LXXXIX No. 91 HI moon, wp nited Press In Our 111/th Year Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, April 16, 1968 10* Per Copy launched Sun. International olc link 11l.10. Kirksey 4-H Club Wins Club before oft Seen&Heard Masonic Meet Talent Show sinned spec,- Around Aet 1Division, rote that Rue. At Calloway Montgomery, Bob sophisticated The Kirksey 4-H Club won Smith, Tom Larry Geib. ction of huge Murray Alvah Galloway of Temple, the Club Act Division of the Hargrove end with this * to put meg Hill Lodge 276 of Calloway Calloway County 4-H Variety Leader's assisting are Mrs. Max Oliver, We find it ditticult to measure County, district deputy grand Show held Friday night, April club act Smith and Mrs. Ray mit a quart of water now that master of District II of the 12 at the Kirksey Elementary Mrs. Billy milk bottles come in cardboan Masonic Lodge, has announced School. The act was entitled Broach. of the Cherry Cor- cartons The directions say put gio,_ .. that the an- "Red Riding Hood." Members participating in the one teaspoonfull in a quart of ' nual meeting The Cherry Corner 4-H Club ner club -Speciality act includ. water, or mix with one quart of the district won the Speciality Act Division winning Ilarold Wayne Maupin, La- of water and all we have is 42MORK will be held at with a trio number. es: Donna Maupin and Mike Cun this that is marked off the Calloway Members of the Kirksey Club ningham. Leaders assisting witt in pints County High participating in the club act were Mr. and Mrs School, Col- include: Sherry McKinney, Ho- program Maupin. ihen we get to wondering how lege Farm ward Newsome, Larry Tucker Harold Other clubs participating in many pints in a quart. Ls it Road, Murray, Stacy Adams, Becky Burchett. club act division and rib- two' four' or just what. on Friday, Micheal Burchett, Glenda Mc- the Aprli 19. Nance, Sandra bons won are: Leod. Donna rib- Temple Hill Kathy Cherry.' Corner - blue It was all so simple when we Alvah .1.111MIST Stark, Diane Rhoades, Murray CRAM Club -- could just reach under the 0.0.51.54. Lodge will be Broach, Peggy Rogers, Karen bon, blue ribbon, Lynn Grove - kitchen link and get a glass host for the meeting. Dinner Carter, Martha McCallon, T01113 ribbon, Murray Univer- quart bottle. will be served at six p.m. and McCallort Cindy Bailey, Renee blue - red ribbon, Smil- the tiled meeting will be at Sledd. Allen Armstrong, Ricky sity School Six - red ribbon, Eager Old Sport is fast losing in pop- 7:30 p.m. All master Masons Nance, Jerry Tucker, Billy Dale ing Beavers - red ribbon. ularity In fact if a poll were and their families are invited. Other clubs participating in Aike n, he would somewhat Entertainment for the fami- Nature's Palette the Speciality act ane ribbons Wki President Johnson. lies will be held daring the tiled meeting. Most Worshipful Garden Club Meets won included: Kirksey - Stacy At. and Take Saturday for instance Grand Master, James B. Pat- Renee Sledd - blue nbt, Wife comes driving in and Old rick will be the principal speak- The Nature's Palette Garden Kirksey - Darlene Oliver Sport is overcome with joy. er. Club will meet Wednesday, of Sabrina Tucker. Emily Ross The adrenaline is being pump- District II is composed April 17, at ten a.m. at the PM& Lovely Miss Kay Pinicley, seated. was named as Miss Kentucky 1468 in the Miss Kentucky and Thresa Joseph accompani his veins and he just sixteen lodges in Calloway, Mies Kentucky Community Center on Ellis ed into to Broach - blue rib This lit Marshall. and Graves counties: Beauty Pave/int sponsored by tho Mayfiold Lions Club. From left right above are Katiseryn Paulette Pruitt, Clinton, Drive with Mrs. A,. 0. Woods esi by Gale has to do something. up; Lodge No. 105, Temple fourth runnor-up; Phyllis Cunningham, Murray, third runner Miss Rita Hurt, Murray, th• 1967 first runner-up; Miss as the hostess. bon. tit Squirrel is sitting there Murray Kelso- 831. Cheryl S. Gibbs, Paducah, first runniprup; and Belinda Jenkins, Mayfield, second runn•rup. Deborah Lynn Grove - Janie In the yard and Old Sport just Hill No 276, Hazel No. Pinkley, seated; Paper Mache will be the les- AISTIC Mayfield Dibble of Murray, last year's Miss Kentucky is In Florida and was ussabl• to attend. one blue ribbon. y loos after him. Wife is yelling Folsomdale No, 283, son for the meeting. Each looks'Yen Courtesy Mayfisild P.Ussongor Smiling Six - Janey New to stop, but Sport is No. 369, Farmington No. 382, _POWs is asked to bring a sack lunch days as he 6 IR Sport Rita Hicks, Lisa Smith- what he is Landrum No 283, Water Val- and cold drinks will be furn- berry, the Denbo so wrapped up in 756. Cuba No. 844, Sym- ished by Mrs. Woods. blue ribbon. doing that he just goes on. By ley No. ONE blue narrowed No. CITED Department Hazel - Vicke Lamb - golly he got that little Squirrel soma No. 917, Briensburg Home No. 543. T. ribbon. lona' Guard too. Sport's popularity dropped 401. Calvert City One To Meet Thursday a n d 622, person was cited for Lynn Grove - Kathy ecl by ISTIC new low. L. Jefferson-Benton No Movie Is Feature :a a driving while intoxicated, ac- [BULLETIN Sarah Calhoun --blue ribbon. to fight le Doric No, 737, Hardin No 781, Lawrence of the Thur- cording to the records of the James Story Hour Cherry Corner - Knt Stub- nt in 18351 before last, he had,and Alford No 925. Company will Of _ Them *Pi Murray Police - man Furniture blue ribbon. behind Department. WASHINGTON, D. C. at the blefield - treed alleaething back Ic tile"guest speaker Libby Sims. a Congressman Frank A. Stub- Murray CRAM - the house and set up such meeting of the Home Depart- - blefivid announcos Snot Mur- be held at Cecelia Sims, Laura Powell clatter that he nearly woke the ment of the Murray Woman's Story, Hour will rs he ray and its postal employees April the Murray-Calloway Coun blue ribbon. We have no idea what to be held Thursday. 'Mid. to receive Club Judges Ray Brownfield an but he was fair- State Republicans To Name have be•n selected p.m Library on Wednesday. April had up a tree, 18 at two Bury. Master of the Postmaster General's Cit- speaking 17, from three to four pm. Mrs. Harrin ly beside himself. Lawrence will he Kelso. ation of merit for outstand- Styl- "The Pigeon That Worked A ceremonies Judy 1S2 on -Combining Furniture attended ing cooperation in President is the title of the Some 275 people We raised the window and hol Delegates During The Week es- He attended Murray State Miracle" natural beauty pro- the program. at him, but we coulc Johnson's and Special Design movie in color to be shown hired April University Gale Broach president of the ourselves the tress gram at • presantation a member of the which will be one hour i n have saved School. He is Club welcomed the track 23 at two p.m. of the Nat- length. Kirksey 4-H ble Sport has a 3rd District at 11 a.m. Kentucky Chapter other clubs r99 By DREW VON BERGEN and the Rep Stubblefield said "the Design. Children from ages five and participants from • • mind Auditorium. ional School of Interior EST at Memorial Murray community wilr be are to attend. in Calloway County. also Lawrence was employed at the up invited FRANKFOliT,,,Ky. (UPIJ - The district conventions cited for maintaining its p.a. Make It a point to drive by Colonial House in Memphis, Republicans 'elect will select one presidential elec- • superior Shroat's house on South'Kentucky tal facility in such for 6": years. and help- gitrs summer's Na- tor each, and the state group a Tenn . transformed the delegates to this manner that it provides decorating of the -Sixth. She has this name two presidential ed in the sidewalk tional Convention later will clean neat and pleasant place there Roll For Fifth Period space between the techni- Elvis Presley home Honor along with reorganizing electors. The electors public may con- Year veritable week, in which the Rev. Cecil E. Kirk Miller is the and the street into a voted for in the Mrs Claude for the state party's framework. cally will be duct its postal business. I day treat for the eyes and balm election, program leader for the District conventions are set November presidential Postmaster Laster the soul. commend Cecil Kirk Hostesses will be Mesdames At Murray High Is Released Thursday. Friday and Sat- instead of the party nominees. postal employees, Rev. for Nanny, his D. Langston, F B. Crouch, -- the state conven- No action is expected at the for Meet it. Bush and the urday, with and Murray's citizens Speaker At Wells, T C Doran. Frank This Snowball 2 p.m Sat- convention on the disclo- 0 C 2.80; Mark Compton, 2.80, Bill true leaves tion scheduled for state their superior accomplish- Dwight Crisp, and The honor roll for the fifth Rid W)gelia have party chairman Methodist Women Hol-omb. Farris, 2.67; Kevin Fowler. urday at Memorial Auditorium sure by state mant in this beautification six weeks at Murray High ea them Hardwick of Lexington John Stamps 2.80, Kenneth Harrell, 2.60; In Louisville. Ted effort". Method- School has been released. For- district will not seek another Rev Cecil E Kirk Karen Hendon, 2.60; Gail Hern- buds are Each congressional that he ty-three students in the six enormous Hickory and ist Campus Minister at Murray Will don. 2.80, Nancy Herndon, 3.0; will choose two delegates term. Open Dance upper a 3.0 lhafolding Each contains a University, will be among grades made stand- 2.60; Chuck two alternates to the national The revised central commit- State Susan Hudgins, of leaves, literally, so a meeting of On Wednesday ing. handfull then 10 delegates tee, however, may meet Sun- Drive the speakers for Be Hussung, 3.0; Jeanie Jeffrey, folded and so convention, Easter Seal women The list is as follows: 65 meticulously will be se- if so. name a succes- hundreds of Methodist 3.0; George Landolt, 3.0; Celia that they and 10 alternates day and, will be held Seniors: Dorothy Bucy, 2.75; carefully arranged, con- Being Conducted in Paris. Tenn., this week when An open dance Larson, 2.60; Larry Lockhart, lected at large at the state sor to Hardwick. World Jan 2.75; Ada Sue Hut- take up a tenth of the space. Memphis Conferencir Wet at the Woodmen of the Cooper, Lyons, 3,0; MEMI=MMII, vention, tile 3.0; Paula Patsy bud form, that they do when Sparkman, treasurer of Christian Ser- Hall at Third and Maple Streets son. 3.0; Judy O'Neal, 3.0; Bev- Is The Democratic party will J Matt :nan's Society Mathis, 2.80; William Mayberry, unfolded County Crip First Methodist Wednesday. April 17. from erly Paschall, 2.50; Audrey completely delegates to its nation- of the Calloway i ire meets at en 2.80; Marsha Outland, 2.80; choose Wednesday said that Thursday and p.m to midntght. Richardson, 3.0; Linda Wil- in Chicago at the Funeral pled Children's drive, Church there on eight Jimmy Pasco, 2.80, Bob Pink- al convention collected Discotees" will be furn- loughby, 2.75. convention a n d $1843_36 has been Fridas.. April 18-19 "The ston, 30: Del Purcell, 2.6'7; party's state For Mrs. Martin for the special Juniors: John Belote, 3.0; Optimist Club To 27. thus far in the 1968 Easter Some 500 to 600 women from ishing the music Quertermous, 3.0; Wanda district conventions July will be Lee Ellen Drive conference are ex- event. The admission Steve Compton, 3.0; Crites, Terhune, Aleet On Wednesday A reorganization of the Re- Mrs Laura Martin, mother of Seal across the Rolfe, 2.60; Penny IRE said this was from The meeting 31.25 per person 2.60; Ronnie Goode, 2.60; Les- 2.80. party's State Central Frank, {Artie Mae) Petty, Sparkman pected to attend 3,0. Joyce Wooden, p - publican Mrs. the Alpha Phi Meeting public is Owned- lie 'Humphreys. 2.80; Debbie Club of Nur- the governing body, morning after the tiit stop by will be followed - bra The The Optimists Committee, died Sunday at Jones, 3.0: Donna Jones, 2.60, this week, Omega fraternity, drives • of the conference Wesleyan ray will hold its regular meet also will take place brief illness Debbie Mabry. 2.60; Bill Pasco, Faxon, Lynn Grove, Concord. Guild Friday night and se the lug at the Southside Restaurant Each of the seven districts we Memorial services will be Service and Murray City Schools, door morning Bland 3.0; Johnny Quertermous, 3.0; Many Help In order at three members a the. at the Waymen Chapel .iaturday Mrs. Ruby on Wednesday, April 17, giX choose held of houses and mission- Esabelle Ray, 260: Kathy Row- s and vie chairman on Wednesday to door campaign Rev Kirk, a former p.m trict chairman. A M E. Church will Dies Monday At lett, 3.0; Edwin Schmidt, 2.60; attend] dormitories under the direction in Sarawak. Mayasia. Members are urged to and chairwoman. at three p.m. The body will be ary Don Shelton, 2_60; Debbie the per- of Mrs. Arvin Crafton, and the the evening session Home Day meeting and to note Then on Saturday, the at the church from seven to ten address Convalescent Service this of private contribut message. "God's Steele, 2.80; Darlene Stuart, from the morning tkil manent convention chairman, p m Tuesday and bunal will envelopes April 18. His change - businesses will deal with 2.60; Ernie Williams, 2.75. meeting. to be former federal in the Murray Cemetery. ors and Time is Now." the evening I expected be of the drive,, change" whit) Sophomores: Charles Ander- I Dawson of are a daughter, The treasurer the "winds of Bland of. 202 Pop- Cross Judge Charles Survivors Mrs. Ruby 2.60; Peggy Barnett, Of Red Sparkman. said he would ap- son, 3.0; 1.ouisville, will appoint 16 at. Mrs. Petty; one granddaughter, Al. face today. lar Street passed away Monday your sending your con- a graduate of Kern Battle, 30. Richard Bla- WADISBORO CLUB members of the central Laurie Petty; three sis. preciate Rev Kirk is a.m at the Convales- I large Artie Easter Seal Meth at 11:30 lock, 2.80; Mark Blankenship, Various other party C. Hodges and tributions .to the '-ambuth College and of the Murray- committee. ters, Mrs. A. Deli- cent Division 2.60, Kathy Crider, 2.60; Marla Many area citizens and neigh- Homemakers membership drive as soon as possible. Theological School in Hospital. The Wadesboro officials also hold Mrs. Viola Greer of Murray ist Calloway County Shelton, 2.60; Celia Simmons, bors of the tornado victims Club will meet at the home of of To. ware, Ohio. was stricken ill to the committee. and Mrs Novel Gahee Yout The deceased 2.60; Dick West, 3.0. met Tuesday in response to Hurt at one p in on as cochair- He has served as year and Mrs Max Dawson served ledo. Ohio; one brother, Asher on April 6 of last Freshmen: David Alexander, the call for Community Service _ at Forest Heights Me- Con- Wednesday, April 17. GOV. Louie B. Nunn's Hudspeth of Murray. 'several Hospital Report Worker been a patient at the chain saw-s. trac- man of in Jackson, had 2.56; Ann Battle, 3.0; Mike Day with axes. 1967 gubernatorial campaign nieces and nephews lo:5(11st Church valescent Division since that to help clean participated in Fur- Boyd, 30. Harold Doran, 2.56; tors and wagons The, first of the congresaion- The Rutledge Funeral Home 11 Tenn . and time. She had resided with her and repair dam- Admissions, April 13 and Work -in Reid. Georgianna Furgerson, 2.60; up the area al district conclaves is slated is in charge of the arrange- Story Peah Cam!) sister, Mrs. Julius Sharpe, at REPORT Aldean Hough. 410 going to Sass• Richard Hall. 3.0; Nancy Hart, ages to their homes WEATHER Thursday at 2 p m EST at ments. Austria, before home at 202 Poplar Street for Ave., Murray: Master Joseph •served her 3.0; Ricky Jones. 2.64: Suzanne Laurel County Courthouse watt. where he as a her illness. • West Kentucky - Fair and the Jones. '18360 Holland Dme missionary from before Jones, 2.60, Gail Lyons, 2.60; The volunteer workers London, where the 5th Dis- short term Survivors are one son, Al- warm this afternoon. Partly in Cleland. Ohio; Fred Wickoff. Bill Pinkston, 2.78; Pat Ryan, were served food and drinks Republican delegates will Mc 1559 to 1962. B. Nelson, one daughter, elbtfily and mild tonight Slight trict Calloway Students Route 6. Murray: Mrs Opal fred 2.64; Jayda Stuart, 2.60; Ruth by Calloway County Red Cross meet. ' Mrs. Mildred DUboug and chance of a few showers ex- Cuistun, 503 Olive, Murray. Titswerth, 3.0. volunteers and others at Almo Circuit Judge Pleas Jones of Participate In South rviurrayan Involved three grandchildren. all of Lou- treme northwest late tonight. Miss Rebecca Dublin. 203 8th Grade: Bill Adams, 2.72; and Concord Elementary Williamsburg, district chair- and her sister. - Mrs. Ju- cloudy to cloudy and Festival 12 Street. Murray. Mrs. Jon: Accident isville, Katie Blalock, 2.89; Diana Schools Partly Monday some 25 per- Music In Car of Murray. with chance man, said and baby boy. 813 __- lius Sharpe Boone, 3.0; Luanne Brown, 3.0; warm Wednesday the two de- mai Lee will be held Highs this sons were seeking band stu- Inc Stark. was involved Funeral services Brunk, 3.0; Clifford Burn. Jean Blankenship, executive of thundershoWers. Beach Calloway County lege Court. Murray: A Murray man the Jamie legate posts to the Miami Murray Saturday Wednesday at eleven a.m. at secretary of the local Re d afternoon mainly in upper 70s dents participated in the Music 14th at Poplar Street, in a two car accident phis, 3.0; Patti Carr, 3.0; Mon- convention from the district. 1. chapel of the ,Filbeck and Cann Cross wishes to thank every- with southerly winds 10 to 18 Festival held at Murray State Herschol Robinson. Route Mayfield, at cording to the ty Cathy, 3.0; Jan Clark, 3.0; added that about Ii, in Home, Benton Inter- who helped in this work hour Lows tonight Jones Mrs. Carolyn Pigg Mrs Pamela Elkins, 709 accidents report in the Funeral Neva Clark, 2.78: Ann Cooper, one miles per interested in the University. Alma; traffic the Thompson Highs Wednes- persons Were M-urray; Baby boy the Mayfield ment will be in 2.89; Sarah Cooper, 3.0, Brown and also the following who do- likely in 50s the na- is band director. Story Ave.. Monday issue of County. Pro- 10 atlarge berths to parti- 17th, Mur- Cemetery in Marshall nated food and service toward day upper 70s to low 80s. High School students Edwards, 509 North Messenger. Fil- Crouch, 3.0: Ronnie Dunn, SO; Ilona' convention. 1203 Depart- Friends may call at the this project: bability of measurable rainfall cipating and their ratings were ray: Robert Wilkerson. The Mayfield Police Patsy Fitts, 2.89; Leah Fulton, Friday, four districts will sand Cann Funeral Home cent northwest tonight On follows; Vine Street, • Murray 7 !Nish reported the accident as beck 2.18; Randy Grogan, 2.56; Dixie IS per meetIngs. The tat as ment 30 per cent over hold their Kline. New Concord. Swain. 1311 Kirkwood the newspaper- in Benton Hook, 2.56, Dan Hutson, 2.78; Increasing to at 2 p.m. CST Mike Nancy follows in Murray Coal and Ice, Padu- for District meets cornet div- Mrs. Clara Hut- liv Stan- David area Wednesday. Outlook Court- first in the junior Drive. Murray: r"Vehicles operated John Johnson, 2.56; Vicki cah Bottling Company, John- at the Caldwell County Street. a std_ Thursday-Considerable cloud- ision; Aileen Palmer. Kirksey, chens. 715 Sycalnoce Icy Mall, Murray. KV . Lowery. 2.78, Dan Luther, 2.56; son's Grocery. Coco Cola Bottl- house in Princeton.; the 2nd 3. iness - with thundershowers end- third in the senior clarinet div- 7-lurray. Master TimothY Rudd. S. Morris. Route FINS 'N FEATHERS Allen McKee!, 3.0, Bruce Mil- Bunny Bread, at 1 .p.m. CST_ at Carolyn ing Company, turning -&toler late District Taylor, Almo, sec- Route I. Benton. Mrs. Ethel collided on Highway ler, 3.0; Brent Mon-is, 2.75; ins and Courthouse, Hart- Mayfield, Calloway County Welfare Fund, Ohio County senior oboe division. Hazel: Mrs. Effie Sou p m.- Saturday. Susan Nanny, 2.56; Cindy Par- Thursday. at 2 p.m. ond in the Charlton. 11 about 1:30 Calloway County Commodities ford; the 6th District students parti- Murray: Mrs. Ito on Driv- David Packer, Grade school *els, Itmite 2. "Morris was stopped the Fins 'N ker, 3,0; 3.0; Program, Press, Radio. Cable. EST at the Fayette County James St.. The editor of cipating..were as follows: sic Pearce. 607 West Land and Wall was driv- at Lynn Reagan, 2.56; Gail Rus- vision, Hopkins Grocery at A-I- 1111 Lexington, and the Lawrence, er's Feathers page, Lee Smith. is 3572, Courthouse, LaDonna Maupin. New Con- Mayfield: Mrs. Kitty on Highway 121. sell, 3.0: Bruce Scott, 2.72; Al- & Ketitucks Like: 7 am at 1 p.m. EST at ing north home on the New Concord mo Heights. Bumn Jeffrey 7th District in the junior flute I. Dexter. James- Kim collision occurred. her len Spencer. 272, Jerry Stone, ChM n 0.2: below dam 316.1, Pike- cord, stvond Route when the week and said she School Faculties at Almo and Pike County Courthouse, New Con- Murray: Steve reports " Road this 2.78; down 1.7, . division; Kent limy, brit, Route 5, accordiag to police any fisher- 3.0; Mary Ann Taylor, Concord, and all others who ville. junior Luke would appreciate Lake. a m 3571, cord, second in the Erwin, Route 1, Hazel: by Herbie Tesseneer, 278; Betty participated in any way. Bai:klo r7 Two districts are slated for Street, men. hanters. etc.. stopping helm% dam 3265. drum group; Sandra lier. Frunklin, B03 Poplar PUPPIES Jo Ward, 2.78. donations from in- Saturday before the 'mart' 2. for stories and pictures for the Money meetings Kirksey, fourth in the Murray: Wade Grettn, Route ., in black. 7th - Grade: Terri Barnett, are fin.ii LB.'. The 4th Dis. grove, Free part collies the Ledger & Times dividuals and organizations state convention. division; Reeky . to page in 2.60; Sittiraaw 3:22. sunset 11:32. convention junior tome' brown. and tan will Ix, given Persons may call 2.80; Carol Brandon. still coming in and a list will trict has called its in the jan- each %trek Cathy, \loon rises 11.34 pm • --- Holt. Almo. second pCrsons for pets. See. Iteitinak1 Steve Carter. 3.0: Mike be published at a later date for 10 a in. EST at the Oldham her at 733 2430 in culltel Itutterworth. Lynn Grove Road. Count' Courthouse in LiGrange •

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FACIE TWO THE LEDGER 411 TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — APRIL le, 1968 riding at Middleburg, Va., in the spring and fall. Most sum- THE LEDGER & TIMES TELEVISION.CHEDULE KUM XVIIRT OSAVII TUESDAY mer weekends during the Ken- PUBLISHED by LEDGER • TIMES PUBLISHING 14. COMPANY. TUESDAY. APRIL nedy era found the first family Consondation of the Murray Ledger, The Cahoway Times. and either on Cape Cod or at New- The Times-Herukt, October M. Ullta, and the West Kannatedan. January 1 MU. WSM-1Y WSIX-TV WIEN-1Y Port. Rhode Island spas- IN N. Mb Street. Murray. Lestimiky 4217 Channel 4- 5 Chammel 8 Chase& 2 The Johnson have been :45 Worsham Parra Mar modic in their use of the camp JAMES C. WILLIAM& PUBLISHER ; era Lard Caere Nadine Laraell where the President can find We reserve the right to reject any, 3 DOM03111 Pretext as much, if not more privacy Advertising Leteeee to the Ihtheei Mee br Public Voice items whIc.h, .40 3 " he has at his Texas ranch. Since 1St. in our opinion. are not for the beet Tta Sem leare than Interest of our senders. Sight seeing motorists can see Murray Marble U.S. virtually nothing of Camp NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE 7 14 Hirerv wrruss co. ills T:eft Kanaeroe David except the unimpressive Works Madison As. Memphis, Tenn., Time 47--11,.,. Lab.311 •Life Bag.;BIM Ted,. GNii . entrance marked only by WILDSItS OF PINE Stephenson Bldg.. Detroit. Mien TNtiv 1 Awkaa Wav sign saying "Camp M." Maki011ALS Mitered at the Pool 1$. 1.Juftiverilt -WM Deters Sot:~ awn °Moe. Murray. Kentucky. for lentlimimion na Dom 1.40..17 Porter White • stseegoe &wend Clam 9 1:CATAIenvflan : Metter - Arreedure la Anaesthetic was first used bY ill Maple St 753-l2 MTHISCHIPTION MAN or Dock Cavort Science Dr. Crawford W Long In 1842. RATIO. By Cartier in Murray, per week Me, pee Lab month $1 10 In 5:4'." Calloway and adjog counties per year. $4.110. 10 i ''''' DttT "ear (Mtie Zones 1• 2, MAC Maiserbeee $11.00. All service MI5 Swarm Develme Maw - American Way subscriptions $4.00. Ilevrktiod 'The C Was Wend Outstanding Chit Asset et a Community Is the En re SearcliPrerTrre. Trim:rore Ire FARRIS' 1 1 1""rnGo* LL.Zse us. misters, • Integrity et Ms Newspaper' TUESDAY AFTERNOON PROOLUAS House Grocery Draw. rimier', White owia :111 her Mao 1601. .114me Giant TUEZDAY - APRIL 16. 1968 Lab 311 ASSASSIN SOUGHT IN MEXICO Gilberto Vasquez. a Mexico West Main Street :0 - *3 Os weeldtro 14s41L Priv 1 608 :45 Tomo American War City policemaus aludies an artist's drawing of the alleged IS Davi ad Ow' Las.144Mrarr, karertrared Game killer of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.. at International Air- MEW IS Lives Thaw * 1.4.57 — OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY 30 The Doctors Art Lkrikletters The herr Gawk port. A Up from the Mexican Consulate alerted officials Ittivehm Parade Quotes From The News 4111' Mem Party to watch border crossing points and other points of entry :50 Marro Worid Ti Tel The Gotorat U ,.iltelerr Onion Sets - Onion Slips and By UNITED PRESS LYTERNATIONAL :15 ` Tema: Was :.:'Wm Dew, Sav Eilie et Mold Ciatt IhatIltre Crier Wood sues. There Revere Parade Ihousesof varying HONOLULU 2 Cabbage Plants President Johnson speaking to seve- bare Deena Gana *Iles New Backstairs At me Is a large swimming 'pool on :10 The hiirdi Seczr ral thousand Honolulu residents :15 the property, a recreation hall Phillips 66 Gas and 00 Open 7 Days a Week :30 caterers lard White House • "I hope that the next president of our country will 3 :4 with bowling alley and motion -cm Mr Cl Doom Osaka picture theater. This hall is be able to come to Hawaii during his term of office sole- Men In Itta " Was By MERRIMAN SMITH ly :355 ewer" Grey flannel Truth r larttch Chid used primarily by sailors and todiscuss the peaceful development of Asia and the 4 :4 Mott" Pert 1 Carwmparicas UPI White House R.pert.r •','.,%'\ \ \ •\ • t. •\ •••• marines who staff the place \ South Pacific" rck Tim Uvrealsoviele WASHINGTON EN — Back 1: " Mao 12 months a year. A MosalaimWarn,, 1 unman het Tome NET Await the White House stairs at Attractive, comfortable and 5 Irliikiev It is bard to understand w hy CHICAGO — Comedian Dick Gregory, announcing TUESDAY EVENING PROGRAMS inexpensive to use, the mounts- Presidents'do not make greater. that he had called off planned student demonstrations swirl Spells I Ilea Lira nous establishment has not use of Camp David, the self- to dIsrupt the Democratic National Convention in M- Mims seemed to appeal to Chief Ex- Data Veer Oen Gartieres Ihrbasil contained resort operated by elillo: ecutives and their families with Poreard the government in the Catoctin "If the Mayor (Richard one PTnnpTifin former Press C. Dalyn were as honed, m Mountains of Maryland. eel Mahe Ar• m • dent Dwight D. Eisehonwer. m would tell the delegates . ..i-thername thing I sem --- "This is where President John- • Eisenhower and his family I sin telling thaw who have.planned to come to Chicago soe met last Tuesday with civil- =7'"1 used Camp David a great deal Thrill ogoin to its ewe-new soy. . and th le demonstrate against the convention, 'Please stay ewe allsedas N .1:;PAL ian and diplomatic experts on When their Gettysburg house I. wanks of Dopey and his pals! Mme.' The city is not safe" Vietnam. It was the first time 9 lls :411010 The Mvallerti LMis ewaredia was under construction. After lt lee he had used the place since - Flee! of Clos31111 they began spending weekends " early last summer. CHICAGO— Mayor Richard C. Daly of Chicago. an- at their farm home, when it 40 News Mese . The camp was conceived and nouncing that he has given police orders to shoot to 10 1 raw: Se= ..p•Wryal OwSa was completed. Camp David Miii agew40410 pulled together by President kill arsonists and shoot to maim or cripple looters: still came in for frequent use Franklin D. Roosevelt during "We've got to face up to this question — not with as a meeting place and as a World War II when he wanted brutality and not with any Mevir: site for entertaining heads of cruel ideas, but with some, "The Maar a weekend retreat away from the states and chiefs of gov- kind of discipline. If we don't, we won't have any gov- .1lirkerv Griffin Timor Newe Washington't summer humidity, • 12 Charles lever ernments. ernment" Marine Moot - but not too distant from the More President Harry S. Truman White House. q 00 and his wife made little use of MONTCLAIR, N.J — Sen. Wayne B. Morse, D -Ore., Under each President since. * 35 - Camp David. They found it toe WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY * at a fund as FOR, the camp has been mod- ising rally for him in Montclair, NJ. when isolated There was a White Sehedeise Pnitewed by Sesibes Imiebea I ernized and A asked if the United States should accept one of Honors These improved. On the House yacht, the LISS Williams- SWINGING SAFARI OF LAUGHS! outside, it appears to be quite suggested sites for talks burg, during the Truman days woodsy and plain, but "How in terms of history can you not do it" What inside and the President spent many Walt Disney the cabins, particularly the else are you going to do. escalate some and take it SENSING THE NEWS of his free weekend afloat on more President's house, there are right to the the lower Potomac and Chesa- precipice' We play right into the hands of many touches of luxury and the enemy if we refuse to meet at sotne non-neutnil By Thurman Sensing peake Bay, • comfort Few Visits place" Main House President John F Kennedy EXECUTIVE vICt PRESIDENT The main house, Aspen, is set An ail ein-foon TECHNICOLOR" and his family visited the camp honors aside for the Chief Executive only a relatively few times dur- Southern States Industrial Council and scattered through the ing their three White House woods are !moot dozen guest Bible Thought for Today years Mrs_ Kennedy preferred

Then said Jesus, Father, forgive them; for they ment bodies is to restore peace, OUTBREAKS OF SAVAGERY know not what they do. —Lake 23:34. to protect life and to guard "The Seed in Service . . . Best et GAIOnafir from The tumultuous days through TIMM be to pepperty4-41:he disorders that god tor this fr*ler of Christ. which Mit nation has been SERVICE Mgr belie otin early April may 641 SUPER SHELL png make good Anietriema recur alMi during the long, Restaurant - Phone 753-9131 bar for the future of the Re- hot summer ahead. Every city Across from Jerry's and state, and chlefh the fed Man Metailstea • We Ghee Treasure Chest Staas/Ps Assassinatiela of Martin Lu- eral government, has a respon- IJEDGER• TIMER rua ther King Jr., a deed shocking sibility to enforce the law in to believers in law and order, a stern manner and to avoid SValls Taylor. age 76, died April 14 at the home of h.as been followed by an orgy emoLonal entanglements. unprecedent- his daughter. Mrs Wade Brisendine of Puryear. Tenn. of mob violence If riots recur, and God for- Pictured ed in this country's history. bid that this will happen, the Years lowest today is the Martins Chapel School group prices Great cities, including the na- of 1903 The picture is the property of Lamar Farmer of way to deal with them is with tion's capital, have been the maximum firmness at the be- South Ninth Street, Murray 'scene of mass looting and fear- Mr and ginning. The Washington riots on Ford XL's... Mrs Wayne Batsell of Central City an- ful crimes of arson and 'viol- apparently got out of hand be- nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of ence The protest leader, who cause police were not author- their daughter, Patty, to Bobby Lynn Key, son of Mr. and espoused what he called a phi- ised to take strong measures at Mustang Mrs. Albert Key of Murray losophy of "non-violence," has the beginning. Looters were not Mrs Bill Thurman was elected chairman of the left behind a heritage of viol- stopped when they broke into his followers and Sigma Department of the Murray Woman's Club to serve ence among stores and stole whatever they Fairlane hardtops!Sprints... for the 1958-59 year Other officers are Mrs Will Frank pleased. It is true that leer_ a Thenu"L.nited States has much Steely. Mrs Loyd Boyd. and gas was uaed after a Mrs Tommye Taylor. to mourn these days Innocent time, but the looter who is trying peopl,e including young chil- to steal _a mink coat dren, have been killed in the doesn't mind a whiff of gas. fire-bombings and in unprovok- Traditionally, looters have been 10 Years Ago Today *et, *Weeks-on the streets. Truly. shot- if they Ford's See-the- 'failed to stop on LIMPOSE• MIS S MA it is fitting that flags should orders. This procedure has been be flown at half-mast, not fbr ' used in countless civic disorders and Mrs F N McEirath is today celebrating her 97th the reason given, but besause light after natural Sale! this nation has been shamed destruction caus- birthday ed by hurricanes and " by savage rampaging such as tornadoes. Almo's brand new baseball team has scheduled an Shooting looters is good citizens never believed the only opener against Grand Rivers, way to stop riots, according to Mike Stranak, they would see in this proud and stop them in a hurry Players are Bernie Miller, Ben Haley, James 0. nation The murder of Dr. Property as well Williams, Jr. Aubrey Willoughby. A B Dunn, William King was a dreadful deed, but as lives need a better defense than Barrett, Bill Miller, Brent Hoghes, U S Lamb, Hillman the death of one Negro soldier has been available in recent days. Lyons, Herbert Futrell, E V Jackson, Totn Toon, in the ranks of the U. S. army and Every wrecked and gutted store BW Furgerson Bonnie in Vietnam fighting the ene- Garrison is the sponsor. is a personal disaster for its Murray Hospital started using their new nursery mies of his country deserves thousand owners. Building up a merchan- yesterday, administrator Carmon Graham announced flags at half mast a times more than Dr. King ever We establishment often takes Nurses moved 17 babios, including a set of twins, into years and decades. The goods the new room during the day , To be sure, the roots of the placed on display have to be Miss DorOthy Ann Farris. daughter of Mr and Mrs. violence lie much deeper than paid • for, even though looters away. Stores have to %%Wong Sponl labors relit) Zelna Farris of Hazel, won excellent in expository prose , the death of Dr King They take them built or repaired, often with F wore 2-0oor loordioci talmwei at the State Contest in Lexington She was accompanied lie in the philosophy of civil be cash. Thus it is intolerable that by her teacher. Mrs Leila Erwin disobedience that he and others encouraged for more than a the institution of property not • • decade The people of the Unit- be fully protected by the agen- periodically takes ENDS REST CURE time off for ' ed States are paying a bitter cies of government. treatment. believe that they - MOSCOW tet — Mikhaid Su- price for the lawlessness that If rioters in acts of savagery, \_Alov, chief Soviet ideologist and has been advocated and excus- can engage Radiator sttacks on police and politburo member, has return Flush ed over so many years. The bit- including SAN FRANCISCO 'UPI: — riot again ed to Moscow from a rest c ure ter fruits of years of demago- firemen, they will is achisable to flush the au- rioters un- the Caucasian spa of K It guery by -civil rights" advo- and again. Only if in tomobile radiator at least twice lovdsk Suslov is soften g cates can be seen in the burn- derstand that they will be a year, says the California tuberculosis and crushed will they be deterred Fo,t1 XL inestbact from chronic sea•., Aii,cmcbile Association . ed out homes and stors of America's cities from committing violence and Clear-thinking Americans al- from burning and looting. The • so have reason for being deep- time is long overdue when ly concerned about the orgy rioters and potential rioters are Buying A Color TV?? of emotionalism that preceded made to understand that a the riots and that actually may "get tough" policy is the law have helped set the stage for of the land. The death of Dr. — SHOP WITH OW=0 them. When faced with the ug- King brought to the surface US!! Xi..'s with ly- tact of crime, the way for the savage instincts that lie $ave on Ford alr conditioning! on Muelleng Speeds! Here's your Save on Feeler,* Hardtops! 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Want Longest Game In Baseball Is Played Between Astros-Mets

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After pinch-hitter • UPI Sports Writer John Bateman was walked in- tentionally, Aspromonte his was Baseball's longest night grounder. filled with moments of humor, Weis, normally a second OP PINS drama, dullness and frustration baseman, couldn't come up • fALS _Pascual Now Has More Than — but most of all, it was with the grounder and it was • hteneger nightmare for . all over. of 753-2512 Weis, the utility "1 hoped he was going for was 2,000 To the who the play," Met manager Credit a filling in at , let Hodges said after the game, thr- bases-loaded grounder go "it looked like it hit the edge Monday night to By JOE GERGEN ough his legs of the turf and skidded, I think but continually pitched his way game — • UPI Sports Writer end the longest night he touched it." out of serious trouble. con- Camilo Pascual threw the and the longest scoreless Ties Longest Decision Ramon Webster tripled in the history. :ery biggest curve in Washington test — in baseball The game tied the mark for tie-breaking run in the seventh Mets since a tall right-hander named The and the longest game ever played and slugged a two-run Johnson took himself out of matched zeroes for what seem- to a decision — the 24-inning homer in the eighth as the By United Press International the starting rotation. ed like forever before Bob As- Philadelphia-Boston contest on - A's battered the Yankees. Reg- Pascual, known as "El Cur- promonte's grounder skipped Sept. 1. 1906. The longest game gie Jackson also homered and W. L. Pct, GB vo" when he served his first through Weis' legs to score of 26 was played on drove in another run with a Houston 5 1 .833 — seven-year term in the nation's , who jumped on May 1. 1920 when Boston and double as Oakland handed the St. Louis 4 I .800 4 capital, has set about to re- the plate to make it official, battled to a 1-1 tie Yanks their third straight set- Pittsburgh 3 2 .600 I'4 claim the title as the foremost from third base in the last of Week back. San Fran 3 2 600 14 • right-hander in the District of the 24th inning. It gave Hous- Pitching was the whole game John went Chicago 2 2 500 2 Columbia now that President ton an incredible 1-0 victory in as there were only 11 hits on the distance, yielding seven New York 2 3 400 24 Johnson has bowed out of the a six hour and SIX minute mara- each side. Starter . hits, to gain the victory. His Los Angeles 2 3 .400 24 race this year thon that ended at 1:37 a.m. allowed just one hit over the in the first inning Atlanta 2 3 .400 24 Although he lost a decision in Houston. first nine innings and two hits accounted for one New York Cincinnati 1 3 , .250 3 That's One--Who' Next? No game had ever gone long- in 10 innings. Astro starter to Vice President Humphrey run and Tom Trash hit a two- Phila. 1 5 167 4 Twins en NEW YORK— er than 20 innings with no Don Wilson — the Astros used and the Minnesota run homer in the ninth. The Monday's Results makes the out as \ ork Yankees right pitcher Mel Stottlemyre tries to reach home in scoring. No night game had five and 17 players opening day, Pascual came game marked the first visit of St. Louis 4 Atlanta 3, 10 inns. third inning of Nesterday It game at Yankee effort Stadium. Stottlemyre doubled, ass sacrificed to third by Dick ever gone longer than 22 inn- allowed five hits in his nine back with a superlative formgr Yankee great Joe Di- Los Angeles 3 Pittsburgh 2, Hooser and hied for home on a grounder by Mike Ferraro. ings before. inning stint. Reliever Jim Ray Monday in pitching the Sena- Maggio to Yankee Stadium in night to a 7-0 victory over the Pitching Duel allowed only two hits in seven tors new PlAlt as of the Houston 1 New York 0. 24 ins., SCHEDULE BOUT As the pitchers completely innings and he was followed by Zallfornii—Kngels. In the pro- As, night KENTUCKY COLLEGE dominated the action — a trend • cess, he became the only ac- (Only games scheduled) SPRING SPORTS RESULTS Wade Blasingame, who allowed starting to worry base- tive pitcher Today's Probable Pitchers SANTO DOMINGO, Domini- that is just one hit the final four inn- since the trend to to amass more than 2,000 strike- All Times (EST) can Republic CPO — Carlos By United Press International ball officials ings and ,got the win. outs during his career. Us of New York is expected to Baseball low-scoring games bores the action— Strikes Out Nine Murray Edges sign today to defend his world Ky. Southern 7 Pt. Huron 5 fans who like a lot of Several players went in in- moments The 34-year-old Cuban curved St. Louis, Briles 1-0 at At- lightweight championship a- Tennis there were only brief stant slumps. and a the Angels into 'submission lanta, Kelly 0-1, 8:05 p. in. gainst Teo Cruz of the Domini- Cincinnati 5 Louisville 4 of drama. Each team got of the Mets went be- fanning nine and yielding seen Wisconsin In Philadelphia L. Jackson 0-1 can Republic. . Golf runner to third three times 0-for-10 and was hits in posting his 33rd career at Los Angeles, Kekich 0-0, 11 The fight would be staged Louisville 388 Hanover 434 fore the Astros finally scored 1-f0r-10. Ron Davis was 1-for- , also tops among ac p. in. here late in May. — and the Mets loaded the 10, Aspromonte 0-for-9 and Chi- Ast- 0140. ifs tive AL hurlers. Game Monday Cincinnati. Arrigo 0-0 at Ortiz, 31, won the lightweight bases in the 12th and the Hal King 1-for-9 for the Astros. 1-0, 230 p in. PEPITONE .OUT cut down at SO/Vcsi • In becoming only the 19th cago. Jenkins crown for the first time with ros had a runner There were also two other major league pitcher to pass Wednesday's G6111144 15-round decision over Joe the plate in the second. games played in the National Don Harris went the 2.000 mark. Pascual raised Houston at Pittsburgh Brown at Las Vegas, Nev., NEW YORK "LPO — Joe Pepi-- Weis, who led off and League Monday night as SI. broke a 4-4 deadlock in the York ground his total to 2,007. Only Don San Francisco at New April 21, 1962. He lost it to tone of the only 1-for-9 including a Louis edged Atlanta 4-3 in 10 )AY* last of the ninth inning with a Atlanta, night with a Drysdale of the Los Angeles Chicago at Ismael Laguna in April of 1965, had his left arm placed in a out in the 17th inning innings and Los Angeles beat hard single to drive in the night un- Dodgers and Jim Bunning ot Los Angeles at Phila.. but regained it from the Pan- light cast Monday after suffer- runner on third, was the Pittsburgh 3-2. St run as Murray State Cincinnati, night Les the among winning St. Louis at amanian seven months later. ing a hairline fracture of the witting goat after rookie surpassed edged visiting Wisconsin 5-4 pit- active pitchers have left elbow on Sunday. Rohr — the eighth Met here Monday afternoon game 's two-run seventh that figure American League The centerfielder will be out cher and 22nd Met in the The Racers trailed 2-0 in the FAST jam. inning homer off In other games. the unbeat- W. L. Pct. GB RECOVERING for at least three weeks. POLE PRISiDENT Marshal — got himself into a first and 3-1 in the third be- gave Atlanta a 3-1 lead but en extended Minnesota 5 0 1 000 — I Matlan Spychalski above t Miller led off the 24th with Pi 'two-run double in their winning streak to five fare going ahead 4-3. The Badg- Detroit 3 1 750 First Aid president of Com- a single — the only hit the • a lone tally in the eighth tied it. games with a 4-3 victory over ers managed Baltimore 2 2 500 24 - BOSTON it — Jim Lonborg, SAN FRANCISCO UPI — munist Poland. succeeding Astros got that inning. He mov- and then doubled in the 10th and Orioles and the the eighth to tie the count Boston 2 2 .500 2% the American League's Cy The California Medical Asso- Edward /ch..b. r ed to second on Rohr's the Baltimore esigned In pinch-runner Dick Simpson Athletics whipped the set the stage for Harris' he- Cleveland 2 2 500 24 , Young award winner last sea- ciation sass that attendants at declining and after Jim Wynn was in- Oakland health Spychalski scored on a single by pinch... New York Yankees 6-3 The mica Oakland 2 2 .500 24 son, says his left knee feels, accidents should stop senous hs been tentionally walked, the runners defense ministry hitter John Edwards off Pat ' home opener Starter Rodney Pryor was Washington 2 3 400 3 "absolutely great" and that he ,)1,-,-dm- and restOre breathing moved up on Rusty Staules r Jarvis. against Detnsd was postponed lifted in the ninth inning in California 2 3 400 3 hopes to step up his workouts franures. White for the 250 34 return to the Boston Red by rain while Chicago and,favor of Randy New York 1 3 and .....3000)0000000000000cao000430eocat Cleveland were not scheduled; Racers, White blanked the Chicago 0 3 000 4 . Sox regular pitching rotation The Houston Astros outlasted Badgers in the final frame and Monday's Results sooner than doctors had pre the New York Mets 1-0 in 24 was credited with the victorY, Washington 7 California 0 dieted innings, the longest night game his second without a loss. Oakland 6 New York 3 Lonborg, who broke his leg •in baseball history, to high- It was the fifth triumph of Detroit at Boston. ppd., rain in a ski accident, underwent an light National League action the season for Murray against Minnesota 6. Baltimore 3, night examination at Sancta Maria 1w,e. St Lams edged At-"ia watbadia- (Only games schedoledi Hospital Monday - lanta 4-3 in 10 innings and The leading hitter for the Today's Probable Pitchers Ride on the new ones Los Angeles defeated Pitts- Racers was Mike Derrington, All Times ((ST) Deadly for Ducks burgh 3 2 who banged out three hits in Detroit. Wilson 0-1 at Boston, four times and drove in Knocks In Run Culp 0-0, 130 p m CORCORAN. Cam_ tart - two runs. 0-1 at New Oakland, Hunter Botulism. a deadly beeteria Pascual. who whiffed Chuck Vito was 1-3 at the Scabo York, Peterson 0-0, 2 p hich thrives in warm and Hinton in the fourth inning for plate, the lone hit a Chicago. Horien 0-1 at Cleve- stagnant water, has killed his historic 2.000th , which drove in a pair of scores. land, Tient 0-1, 2 15 p m. also contributed a run-scoring (Only games scheduledi thousands of ducks flying single during the Senators' five- Wisconsin 201 000 010-4 10 5 Wednesday's Games south for the winter when from run fifth inning Sammy Ellis, iMSU 013 000 001-3 11 1 Washington at Minnesota Uniroyal. making his first appearance for at Detroit Cleveland tiley stop in ponds ana the Angels since tieing acquir Boston Chicago at ditches in the Tulare Lake .ed from Cincinnati, was rake() night Playoff Series To Baltimore at Oakland, Basin near here for seven hits and six runs In New York at California, night 4 2-3 innings Be Played Between lashed tsPaci dou- Teams On Thursday bles and a triple and had a hand in three runs for the Twins. Dave Boswell pitched a PITTSBURGH — The The in one Ride On New from walked Ones four-hitter. .He American Basketball Associa run and Andy Etchebarren thin announced" Ilatbnday:' the drove in a pair with a fourth- best-of-seven league champion- inning double for the Orioles. chip playoff series between Boswell walked 'six batters in Pittsburgh and New Orleans his first appearance of the year. will open at the Civic Arena here Thursday night. IPGA LEADERS The second game also will be played at the arena Sat- CINCINNATI We — Sandra urday night with the third and UNIROYAL Haynie moved in front this fourth contests scheduled tent- (*week in the money - winning atively at New Orleans April FIND THEM ON POGUE AVE. _ IT'S WORTH YOUR TIM I. standings of the Ladies Profes- 24 and 25. The fifth game, if sional Golf Association (LPGA) necessary, will be Played at the although she has yet to win a arena April 27. tournament this year.. If sixth and seventh games Miss Haynie has collected 43.- are necessary they will be play- 908 in the four LPGA tourneys ed at New Orleans and Pitts- Free Tickets for Big Prizes!! this season, compared with 113,- burgh respectively. Dates for 837 for second-place Kathy those games. however, have not Whitworth. been announced. Mickey Wright. who has wow) Pittsburgh earned a crack at 100 Tickets Extra &both of the tourneys in which the league title by defeating she competed this year, relin- Minnesota in a best-of-seven fi- quished the earnings lead when nal Eastern Division series last with set of four tires she did not play in' the O'Sulli- week while New Orleans ad- van tourney at Winchester, vanced with a Western Division Va., last weekend. Miss Wright playoff victory over Dallas. in dropped into fourth place be- hind Marilyn Smith, winner of the O'Sullivan tournament. TENNIS WINNERS CARROLL TIRE SERVICE, 1105 Pogue Avenue Murray, Ky, JOHANNESBURG, South Af- RENTIICHT rica AND — Tom Okker of 'the •••." Netherlands and Marty Ries- Your dollars ten of Evanston. Ill., captured rtAIM•go farther the men's doubles champion shir in the South African ten- r (Only Uniroyal makes the Rain Tire and Tiger Paw) eseiniseior es mash bidarsolisis. ICISI nis Tournament Monday with savings Caroni Amis. Pinnidart, 4111111114 4., Intermediate a 6-3, 6.2, 3-6, 4-6, 6-3 triumph llama wad,vileassi duiprumliallarverlais as limpoalles • IS Uiss.. defending Wimbledon dou- a Ada and aallanal part.. Ihys aidllen. isn to •Iiirt over bles champions Bob Hewitt and lamas McMillan • • Frew Sins.* ((lessen then went on to com- arber Great Cigarillos— plete a successful day by team- ale air tipped or regular Africa's Pat si bow. desy ing with South _ only Uniroyal makes fast& TIGER PAW, Go KING Walkden to win the mixed dou Ds rein - hies title, 6-8. 6.4, 64, met lie STATE AND EDWARD witt and Australia's Mrs. Mar. NATIONAL PARKS Ky. • C garct Court. O Thoi limit in Om nation. • es

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• MrA,_George Duns Vicki Hopkins Is Hostess For New SOCIAL CALENDAR Elected I-feud Of Fi'SCS Meet District Betas Hope Club Mrs. George Dunn pre:Mild Tuesday, April 16 The First District Beta meeting of the NM Circle of the WSCS of the Calloway County High at the met at President Hope Methodist Church em Phut Methodist Church will School on April .4. meet- Thursday, April 11, at two meet at two p.m in the ladies Mark Madison called. the o'clock in the afternoon. parlor for a business meeting ing to orckr. the The minutes were read and prior to the main program in Shirley Hassell welcomed • Coun- the roil call was by Mrs. Jesse the Hale Chapel. First District to Calloway .• • devotional W. Lassiter. Mrs. Bob McHood ty High School The of Mac distributed report blanks to be The Faith Doran Circle was presented by Jerry First Club filled out after the meeting ad- the Methodist Church Burkeen and the Beta WSCS will meet in the senior Barrow. • journed. song lead by Ruth Ann youth room for a business Mrs. Joe Lassiter gave the the calling of the roll revealed • meeting at two p.m before go- supply aslungs for the quarter_ fivc clubs present. The minutes to Hale Chapel for the pro- It was voted to send a love of- ing 'and the treasurers report were 'Irrsin. fenng to the annual meeting • • • , read and approved. to be held in First Methodist Deborah Pearce thanked the Music Department of Church. Paris, Tenn.. on April The club for their support at the Murray Woman's Club will 18 and 19. Mrs. Jesse W. Las- the State Convention. tleessceslubarehousemesdamat 7•30es later was elected delegate and arP a4HostI Business consisted of the sel- Mrs R. M. Miller alternate. ection of officers for next year • mrs. D. Taylor. Robert Elected as treasurer was Tonunye and a discussion of the news Nail.Johns bHRaaroyld DGoinsh,RoWbitaoznn. &Allan Q Knp000tieht vt,ohosiatc)ceedecausessraoi, letter for the First District Be- ta Club. Vernon Nance, and Mies Lil- employment, could not attend. The election results were: lian Tate. FRONT-BUTTONED cover-up for Match- PUBIUMI-PE'LLYU poses demurely next 1 Gladgs Dunn was the Vicki Hopkins; 'Age- Mrs • • • Presidelit: ing bikini is shaped of an animal-piloted to our bikini clad_ model. Styled of 101)% 1ssdler which was A president, Deborah Pearce; sec- program Murray Assembly No. 19 Or- 100,1- cotton fabric with a white ground animal printed cotton and brown lace waly Week. That Mary Helen Stalioni etsny *or -4e1 of the Rainbow for Girls retary. Sleeves are trimmed with is brown +see trimmed; oonna with matching oovse-up- were Mn. R. M. treasurer, Gibbs; and taking part will meet at the Masonic Hall Georgia Miller as the narrator, Mrs. reporter, Ricki Hopkins. at seven p.m. By TAD ROWADY Walter Wilson as the voice, and • • • The attendance plaque was as the t o Reidland High -IN THE picturesque West letters strict of line and trimmed Mrs. Jesse W Lassiter Mr. and Mrs. Toney Rasp- awarded Livingston Central re- England seaport village of From the movie costumes with military braid, frogs and Bible reader berry and children of Haul School. The program was concluded questedst to be the host of the Puddieby .", thus begins created by Ray Aghayan there brass buttons. who lost their home and con- - of with a reading "Our Share in Fall District Meeting. Twentieth Century - Fox's emerged ideas for a group of The romantic look Sa- tents by fire will be honored musical version of the lovely mantha Eggar's clothes is the Easter Story" was a prayer Refreshments and entertain- Doctor clothes. at a household and personal Dolattle story. Designed by Pat Ashley for captured us several outstand- by Mrs Dunn. ment followed. The entertain- shower at the Hazel Baptist This charming fantasy was Craig Craely, the c••llection ing numbers via ruffles, tucks, Refreshments of punch and .ment was presented by a group Church annex from six to eight born in the mind of Hugh v- o nalet• of shirt dresses, lace, sashes and ribbons. PEARL at-TWINS gleam from top of Victorian collar to cookies were served by Mn. "The Reason Why" con- Lofting in France during sp.ctswintr and a "ringmas- The movie is pure !anti* the edge- of the raised waistline of lace-trimmed, pristine men- of Cyndi Greenfield,. Dunn who those already • • • ' ing 'World War I and sent home ter dress foursome The lat- but the clothes are aot. They white Kodet and cotton sleeveless dress. For a chic effect, Stubble- • David Jessup, tioned and Mrs Selma Wednesday, Apei-1.77—Stede Charlton, to his children in a series of ter in bright circus colors are are "pure" right now. thebodice is cut on the vertical and skirt on the horieontal field. The Elm Grove BaptistCraig Banks, and Jeff Teitloff. • • • • • • Church AVMS will hold its eli- ues of attending the FTA state The group also decided to church at Mrs. Newberry Is de meeting at the Alexander Home Is Executive Board on Monday, April 29. 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Charles Tea-Shower Held PERSONALS Of FTA Has Meet convention. • • • Hostess At Party as the program lead- Scene Of Meeting Plans were made for the May Narks= The Calloway County High Moat Insects live in'the trop- At Holiday Inn Mrs Rex Alexander opened left Sunday meeting which is to be a night For Miss Young er. Matt Fairchild School chapter of the Future ics where there Is 41 greater I her home on Wells Boulevard Creve Coeur, meeting held in the cafeteria. and animal Mrs Ronnie Newberry was • • • For Miss Jones for his home in Teachers of Anierica held Its variety of plant the Holi- for the meeting of the Mary- with his grand- Some girls were appointed to many indtvidn..• the charming hostess for a The Red Room of Mo . after a visit regular executive committee life to support Thueiday, Apell ii of the Icons Frost Circle of the Wis. Mr. and Mrs Cletus bake a large cake instead of of a few species than in special personal shower bid day Inn was the scene parents, meeting on Monday, April 8. als The Lynn Grove Homemak- in hon- man's Society of Christian Ser- and Mrs. Nor- buying it. northern atvas in compliment to Miss Char- lovely tea shower held Hubbs and Mr in Room 129 as Club will meet at the home Jones, vice of the First Methodist • lotte Lee Young, April 144 or of Miss Lana Paulette man Klapp Miss Rita Farris, a Mrs Charles Harrison at held on April • • • president, Donelson„ bride-elect of Kent Wicker- Church Tuesday. bride of Lester Keith meet p.m. called the meeting to order and sham Reed. 9, at nine-thirty o'clock ui the Mr and Mrs Roy F Crotzer The shower was held at the • • • Miss Ellen Watson read the Mott, morning of Jeffersontown Cook's Jewelry Community Center on Ellis Mesdames Kenneth and children minutes Four officers, two The Business and Profession- Hobart Bran- "How Wide Are Our Hearts' Easter weekend guests Drive winch was beautifully de- Kenneth Adams, were the committee co-chairmen, and al Women's Club will have a Outland were 'was the theme of the program Mr and Mn corated for the occasion and Brent of her parents, the dinner meeting at the Woman's don' presented by Mrs N P HOLD= advisor were present. Watches 500 MAIN STREET .lirt.e.7"Rhip Miss Vickie Wyatt asked the the gracious hostesses for the Barnes W lEturkeen Club House at 6:30 pm. from the continuing study on The board discussed the val- guests to sign the bride's book occasion. • • • the subject. "Search For Identi- at the register table. Receiving the guests with the The Home Department of the ty-. Miss Young wearing_ a navy honoree were her mother, Mrs. Murray Woman's Club will Mrs. Lillian Graves, dress accented with green and K. Warne Jones of Murray, and curie meet at the club house at two chairman, opened the meeting orange dames and orange shoes her mother-in-law to be, Mrs p.m Mrs Claud Miller is pro- with a prayer from the a hostesses' gift corsage of Maurice Reed of Bardstown. short with gram leader Hostesses aro opened her The honoree chose to wear Day Apart services. yellow carnations, Mesdames R. D. F. Langston, from her trousseau a brown Announcements of the World tALLOWAY COUNTY the overlaid with LIBRARY at table MURRAY gifts 13 Crouch, 0. C. Vi'elLs, T. C. Community Day on May 3, and a yellow cloth accented with silk dress with navy sash and Doran, Frank Holcomb, Dwight in daisies on the her hostesses' gift corsage was'the annual conference Paris, hand made paper Crisp, and John Stamps. of yellow roses Mrs Jones Tenn. on April 18 and 19 were Another Asset to Our Town And cloth • • • County made The minutes, roll call, A yellow centerpiece was OD wore a navy knit dress with financial report and other cons the gift table placed next to a navy accessories and Mrs. Reel reports were given wall decorated with a bndal Special Party Is was attired in a black and whitelmittee A Community meeting place free parting space The same officers of the cir- bouquet of yellow and white dress with black patent accesi Held In Honor Of cle will serve for another year tissue flowers made in the 'ones members and shape of a heart. Streamers ex- .11iss Mitchell Miss Janice Wilkerson kept Thirteen one guest, Mrs. McAnally of Pada tended from the heart to the Miss Phyllis Lynne Mitchell, the register at the table decor- rah, were present for the meet Serves All Ages-Al Interests table June 8th bride-elect of Lester ated with an arrangement of ing Refreshments of pale yellow Glenn Nanny. Jr.. was the hon- whit.? snapdragons, roses, and punch. cakes, nuts and mints oree at a special "get acquaint- baby's breath. • • • were served from the table de- ed" party held at the lovely The beautifully appointed tea Lynn Grove Club Story Hour canted in the yellow color home of Mrs Preston Harris table was overlaid with a whitei For Kiddies Music scheme on Thursday. April 11. at seven cloth and centered with a tor- flas Regular Meet Twenty persons were present o'clock in the evening. genus arrangement of white The Lynn Grove Homemak- Pictures Books or sent gifts. The gracious hostesses for snapdragons and red carnations ors Club met Thursday, April • • • candles. the event were Mn' Harr* flanked b y white 4. in the home of Mrs John Mrs P Hoodoo,, and Mrs. Punch, cake, nuts, and mints umw„t _ Luther Nance. - were served to those calling Mrs Charles Hamson, presi- AR Needs Club I For Teenagers Harris Groile honoree chose to wear during the afternoon. dent, presided and Mrs. Lloyd The • • • Meets At Home Of I from her trousseau a pink knit Canter gave the devotion with Interests dress. Her mother, 'Mtn. Phil- scripture reading from Matthew Recordings Mrs. Wrather lip Dixon Mitchell, wore a light 5 14 and Proverbs 20,77. Homemak- Done/son Home Is The Harris Grove blue belted knit dress, and her The roll was called with home of . Questions Paintings ers Club met in the mother-in-law to be, Mrs. Les- Scene Of Shower , everyone answering by giving on Wednes-• Mrs Bill Wrather ter G Nanny, was attired in a Miss Charlotte Lee Young, a household hint Mrs Jimmy o'clock In day. April 10. at one shrimp two piece knit dress. whose marriage To Lester Keith' Butterworth gave the treasur- the afternoon with Mrs Mar- Miss. Mitchell and the mo- Donelson was Sunday, marriasew--as the er's report. Parks, president, presiding • vin thers aere presented with honoree prior to her Mrs. Carrol Martin Rogers Mrs Wrather gave the divot. Quiet place corsages of white carnations with a household shower held; and Mrs Dan Miller gave a For Adults Music from Luke 16.10- ion reading Also present for the occasion at the home of Mrs. Lester C most interesting lesson fin 28 20, closing 13 and Proverbs were Mrs Rudolph Thurman,!Donelson of Murray Route Six. ..Planning A Basic 'Wardrobe" with prayer Rel axation maternal grandmother of the For this special occasion the who told how to choose your Books Mrs. J W. Slur. bnde-elect chose to wear from The members answered the bride-elect, and colors and best materials. 4 mater- her trousseau a pink and white served by roll call by naming a favorite divant of Pans, Tenn. Refreshments were groom. dress and was presented a cor- Mrs. Magazines Art spring flower The, minutes and lal grandmother of the Mrs John Lassiter and sage of pink carnations with Tommy treasurer's report Were read by elect Miller. to wedding bells. held Mrs Alfred Taylor Recipes were presented : The next lesson will be the honoree with a special box Her mother. Mrs Melvin in the home of Mrs. Chines Mrs. Marvin Parks read the The door prize of a cookbook Young, was present for the oc- Harrison on Thursday, April THE BOOKMOBILE 4t1 president's letter telling of the went to Miss Becky Wilson. ,casion. 18, at seven p.m. tea and exhibits to be held at ' The hostesses presented Miss 1, Games were played and the the Murray Woman's Club Mitchell with a gift of Corning honoree opened her many love- • • House on Tuesday afternoon..Ware ly gifts for the guests to view. The leadine cattail' of death Airconditioned - serves 84- April 30. Refreshments were served Refreshments were -served by among life insurance policy- thirty-five disease and Program planning was dis- buffet style from the beautiful- the hostess to the holders are heart well- distributed, county-wide and lessons t h e club ly. appointed table overlaid persons present. cancer russed • • ! with an ecru sateen cloth and • • members were most interested service stops. were chosen. centered with an arrangement of yellow snapdragons and car- POSTPONE RALLY Mrs. Clifton- Jones. Issues and nations with greenery WAKI UP YOUR LONDON I — The anti- gave an in- Twenty persons were present Concerns chairman. Communist league announced teresting report on Pesticides for the prenuptial occasion. • • • Friday it will postpone until PERISTALSIS registration as to hon it pro- Best summer the anti Communist Asa Be Tear &Rahn • • • tects you and Pesticides accid SINGE R HOSPITALIZED rally it had planned for Traf- The minicular sclicrn of your ents as to how they happen PARIS 'UPS — French pop because tire system. called Parlatainis ‘• algar Easter Sunday not slow down' If this The Library and Bookmo- in- singing star Sylvie Vartan, of threats of violence. The leag- waste materials ran build up in jured Thursday in an auto crash lower tract and you become irrekv.v The lesson tor May will be ue policy committee arid there kir. uncomfortable and feel stuffed bile increased approximate- best friend, -How To Deal With Tensions". which killed her had been several attempts to Carter's Pills with it. unique I. • be hospitalized for 10 to alive formula wakes up the sloseen ly 500% in the last 3 years. Delicious refreshments of will sabotage the planned rally and down muscles of the lower dicestai• spokesman said Fri- tract and stimulates Peristalsis. Iris sandwiches, pie, and coffee; 13 days, a threats of violence' had culmin- The blonde singer, wife Ins temporary relict of thin irregu In 1964 the total circulation were served by the hostess. day. ated with the delivery of a lanky Then you will he your 11TH 41 idol of French rock'n' roll hand grenade to an editor of was 34,000 items. In 1%7, was transfer. in fillionat of aatlafied users Ulitt Mrs Bill Wrateer and Mrs Johnny Hallyday. the organization. Carter's Pills Why don t you Alfred Taylor gain the lesson red Friday from Versailles hos- It was 186,000 items on Family Room Furnishings". pital to a private cline' in the They spoke on how the family Paris subUrb of Pleuiliy • • • room should offer infoffniVre- WALLIS DRUG lasation to everyone in the Food stores a nd river, Phone 753-1272 family and that the furn.sh- in•ikets employ about 1 5 mil- * PlIESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY * ings should be comfortable and lion non-supervlsory workers We Have It — We Will Get It —Or It Can't Be Had require J niiminum of upkeep;

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16, 196to •PAGE FIVE THE LEDGER & TINES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY - APRIL 16, 1968 KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT and we feel confident that vie 77aes will be able to stage four out- Buy, of standing shows this year. Fish Fry ' s AGRICULTURE The dates of the four shows Parrt Fire will be announced shortly. How- NEWS all 4-H and ever, I would urge How- I Golf Tourney 17IROINNITHI by FFA members who have beef J. Robert Miner breeding projects to start mak- triC shampooer $1. Hughes Voininibialoner to participate in FOR SALE TWO-BEDROOM trailer, avail- LADIES for telephone recep- ing plans now Paint Store. A-204 The shows. I feel sure set April 97 able now, $50 per month, cou- tion work. $1.25 per hour. Part Department will initiate one of the • prove useful to NOW OPEN new Westwood 1960 STUDEBAKER Lark, 6 ple only. Green Acres Trailer or full time work for students. two new shows for CH and that it will Pur- FFA beef them as they seek to build a Subdivision at the south end cylinder, 4-door, automatic. Call Court, N. 16th Street Extended. APpLY, 203 So. 5th St, breeding animals this The second annual World's end beef herd. Youths in- of SoUth Eighteenth Street, one- 435-5685. A-1&P Call 753-4539. A-18-C dom-Miller Bldg., at far year. The new shows will be profitable Biggest Fish Fry Golf Tourna- Tues- terested in these shows should half mile from city limits. Over of hall after 9:00 a. m., held at Georgetown and Glas- meat will be held at Paris 8' x 35' 2- bedroom apart- leader or vo- one hundred choice lots to AMERICAN trailer, air- FURNISHED day, April 16. A-18-P gow. This will give the Depart- contact their 4-H Country Club Saturday, April 27. heat and air-con- teacher. choose from, price range from conditioner. Phone 753-7353. ment, central ment a total of four shows for rational agriculture The 18-hole tournament will be Apartments. books and entry open to an $1200 to $2400. No money down May-30-P ditioning. Embassy beef breeding stock. Official rules golfers. Trophies small month') payments. Call 753-7614 or 753-1409. These shows are sponsored form information is now being and prizes will be and 1967 CAMARO R. S. 32'7, take awarded win- Johnson, Realtor, A-18-C in cooperation with the Uni- supplied to all county agents ners and Freeman over payments. See at 318 S. HELP WANTED runners-up in each of 753-2'31. TFC versity of Kentucky Extension and vocational agriculture tea- five flight.. Phone 9th between 10 a. m. and 2 TWO TRAILERS: One one-bed- Service and the Division of Vo- chers by the Department's Div- A-18-P room, one two-bedroom, both too 1 Maintenance Man Each golfer's flight O -OLD STRAW for sale, 55e per P- m. cational Agricultural Education ision of Shows and Fairs. will be air-conditioned, shady lots. Call determined by his score on six bale. Call 753-1875. A-16-P 1 Worker on Hospi of the Kentucky Department of LOVELY BRICK home. Kitch- 4110-3623. A-16-C holes, three in the first nine and Education. We feel that they RAINS HIT TANZANIA REAL GOOD BUY! Lot and two- en, den, hallway all knotty pine Grounds three in the second. Contestants gas fur- do much in strengthening DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzan- bedroom trailer. panorama TO bedrooms. North on 641, 3-BEDROOM house, Contact can will not know which holes are large among our 4-H ia tWe - Nearly half of Tan- 753-4481. A.le.c five miles. Priced to sell. Own nace, lots of storage room, beef projects used to their Shores. SMITH zania was isolated after rains being determine er leaving state. Phone 753- beck yard with trees, $7500 HASKEL and FFA youth. flights cut DACHSHUND, 8 weeks, $35.00 1590. A-18-C Phone 753-1503. A 18-C Murray Hospital The Department has sponsor- washed away bridges, main AKC Weimaraners, 6 months, ed steer shows for 4-H and roads and knocked out com- A five-dollar entry fee will in- Murray, Kentucky at discount. Call 436-2173. 2-ROW JOHN DEERE tractor ONE NEW TRAILER, 10' x 40'. FFA members for a number of munications. Authorities report- clude a practice any time A-16-C corn drill. Call 435-4976. A-18-P Couples only. Apply at Dills years. However, the Depart- ed much of this African coun- before tournamentriml l Golfers Trader Court, after 4 p. m. ment, along with leaders from try's road, rail and air traffic may call the country club to 436 1966 CHEVFI I F SS, in good LAD1FS OR YOUNG men for •SIAMESE Kill-ENS. Phone only. No pets. Call 753-2930. both extension and vocational was suspended. Government -of- arrange Practice rounds and • condition and will sell reason- light city 2356. A-18-C A-18-C delivery- Must have agriculture, felt that a pro- ficials feared heavy crop dam- tee-off times. able. Call 753-8934. A-18-C transportation. Good pay. Ap- ROCKY "DRAFT" Dr. Henry should be conducted for age might lead to widespread Bill McKenzie is tournament TUPPERWARE? Help, the Ti CARD OF THANKS ply, 203 So. 5th Street., Pur- A Kissinger &hovel of Har- gram youth interested in establish- famine. chairman. Phi sorority of WOW. Call this The Glen Kelso family would dom Miller Bldg., at end of vard is one of four men an- ing a breeding herd. It was local Tupperware No. 753-4931 BUSINESS like to take this opportunity hall after 9:00 a. m., Tuesday, nounced by New York's Gov. that more and more em-. Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle for name and number of mem OPPORTUNITIES to express their appreciation ,April 16. A-16-P felt CROSSWORD PUZZLE Nelson Rockefeller as his ad- was being placed on bers. They need your order for the prayers, flowers, cards, phasts visers on "great national and breeding programs as opposed Litail MMUS Mg this week A-16-P MOVING phone calls, visits and dona- Teen-Age Mothers ACROSS 2 Landed international issues before to the feeding of steers. This VOL! 13(-11311g rlriri Reasonable and reliable. Phone tions. NEW YORK (UPI) - Girls 3 Hurry- OLEJI:1110 MOM& RED AND BLACK golf bag, in us." Or maybe to nianeuver trend was evidenced by the de- tUrnt of 753-7271. H-May-16-C To the doctors and nurses who marry and become preg- 4 Paid notes 0130014 rion very good condition, $15.00. Call a presidential nomination cline in the total number of eiect r Kai of Murray - Calloway County nant in their teens simultane- &Expels Dorn wan ma moo •after 5 p. m. 753-226t. sick Anat._ The others are author steers being exhibited at the ineasuremerd Qt1.(1 EIDE WILL SIT with elderly or Hospital, we would like to thank °wily experience utile 64-assets country John Emmet Hughes, Dr. district steer shows. 00 WO ULM! 'SO Lady. Preferable at the hospit- for their untiring efforts lifepises - adolescence, mar- 11-Refie 3-PIECE BEDROOM suite, Dan- them Nathan of the Brook- for beef 6-flowers TiPIT1 GISB BOOM al 753-1348. A-19-C riage and pregnancy. Richard The first show l2-9g dish ish Modern, walnut. Call 758- to make his stay comfortable. 7-14ebrow mnrim ono nom A report in the American ings Institution, Oscar Reub- breeding animals was held two 14-Ache 6469. A-16-C He is making satisfactory measure moo .7;DOMM WILL DO baby sitting in my Journal of Orthopsychiatry hausen, New York attorney. years ago at Elizabethtown. IS-Srts to, progress and has been transfer- 5 WUROUJ 0011=90 bane. Call 492-8746. A-16-C year a second show was portrait -rootlike part BY OWNER 3-bedroom brick red to the VA Hospital. His ad and based on a study of such Last 17PS UDOOM 0M14 iris showed that discovery of added, this one being held at 17-Parent 9-Spanish CIRM DRUMM Ell4W located in city. Central air and NOTICE dress for those wishing to send article pregnancy was a shock to most. Madisonville. Participation in (collet:1) heat, built-in appliances, car- cards is: 1111-Skill 10-Leave Many told of a new closeness both shows was outstanding. 33-feeling pet throughout This house can Mr. Glen Kelso Ii-Strength 23-Artificial ELECTROLUX SALES & Ser- were 11 TMee -banded 2S-Relect 35-Article and more kind attention from While these two shows 20-Cut of be bought reasonable. Call 753- Box 213, Murray, Ky., C. VA Hospital ,,,.at armadillo 26-Handle of food Ilar to vice. their own mothers. A support- to eligible 4-H and FFA 21 3672. A-16-C open Note of scale 13-Domesticates 211-Choop 34-Escatie define K. Sanders. Phone 382-3176, • 1310 24th Avenue South lye factor in accepting mother- of where members regardless 22-Rawals 16-N in debt decoration 39-Wile el Gwent effect. • LynnvWe, KY. H-May-16-C Nashville, Tenn. 37203 hood, found, was 29-Cram 41-ineect •FOUR USED white wall tires in investigators they lived, it was felt that add- 23-Journey forth 19-Separates natal The Family the baby shower Among many 24-Declanys 30-Lame 42-Greek letter good condition, size 735 x 14. itional shows were needed to 20-Calls 31 -Pedal digits 44 (Witold! 1 AM NOT responsible for any ITC girls, showers proved A-Linger s Call 753-2911 A-17-NC I of the the accommodate youth from all 22-Rays 32-Mistakes 46 Negative other debts other than my own. 27-Strolies ided to a turning point In theft atti- the State. Signed, Jimmy WANTED areas of 26-Cash drawer RUGS a sight? °Ankeny com- Wheatley. HELP tudes toward pregnancy of these shoes A-16-P The objective 29-Fhwerty- ing? Clean them rignt with in sleet- IS to train the youth stricken area he trop- Blue Lustre. Rent electric RENT FULL TIME driver wanted. Ap- This Is A Kiss? and feeding breeding ani- 3I-Locits .4 heir greater FOR ing shampooer $1. Big K. A-20-C ply in person, Radio Cab. NEW YORK UPI' -- Under mals. By participating in these -34-Satiors animal A-184 "inunateria medica" in "Med- (osasq.) 2-BEDROOM trailer for rent. events the youths can hese ndividto,. YOU saved and slaved for wall- ' Ica! Tribune." a publication foi 3S-Kind of only. Call their animals judged and eval- than in to-wall carpet. Keep it new 00 private lot. Couple PERSON TO clean yard. Call there is This definition tabnc doctors, uated upon the basis of what „ovith Blue Lustre. Rent' else- 783-8311. A-16-C 753-2911. A-17-NC a kiss: 316-Note of scale of the beef cattle industry desires • W - "The anatomical Juxtaposi- 37-Vatie breeding stock today. The 38 tion of two orbicularis in Demon provide an educat- 39 Sea eagle High Excitement All the Way muscles In a state Qf contrac- shows can not available 40 Falkland tion " ional opportunity through regular 4-H or FFA mlands (abbr.) 41 Ktne of activities. bottle Spring Rugs for the shows at AS GOOD AS GOLD While plans 42 Man's imene CHICAGO ILJPIi Rug HEAD MAIL MAN J Mars-in Georgetown and Glasgow are textures and patterns empha- 43-Dropped By Edward Wymark WatsonI above i is the new formulated, we of 4S-All size varied trends in interior still being postmaster general, succeed- the Department are highly 47-Played with From the Coward-MoCaaa. Ise. acweL o Copyright 1967. design for spring leading man- ing Lawrence F. interest and 411-Frogs Rillwarill Wistaria, Diatribe's' be ILlagareaturam erallisava ufacturers reported at 'the 013rien. pleased with the who rcsigned. Watson'. 43. cooperation we are receiving. dilemmas "New European International January home furnishings mar- DOWN • CHAFFER 1 the niassive affecting has been a longtime aide of Such support has been realized I felt sat- Airways Gold Senaalion Thtee kets. 1 Sudden IN SINGAPORE. Langley came the great Moreover, local "committees at Yard called There were plenty of shags, President Johnson from the Outbursts out of the Gyrnkana Club istied I had achieved a strange more questioned Nair, by t'nited esturo Syndicate. use. i• Including those with pile yarns Elizabethtown and Madisonville It, and said. "Have reconciliation of hedonizrn and okanging-room two or three inches long, you beard the news? The Cus- morality Philosophy at thirty Treading the accelerator I did feet, I grinned_ not stop to buy a copy Journal- others with a shorter, tousled toms have arrested Tony Mos- thousand 417E5 Tit liJORLD THE TIME IS 5:00 P.M. 044 DOWN BELOW I CAN SEE THE HAVE qOU EVER IN ALL 'OUR • • • te after look Textures included carpets He and the ism was always inaccura tyn In Calcutta withw a look of brocade and ELYIN6 ACE NCWEMDER 3,1910 ldE ARE POSITiONS OCCUPIED NINE NRIE1V- LfE SEEN SUCH 630D RESEARGe Chinese girl were carrying six It was all over London to midday and The Tones would Wn"..motogai damask those with velvety cut TAX1N6 PH0106RAPH5 AT AN SECCN7 ARP* DIVIWN, AND of gold There's a devil of Sydney and back to London; we have all the credible information THE Ei6HTN US bars pile surfaces, tight-looped sur- ALTITUDE OF 1200 AiE ref', 111/C 140U5NC ARDS /0 TNE NOM a row going on. A friend of had come over eighteen thou- In the morning Obviously the AERO SCILADR:N} faces and random-sheared tex- I CAN SEE 6ERM4N Ft6ITKNS... mine in the police out here told sand miles in seventeen days gold racket was coming to an r tures with a new precision in me the Indian Excise Depart- We filed slowly back into the end denim ment are prepared to impound trunk of the aeroplane. stumb- I ensiled and wondered if Julia over the duty policeman's had rung the airport Trivialities any British aircraft from now ling The oldest continuous settle- and piles of rubbish. There had significance to you when The Scots in Langley's feet ment in Texas is that of the was a smell of disinfectant and you were tired voice was noticeable. newts Indians who settled in steak pie in the air, Hammersmith tube station. I, John Verreker, nervously lean at Ysleta near El Paso wound my squash racquet inside The Customs man was hud- Cromwell Road, Queen's Gate dled in a raincoat studying hla and then I was steering the the striped towel and said: BIRTHDAY TO YOU , 17.f BIRTHDAY, DEAR '"That means the whole crew forms. The security man came Jaguar under the leafless trees \\ HAPPY , EDDiE up to me and asked, -Any dip- and beside the tall narrow A / couid tw locked up next time. t BIRTHDAY "I know Indian prisons. lomatic mail sir?" houses of Rutland Gate. HAPPY TO Y06-2-: Chain gangs and all that sort of I said that there wasn't any I looked up at the flat where stuff I think I'll continue on the and moved over to where the there was no light on. Julia 41J 410 I/straight and narrow way leav- Captain was arguing with Ciao- wasn't there and a curious lone- ang the gold rush to others." toms about transistor radios lines' slipped Into the world be- Singapore. He signed a side me. At that moment I sod. good-bye, I went down from Saying document and went out of the deniy felt very sorry for Mostyn terrace and stared mood- to the main door. Behind me came the saying goodnight to himself in ; out across the sea. There ily Engineer and the Stewards car- Calcutta prison. was something vaguely uneasy rytng plastic handgrips and I went up the stairs with the the vista of empty, un- about wicker baskets full of cigarette suitcase bumping on the wail WOW-- NOW sea water. Unenthu- dulating boxes, ash trays, tea from Cey- Some plaster fell like chIpped I began to drink gin I'VE SEEN siastically, electric trains from Sings- eggshell. Julia must have taken and to wonder about Ion, and tonic pore and their regulation half- our quarrel to heart. There EVERYTHING and ,ipe. Tbs.' I thought Julia bottles of liquor wasn't even a note. Mordyn, and, with a (eel mahout The amen, pinched anaemic The flat was warm and dry •-ing of depression. paid for my .• lag Li I a.. •0,11.0.• mot.. face beneath the H. U. Customs from the central heating and I • %la at 11.4.4 ••••••• •••••••••; and I walked through the drink and ICxciae cap peered up at me opened the window and turned and out to the taxi park. lobby with myopic eyes. His nose was on the electric fire. With • I knew Montyn well, arid I red and he had a cold. heavy cut-glass tumbler of whim. I KNOW ASCOT TheNGS STOP DRAG6iNG YOUR was puzzled how he came to be -I said "Good evening." and ky in my hand, I turned on the LIKE THAT.., AND FEET, LEFTY. OR HAVE The A GIRL MAKES SACRIFICES caught smuggling gold_ thought how unattractive he bath then dialled Julia's number. SO.. VDU FORGOT T E N YOU'RE be more difficult FOR THE MAN SHE LOVES - Customs would looked There was no reply. Moodily I STILL A WANTED everywhere now, and they'd OR WOULDN'T YOU KNOW, Boldly I said, "I've nothing to kicked a large crate of Ajax MAN?.'! have plain-clothes people in all declare except what's on the Mrs. Bell had brought in from rA'L A1.2S..:CRAPFLE ? the bare and hotels east of Ka- list." There was a feeling of her "Cash and Carry." "It settee rachi I was wondering who had tightness in the throat It was the money, dear." Vold them that Mostyn and the this with the Cu.- In bath • always like the I played sub- 1 girl were carrying gold toms, allover the world one ex. marines with the soap and won- We left by. night for Singa- perienced the identical sense- dered about Julia. I'd been beak pore and flew to Colombo and tion, an indefinable contraction three hours and already theta a- Beirut. of the nervous system, were ominous signs that I wale • • • I had passed. going to miss her. • • • • • • I began to plan the next /tide party, the party would have At the aircrew Wilding we I weal' changing when the table when we reached home, a party checked our equipment in and phone rang and I took my drink that would drain away the 'suf- collected our mail, then indhl- through with me to the sitting. focating tiredness. It would be dually disappeared. We mingled room and stood gazing at the party with • Julia. Sebastian with two outgoing crews. I nod- Instrument for a moment before td Jonathan Amery, that ded at the first otheers. Tomor- deciding to answer it. French girl from the Rank Or- row one of them would be play- It might be Julia getting be- ing golf in Beirut and the other latadly whimsical. ganization could come. and A STAR CAN'T ENE. BOTHERED Adono.n and dozens of others, would be like varnished coffee "the telephone mita still ring- HE musT but mainly it would be a party in a deckchair at the Mid- ing A cacophony of distress. . WITH A FAMILY!! with Julia. A fifty-fifly mixture Ocean, gazing into a sky of I picked up the receiver. DEVOTE ALL HIS ENERGY tine- of love and alcohol inoculated Caribbean blue. My tired mind "la that John Verreker?" It To HIS WORK!! YOU momentarily one against worry, though it gravitated about was a woman speaking, and she UNDERSTAND OF COURSE? late- took money to make one com- the nature of the job, the no- sounded foreign pletely immune A liquid hap- medic existence of this tiny Inexplicably I was grateful it PAYS. piness diffused in my spirit. moving human group. wasn't Julia. seventy pas- Disliking the 'aircrew build- while -W.-hind me "My name is Olga Mostyn. I ition anxiety neuroses ing. I went downstairs and out. , III.ngers nursed am Tony's wife Tony Mosityn's money, sex and side. Behind the building stood 1967, over marriage. wife." She repeated herself, as starboard wing the Jaguar It started easily whether Ow though in danger would fall off Reclining in a and I collected the luggage wondered why' pelsonal vartuun of irremponei- Arnazedly, ,' bility. protected by a gaiety 1 negotiated the Colnbrook Mostyn's wife was ringing me. her. glass dome of selfish independ- roundabout in my car and turn- I thought I had never met :. rece, I felt above the petty dis- ed towards London, thinking of It might have been better if It 11 turbittices abotorbing the nverapre Julia At Osterlev I saw Ulf• had been Julia after all. man. and -beyond the scope of evening newspaper headlines (To Be Coottniu-ri Tomorrow) F thy Coe,.rit Mt Own. I,,, novel e Copyright, 1967. Edward 1114 mark DistrItut.'d b King Features Synth, ,ite • •

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LEDGER & TIMES — PAGE SIX THE !HURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — APRIL 18, 1988 • until much later. Route 1, Almo; Miss Marie TRADE ACCORD Such an advisory to the press Hospital Report Armstrong, Route 1, Murray; MADRID aall — Spain will ex- corps is absolutely necessary to IContinued From Palm 1) Mrs. Beulah Hughes, Route 4, port oranges, almonds and tea Soviet Un- Story Ave., Murray. Murray. tile producs to the good press relations. Nunn's Dismissals ion under a trade accord sign' announced Fri- departure from the state left Mrs. Hazel Quinton, Box 192 NOW YOU KNOW ed here, it was reach- Lt. Gov. Wendell H. Ford, a Dover, Tennessee, Ronald All- day. The agreement was Soviet and Democrat, as acting governor. britten, New Concord; Mrs. by United Press International ed by a group of in Ma- The possible ratifications of Rhoda Baucum, 802 Poplar St., Jaroslav of Martinic and Wil- Spanish representative; such a rip are too nunterous to Murray; Mrs. Oma Jackson, liam -r-of Slavata, members of drid last week. mention, 1101 Story Ave., Murray; Mast- a powerful government council, er Richie Morris, Route 3, Mur- were hurled by political up- The lack of such information URN PLACED Mrs Donna Grogan and ponents from a window of the was repeated last week, when ray; boy, Almo: Mrs. Judy Habsburg royal castle in Pra- unknown to the press corps, baby Barlow and baby girl, 1104 gue in 1818 in an incident that Nunn left the state, went to (UPI) — An urn Mulberry Street, Murray; Mrs. became known as the defene- BERLIN New Orleans for a speech, then the ashes of Ger- Rhupayne Adams, 1808 Cello- stration of Prague containing onto Florida for a vacation. was placed Thurs- way,•Murray, Mrs. Dailey- Wat- hard Eisler There were rumors that the day in the wall around a me- ers, 501 Chestnut Street, Mur- governor was out of state, but morial to Socialist dead in East ray. Mrs. Sandra Wallace and Former Metropolitan and there was no advisory from Berlin's Freidrichsfelde Ceme- baby boy, 1214 Peggy Ann Opera star Marjorie the governor's office. Paris died of a heart attack Mrs. Lynda is director of opera tery He Drive, Murray, Lawrence II. Els- Tennessee; for the music de- March 21 at the age of Bit by bit, the trail of the Overholts, Milan, production top at Nouthem flhinois ier was East Germany's governor was uncovered. But Mrs. Opal McCuiston, 503 Olive partment University propagandist once again, Schweder had to Murray, Mrs. Martha L. Starks. tell inquiring newsmen that he didn't know where the gover- nor was.

While lack of advising the press when the governor leaves the state has been the most flagrant violation of good faith with the press corps, several I LARGE GROUPS LARGE GROUPS other factors have helped to strain the relationship.

These include the fact that Nunn has had only two press SUITS SKIRTS conferences since taking office and the failure of his office to prepares to Ices round in support of the Screaming Eagles during Operation SAN ANGELO. The crew eta 105essa howitzer advise newsmen of statewide THE CHERRY'S , appearances. Texts of such ad- Backstair' At The A President is seldom alone plates, credit cards or loose Schweder, more often than not, dresses the governor makes are I TOPS Much Mett - often Than not.,cash. he replies that he doesn't know4rare1y received by newsmen. COSTUMES . BIG White House there are guests for lunch.' He never Ion to places the answer. guests for dinner. where he would liatv to pay The real "Communications In contrast to the governor's By MERRIMAN SMITH Salo Reasons/MIRY his way. He needs no identifica- gap" isn't between the press policy, the lieutenant governor SPRING SALE UPI White House Itsperter What is lonely about the job tion cards, not even a passport, and Schweder, but rather be- and his staff can be seen re- WASHINGTON C1,11 — Back- involves the solitary nature of when he travels abroad. tween Schweder and the gov- gularly in the press room ad- DRESSES SWIMSUITS stairs at the White House responsibility for final deci- Taxes No Problem ernor. Nunn has yet to take vising newsmen of Ford's ev- THAT As the contest for the prem sion-s. This truly is what presi- All he has to do about taxes the former Lexington newspap- ery move. is sign his return, which is pre- clerics warms up. this might be dents are talking about when • ermen into his confidence and • pared by others He never has an appropriate time to examine they speak mournfully of their 'as such, he appears to be in Some newsmen also have to look at his checkbook if be'the dart almost REALLY what it is—a $150.000 job with lonely position. as much as been highly critical of the Pub lacks the time or Inclination. some interesting prerequisitiesi While the responsibilities are the press is. tic Information Department un RAIN COATS LUGGAGE This is kept up-to-date for him a longly man-crusher or an Incredibly heavy and working As an example, when the der the Nunn administration by a personal staff member. honor that makes the 'troubles hours tembly long, many governor went to Washington due largely to the ousters, di As for travel, not even a sul• SWINGS more than worth-while' Americans forget that a modern March 28 to talk with U. S. rectly or indirectly, of several the facilities Without attempting all-wise president is relieved of many tan or king has Sen. Thruston Morton, R-Ky.., top writers. answers, it is possible to point tedious chores which annoy and available to a modern chief:to try to change his mind about executive. He has at least five HANDBAGS LAMPS out several myths One has to tire ordinary citizens not seeking re-election, the The feeling generated by the do with the presidency being Also, there are certain as- , turbo-jet helicopters on round- press was not advised of Nunn's administration toward the press fleet of the lat- a lone job pects of presidential life which ; Use-clock call, a departure from the state. Ne- has been one of suspicion SAVINGS UP TO 50% The presidency is about as are not shared by any million- est model' jet transports is as- ther was Schweder advised. Amplifying this feeling has lonely as a state fair on Sat aire signed to him, along wih sev- He didn't find out that Nunn been the disclosure that secre ,jets and about 30 urday night with free fire As for everyday tedium, a eral smaller had gone to Washington until tanes in the governor's office of the latest model cars which after the governor had return- works In fact, the non-lonely president has us all beat He have been advised they are not STORE OF YOUTH & FASHION nature of the job may be one never has to worry about car- seem to be constantly washed ed to Frankfort_ Most of the to associate with members of of its principal drawbacks. rying a wallet, keys, charge and polished. news media didn't learn of it the press corps There are. however, many •ama. joys of the common man which escape a president entirely He must do without the plea- Answer the call. Chevron Island is sures of a supermarket check out line, those friendly hours just over the horizon. Keep a sharp waiting in the coin-operated lookout for the red and blue Chevron laundry, the fun of going to the pumps.They're full of' Young Ho" dry cleaners' and the challenge • spirit for your car. Discover a w eta -A664t of arguing with the paper boy hole about whether last month's bill ome to ChevronIsland. new world of driving pleasure. ,Fill was paid_ up with Chevron gasoline. Enjoy He can't have everything extra-power, extra-performance. Then see what a difference it makes wherever you drive. Set your course Clergymen's Criticism Is now for the nearest Chevron Island, south of the Standard sign. You'll Levelled At find the natives are friendly. Views on Grace Governor By Abigail Van Buren . away. vneorp.01 V NowSee. I DEAR ABBY A housewife recently asked who should say By DREW VON BERGEN FRANKFORT, Ky VPS — Af- grace when a clergy man is a guest at the table She the ter four months in office, Gov to work' if he were wondered if a clergyman would feel "put Louie B Nunn's relationship asked or would be feel slighted if he weren't Count me as one with the Capitol news media is Presbyterian minister who would prefer to pras along, while had and getting worse almost my host recites the blessing I sometime suspect that the daily. family is not accustomed to saying pace ;some may not even The "communications gap" know hpw but they feel It should be said because I am between Nunn and the Capitol present In that case if I am asked to "lead the prayer," I press corps which covers events of proceed without delay to save embarrassment state government, is readily , evident. CHICAGO MINISTER Newsmen can be heard "ion- stantly criticizing the Nunn ad ! DEAR ABBY I certainty do not far slighted If this honor ministration's policies in Ms- does not conic to Inc A clergyman has no more influence with nominating information, or ra- the Lord than the business man host who sits across the table ther the lack of dissemination from him "His communication through . HCW DD 'Associate Minister Ementus1 PARK AVENUE the Capitol press corpt is nil,"' said one veteran newsman METHODIST CHURCH. N Y C Another newsman here, ask- ed for his comment on the DEAR ABBY After II years as a pastor. I concede to the press-Nunn relationship, re- eishes of the host If he asks rne to give the thanks. I do If he ' jibed sharply. "It's deteriorating offers the thanks I thank God that here is a man who is taking . rapidly." his rightful place as the head of his house. and I pray that This opinion is virtually un- mor• men-would do likewise animous among the working press, which must be alert Sincerely W H S ;PORTLAND. ORE to Nunn's every move ' Ironically, several members DEAR ABBY Ac-cording to the Orthodox Jewish Law the of the newsmen are registered host oilers the benecuction messing moire we meal Republicans, thereby dismiss- regardless of who else is present However the blessing at the trig a contention that such cri- end of the meat should preferably be led by a guest, since it titian would come- frorn "a lib- gives him the seportunity t bless the host In his prayer eral ,press" I• Key to I. M K rDOVER N J I the administration's failure in press relations has been the unwillingness 'of the DEAR ABBY For a host to ask a clergyman to say grace governor's inner circle to use • at a meal whew the host normally does not, is hypocrisy. not either its press secretary or' courtesy 'Public Information Department REV D N FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WF-STERLO, N to advise newsmen of important mutters involving the governor Warren Schweder of lexing DEAR-ABBY I say the minister should always be asked to Ion, a former newsman, Yeas -• say the grace As I minister. I have been humiliated on more named by Nunn as press secre- • than one occasion 6y being treated as an ordinary guest Very tary and holds that position truls yours P E I MARTINSS'ILLE, VA I now. But Schweder's office, unlike DEAR ABBY I 4,,,,, I (iTir. %if° says 'orace.. before a that of Don Mills. his urede , i cessor under the administration 1 meal but whoever says it should say it with sincerity I "'"ve 'of Gov Edward T Breathitt, heard people rJce thru the grace with such speed that it means ; has not fulfilled the duties nothing ' A PRIF:ST 'FREEF'OHT T., : members of the press noramlly associate and expect of such a Everybody has a pr...hiens What's yours! For a prrsonal . position C." mike write 1. Abby, Rot 6117110. 14118 Aageles, _Cal.. 110,0a1 and While the newsmen are crlt- ; easelese a stamped, eelf-midressed envelope teal of the system, they are in general agreement that it isn't LETTERS! SENti SI TO ABBY. BOX HATE TILL WRITE Si hwedere fault put 1111110.11.00 4NGICLES. CAL, HON. FOR ARRy's 110011U.ET. when a question is to -HON TO WRITE I FTTERR VOR All OC('ASIONS." -