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11, United Preis international 12( OUR 114th‘YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, August 5, 1963 MURRAY POPULA flON 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 184

, Clynard Hamlin Dies 'a MUSkgrOW On Second Priest Burns Self To In Paducah Rest Home m orton May Be'l Way'em To Gdreenlan - Ban FCaRT EUSTIS, Va. Test lAHTNCt - Historic Partial •Death To Protest Restrictions Canard Hamlin passed away on VP Canthdate Army Pvt. Jerry Muskgrow, whoa! Sunday morning following a long wife. Peggy, and parents, Mr and -- - Illness. His death came at the Smith Mrs. SEMI Muskgrow, live at 20a COLUMBUS. Ohio len -- Ken- By NEIL SHEEHAN man Catholic President Ngo Dinh Rest Home in Paducah. N. Melly, Murray. Ky.. departed Is Signed tucky Sen. Thruston B. Morton will United Press International Diem. Survivors are an uncle G. T. Wol- Fort Eustis, Ky.. with other mem- Treaty Today the Repbblican candidate for SAIGON, Viet Nam itet -- The Political observers said the in- f rd of Murray be tiers .of the 124th Transportation vice president next year if a poai fiery suicide of the second Buddhist cident could touch off a new round cousins Groover Parker, Payne COMpuny early in July for Opera- conducted by the Columbus Sun- priest in two months aroused fears of Buddhist demonstrations and Street, Murray, Hugh Wofford of tion SUNEC in Greenland. day Dispatch pans out. of new strife today between the government control measures, Memphis and Rex Lashlee and '11koperation provides DEW Line poll of Republican state chair- Powers government and 'aiet Nam's Bud- The Big Three Twenty Years Old The rads/ sites with supply cil By Bruce Fields of Paris, Tennessee. a year's 'Id Pierce. 56 committeenien'al- dhist majority. Buddhist spokesmen in Saigon men and national all neceshiry provisions. - e weighing He was a member of the Metho- A young Buddhist priest burned identified the priest as 23-year-old so indicated that Arizoria Sen. Barry laliskgrow 3edford, Ind. dist Church. Graveside services were is a 1959 graduate of himself to death Sunday in a public Thich Nguyen Huong. Goldwater is their choice for Presi- Douglass Mrs. Madge Rhodes and a half held this morning at 11 -00 o'clock High School. square in the coastal town of Pan- Hailed As Initial Step To End Government sources said he ap- with Rev. John W. Archer officiat- and swee- basis of the poll. Gold- - Dies In Colorado tierce about 96 miles south of Saigon parently poured gasoline over his ing_ Burial was ia Watford cemetery deOn. the • t will make water could claim at least 532 votes- - to protest alleged religious discrim- saffron robes and set himself afire In Stewart County. armed. national convention in San Mrs. Madge Rhodes, age 79, pass- ination by the government of Ro- in Panthiet's Unknown Soldiers' Pallbearers were Hayden Jack- at the rs. yciia Cold War; Aid In Peace next July in balloting ed away on Saturday night August Square at about noon Sunday. son, Rodell Gardner. H. J. Bryan. Franscisco presidential nominee. 3 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Government troops reportedly Rex Lashlee. Groover Parker and for a His cloest rival, Gov. Nelson She .is survived by three sons By HENRY SHAPIRO ing on, Khruschev led those present rushed to the scene and carried away Joe Pat Farley. Williams Dies . New York. could Cecil Rhodes of Los Angeles, Sid- lin a champagne toast. Company M the charred body of the priest. • The J. H. Churchill Funeral Home Rockefeller of The United than 198. A total ney and Phillip of Colorado Springs; MOSCOW gar - Echoes Grotnyko's Hope Buddhist sources said the priest was in Verge of count on no more arrangements. . two sisters Mrs. Loyd Allen of States. - Britain and the Soy i e t !i Rusk,, in his remarks. echoed apparently had been talking part in. of 665 votes is needed to win nomi- On Friday Golden Pond and Mrs. Preston Jones Union eday signed an historic .1 Gromyko's hope that the treaty a 48-hour hunger strike in the. nation. .1 Shows Up Well of Murray; five grandchildren, nine partia! nuclear test ban treaty which would be the springboard for fur- town's pagoda, along Tropical Hurricane The poll did not reach party • with other several they Mead as an initial step to- CO. leaders in all 50 states, but it did Mrs. Lydia Williams 5e, great grandchildren and ther sTeps to reduce international priests, nuns and Buddhist laymen widow of "Falls Apart" Today nephews. ward endine the Old war and guar- get replies from 35 states and the the late John H. Williams who died nieces and tension. 4a when he- suddenly leaped into the anteeing peace. At Fort Knox District of Colianbia. in 1952, Funeral arrangements are incom- "The' signature of this treaty," square and killed himself. passed away at 11:00 a. tn. ,ERUILT - Tropical storm Ar- The body is be- Wit': e r,"if!". signing of names readinees Others mentioned as presidential on Faday in the Ford Hospital in plete at this time. he said. "represents the They said the- priest apparently lene, a deflated hurricane, "fell in St. Catherine's Hall of the Kreme nomination probables were Michi- Detroit. ing returned to Murray to the J. H., of the United States to join with FORT IZNOX, Ky. t - Ken-1 did not inform other Buddhists of apart" early today and became an Home. Burial will lin, the three natams agreed to the gan Gov. George Romney, Pennsy- She is survived by her mother Churchill Funeral the other original signatories and tucky's 100th Division tTrainingi his intention to take his own life easterly wave of squalls east of first major control pact between , for- be in the Matheny Cemetery, west with other nations in a determined has finished its and few persons were present when lvania Gov. William Scranton, Mrs. Mary F. Parks of Detroit; two first semester of Puerto Rico. of Golden Pond, East and West since the end of and sustained effort to find practical summer he burned himself to death. mer Vice President Richard M. sisters Merle Whipple of Birming- training, and its report' card Another moderate easterly wave — World War II. means by which tensions can be Ls looking Writer Commits Suicide Nixon, and Morton. ham, Michigan and Mrs. Joe Nance good. moved through south Florida bring- ,. Secretary of State Dean Rusle reduced and the burdens of the arms More In June, '73-year-old Buddhist of Warren. Michigan. than 1.700 men are at Port ing rain and scattered squalls Small Mimed for the United States, Foeeign race lifted from the shoulders of ap priest Thich The funeral will be held at the Knox this year with the 100th, Ken- Quan Duc burned him- craft warnings were raised along -School Minister Andrei Gromyko for the peoples." pre our Scott's Grove Baptist Church on tucky's largest Reserve organization self to death before. a large crowd the southeast coast. Sidewalk Sale Soviet Union. and Foreign Secre- Wednesdaa at 2:00 p . in. with Rev. Ca• • and the first Reserve wilt of its Of Buddhists on a busy street in The Weather Bureau at San Juan. tary Lord Home for Britain. Soviet EX 1 Loyd Wilson officiating Burial will size to be called to active duty dur- downtown Saigon. P. R , in its final advisory on what Premier Nikita Khrushchev. beam- be in the ecott's Grove cemetery. Clinici Set ing the Berlin Crisis in 1961. Early last month. South Vlet had been the year's first hurricane, , • ing with satisfaction, joined in the Nam's most celebrated writer, Nguy- Is Planned Friends may call at the J. H. Plane Crash These men and their units are said Arlene was completely disor- drinking of ahampagne toasts that Churchill Funeral Honie after 6:00 rated about 250 times daily by Re- en Thong Tam, Mlle& himself with ganized and winds were not expected followed the signing. iday p. in. tomorrow. For Carter gular Army inspectors during their poison on the eve of his trial tor to exceed 25 to 30 miles per hour. After the cereniopy the three sign- tour at Knox. The ratings cover alleged 'complicity in an abortive- "Regeneration of the storm is For This Week eriakoiced their hopes for the future Report Is et•iti coup d'etat against Diem in everything frcin haw well the men 1960. not probable." forecasters said. in these words: a note linking Doctor A. D. Butterworth, Health make their beds to their aocuraty He left his death with Small craft warnings were raped Kentucky News - Rusk-'A good first step. .if col- with hand grenades. the Buddhist cause. along the extreme southeast coast Officer will hold a preschool clinic lectively we and other nations ptir- Checked Out The merchants of Murray are 9:00 a. ne lour \ • Normally in the first few hectic In Rome Pope Paul VI, spiritual of Floret% for winds from the east- Thursday Aug. 8, 1963 teem sue a course to insure that the for- planning a citywide Sidewalk Sale children who will --- davs of camp ratings are low, while leader of the world's 500 million erly wave which crossed the state_ to 11:00 a. m. for ward momentum of the agreement ' Catholics, on Friday and Saturday which bids Briefs be entering Carter first grade. Par- A plane Was reported down this sol arm work the civilian kinks out Roman urged the Diem is maintained by further steps. man's to be one of the largest promotions requested to bring their morning about 10:30 east of the of their systems. govansineut Saturday not to "ignore --a-- ents are long hopeful quest for peace will Local People On New yet entered into by stores through- children to the Health Center and airport. however a thorough search But the eCenturymen", sharpened the rights" of its people, in an ap- FRANKFORT, Ky. .-eet - State cease to be only a dream and will out the city. copy of their immuniza- by Sheriff Woodrow Rickman and a by their year of active duty, re- parent reference to the Buddhist Janice Linn Record Police Capt. John Watts of Mul- to bring a begin to acquire solid reality." Forty-three merchants have in- records to the above number of neopleaof the area failed ceived no unsatisfactory ratings its petiteats of religious discrimination. drangh has retired after 27 years tion Gromyko - The treaty "may pave dicated they will cooperate by parti- All children entering the first to produce the plane. first day at camp And since then Sot service. He was presented 3 gold the way for the solution of other, Janice Linii of. Paris. Tenn- cipating In the unique event which have a physical examin- Dewey Pace of .near Penney re- 01%-labs) .. Mias II/With by Col. David A. Espie. di- grade must more important international pro- ant!. salt sang two songs on a ugw see mercluindise moved out in- certificate signed that ported that the plane apparent!, theperfect 96-percent "excellent"to a mar-level t tma ineup- For Ladies • will rad. of the state police, for his ation and a blems. includine the problem of dis- record to la released next month by to the street for -sale there. law trouble and the engint With the 100th Division at Fort Ea years of loyal service. Watts told all immunisations required by armaent."m had engine TH ay Golf Is Set the 4 Sons Record Company of The parking meters will be "fed" has been given. Children who at- aa ti-off. he said. lie repeated. In Knox are about -26 men from the his boas, "I love police work." Hone\ - The treaty is "an im- Paris. the merchant usipg the space. tended irlatidergarten and had a the sheriff's office that the plane 6 Murray area who are members of by portant 'breakthrough in the arte:z Aocompaniment is by The Pur- A carnival atmasahere will pre- physical examination need not be \eclat down behind a large tree aboui Company M of the 398th Regiment. LOISVILLEU let - Belt Is- race. Noe, there is a chance to em- pro- the dells, a vocal gralup from Murray il for the two day citywide land Park, a recreation site on rxammnsct again, but must have ploy our ereat resources to product a mile from his home. and background music is by Chuck motional sale. Odd costumes will be min tanizat ion certificate completed. Sheriff Rickman went to the scene usic The lineup for the ladies day golf Twelve Mile Island in the Ohio a more abundant life." Leach and the "X-Le". Mike Jones- the order of the day for sales 'per- 'and drove as clime to the reported Jet Powered on Wednesday. August 7, at the River, is now officially part of Needs Sanate Ratifkation - Racer , of North 18th street. Murray is a sonnel, pleaty of music will be crash site as possible. then went by Calloway reounty Country Club has the Jefferson County park sys- Charles Ahart. Although joining in the. expres- Sets 407.45 member of the latter group. heard, and free popcorn and lemon- Ed foot to the Win located by Dr Pace, Record been announced It is as follows: tem. The park 1{ h Connally ded- sions of hope for the future, Rusk r, Miss Linn is the daughter of Mr. furnishea. search was made for the ade will be icated Saturday at ceremonies at- Completes School pointed out that the treaty does A wide Evelyn Jones, Eleanor Diugiud and and Mrs. 0.„ V. Linn of Paris and is Any costume will be acceptable for plane, however none was found. It swer BONNEVTLI al SALT FLATS. tended by Gov. Bert T. Combs not end the threataof nuclear war. , Venda Sexton: Betty Nelson. a graduate of Grove High School. the eeent. Charles Ed Allan, 213 N. 13th St. as assumed that the plane merely Utah ,rpii - The jet-powered racer Fairs and Jefferson County Judge Mar- "It does not reduce nuclear stock- Alexander, and Jane- Agnas Payne: Regular store hours will be ob- Woodmen of the World district man- I cut the engine in a practice run. "Spirit of America." piloted by con-, low Cook record load of 1.178 piles." he said. -It does not halt Shirley Seals. aue Costello. and Jane served for those participating. The ager in Murray. completed. a district - then glided for some distance before • fident Craig Breedlove, established pessengers traveled to the islane production of nuclear weapons. It Baker: Lou Doran. Alice Purdotre 'sate IS being advertised throughout 'Managers sehoca at the Woodmen cuttIng the engine back an. a world land speed record today with Revival in Progress aboard the sternwheeler, Bella of does not rcstruct their use in time and Ruth Wilson; Frances Miller, the trade area of Murray in news- home office in Omaha July 29 thro- Some reports were that a tobacco an unofficial two-way clocking of Louis-ville. • of war. Mary Frances Bell, and Jerlene Sul- At Goshen Methodist papers and radios in the towns ugh August 2. dusting plane had been in the area 407.45 miles an hour on the sun- "It is, therefore. not possible for liven; Maude around Murray. was one of nineteen district and could possialy have crashed, splashed Bonneville Salt Flats Butler McClain, Ed- HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. - J He us to guarantee what the signific- wina Simmons, and Marie Lassiter; Most of the cast of Stars in My managers in eight states who at- however a check revealed that all Breedlove's performance shattered ' Revival services are in progress Elliott Flannety. state commission- ance of Lillis act shall be. History Jimmie Collie, Stella Hurt, and Ed- Crown will be on hand both days tended the school. were accounted for, as far as could the 16-year-old speed mark of 3942 this week at the Goshen Methodist er of insurance. *ill address a ban- will eventually record how we deal na Knight, Betty Jo Purdom. in full costume singing songs and The school was conducted by R. E. be determined. Anxiety" m p. h set by Brishisher John Marge Church. The revival will continue quet tonight of the Kentucky As- with he unfinished business of Toy Lenning, manager of Kyle Cobb. Kipp. and Opha Spicelarid: Marge through Fnday, with services held promenading. Lemonade and pop- sedation of Mutual Insurance Ag- Simmons, Woodmen's educational peace." Caldwell. Billy Cohoon, and Martha corn stands will be placed at in- Field said that all planes at the aft- Despair" A 26-year-old racing expert from daily at 2,00 and 7.46 p. m. ents, lhe group opened its 17th an- director. The treaty bans all nuclear tests Sue Ryan; Laverne Ryan. Lois Kel- tervals around the square dispensing port are accoupted for and that ap- Los Angeles. Breedlove was timed The visiting evangelist is Rev. nual copvention Sunday with more exeept those underground, Before ler, Pauline Parker, and Earline free corn and drinks. PICNIC TUESDAY parently was from some other area. 'at 388 47 miles an hour in has first J. P. Archer, pastor of the St. Mark then- 150 persons in attendance. it, becomes binding on the United Doran: Reba Kirk. Urbena Koenen. The Retail Trade Committee of A red and white plane was reported run at 630 re- m He was admired of Methodist Church in Memphis. Prior Also schedeled to pea' at the three- States it must be ratified by the and Frances Hulse: Lochie Hart. the Murray Chamber of Cornmrace The Ruth Sunday School Class in the area at that time, not from the woad mark when he drove the to his moving to Memphis. Ree. day canclave is Nichols J. Matthews Senate. where favorable action is Blanche Titsworth. and Marelle Is sponsoring the Sidewalk Sale. of the First Baptist Church will Kyle Field. sleek racer through the 'measured Archer was pastor of the Palestine of seashireton direceor of services believed almost certain. Euldene A large crowd is expected for he picnic at the city park Lenning said that all the light. mile at a speed of 428.37 on the Robinson. Sins 'Rich- Church, West Paducah for five years. !se, t ,ce. ml A ia tion of Mu- have a family The Signing of the agreement to- re- planes pap when the engine is ac- turn run. ardson. and Clarke Sparkman , Visitors are invited to attend. twod sales event. tual Insurance Agents Tuesday. August 6th at 6.30 p. m. day sharpened still further the celerated and this does not neces- Hostility" After setting the new unofficial split between the Soviet Union and sarily me.an it has engine trouble. ” mark. Breedlove told newsmen both Red China onideological issues. A meliness runs went smoothly except for a Forty-Three Murray Businesses In Sidewalk Sale complicating factor in reaching fur- slight wind pepblem on the return ther agreements is- bound to be the Farm Bureau Directors run on the 10-mile long course. determination of both France and Communist China to achieve their Will Meet Tomorow cma nuclear forces. - - Rites For Mrs. The signing of the historic doc- The regular Meeting of the Cala__ Mattie ument took only a few minutes. with amay County Bureau board of di- Owen Held Sunday three copies of the, treaty being pass- rectors will be held tomorrow in the 'o Doubt" ed around for aignature. After each Farm Bureau office at 730 13 Ira The funeral of Mrs Mattie Owen signatgre was affixed to the treaty Final plans will be made for the pty Life" was held yesterday at 2:00 p. m. in ah'eil was bound in vellum, an at- annual picnic on August 10. The the chapel of the J. H. Churchill tendant carefully blotted Dia signa- I wheat and feed grain act of 1963 Funeral Home. ture. will be discussed by a person from Rev. Norman Culpepper and Bro There was barely time to establish the home office. Lake Riley officiated Pallbearers a television hookup beerteen Mos- were Troy Colson. Raymond Colson, cow' and Western members of the Service For Everett Owen Hale, Amon Owen, Trellis EtiroviSiOn network. The signing la MoCuiston, and Joe D Hopkins started evenbeforg television trans- Roberts Held Today Sorrow" Mrs. Owen passed away Saturday mission began. - at the home of a daughter Mrs. United Nations secretary General The funeral of Everett Roberts. :ertainty" Marvin Colson of Almo route one. Thant and the laige American (tele-. age 86. was held in the chapel of gation-Which included four Demo- the J H. Churchill Funeral Home antic and 'two Republican senators, at 2:00 p. m. today with burial in as well as U. N. Ambassador Adlai the city cemetery Stevenson -were among the observ- Palibeareis were grandsons. Weather ers. Rev. Joe Whittier of the First After the signing, there was . a Christian Church officiated. Report general round of handshaking.' A • United Parse International round of applause and handshakes BUY FARM HERE had followed each signature. And _ Western Kentucky -Partly cloudy then, with a email army- of diplo- Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson and warm and becoming bumid this mats. Officials and newsmen look- returned to their home Saturday afternoon, tonight and Tuesday. Pictured above is a part of the forty-three Murray merchants who Third row: Chuck Shuffett, Larry Hurt, Logan Watson, Ed Fenton, - in Warren. Mich after a two weeks Isolated afternoon relatives of thundershowers will participate in the big Sidewalk Sale to- be staged in Murray next Jim Wilson, Glen Wooden, Vernon Hair, Prentice Lassiter, A. B. Crass, liI G ale-LOW visit with friends and likely both days Math County and Dover. Tenn. today in Friday and Saturday. Charles M. Baker, Jack Belote, Leonard Vaughn, Everett Jones, Harry Callaway low 90s Low tonight in low 705. While here they purchased a farm "Reading from left to right, front row, kneeling: Ila Douglas, J. D. Phipps, Nix Crawford. High Tuesday in mid 90s NEW YORK tiPit - The lowest nefil, Providence, Ky. Murphy, Cohoon, Gene Edwin Jennings, William Jeffrey, J. E. Little- Back row: Oliver Cherry, Frank Ryan, Kirk Pool and Joe Dick. temperature reported this morning The 5 a. m (ntgri temperatures: ton, Mayor Holmes Ellis and James L. Johnson. Participating in the promotion but not present for the picture to the. U. S. Weather Bureau. ex- LODGE MEETING Louisville 67. Lexington 54, Cov- Second row: ftoffinan Swann, J. 0. Parker, Buel Hargis, Laverne were: Jimmy Boone,.R. L. Ward, Gorge Hodge, A. W. Russell, Huel cluding Hawaii and Alaska. was 43 ----- ington 58, London 61, Hopleinsville Wallis, Bradburn Hale, James R. Allbritten, Ed Settle, Hilton Hughes, Jones, Alfred Lindsey, Vernon Stubblefield, Jr., Ed Frank Kirk, Gingles degrees at Alpena, Mich., and Reno Murray Lodge 105 FegaM will have 74e Paducah 67, Bowling Winnernuca. Nev. !heir regular buseness meeting to- Green 66. George Hart, Preston Ordway, Richard Tuck, W. R. Furches. Wallis, H. C. Corn, Maurice Ryan, R. Y. Northen, Russell Johnson and and The highest Evansville, Id., 66 and Hunting- reported Sup' was 109 at Imper- night at 7:30 p. m. All Master Ma- Carl Kingins. ton. W. Va. 00. ial and N . Calif. sons are urged to attend.

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/WAR TWO MURRAY, MONDAY — AUGUST 5, 1964 k THE LEDGER & TIMES — KENTUCKY —4 • THE LEDGER & TIMES '7 Bak Had More Murray Lumber Co. Inc. PUBLISHED by LEDGER St TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. , Cosas!slation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY Tiows-iierald, October 29, 1028, and the West Kentuckian, January Magnetism. 1, 1942. EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Than Maple St. Tel. 753-3161 Mantle 104 East We reserarsi the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- terest of our readers. By 'TIM MORIARTY NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO,- 1500 United Press International Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; Baseball old -timers insist Babe Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Ruth had more magnetism and Joe DiMaggio had a bit more Entered at the Post Office, Slurray, Kentucky, for tranatcussi.on OS poise, yet Mickey Mantle SeCritn1 Chess Matter. possesses the same flair for the dramatic that marked SUBSCRIPTION RATliS: By Carrier in Murray. per week 20o, per the careers of his New York Yankee month 85o. ln Calloway and adjoining countless per year, $4.50; else- predecessors. - where, $8.00. You'd have to go back to the Babe and the DtMag to ^The Outstanding Civic AIMS of a Community is the compare the ovation Mantle received from 38.555 Integrity of Us Newspaper' fans at Yankee Stadium Sunday when he made his first appearance BEST CARE MONDAY -- AUGUST 5, 1963 In two months as a pinch hitter in for the second game of a doubleheader against the . Quotes From The News The applause reached a deafening Summer Cottons crescendo seconds later when Mighty BY UNITED PRESS INTELNATIONAL Mickey, after looking at a called ...'Our SAN/TONE WASHINGTON — W. Averell Harriman, who was U.S.. first strike, blasted a slider by Bal- timore special drycleaning negotiAtor in nuclear test ban treaty talks, commenting on southpaw George Brunet into the left field the split between Russia and China: 'QUAKE TOLL CLIMBING TOWARD 15,000—Dazed survivors walk past ruins of destroyed stands to tie the score process, buildings in Skopje, Yugoslavia, shattered by earthquake at 10-all in the seventh inning. "Both of them want to bug us, but they want to bury us an that may have taken as with Style-Set° many as 15.000 livts. Several thousand other persons were injured. The Yankees went on to win the in a different way."' An estimated 80 per cent of the bliddings in the city of 200,000 population were shaken dowm tRadiopsote, game, 11-10, in the 10th on a pinch sacrifice fly by Yogi Berra and gain What is Style Sett)? LONDON — Julie Gulliver, last girl friend of Dr. Stephen a split of the twin bill. The Orioles It's like the textile finish new Ward, telling of plans to reveal surprising information on the* won the opener, 7-2, on homers by you get on Case. John Powell, John Orsino and pit- summer cottons. Ordinary drycleaning "I'm going to make sure that some people who could have A Winner And A Loser Have cher Steve Barber (and laundering) remove helped Stephen aren't going to walk Barber Homered around with grins an the new finish. Our their faces." Little In Common But Tears In the opener. Barber homered Style-Set restores it. In the first and Powell connected With Styte.Set, your CINCINNATI. Ohio — A bathing suit-clad bridesmaid, in the sixth off Ralph Terry to give fine cottons LIVE on and the assisting in the World's first wedding on water skis: B. :14.4,RTIN LADEN seventh, two of them scoring on a Orioles a 4-2 lead' Oran° on. We guarantee your -At least we don't have to worry about sweltering in a 1 lilted Press International double by Podres. his homer in the eighth off Tom satisfaction. Call today. -church:" Jc,tinny Pocires, a %inner, and Shows 2-50 Records Metcalf, making h is first major Racer Craig. a loser, have little us Craig, who hasn't won since April league appearance Dick Hall pitch- common today — except for stew ed 2's tutle.ss innings to preserve. MOSCOW — Soviet Premier Khrushchev, greeting Secre- 29 and now shows a 2-20 mark for rear, of regret. the season, gave first Barber's 15th victory Special up a Inning Summer tary of State Rusk at the Kremlin before signing of the nu- The 'Podres. who is used to winning, to Eddie Mathews and remained clear test ban treaty. Press International second by United came within three outs of a no- then allowed what proved to be the in the race. "Things are going 7,, very well." - NATION t1 I F hitter, when he hurled the Los An- winning run when he overthrew games back of the Yankees. by Tram t blasting the Los Angeles geles 1k.dgers to a 4-0 triumph over first base on a pickoff attempt in Angels. 8-1, RESSES ONLY LOS Angeles os 4.1 tan Kansas City downed 75c the Houston Colts Sunday night the sixth. Craig thus tied the league Minnesota. 6-2. San Francisco 62 48 .564 4,, Washington Johnny Temple opened the bottom record for consecutive losses set by belted Boston, 7-5, and (Cash and Carry or Delivered) • St Laws : 62 ;49 .559 5 Cleveland of the ninth with a ground single to Clifton- Curtis of Boston in 1910. ; edged Detroit, 3-2, after Chicago __ 58 • SO .537 using the Ten Years Ago Today ruin •the no-hit bid and after Padres; Willie Maya hit his 27th horde' opener, .-0. Cincinnati __ 60 33 .531 8 LEW.' it k TIMES FILE ha Boo Asprornonte. Larry Sherry ; run off Chicago reliever Lindy Mc- Philadelphia, ._ 58 53 .S23 9 Carreon Led Chisos. came in to retire the COILS. Durnel to make a winner of Don; Boone Laundry & Milwaukee _ 57, 55 .509 10,, Craig. who has legsned how WI Larsen. the fourth Giant . 1 Camilo Carreon priced the White Dr, T. T. Crabtree. Pittsburgh . 53 56 486 13 pastor of the Leawood Baptist Church lose mace jouung the New 'York. The- first San Francisco run result- Sox to victory, driving in Three runs of Memphis, Houston 42 69 .378 25 Cleaners Tennessee. will assist Rev. Garnett lioss..aud the Meta. basses lot more reason to cry ed on an error by Ron Santo, but with a double and a New Tort -34 76 309 32,, single Joel Cherry Corner Baptist Church in a revival. after tying a.National Lague rec- Santo later made amends with an Herten limited the Saturday's Results * Angels to six Murray Little League ord by dropping his 18th consecs- eighth inning circuit to tie the, hits but needed relief All Stars were eliminated in the Milwaukee 10 New York 7 help from 3 HOUR tive game. Craig produced his °an score and shatter Billy O'Dell's bid Hoyt Wilhelm in the eighth. - Little League tournament held in Central City. St. Louis 7 Philad,lphla 0 downfall with a rkuniging error tor a second straight shutout Moe Drabowsky pitched Mr. and Mrs. Tip Miller left for New York City today. San Francisco 9 Chic igo 5 a five- as the Milwaukee BraBravesedged the Tony Taylor and Tony Gonzalez hitter, scored a run and knocked SERVICE The Calloway Circuit Court continued in session today Pittsburgh 5 CISICSOIlati 4 Metz. J.l. Lind made the hard-luck each got three hits in the second in two tallies for the A's. Drabow- with Judge Ira D. Smith handing down -a sentence Los Angeles 2 Houston U of two New York pitcher a 20-game loser game as the Phil& came from behind sky's bases-loaded single climaxed year. to Isiah Jones, Susilay's Results on a charge of malicious shooting. for the second year in a row. with three runs In the eighth inning a five-run burst against Jim Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 2, la Perry to complete a sweep. St. Louis man- in the third inning. Jim Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 1. 2.nd In other games. the Philadelphia Hall and ager Johnny Keane was ejected from Harmon Killebrew f'rattelano 2 Chicago 1. 10 inn. Phillies dropped the St. Louis Car- homerod for the both games. Twins Phila—delphia T St. Lotils 3. 1st dinals into third place by sem:ling Bob Purkey and Joe Nuxhall each The Senators out-slugged Ph:Zphia 5 St. Lotus 2, 2nd doubleheader. 7-3 and 5-2. the the Red pitched complete games for the Sox with the help of a three-run MURRAY MI et 2 New York 1 won two games LOAN CO. Reds Purkey got his hitting support pinch homer by Minnie minoso and BilfCOSY: Siff Silf1D • Los Angeles 4 Houston 0, night fruit.'the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-2 and , 1506 W. Main St. Telephone PL 3-2621 from Frank Robinson. who drove in pair of solo smashes by Jim Teders Games I 4 rand thy San 'Francisco Giants King_ three runs. and rookie Tom Harper Don Rudolph, with relief HOME-LIWNED LOAN CO." San Francisco at Houston , dawned the Chicago Cabs 2-1 in 10 help from aided Nuxhall's cause with a „two- Pete Burnside a n d Ed HELP EASE SOME OF THE WORRY OF BEING SICK esirt 'Only cause scheduled. ,• uuuzigs. -. Roebuck. run homer. picked up his seventh Tuesday's Gashes victory. Wil- . .1 Podres retired Houston ,n order bur Wood took the loss - St Lows at New York night in six of the first eight Innings, Hank Aguirre permitted only a Cincinnati at Philadelphia 2 twi- NAME OIL OFFICIAL • strikins out twee and, aalking_threts , pair of singles and Don Wert hit USED 'Th;. win was his seienth In his last, ASHLAND. Ky. (tee — W. D. a solo homer in the Tigers' opening MOWERS t Mllwai lutkee at Pittsburgh. night eight decisions, including Lour shut- Baskett -Jr., Friday was named game victory_ The Indians won I a Angeles ,at Chicago the - • oats. manager of trade relations for the nightcap on Tito Prancona's am Francisco at Houston. night two- RIDING 11 hp. Like New Ashland Oil .4 Refining Co. He run single in the ninth inning off MOWER $65 The Dodgers broke a scoreless AMERICAN LEAGUE had been president of the Frontier Jim Bunning. deadlock in the sixth with two hits Oil Refining Co. Buffalo. N. V., a sandwiched around an infield out division of Ashland. since 1959. SELF-PROPELLED MOWER3i hp, Old $55 U- 636 and- They got three More :n the - (rhicaito __ 61 47 565 7', -- — Baltimore DEMOISEY RITES SET STATE GOVERNMENT (12 61 649 9 ' Minnesota 7 Kansas City 2 22-IN. CUT 3 rdInnesota GEoRGE-rowN. MOWER hp $22 69 60 641 10 Chicago 5 Los Angeles 6 • KY '111 - Fu- Boston . 54. 54 .500 14', 1 Sunday's Results,- neral services were hel a m FS-T*1 eveIand 54 58 482 I6's Baltimore 7 New York 2. 1st today he for John 11. IS Frenchy DeMoisey 18-IN. CUT MOWER 3 hp $15 Los Angeles 54 60 474 17‘., New York 11 Baltimore 10, 2nd, 10 50. who died Kansas City s 49 59 ,454 19', ! innings Thursday after uttering an ap- parent heart attack EVERYBODY'S Detroit 46 60 434 21', ',Washington 7 Boston 5 DeMoisey was administrative assistant to Washington 40 69 367 29 Detroit 2 Cleveland 0 1st former Gove -• A B Chandler BUSINESS Saturday's Results Cleveland 3 Detroit 2. 2nd during his BILBREY'S Detroit T Cleveland 5 second administration. Kansas City 6 Minnesota 2 Are you willing to work -New York 3 Baltimore 2 Chicago 8 Los Angeles 1 I *nu< o Washington 5 Boston 4 to see that our state Today's Games SOLICITOR RESIGNS It c.tau government is conducted ,No games scheduled • FRANKFORT, Ky. 1TP — City , ,14 )NE HOUR SERV IC ' ..lft11,•I•111,1it Tuesday's Games Solicitor William L. Brooks re- for everybody's benefit, - Minnesota at Los Angeles. nicht signed Friday because he said he Including yours'? If so, Chicaea at Kansas City, night needed time to prepare himself for for details phone DRY New York at Washington. 2, twi- the duties of commonwealth's at- night torney. Brooks. the Democratic nom- CLEANING OFFER' Boston at Detroit. night 753-5528 'SPECIAL • inee for that office, is unopposed Cleseland at Baltimore. night In the November election. PREPARE FOR FAI.A. klfCASS' Monday, August 5th,- Thru Thursday, August 8th SIND' PO• HOSPIT AL PIOTICTION COMPANION NAN Poe MIOIC AL.SUSOKAL PtOTKTION 2-PC. LADIES DR MEN'S

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• It 5, 19641 rsT MONDAY - AUGUST 5, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THRF:F CARD OF THANKS The Family of Mrs. Daisy James acknowledges With grateful appre- r Co. Inc. ciation the many kindnesses and CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle expression, of synnyithy extended to CO. IN MURRAY us in recent loss ti our ACROSS 9-Beach house the \kite and 10-Ulu:lose MUM DOM BONO old mother. 1-Ugly, (poet.) woman MOM MUT MOO JARE always ii'Slurry MEM amaM0653 DEAL We shall remember your 4.Cudgel 16-Pe ill thoughtfulness that made our bur- 8-Farm animal 18-Consecrate MR121131 12-Guido's high MOB Tel. 753-3161 den much easier in our sorrow and 20- Exceptional note II-Sparkle MINN 7J/J3 irii bereavement. 12-Pertaining to 32-Passageway punishment MONDE 11130MSM ../MNIMM10 May God's blessings rest upon 23-:Mon mains of 14-Simian Europe MOO ORIO MOOT each of you. 15-Stay 25-Trumpeter amma GOON 9-DRAWER MAHOGANY DESK.3-5:00 p.m. Dial 7.53-1544. a7c 17-Cried bird MOOD mamog Aubrey G. James & Children 19-Storage box set, good innerspring HELP WANTED I 26-Amm mamaciamaw piece bedroom FEMALE HELP WANTED 20- Roman 35-1nItiala of ----FOR SALE ... DIRECT FROM THE' Me- garment mama mattress and box springs. Reason- I CARD OF THANKS 205 oogo MED r at Leachs on the square, Pans, Ten 71 -Stumble }'resident 00@giIIJd QUID able 1304 Wells Blvd. vac TYPIST - STENOGRAPHER, pre- I wish to thank all those who 23-Above LARGE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING tory, a new Wurlitzer Piano, $496.00 A-1 28-Erilge term fer permanent resident of this coun- NY. LIVE-IN JOBS' TOP N.Y. helped in any way during my recent 24-Pertaining to 12-More unusual Wurbtakr _the. kidneys Iota in College Terrace aubdivision, /4 FIBER GLASS BOAT WITH 40 Armee. "More people buy oaeney. Tickets 4Mt4., Write: Gem, Illness. To those who visited; phorr-- 83-'Peutortio - --41114114be of 44- Macaw ty. Apply to box 574, giving age, 27-Falsehood respect 44.Pronoun choose your lot. If you want a build- h.p. Evuirude motar and trailer. pia.nos than those of any other 35 Lincoln, Roslyn kIts , N.Y. ltp -Spanish for deity marital status, education and ex- ed, sent colds and flowers. And VI 46-ChnlIOILI2 44-Part of 49-Music: is ing contractor see Glindel Reaves Priced to sell. Joe Carson, phone a7c "three" festival church Written a perience. tfc especially to those who came and 30-Heroic tale and Damon Lovett. We may be con- 3-3082. 33-Achieve • 45-Strokes 60-Soak up PL worked on my barn. 31-Coniunetion 40-Country of 46-Carpenter's 63-A state tacted during the day at College FOR RENT WANTED AT ONCE-DEALER IN May I be as thoughtful of others 32-Seers Europe tool (abbr.) R. L. ADAMS HAS 1 REAL NICE Bussiness Opportunities 34-Near Terrace subdivision or by phone at a6c Murray. Many families needing as you have been of me. 35. Winter beef. Phone 641 Slaughter House. 600D 6 ROOM FARM HOI.78 , • night. Glindel Reaves, 753-5111 or J Raw leigh Products. You can earn vehicle 1 2 3 , 4 5 6 7 8 •9, 9 10 11 Richard 753-4839. a5p With bath hot water and etc. About Nesbitt 17-Falsifier Damon Lovett, 753-4449. a5c $100 and up full time. Write Raw- L OC A L DISTR.TBUTORSHIP. A 38-Wooden 5 miles east of Murray. $30 a month. Hp 12 13 Leigh, Dept. business of your own with no lima form LES PAUL TV MODEL ELECTRIC KYE 1090-113, Freeport, -Chiefs Galloway Insurance az Real Estate to 39 ....• 17 18 4 ROOM HOUSE AND LARGE lot guitar with good amplifier, Priced 9.1,5,8,12.15.19,22.26,29c expansion possibilities! Deliver NOW YOU KNOW 41-Part of 15 16 Agency, 753-584.2. a3c "to be ••:• rn Almo. Price $2.500. See James Maxwell House Coffee, Sankt", Hot Press International reasonable. Call 753-1661. a5p By United 42-Mix at Martin Oil Co., or phone ROUTE BOY NEEDED AT ONCE Chocolate, Soups, etc., to various •:4•• ,•••• 19 Neale 4 ROOM HOUSE az BATH NEAR Hummingbirds have the highest 43-Part of •• ,...: SPINET PIANO FOR SALE BY to carry papers in the vicinity of the shops and offices using our special, flower 753-2828. a5p Stella. Contact C. C. Fitness, phone energy output per unit weight of 21 22 . .:. 23 F24 25 26 Mo, Musical Instrument Distr., Inc. College Farm Road. Contact Oharles highly unusual equipment. Not 45-Hole 753-5879. any living warm-blooded animal, 46-Petty ruler .- •• •x-,--.-, Oldham at the Ledger az Times. vending -Bother 27 •••••• 28 29 kc,:130 WEANED PIGS, AND EATING Small payments. May be seen local- machines. Thisas-a no-risk, according York 48 to the New Zoe- 61-Exist oleo a nicely, top quality. See at J. T. ly. Please write immediately. Mis- 3 ROOM APARTMENT. HOT Wat- Uric proven operation. No selling. Handle •/- ),-,-,r1 34 logical Society. 52-Small Island ••• 2 33 31 .r .. Bonner, New Concord, Ky. Phone souri Musical in Hampton er; built-in cabinets; wired for elec- full or 54-Japanese , '..'..). part-time in your area or statesman PL 3-3040. 8.6p 5.837 Chippewa, St. Louis 9, Missouri. tric stove. 2 blocks from court NOME 35 36 <'''''.437 elsewhere. $997.50 actually -Milers all 55-Armed • a5c square. $20.00 month. 207 East Pop- oonflict , a-MOTIVE AUG. 55-Approaehes :f42 lar Street. Phone 753-6271. a6c L 5th THE Rail equipment costs on over 75 loca.- 39 4041 road 67-Short sleep USED ELECTRIC REFRIGERAT- Salvage Store will close at 6:30 tions! If you mean business, if you FOR SALE ors, runs like new. looks like used, TWO ROOM APARTMENT, RENT p.m. Motially thru Thursday nights. DOWN need to make good money, answer- • - • r - $19.95 and up. Btibrey's. 8.5c free to elderly couple or lady to Friday and Saturday nights open 1-Pronoun 46 47 •••• 48 49 50 help take care of elderly lady. Call until 8:00 p.m. a7c ing this advertisement may be a I-Beverage .iri... PIANOS 3. Wager •.: 54 HOUSE TRAILER REPOSSESSED Spinet, 753-4833. a7c turning point in your life. For fur- 4 -'twirl 51 ,?`... 57 53 ... one used console "Your exclusive SPECIAL ON PERMANENTS, Reg- 6-Number ....;.' ther NICE 6 ROOM ular $8.50 for 17.50. Regular $10.50 information write Coffee-Bar 6.Indetinite 55 56 1963 Monarch Baldwin dealer": Tom Lor.ardo Pi- BRICK, 3 Bedrooms. article ano Company, Paris, Tennessee utility, carport Call 492-3453. a7c for $8.50. regular $15.00 per $10.50. Supply Company, Ill Continental 7- W Ift • 10'x52' III in by United Feature Syndicate, inc. ri.3 10,17,24c Appointment not always necessary, Ave., Dallas, Texas. 8-strike down • 2 Bedrooms Hp LOST & FOUND open evenings by appointment. Plaza • Completely Furnished ANTIQUE BED AND DRENSER. Beauty Salon, 201 S. 5th, PL 3-2952. 4111••=•••• • Just Like New General Electric refrigerator in good alOc PFANUTB8 by Charles M. Schulz LOST: PRESCRIPTION SUN Phone 753-1755 condition. Cheap. PL 3-3556 a7c glas- ses in plain black frames. Call 753- tfne FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR 43e4 if found, or call Dairy Queen. HOG MARKET THE BA5ES ONE RIJN WILL TIE UP THE DO VOU THINK WELL IT ALL YOU'VE ANSWERED May be seen at 712 Poplar St. after a7c Federal State Miultet News Serv- ARE LOADED GAME... TWO RUNS WILL WE STILL HAVE DEPENDS ON MY QUESTION ice, Monday, August 5, 1963. Ken- WITH NOBODY LOSE US THE CHAMPIONSHIP. A CHANCE, CMARt.i BKOWN, tucky Purchase-Area Hog Market OUT.. LUC?? CUR PITCHER- searieos ore *iv? Thai Report including 10 buying stations. Matti Atifropeos Estimated receipts 385 head, barrows and gilts steady to 15c lower. US. 1, 2 and 3 180 to 230 lbs. $17.50 to 117.75. • ThcAmazing.Mrc. Few U.S. 1 180 to 220 lbs. $17.75 to Boripalici $18.00. U.S. 2 and 3 236 to 210 lbs $16.50 to $1750. U.S. 1, 2 and 3 150 5741,4w, HAR AETT KeIN to 175 lbs. $14.50 to $17.257 U.S. 2 and r, Mreel semes.4 awl:4444r • I ••• X.44 notary' iwalical• 3 sows 400 to 600 lbs. $12.00 to $13.00 US. 1 arid 2 250 to 400 lbs. $12.30 to DAN FLAGG CHAPTER 1$ Lucien, with the reputation Of ; to turn down her request_ She $15.00. by Don Sherwalli nURING neai tew months vet conduct, and a oerlertly anew tie wa, ,wit pleased, anu 40441111 Betsy and Jerome Bona- independent fortune, nas yet he had agreed to it A day I WOULD FEEL parte alternated between amte !eonnectlotis repugnant' - to Not-1 at two tater she saw turn bencl- KNOW',SEAOR fa- KING, OF FOR CORRECT COURSE. outs preparations for their-trip: poleon; as a result ne had to ing over a new account book couese.. NY ME MATeIVIA. to France and interludes during ! -desert the theater ot hls tarn. and realized that he would set sfYOR KING, X TIME and AM FAMILIAR WITH which outside events seemed tO tly s glory," tied exiled nimsell • down caret ully every advance YOUR 1VR1BNG5- control their course. Thee Cala to Rome, to oecome a mere he made to Jerome. So be it .. TEMPERATURE ure to leave on the Oaken Betsy ; spectator of the destinies of tits For a short time she and Je- DAY OR NIGHT discovered, gave them an added ; brother and of the French Em- rome stayed at the Patterson public Interest, and one person pire. home outside Baltimore, and regret DIAL 75c3o-u9 after another expressed At the Same time, as a re- there, late on an October after- 63 over "the bad luck you're hav- ward for his loyalty, the eldest noon, she returned from a visit ing." of 'the Bonapartes, Joseph, who to the town and summoned the They returned In August to! hitherto served Napoleon in maid. "Sadie, as soon as Lieu- PEOPLES BANK Boston, s.nd a series of citsap- state matters, had received tenant Bonaparte arrives, will 17/11.0 a poinlrnents. At the command ! command of a regiment "It I you tell him I'd like to see him of of Napoleon_ they learned, Je- completely abandon him who in -upstairs, in my room?" Murray, Ky. rome was to receive not a penny maturer years has thought She changed her costume, re- BEING SICK 6 more of French funds. proper to withdraw himself arranged her hair, and sat near Ptchon of Washington Officer Nam my direction, what has the window. While she waited NANCY City passed on additional ordera Jerome to expect from-me?" she considered one, then an- Ill by Ernie Bashmlller from the Minister of the Ma- A chill came over her, as the other way to tell Jerome her must rine: Napoleon's brother French trilnister had more to news. When he approached with I HEAR A observe at once the previous say. .Young Jerome was storing a look ot inquiry, however, she CAROLINE FAMILY Instructions to sail for France up for himself "the most poig- found herself unaccountably NEW on the first available frigate, nant regret." If tie remained in mute. • JUST MOVED "and the execution of this or- America until peace arrived, "Ma cherie," he started, In- ON OUR der." on which Napoleon "in- how disgraceful it was for him specting Betsy's flushed face sists in the most positive man- BLOCK to "pass a season of dangers and cocking his head to the side. ner, can alone regain him his with a woman"; how much sor- "Have something happen'?" 0...,.figiAt4 affection." row he would be preparing, H "No. Well, yes." Suddenly Before she could absorb the "even for the woman herself," her words rushed out,, "I had to full meaning of the words, Betsy Humbled by his obscurity, Je- he sure, and I called on the doc- ler blinked in disbelief at the next rome one day would blame her tor." She ended In a quiet passage. Napoleon, It was said, 'ASIA for the part he played. "Even tt voice. "You see, there's going had directed the Minister of the he loves this woman, for her to be a baby." Marine to: sake, let him quit her." Great Betsy watched ". .. prohibit all captains of rewards awaited him if he re- the unconsci- ous widening of French vessels from receiving turned to his brother, but he Jerome's eyes, and now he lowered on board the young person to must not bring her with him. himself to the window whom the Citizen Jerome has Whatever her accomplishments, seat beside ner. v... •.• It I. r.• O5-.•.J AO, nee.,- "Elise, Elise . C., ,..3 I, u...... belereee Soreecobb ea connected himself, It being his they would have no effect. . ." His hands touched her with new tender- Intention that she shall by no Betsy dropped the sheet As .1,,suco ness, in a softly caressing move- means come into France, and she sat staring distractedly be- ment. "It's such good news, so -41!2fJ. his will, that should she arrive. fore her, Jerome took her hands. happy and wonderful. It's-it's she not be suffered to land, but "Elise, try to,, smile. No matter ABBIE AN' SLATS by hard to know what to say." Raebarn Van Bares be sent back immediately to the how black things may look..." WM_ "You've United States .. ." As always, Jerome took an said enough, my dear." MAYBE I AM OFF M•/ ROCKER.- Her face white, Betsy turned easier view of affairs. Laughing, she kissed to Jerome. "'The young person him lightly. A little later Je- BUT I OUGHT TO HAVE A CHOICE By a strange accident the let- MY TIME HERE -- to whom the Citizen Jerome has rome took her with a fervor THE GLIMPSE I CATCH 0' 0' SPENDING ter from the Minister of Marine OHROAAHrEA,iNtNi(v\)\IIBWEAcNKTy f connected himself .. .' What a greater than she had ever seen SLATS-- HE DON'T LOOK was printed in many newspa- thing to say about me - your in him. And that night and re- LIKE NO LOONY TO ME, pers. An English vessel oad wife!" And she was to be ha: red peatedly in the ensuing days he DOC captured It at sea and quoted It from France. For the first spoke of the child. "If it's a 4 time with caustic comment Her she sensed Napoleon's full ani- boy . he once began. cheeks reddened as she 'thought mosity, and Jerome's eyes re- "It will be a boy," of thousands of people-friends, she as- • SIN, flected her disturbance. He sured him. It had to be, she said enemies, or the merely curious spoke in broken phrases. 'These to herself. 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TRE LEDGER ALZEtlt CCK MONDAY -- A 1.10 UST 5, rg63 m.MIN • SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs. j. B. Burkeen - 753-4947 Monday, August 5th The Louie Moon Circle of the First Baptist Church WMS will meet with Mrs. W. R. Howard at 1:30 p.m. • • • The Annie Armstrong' Circle Of a#<-414 attld the First Baptist Church WMS will --n meet with Mrs. Charles Hale at 7:30 p. p.m. lIrs. Eddie Workman • • • PERSONALS The Kathleen Jones Circle of the Honored 1r Shower First Baptist Church WMS will have .41 Fellowship Hall a potluck supper at the City Park 'ors, wAr+,0 Wilictixtaxi.,J he z Mrs. Tom Bell and clut,u.en. Sher,1ing a month with hernssuer. Mrs at 6 p.m. . rs and Tommy. of Buffalo, NA%, - • • • landa Erwin, was honored with a R L Wade. West Main Street .sre spending three weeks with her The WSCS of the Fethel, Brooks household..shower by Irinds in the • • • parents. Mr_ and Mrs Fleetwood and Independence Method- fellowship hat of' the South Pleas- Mr and Mrs Robert Rowland and Chapel, Crouch of Lynn Grove while Mn. churches will meet at the par- , ant Grove Methodist Church on daughter. Susan. of Memphis, Tenn., ist were sonage at 7 p rn Friday, Jiay 201.- at seven-thirty " the rseent guests of her moth- Murray State College. • • • • clock in the everting. workshop at er. Mrs. H. L Wade Her brother, Mr. Bell will join them here August Tuesday. August 6th For the bridal occasion the recent Bob Wade, returned to Memphis 11 and they will return home about Woman's Society of Christian bride wore a white embroidery da- With them for a vase. id The August 14. • • • the cam and cotton dress with taut; Service of First Methodist aecessuries and a gift corsage of Recent guests of Mr. Mrs. Church will hold its general meeting , Mr. and Cortez Evans blue carnations. Mrs_ and R. M Stokes, South Thirteenth at the church at 10 a.m, with the Street, executive board meeting at 9:15 am. . The honoree's mother, Mrs". James! suns" KennY and LarrY' Mra' Hada ware Mrs_ F. A. Rhodes and By-num. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hudaski Fuel Era in wore a green lace dress Mrs. Samuel Smith II of Marion. • • • and .daughter, Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. aah white accessories. Mrs /derma Va.. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Wiley of Murray Assembly No, 19 Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold its Jordan, mother-in-law of the hora t k;'ene P-vniZn and suns" Tommy and Mattoon. Ill.. apd Mrs A. D. Sauer the aall of Detroit. Mich • hare, oree.. was attired in an Off white of Puryear. Tenn, regular meeting' at the Masonic Hall in as: home of Mr. • • • dress with matching accessories "7,,r.„"sitaaing .at 7 p.m. An initiation will be held. and • • • They each wore 'white carnation "- 'Is ."'"ve -jr"een Mr and Mrs. A G. Morris and gift corsages children, Peggy. Linda, and Mary The - Annie Armstrong and Ethel Mr. and Mrs Jesse Roberts of A color scheme of pink and atipe I Jo, of Detroit, Mich.. have been Harmon Circles of the Hazel Baptist au, used in the decorations The 1 the Cadiz Road. Marnie and Rev. visiting relatives and friends Church WMS will have its Royal Rift table a-lis centered with Barbie, And Mrs' T Daniel of Pall"' • • • Service program in the church an- Texas, left Murray - Monday to go and Ken dolls dressed as a bride ' Mr. arid Mrs Kenneth Morris and nex at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Hafford tO Rldeverest. North Carolina. to and eroom. children. Mark and Sheila, of Belle- Orr in charge. • punch stay until Friday. Rf V. and Mrs. • • • Refreshments of cake. ville, Ill., were the recent weekend to their mints, and nuts were serYed trot:JO:Jame; flew Murray in Pn- guests of his mrother. Mrs Morris, The Jessie Ludwick Circle of the plane. tor Mr and Mrs. Roberts - "the-fable ricertald- inth a data autht Vale and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. College Presbyterians Church will then flew to Ridgecrest. and adorned with an arrangetneut and they Trevathan. hold its annual picnic at the home i • • • • Of pink arid white flowers. of Mrs. Charlie Crawford, West Mrs. Tarry Lawrence returned SALE SO BIG IT HAD TO BE Ninety persons were present or Mr. and Mrs Billy Boone and Main Street. at 12:30 p.m. home recently after a visit with sent gifts children. Dorothy. Kathy, and Dav- her son and family, Mr and Mrs. • • • id. of Blytheville. Ark., have been Groups I and II of the Christian Bobby Lawrence and children. Bob- visiting relatives a nd friends in "Women's Fellowship of the First Teddy, and Tern Sue. of Murray. Christian Church will hold a joint MOVED OUTDOORS!! Owen Ilome Seene0fIbDetroit,le Jean. Mich. She first visited her • • • meeting at the church at 2:30 pm. daughter. Mrs.....11ago Wilson and Cordell(' Eru•in Mrs. Mary Bordeaux of Las Vegas. family in Decutur. m. and she and Mrs. E. L. Jones of Garden City, Nevada, will be the guest speaker. - .'SUPPtF Jeeting l Mrs.' Wilson drove to Detroit for New York, is visiting reit-al:es and Tha Cerdelia &-win Circle of the the shot. friends in Murray and Calloway . . . DON'T MISS EITHER OF THE TWO DAYS!! South Pleasant 0 rove Methodist • • • County. Church mat with Mrs. Hoyt Owen Mr and 'Mrs Hugo Wilson and Mr and Mrs. Isaac L. Clanton • 7 at her laime on uraset Boulevard children, Donna. Judy. Rhonda, and vacationed in Chattanooga. Term. Read "Ilie Ledger's for the- rithiair mission study and Chuck. of Decatur. Ill.. spent the with their daughter. Mrs. Charles supper on Anlinesday.' July 77-8 weekend with Mrs. Wil- C Miller, Mr. Miller, and children. Classifieds Jly 3: a: six-thirty 'o'clock in the' son's parents. Mr and Mrs Terry Anne and Steve • Evening Lawrence Mr Wilson participated After a bountiful feaSt. a delight- In the Murray Invitational Golf TWO BIG DAYS ful procram was preseated by Mrs Tournansent at the Calloway County Naorm Dunn and Mrs. Clovis Brown Country Club Dear -Abby .. . on "You Are A Misazonary Too'. , Theagroup sang -Jesus-Calls- laaa Agra-and Mrs. Fred Stone have • noteeto-hiter. Orr at 'the pranra rertnaled alter a vacation during • !allotted with prayer by Mrs Owen which they visited then awls and Others taking part in the program families. Mr and Mrs Eugene Stone She's Miffed! were Mesdames Imogene Paschall of St Louis. Mo. and Mr 'and Mrs OF GREAT BARGAINS • ' Justave Story. Clara Brandon. Tom- Albert Lee Stone and daughter. mie Chariton, Mayas Mceanush. and Nancy Lee. of Kingsport. Tenn' Mable Owen -• • • • Abigail Van Buren • After the irroup sang "0 Jesus I; Mr and Mrs Leon Pogue and NO NEED TO DRESS UP . . . ritare PreitnLied--. Mrs -Brown gave daughters, Teens and Terri. return- the closing praeltrO ed to :lieu home in Downers Grove. McCiarma.h. preaident. bres- IL or. Tuesday after a visit with hole a. both heels the sae of Med The manutes were read by Mho her parents. Mr. 3.1d Mrs Bailey DEAR ABBY: All right, let's see has a Stery a.rid thearearntr-s report was Reggae., and other relatives. if YOU think I am "sick" and should half-dollars. What can I do? If by. Mrs Mmie &over Mrs Mc- • • • seta psychiatrist. My husband gage -anyone tells that my man looks • Cana& 'Thanked each person who me a surprise party for my birthday shabby because las wife doesn't give Raggira and • - took par in the program and asked Mr and -Mrs. Dale last mcutth He planned It all on a darn. they re apt to get asock in Just Come As You Are rent. of Mem- Thai as many as mad attend thaladtth. Re*. Tun. and "I the telephone with a good friend of the eye visite:. their scheduled meeting of the saaan plus. Tenn.. hasp been mine I really was thrilled for it was - GIVES A DARN Wiley Rigalas Twenty-tour maabera and one parents. Mr and Mrs a grand party But when he gave • • • Mrs. Dewey Crass visitor. Miss Marline GOoch, were and Mr. and KER a corsage exactly Ike the one DEAR ABBY. Our son became WATCH THE LEDGER officially engaged last. June. with & TIMES FOR BARGAINS! PreSent. •` - he give me, it spoiled everything. plans to marry this,. June. but It • • la Mr and Mrs. James fashel and This was the first :orsage my hus- never came off. He is 30 and the girl I children. Karen arid' Jimmy, of band had bought me in 33 years Is 23 He gave her a very cus:ly raster,' Star Of Bloorranatan. Ill.. were- the recent of marriage, and I had to share the diamond, which was quite a rock by guests of her aunt. Mrs Bailey Rig- honor with another woman. I would Temfile .1leets anybody's standards. This girl has Mr firearms lake your opinion on this. A person Thursday Et•ening doesn't enjoy being told she is been seen out with other men, but There Willile it when my son asked Fun she denied Toe- Temple HO: Chaptar No 511 Ord- "nuts Mr and Mrs 0 C Hilliard of her. i I saw her and so did my hiss- er of the Ds.stem Star held its reg- LUMP IN MY THROAT Beach. Fla. have been bend. Our son refuses to believe ular meeting at the Masoeuc Hall West Pala: DEAR LI'MP. I don't think yea visitantz hi' brother Bailey Rizgins she is playing him for a fool. hat it on Thursday evening at seven-thirty are "nuts", but I do think you are Mrs Biggins. South Sixteenth Is so obvious it is pethetic Now she o'clock. and , over-reacting True, your husband Street acted thoughtlessly. but he was only says she wants to "-Lay engaged * Plenty of Musk! ea. Mrs. Modene Groear., v-orthy ma- • • • and keep the rin;". but she needs and Chstine repaying a friend for helping to plass tron. Lasater. worthy to date other men to "test their patron. preaided at the meeting. and sirs. jowl have your party. tral it's the party that Mr Gents. Don't mention the corsage love" What do you think of this? The deputy grand rnatrors of Dts- had as their recent guests we and THE OLD F•OL.KS trict 22. Mrs Mary hctofHardln. Mrs James Nichols. Mr. and Mrs again' DEAR FOLKS: Any man who Free Lemonade! • 7 " was a special rues: She and Danny Puckett. all of Detroit. "rock" and allows her Kenneth DEAR ABBY . My husband could gives a girl a Holt of Maolaeld. cianct deputy arid Mrs Connie Autry and , others to "test their love" Mich be the -well-dressed, successful bus- to date grand patron. will „be honored on daughter of Beoneville, Ind. several much larger rocks in Mess man". about whom you wrote has Saturday. Aorus i al 7 30 p.m. ' • • • head. But he's 30. -Mom, and you recently, who walks around with his by the Hardin cnapter can't tell him what to do. holes in his sodas. And it isn't be- * Free Popcorn! The next meeting of the Temple Mass Gail Elizabeth Gregory of • • . spending this cause ha wife doesn't giv-e a darn. Hill chapter :will be hold on Thurs- Mondovi. Wisconsin. is CONFIDENTIAL TO "ZIP ('ODE the guest of her mother, I have darned his socks until I arn day. September 5 at 7 30 p.m. The frontal P..% e00 69": Don't be silly, grab him! Gregory. her grand- _weary, but he can put his thumb officers for 19671-64 will be elected Mrs. Clarice Don't you know a happy husband is • • • mother. Mrs. I E. Allbritten. and through a sock by Just pulling it on Mr and Mrs Dead Burkeen Jr., her aunt. Mrs Paulthe Wilson. While for the first time. I've bought ribbed nine fee( tail? • • • , she, is visiting several other socks, stretch socks, nylon socks and and sons. David...Dolmas III. Churl' _here For a personal reply, send a self- -Deemer- ass in theaciaamaii-ciallita..-- soc.ksabut nolnina lasts. I've -*`Strolling Singers!. ----••••••••-•441sa and Cnisaa-of addressed.-- etarnepasa•envelope to a ere me recent • • • seen my husband put on a brand gueits then par- Abby. Box 3365. Beverly Hills, Calif. Mrs Addle Griffith of Bentoil left new pair of hole-proof socks, and ents. Mr arid Mrs Dave -Burkeera Abby answers ALL mail. arid Mr and Mrs Tommy Wa:drep for her hornet his week after spend- one hour later I look down and he • • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby. Box 3365, Beverly HilLs. Calif • • • • Right on The Side-Walk Temple HilliFSCSI Has Regular Meet The Woman's Society of Christian • Service of the Temple Hill Metho- held its July rneetua *Plan To dist Church Be There at the parsonage with Rev. man Mrs. Bill Baldwin as hosts. Mrs. Keys Futrell. vice-presideht. • SEE THE FUN was in charge of the program Sat COSTUMES! was assisted by Mrs. Billy Nat Gal- loway. • PICK YOUR BARGAINS UP RIGHT .Mrs Rob June, ON THE SIDEWALK! presided, RefreshmentsRefreahments were served by Rev and Mrs Baldwin to the ten person.. present, • • • Household Hints If you have several windows in one room, rotate the curtains so that one pair is not always hung at the sunniest window. SIDEWALK • • • SALE CRADLE FOR NEXT KENNEDY-Bishop Francesco E.-emote looks at an ornate cradle built by Wear a plastic apron when clean- MURRAY, KENTUCKY ,us In Caltagtrone, Melly, for presentation to President Kennedy for his third child, ing so that a damp and sudsy cloth '3 i.e cerarmc bas-relief depicts two angels hovering over • cradle in form of space capsule. will wipe off the soiled spots.

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