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The Ledger & Times, October 16, 1930 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 10-16-1930 The Ledger & Times, October 16, 1930 The Ledger & Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger & Times, "The Ledger & Times, October 16, 1930" (1930). The Ledger & Times. 102. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/102 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I will not be re- Y debt* contrae- fe. Ira White October 9. IS 30. 0 room. apart, or unfurnished, iiveniences. and square.—Mrs. E. ir street. 023e d Mra. B IT. ave Murray for MURRAY Student by automobile CLEAR LAST They can take lfl Elected President of $10 each. Call College Senior Class. BARRIERS TO urn is I led roopia, t- Mm. Dell Hn- RIVER SPANS . ltc coming In to Practical I y All Deeds For e owner will de? Right of Way at Eggner, have it without S. Smith. Kirk- Canton, Signed SHELBOURNE STATES )K! "EVERYTHING READY'*- buy hogs, le, lambs, rves of any r and Sat- is week.— DES Saturday ials O and II Herbert JG. Allbrittenr'son of B. S. Allbritten. Murray, was recent- Sugar ... 50c ly elected president of the senior ird $1.09 "class of Murray State Teachers $1 15 CoTleae. troanut . 30c Allbritten. a senior. Js a mem- tap 26c ber of the Allenian Society, and ffee 16c the Chemistry Club. His brother. kers 28c Cieo Allbritten. was edltor-ln- c value . lftc chlef of the College Shield. trachea 124c .pples .... 15c lose 35c Domestic 1 "c I quality. 15c Db m eg tic 12 4 c \m.-rimn Ctiileee of Surgeons Again KIMIOI-MFW Work, Stand- farbrough ards of Murray Institution. «e Knst Hide ........ 25c 23c tea .... $2.50 *rd $1.00 i ' 35c . .1. 20c Butter- . 15c 4. 13c per 35c « T^rrr: ' 22c •.. :'?Sc $1 60 or $1.6S Coffee- . 50C Mir 68c 35c t Flour $1.00 WANN Sfnlw. in thf Xatnre nf Vesper SERVW Will IN- HRM Orl. I». at Hvf O'rlnrt drinks, >li>. St/»i*!rI IVesfcicnt Bn»a> h Has Best Attendance; .Speakers Heard. Mr>. Gertie Story was re-elec- ted Calloway County Home Maker's chairman for the ensuing year, at an all-day meeting of thtrt'<n cHibs of the county, here last Thursday Miss Zelma Mon- roe. assistant State leader, and Miss Myrtle W'etdon. Sfate leader of Soil ftvTnoiiitnc^ texTngton. gave adtj^ses, Miss Sadje WIL gus. courfy demonstrator, dltec- led the clufys of the routjty.. presidents of the dubs of the county"Tnrve their reports of the past year's-.work. Broach CTub first plJic^ in the attendance reeord. Kirksey won second and Penny and Lynn Grove won third plac* Officers elected T6c~ tfre year are: Presitlenrr Mrs. Story; vice- preeddent. Mr£ Ruth Clop ton; sec- retary . Mrs Alfha Davlfci. ijeas- urer. Mrs. - Beatrice Armstrong; cloth!n- lead.r, Mrs-'M. T. Craw Dr. W. H. Mason Speaks Baucum, Falwell, Jones ford; foods leader, Mrs. Olua Tay- Around the lor; 'home iiwtr.-.'nicnt leader. on Walnut Log Program Attend Dealers Meeting Miss Erin Montgomery;* county Courthouse program conductor. JVIrs. Carlos Dr Will H Mason. Murray. M. T. Morris Is Honored T. O Baucum.- general oianam Rob» ris; county Junior clyb lead- was on the program Tnesday at by Friends on Birthday uf the Jackson Oil Co.. and R H • A boy hy the name of Rose was er. Mrs. Nell Armstrong. the annual meeting of the Walnut FaIweTT~~aad E. C. Jones, direc- arrested in Mayfield this murning » or Med leal Society at Reel foot tors. were in Louisvjilc Mondav. by Depu»y Sheriff Btfrnian-Parker Lake: Dr. Mason discussed a M T Morris, who may take a Tuesday a Ad Wednesday attend- on a rharifr of peetlt lai^reny. Federal Aid Put on pot shot at 11s for divnlzine his '>aperron Diabetes by Dr Haves ing a meeiine of the Kentttckv IV- Ros«?is charireii with, taking a r»»- Davis.' of Louisville. age. was 57 years old W«dn*-sdajc rrnlefjni Distributors Association. volver from'the pocket of L. L. May field-Ferry Road and was honored with a surih-is*. Doctors from *>»irm Ken- Mr Miirum is second „vke Veal's autotnobile.^a*K»ut a year luncheon at. bis how- North tucky and West Tennessee- gath- pr^s»detJt-»«f the organization. ago. Ft nkfort. Ky.. Oct. 14 Fourth ered at Walnut Lodge Tuesday for Fbrmai notification from the the ninth annual two-day meting. Wltea Mr Morris w»*nt home at United States Bureau of Public It is located at the head of Reel- ndon he iinex|>ect»-dly found Mr. Roads that 2*S l miles of Ken- Tandy Ellis Relates Story of ''Crossbow" foot Lake^t a few .miles som of and Mrs. Hardin - Morqfs and tucky road had be^n added to the BENNETTS COW fS Ifickman. daughter. Mr and Mrs. W A Ked«'';il highway system, was re- Ross and sen. Mrs. George Hart BeaJe's Classic (Concert in Louisville Paper In this wild and beanttfnl set- SENT TO ST. LOUIS ceived-here today by ihe..State and Mrs Edd Thoma« there with tine t h«» medical socteiy cather® Highway Commission. contribution* for a bountiful fhif of the most famous bits of rtion wHI be given >ach rear for a two day ion of birth da* luncheon entertainment4 ever presents in rma'nCe only, Thurs- Th< roads an- iti four projects serious discussion aad play Western Kentucky was Elma Ortober 23. a! 8:00 ami hrinc.rhe total of Kentucky Zacherv Guthery was lodged in "Crossbow B^al^'s--invitational •ay. State Teachers' roads on. the approval* Fed^al jail Wednosday after he had de- Construction of Hazel* concert for a eronp of Calloway toriuia. The MaCa- system from, "3.2J7.8§ to. 3.500.94 Church of Christ faulted bond on a charge of eMtd nisht riders in miles On th<~se rfwds the FVderal Murray Road Is Begun d»s^ftion. H*- was arrested Wed Government comrihtu»».s one-half The regular meetings for the 22 years since nesdax morning by the sheriff. fTm ' 'V i "f construction week sill be; j'imt-. Einius has always taken : Anion.- the four additional itinnTteiy m«r»' d^ftght in telliag Bible St tidy Sundav A. M at rs under Federal aid pro jeers are: 9 45 Like ail thrill John B. Fro.IT BardweJl by way of May- Preaching by Bro K H Smith any of field to a point on the Federal aid *t n oo road n«»ar Eegner's Ferry. Yoaut Peoples Meeting at . L. Craig of Hazel Route 3, twtref t TTrfrei. rh A d.<fry herd improvement'as- Rr#-aclung by Bro. Smith at »» ibat he did not receive any Unclaimed Pool Checks soeis»»<»n is- -twTfis* Trrafflafeff in T:T3 P M dMlrihut^d by the' Red Cro^ Chri. ii-M>^C£"inty to h i;in testing MM-Week BihK study. Wed- of J Tandy KUis. that his name in the list of The following tohac<T» checks In Nin<«mbe?. n.-sdav at Ml P. M pi*-nts was an error, are -till a! the Murray l»stofflee: A series of meetings will begin [r • raie only got a small pack- J. P. Outland J F. Nannie. All corn stov»r in Harlan coun- at Hardia Sunday P M at 7:19. o? kale seed and thraugli some Seaman P Parker. Cla> Weila, W. ty Is being saved, and largt* Quan- An invitation . Is extewded |o con irusio n his name was erroneotjs- fe Bland. T R. L. Rav. tities of hairy \»-teh and rye sown every one to each sei ik>—R. A. mcluded in the list of thoea fR. D Jones. M W Futrell, C. a for fall and winter pasture. THE LEDGER A TIMES, MURRAY. KENTUCKY THURSDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER 16. lflan THt'RSD Hazel News lier husband. Toba Overcast ,wo Murray Swamps Eastern Heath News daughters, Mrs. J<* Nell ltoi, of I'sris, Tenn- and M». oD(e "Hughes, of HueJ; Corb.it rttiU of The *,-ea i .Mauri Un>uu u! -Two rr.VOf 52-0 On Richmond Field brothers. Will Hutcbrn* or Mur- sufterfuc i ray snd Oaie Hutchens of Hazel «r>HnK HI downs. .The Eastern Maroons liev H. P. Gregory, of Murrsy Thoroughsbreds Outclass succ. eded in Risking flea first conducted the fiiserai No^whaa Sola,1 ar. downs, three of whtch were made Stella Gossip llurlsl was In the church cem- Enemy in Every etery.. -"-waiting " Phase. on passes. * . Tobacco Ing Is In | Sevsnty-flv^ Bell county farm- ban »r»+S ers interviewed by County Agent Ricchmood^ Kv.. Oct. 10.—A George M( R. V Tripper reported little dam- Booker', b superior football eleven from Mur- axe from the drouth. s e» rav Statev -Teachers" College Farmers s*amM Eastern Teachers' Col- CASH SPECIALS^ corn tops a lege here this afternoon by 52 to Walter : Friday and Saturday, In* ot can Ollie llu Except for. one Intercepted pass 10 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar , . soc of Marshal sre vlsitlr and one returned punt, all Mur- 2 pkgs. Corn Flakeei .. .. i5C week. ray's scores were made on line 1 pt. Jar Peanut Butter 20c •LB- Jt plunges. *The Thoroughbreds' -Tomato Catsup. 25c talue . 20c day guesta ier back field tore Eastern's Morton's Table Salt, 3 for .
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