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14 united Press IN OUR 760 YEAR ' Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, March 18, 1955 MURRAY POPULATION 8,n00 "Vol. L\\V1 No._ 66 1 Meetings Are 3 Tax Program To Rotarians Planned On LITTLE GIRLS LIE DEAD--AUTO LEAPED CURB Second Night Be Major Issue MTS Members Rain Increase I7) Hear Program Says Bert Combs The Calloway County Rain In- Of Production Named To All OWENSBORO, Mar. 18 crease Committee has arranged :Lle - Former Judge Bert T. Comber, On for a series of meetings at the Wildlife administration county high schools next Monday. Is Tonight choice for the Dem- gubernatorial State Band' March 21 ar-atic nomination, --- cameraigned through Larry Berenbach of the Water western Kene Ernest Clevenger. Jr. of Murray The second half Resources Corporation, Denver, of the grade tuclry today after predicting arid Rex Ils;Illand of Gotten Pond school program will be Tin,-e mot hers of the Itformy Colorado, will be present to fur- held to= here last night that the state's were the guest speokers yesterday night at the Murray Elementary Train n z Schiol or.hest ra have ther acquaint the' farmers with tax program will develop into at the regular meeting of School auditorium. just iveciveci ward the the possibilities of the proposed the campaign's tr.ajar issue. that they have Murray Rotary Club. been asirarded rain increase program Tonight the Rhythm Band of Mrs. Speaking to the Owensboro a position in the The for this were introduced by George area. Wear's room will provide: the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Kentucky All-State Orchestra. 4E1 Hart. who was in charge the MUSIC. The three studentt of The following schedule has been Combs Said "The big issue of selected art program. The program Judy Barnett (cellos, arranged: Lynn Grove- -9 a.m.; will consist of this campaign is whether there a junior, Clevenger, %OM is in Cirrus Frolic, daughter of charge of Almo- -11 a m.; New Concord- -1 Mrs. Ellis' . second will or will not be a changed Mr. and Mrs. '011ie the National Wildhfe grade; Barnett; Won Week pro- p.m ; Kirksey- -3 p.m.; Hazel and Flower Garden, Mrs. Las- tax program far the state This Mo Kim (violin), gram in Callow a senor -ay County, re- Murray Training- -joint meeting siter's first grade; Our America, issue ls still in brackgrounci, but from Seoul: Korea: :and it viewed the Charlene •atar.= part the National at the courthouse. 7 p.m. All Mrs . Crawford's third grade; rt will come to the front because Robinson 'oboe), a soph- Wildlife Federaton plays in the farmers and other interested per- Playing Indians, Mrs. Darnell's se- it has a bearing on another prime more, daughter of Mrs. Beulah conservation of wildlife: over the sons are urged to attend these cond grade. Western Star Time, issue - the minimun foundation Robinson. United States. meetings. Mrs. Doherty's fifth grade; Swage program for Kentucky schools." The Kentucky All-State Orches- He tra elaborated on the theme of The Rain Increase Committee is of Worship, Mrs. Street's fourth Combs said the mirumun foun- is Composed of selected the week this year "Save America's planning a sign-up date soon after grade; and Stephen Foster Songs, dation program passed by the last players from all over the state. Wetlands." He said that the eli- this series of meetings provided Mrs. McCoy's sixth g.•,.de. session of the General Assembly The orchestra will be under the ,inination of ponds, and small lakes sufficient Interest is shown to The entire program will be pre- needs money, and sources Of tax direction of Mr. Guy Frazier Har- in the rison. west for food cultivation participate in the program for the sented . as a televiSon program. revenue 'MISS be fulnid to finance conductor of the OklabetIallt - purposes, brought about tete terri- coming 12 month period. with the elrious channels present- it. Crty. Oklahoma Symphany combos. ble dust bowl cohditions now ing programs. Tripp Drake will -Our tax structure I's almost tra. r. present there. preside as master of berm:boozes. trenew. We-have reecited-a- These thewe. istudentsr-arrit-reps ..... S ... • By preserving wetland' and In- Admission to the (olorful pro- where the only way to in:rease for their first'rehearsal' 'on April creasing the Pressure 13 in Loansielle. numbers of email Up duction will be 25 and 50 cents. revenues is to impose excessive Kentucky. Fellow- lakes and ponds the habitats of Over 150 children will be involved burdens on ibuto baste industries. mg several carw_entratod, rehearsals, wild they creatures will he insured in Me two day piociuction. The tax streettire needs a come wilt pc:toasts before - he said The preservation of wet- In State e Last night other rooms in the plete tiverhauling." General Assembly of the Kentucky hands from a financial standpoint +.1 first. six grades presented a pro- The former appellate • court Education Association ARROWS mark where bodies only wouki still be sensible. he gram. judge said he was deeply -con- of three little girls U. dead on said. since sportsmen spend over Tournament The production is, under the cerned over the educational stand- pavement and lawn in Buffalo, nine billion dollars each year direclron of Mrs. Howard Olila ing of the state. Father And N. T. struck and killed by an Son The eliminetton of areas where with assistance'- Irvin the grade "When 'thir teachers leave the By JAMES auto said to be speeding out of Die In Chair opoelismen can go means that RENEISSEN school --teacher s state. we enot only lose the teach- United Press Sports control at an estimated 70 mph. less money will be. spent in this Writer ers but also the state's invest- teld. The pressure mounted today for It careened out of control for EDDYVILLE. Ky --A fa- two blocks, veering on and off ments. lie said he w.:1 siippoit He urged eight Kentucky high school bas- George Satterwhite ther and son went to their deaths Rotarians to back the sidewalk, the minimun faundation program, ketball teams only one day away until It smashed in the electric chair today for legislation 1.::w perackng. to use said "If Orem& one way kill- from through • brick building wall Is Bear Graduate and or ing a duck stamp money for adcanstion the coveted state champion- Louisville lawyer. and Came to rest Inside a store. the other I anll get the money to vita& ship with the field due to be The father died whispering the of watertowl areas. Two other girls were struck George J. Satterwhite of 314 finance it," Rex shaved to four in today's quarter- Lord's Prayer. His son angrily con- Rolland, Fine District and injured seriously Lower: Edwin. Murray has just carpleled He ems accompanied by state final battles. demned those who watched the Supervisor of the Department of Emil A. Decina (left). driver, his training at Bear Manufactur- Commas-stoner of Welfare Glenn The names of thie final first dnulele execution in Fish and Wildlife Resources eight questioned District Kens." Woke have fa by At- Ing Company's world famous A lareem, a 14,riLei mayar of on the refuge • familiar ring, with former techyar history. at Golden Pond. torney John Dwyer. Oscine, 33, Automotive Safety Service School Owensboro. it. '44> speaking en- -feir gaga that champions, finalistasand Mate tour- Excelled were Ruy Terrance, 49. E3U,S31/ 'ref deer' said is. felt weak necked est elm nett ishincl. Mums. Mr Satter- gagements today arid tomorrow at ney reAulars on the roll call - and as teenage. 2....Whey, spig4 see and turkey are taken from the and his foot must have frozen white received intensive tra•ning Hartford. Leiteaffele., Bea v c r St Xavier, Clay County, Newport, with their liVeS for .the fatalabeil- refuge annually to stock other on accelerator. (interna(ional) Dan Margantosvn. Pikeville. Hazard. in Alinement, Balancing and Frame and ivsg 1952Fra. nmeccis nMrms: areas. He told about the excellent Henderson, Adair aciermackie had onnopFer,sts. County and Mayfield Straightening, learning the latest of28. fishirrg spots in ,the refuge and techniques this important Easterp Kentucky's last two con- in Safety canted Leonard's wife in legal ac- how steps have been terken to Spring Service tenders were scheduled to square Only Joe Cable On nit Bear School is the tion ageing, young Terrance. increase then; Mr Holland mid largest of its kind anywhere Murray Hospital] away in the first game this after- Four Faxon And and The two bludgeoned McCnrrnack ehat literally thousands of duck Days Away Dean's List attracts noon with Pikeville playing the . Moderns, from all over in an alley in Louisville and threw and geese come in to the refuge world. surprising Hazard Bulldogs. the Wednesday's complete record fol- his weighted body into a creek annually on their way to and from By UNITED PRESS Joe Wood Cable, son of Mr and The Panthers of Coach John George SattereAtite will apply lows: east of the rity. their summer and winter homes. Bill Spring was officially Kirksey In Mrs Ray Cable only four of Murray, has hi Trivette knocked out one of the s expert abehty to make cars Census 28 A hood was placed river the calm The department participates in days away today. but been placed on the Dean's state's powers in winter was list at run safer, smoother, moi ecam- father's -any Central City busy getting in Adult Beds 60 head at 12:07 a.m and he activities such as restocking its last lick's with the Florida State University in fortably arid more economically Wednesday night. 76-74. Pikeville a band • Emergency Beds 32 died within minutes after tem :in ponds and lakes. Junior of snow frnm Wisconsin Cage Tallahassee, it was announced is one of the Finals at the .Porter Motor Cu., 504 teams in the tourney to Pennsylvania Paments Admitted 6 charges flashed through his body. conservation Club work. and sup- today Maple St, reaching its peak near the season Murray. Patients Dismissed 3 The son waited in a cell eremite plyinsig wildlife for other areas. A B average in academic WCWK end after getting off to a shaky Temperatures were Faxon and Kirksey New Citizens the corridor from the death cham- Randall Burcham of Fulton and below zero marched to is required for undergraduate stie 2 start. in Minnesota and were the finals in the Junior Patients admitted tee in4:311 ber, but could- not site the execu- Willis Wilson of Mayfield were chilly in tournament dents to make the Dean's Lebdetter Baptists P. M. A deceptively - inexperienced ap- the East Rain Last night Faxon Monday to Noon tion He read a long, prepared visnang Rotarians. stretched from Ok- scored an im- Students on the graduate lee. Wednesday pearing St Xavior was due to lahoma to Virginia pressive 57-50 win over To Hold Institute Mrs James Gardner. Cherry statement k• he was strapped to - - - in the south. the New must m5ke correspondingly higher St.. meet the hardened tourney veter- Snow fell Concord the chair. reodeming those pres- on New York City Redbirds and Kirksey won marks to be named on the last Murray, Ky.; Mrs. Arthur Childers, ans from Newport in the second early today over The Ledbetter ent for his death and his father's. and the city's auto the Lynn Grove team by Cable is married to the fprmer Baptist Church Box 62. Milburn, Ky.: Mrs Herbert game this afternoon. club will hold 'There will many persons '19c Countiari Dies warned streets and highways a score of 57 to 31. Wanda McReynolds a Bible Institute March Williams and baby boy, 800 Olive be ituf- The Wildcats, were centered around becoming extremely danger- Ira Lee Story led the scoring 18th and 19th. The speakers are St. Murray. Ky.; Mrs. Hardeman feting in hell for what you have all - state pivot Man ous as Ed Huff- The Henry Hudson Parkway for Faxon with 44 points. Hall follows; Friday, March 18th, Miller and baby girl. Hazel. Ky.: done to us.' he said man, disposed of an undermanned was shut led Bob Thomas To Eugene Wyatt of Suddenly down for a while when the scoring for. the boys of Cadiz at 700 Miss .Dorthy Jean Blanton. Gen. YOung Torrance told the WV) Olive Hill team. 70-51. In their ice p.m.. caused a six-car pile up which Gene Cathey. In the Kirksey-Lynn Frank Travis of Hardin at Del., Murray, Ky.; Mrs. Kress Elmer Purseley. a local Methodist first game. Hold Open House The Tigers trounced injured one person. Grove game, Adams led the scoring 8:00 pm. Saturday. March lalle Parker, Rt. G. Murray, Ky., Mr. minister who spent the last twn Bocken County easily, Mrs. Bob Kelley. age 65. died 62-59. with for Kirksey with 21 markers. Next Sunday Otis Jones a't 1000 a.m.. D W. Jerry Jacgsora Rt. I. Dexter. Ky.: hours with him, 'I'll see you in center Joe Viviano The nippy weather suddenly of a heart attack this displaying a marred New Kimbro scored 12 for Lynn Grove. Billington at 11:00 a.m. Sylvester Mr J. N. Reed. Hamlin, Ky.: Mrs. heaven.' Then he said goodby to deadly shooting eye and manning York City's giant St. Patrick's will Ellis morning at five-twenty o'clock. Day Story for Faxon got his 44 points An ope:. house be held by at 1:30 p.m„ Robert Wyatt Ewin Miller, Hardin. Ky.; Mrs. Deputy Warden Lloyd Arnistrienle the boadrs despite a slight height telebration. About one Thomas. of Death becurred at her home on million on 12 field goals and 20 out of Bob Florist oft Sunday Cumienind City. Tennessee. at Alfred Curminghyass. and baby girl, and died two minutes after tiito disadvantage spectators and 115,000 Farmington Route 2. near Lynn marchers 24 free throws But it was the afternoon between the hours of 2.30 pin., Norman Culpepper at So. 12th. St., purr.iy. Ky., Mrs. consecutive charges shot through Another frequent were chilled by 32-degree Grove. Ky. bridesmaid. temper- teem work that paid dividends 1 00 and 700 pm. featuring "A 7'00 p.m., Noelon Burk of Rumpus Joe Powell and baby boy. 908 hie body He was pronounced dead Clay County. will tangle tonight atures rand 25-mile-per-hour winds. Mills. She is survived by her bus- for the Faxon boys as they con- leantsy of Flowers ' Tennessee. at 8:00 p.m. Poplar. Benton, Ky.: Miro Cynthia et 12:26 am. ' with Henderson Barrett, which is In the New York harbor, an r 39c hand and a non, James William. at- sistently fed the ball to Story Mr Thomas said that he pro- The public is cordially invited Peck and Master Rickie Joe Peck. The bodies were Shipped to in the state finab for the first tempt was scheduled today to free to attend hoth of the Farmington address. for shots 12 and 15 feet out mises an afternoon of entertain- and hear these fine Rt 6, Benton, Ky.: Mr Ernest Louisville where relatives %vete to rs time in 19 years. a Navy transport which stuck speakers Also a sister. Mrs. Hattie Sanders, fast. Tonight at 7:15 Kirksey and ment for everyone attending. Sneemar Rt 5, Benton Ky claim them for The Purple Flashes were poised in the mud off the Brooklyn shore. Dr 25( St. Louis. Mo : a Faxon willl meet in the champ- `The theme Of the open house When the tallier was led from half sister. Mrs. The Gen. R E. and never in trouble in dispatch- Callan got stuck ionship match will be Springtime All the latest his Leonard called to Harry Archer. Phoenix, Anson.: Wednesday call? him. ing the Shelbyville Red Devils by in a heavy fog and its vogues flowers shown, step-sister.' Mrs liaise Phillips, of in will be HIS ONLY BIRTHDAY PHOTO 'Goodbye, Dad. So long lad pal a 78-62 score yesterday Center plight became known Thursday s alstsrma; one. Included will be corsages, flowei inprother, Graves when the overcast Don Gish and forward Byron Pin- lifted arraogements. a tee table, brides "is not good- Williams, Detr4 Michigan, arid The Twin Born 48 Roy"anYoure arebd'Thove • is is son give the Henderson team a accident near Wichita Falls flower'. etc one etep-brother, Fred Morton of night; ad pal we'll sec each other strong rebounding combination Thursday occurred when a Days After Memphis, Tennessee, car Brother The open house will be held above' which might shdrter carrying an Air Force bother the captain's the new location of the shop in The father went to his rtesih Mrs Kelley Was a ntelrbtr of family apparently Clay County. went off rain- DELAWARE Ohio Mt -Mrs. the former _dining area of the the Antioch Church of Christ in with soft worda. and a blessing fir Spider Thurman is making his slicked U.S. 281, hit e soft shoulder, Bernard Schneer, and her Graves County. daugh- Hotel National. the guards and -prison officills consecutive and the and veered back into ter, born third title bid the other 48 days after the arrival Thomas came to Murray from mound hisn: an 1-11're-isord's Prayer The funeral will be held at automoles of Clay County coach has a smooth- Path her twin brother. were 'doing Paris. Tennessee about the Salem Baptist Church at two three and .on his lips. working set of bellhandlers and verywelf at Jane M Case Hiis- one-half years ago hitterriess thirty Sunday afternoon March He was located 1,..eonard show^ci more shooters who refused to be upset Debotah Lynn. born Thursday, twentieth. Burial next to the Ledger _god Times teamed his victim and' those who will be in he by Somerset's tight full court Down South paal today. church cemetery Is and later on North Fourth street. convicted him Her nephews pressing defense as they knocked was the 'heavy:es:eight' of the two, He has invited evaryone to He read, in the death breve a will serve as pallbearers. Briarjumpere. 54-43. the Enthusiastically entering out the in the world at 5-pounds 4- attend the open house Sunday. statement . areasing - MeCoomicli Friends May call at the Max first round. Received Here ounces Her 'older' brother. Doug- H. Churchill Funeral Home until and his former wife of making The late game tonight pits John las weighed. 3-pounds, 12-ounces at funeral false statements to his drift beard., the hour. Burr's Adair Indians against the his birth. Jan. 28. Two Countians DOWN SOUTH was enthusiast- and said he had - f_ their 41(1115- Cardinals of Mayfield out of the Dr James really received by the audience p. Parker, who de- Enroll At UK at ions he did not -re port her were champions in the livered the babies, home of state at the Murray State Colege Little said there were false. W H 1st Region. Chapel two rare medical phenomena last Tueadayr March 15. in- Among the 331 students who Leonard said of 111cCnimack. 'His Jack Story, the Mayfield coach, The volved in the delayed birth following day, portions of of De- have enrolled this semester at 4 death was not pletted or nlinteed REPORT has tasted the heady glories of the borah DOWN SOUTH minstrel show the University cf Kentucky for All I have to say I °urge from state championship before while were presented in the college The delay between the births the first time are two from Call- Proverbs. Chapter 27: 'When, die- entoring Cuba, and he seems to assembly wai the second longest on record oway County, acchrding to a re- peth is pit shell fen therein rind have transmitted the desire to his . Today the entire chat Of DOWN for twin births, he said, the longest port from the Registrar's Office. he that rolleth a stnee it wit' boys who upset Berea. 80-54, last SOUTH will being t OW present a performance 56 days Such an occurance, Total registration at UK for the return upon him.' night. before the entire personnel of the he added, was as rare as the spring term is 6,059. an increase 'That is exectle whet 'happen- Live Adair County. an early season Vleterans birth Hospital at Outwood, of quintuplets and occurred of about 14 per cent river the ed to McCormack for he wss s^ek- powerhouse returning to form dur- Kentucky Preceding the evening once in five million births second semester of last year. New ing Melo:tires which tift. Southeast and south Central ing the tournaments, blasted Daw- performance, several of the spec- Dr Parker also said the child students enrolled include wieh hi m to,receive. rt,,, f,r es hiss elentucky -- Partly cloudy and son Springs, 60-51. to move into ialty acts will be presented to developed in the Abdominal cavity 11Carlene Swann Hourigan of feet fell into the. pit i's' hed dug .' enol this afternoon and tonight the quarter - finals sat night. the non-ambulant patients At five of her 34-year-old mother He said Murray and Lowell Edwin Wilson - - Web today near 50 Low tonight pm the entire group will dine at there was lees than 200 known of New Concord. 34 Tomorrow. mostly cloudy and OR A CASE OF COLD FEET'? the main dining-room as guests of cases of such births through ab- NOTICE tette warmer Highest low 50s with the hospital The evening perform- dominal pregnancy Deborah was rain by tomorrow FAST MAIL 1 night. EAST PROVIDENCE. R I. - ance will begin at 7 p.m. delivered by The 1177:mon's SociVy of Christian Caesarian section KEN'NEWICK. Wash. - ee - an -A thief apparently with Service of ',le Fire Methodist Members of the Murray American The father, a truckine company Reuben Gest recently received a WORLD-FAMED scientist Dr. Albert Einstein poses ,in Princeton, TEMPERATUREA matrimonial ideas broke into a Church wir hold a 'rumage Legion post, under the supervision official, 'and his attractive wife letter from a friend in Sonnyside. N J . for his only 716th birthday photo. He Is shown with artist sale High Yesterday 51 cleaning store and stole only one Rubin in the basement tif the of James, areproviding the have three other children, all born 50 miles away. It was mailed in Benjamin Cortizano, who-presents him wah a painting of himself. Church Low Last Night item --a 39 $200 wedding dram. transportation. normally. 1917. Photo s:,•..• made with Dr. Einstein's camera. (International) Saturday morning. 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tiaGE TWO THE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KENIUCKY FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1955 • gnaw/ ••••••••••••• held with conservation officers an- d ft THE biologists 411* convictions and in consecration. LEDGER & TIMES to demonstrate the den- igasNing method of for, control. Fox His manner of life should conform eUBLIellILD 81' LLDGER TIMES rILISLISEUNG COMPANY. Inc. ventral a ill be attempted only to Dr. Joseph Perkees description .uneeletal.er. of the Murres Louse The Laimway rime& alkyl it..e aters counties of Dr. F. B. Meyer: 'He brings a in ohere a request has raLes-kierala. Octooer 20. ISM and the West Kentuckian, January SUNDAY SCHOOL benediction with tune a better 11042. beet. made by the Health Depart- air .1. than ment and is here a need has been LESSON earth's pour murky climate, demonstrated and he never leaves me without the JAMES C. W1M.1MM, PUBLISHER by a poetIve labora- a and tory diarnosIs of rabies in By impression that I have been face to Me reserve the right to reject any Advertiseig, Letters to the Editor. face with a man of God.' Dr. H. sr Puel.c Voice items which in our opeuisa are not fur the bes: C. Chiles Feud was very anxious that his ....creel O. our reaaers. FISHING protege in the ministry avoid being --- overcome with an inferiority coin- 1 NATIONAL Woods REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE WII4E11 CO. 1348 ..••••••••i plex on account of his youth, or Monroe. Mempiles, Than., 250 Park Ave., New York. 307 Mectukiui REPORT • allowing any inconsistency N. Christian Living Man is 4 sinner on two in his eve.. Chicago, b0 Boleston St. counts-- by! Boston. When a person becomes a inheritance living to permit others to 'despise' Bob and Helen efelugin, of child from Adam and by his' of God, there his youth, or giving any en et113SCHIPTION RATES: Murray, assented will certainly be frequent and wilful yielding By Carrier in kurroy. per week 15c. per the crappie this to evil., believers a difference in his personal living. Some have fallen an opportunity toemcryitizoef uulLi e. In Calsoway and adjoining counLes, pet year $3.30; past week Disreguarding the deeper in sin else l!ks as a healthy him for careless living. He urged /acre. Cal°. •'reports" that the crimple tree produces than others, but all are guilty at A were good fruit, him to conduct himself in such a Year Ago rfoday so will the life before God. *4 not Wing yet. they managea to of a Catered At Christian produce good works. When one manner as to Merit the respect and the Post Office, Murray. Kentucky. for transom:salon as boat ten of - the slab fish. Helen It becomes a Christian On Maish lit 1954 ,we begen writing this column is very important that there admiration of all those who observ- Second Class Matter with a great deal thought for awhile that she Christians is a definite break with the of deubt end 'some applehereeions. was :trive/for purity ed his life and work. Wanting him We won...seed if it ve utd be worth jinxed, because of life. sins of the past. However, sin is Blob had caught John I to live above reproach, "asse... FRIDAY, the time and refuel, and if nmrtsnien in general would 1: 1-6. ever a problem both for MARCH 18, 1953 appreciate four rIsh to her none, but as the to the believer. the things they read here each When he wrote this epistle Paul here his own sake and that of the gospelo week. Our only aim in writing was story would end, she John exhorts us to begin and the pure enjoyment ,aught the was an old j of Christ. Paul challenged him received on the part of the writer, but we last six man. In this second continue a war on sin within our chapter he modelt for believers in.. word found that there was more gain to the job *Ain just that. We hope referred to his readers, own lives and in the world about Five- Years abned in Ago Today that sone o: for whom he the things written about heve been of some benefit Jigging for bass Is still paying off had a most tender and us because it is a great obstacle to everyone. warm to That you have a greater appreciation of God's great with fine dividends to those that allfectIon, as .rny little setting our affections on things Ledger children. and limes File outdoors. and that you have been encouraged to use it more wisely. will go after them F.. C. Jones After using this affection- above Wrong attitudes, bad dispos- Sevenil ate designation, March 18, 1950 tants the temptation to quit trseng to arse this column and Frank Nilson. of Bardstown, John informed itions and evil practices are the Evergreens, Shrubs them of the purpose hes creeseci our mind. principally, because of the lack of time. But Ky.. caught 24 'the Ilmite Mar- for which he enemies of Christian peace, power !wee writing and Azaleas after 'trying a different system of prepering the ...Winn. the time shall Clubh and Ereele Hunt, two these words- -that they and progress. Robbie Salmon, an might not sin 11th grade student of Kirksey problem is nu Linger too greet a diffieulty. Due to the nature of our Kentuckians. jagged for a catch against God. His Paul enumerates some of the Large Stock School &ex-um:Oen there will be no guarantee that of 33 base message was written to Christians. work) of the 'old was announced today as the winner in the 3rd "Waters and Woods- will last %eels end. Anpther man.' such as the be continued for limit of He certainly would not have sins which grow • week safety another year. aide-114h :t is possible that it will be. jig -fished bees was check- out of the physical contest being sponsored by the Parent- charged the unsaved The readers of this column could be of inwnense help if you would ed in by etre in Lovett of Janceon to refrain lusts- -impurity of thought, word • reacher groups of the from sinning, because county. ;report" your catches. etc. to the Ledger and Times office. Last City. Ky. that would and deed, and the sins ,which are have been an utter impossibility the His slogan, "Stick to Safety and You'll Misuse season many of you %vete very cootweitive in this,Thowever, result of egotism-resentment, t3JJER5I1(P Stick Around!. Paul Houser of St Louis scored for them. He was it is our wish that more will do so !els season. writing to assist temper, malice and foul-mouthed Let I Beginning Monday night March 20. at 7:00 p.m. big on a trip to Paris Landing Christians in living 15th at Poplar — Call 479 the In working with boys and girls we have Sound that young people victorious liv.es. and abusive language. Since God last week, sharing a heavy string In the New Sinking Spring Baptist Church will begin study courses toclay have a greater conception expression, 'if any man will not overlook these of the reel worth of outdoor recrea- of base with Fel evil inclin- "The Best For Leas" Murray of the sin.' John admits the possibility ations and for all ages through the night of March tion and tang.ble benefits than most 'sourer folks of thirty years ago of practices, we must ban- 24. Missouri city Their top catch in sinning There is in had. This can be attributed to Ash orgenIzations as the FFit. the every Christian ish them from our lives. The First District Spring Conference of the the Hell Diver. manufactured by a tendency to evil, Parent- 4-H clubs. the Junior Oonservation Clubs and ether •fine bodies and sometimes Houser was an 0 ei pound we Every child Teachers Association Will be held at buster yield to the temptations which of God knows from Murray State Col- operating throw:al and in cooperation wfth. our s.hools. One desire Four bass weighing IT pounds assail us both from within and experience the terrible conflict of lege. The Murray Training School chapter of the writer of "Waters and Weeds" IS OD put into print things that will be host. and topped by a 61 4 pound without. What there, Are the two natures. He is admonished will aid these preieni day young folks :n mitting,--th-good use what we to 95 Registration beauty, to put Drive-In s begins at 9:30 a.m., and th0 meeting will acre taken by Quitman despair' Not at all. No allowance away all of those sinful fo little outdoor facilities there are left in our nation. The contribution begin Ball of Paris. Tenn, in just 45 is made for sin, but, in case practical which are unbecoming in at 10:00. may be erall, but it is a cart of a tremendous effort to save the we THEATRE minutes %stele fishing -out of SIII- di i sin, theresis a divine provision the life of a Christian The wrong 1" Mrs. Tom Rowlett. PhYsical Education real TAmerica for read Ameriesiee . instructor at rer Well boa: dock in Kentucky Cr us 'We have an advocate with manner of life is to be eliminated -Therilits ter all thee -reil'things you readers have said about our just THURSDAY & 5/' M.H.S. announced today that the---Red Cross swimming Labe. These too acre taken on • the Father. Jesus Christ the right- as a gaeinent wnuld be rem*, FRIDAY aetcles the past_y•er a Hell Diver. I coos.' But, this does not ved. As one would put on a new "BEACHHEAD" tu course* will fTart. mexi_xeek,_ Marett_11-441r all -high- excuse 'sin, any more than you should set garment, sO he is expected to ex- in Technicolor " school students interested. All must The witers of the lake are hibit, , have a physical fire to a building which has a the right kind of a life. - starring Tony,,Curtis, Mary arnereng. It is easy to learn. ab- rapidly clearing and if they con- I Timothy C'examination before starting. Spinning Availability ;escape in order that you may have 4:12. Murphy and Frank solutely accui:kte on the water enue as they have been, both Lovejoy a chaotie to use the escape. It is One of Timothy's problems was and most likely to produce fish casting for bass and trolling for p. The West Kentucky 4-H Swine The much talked about, and the good to know that of being slightly young Show and Sale will that in case' we do for SATURDAY ONLY quicker Our stores here in MUT- srapme will be in full force Within TN be much read about spinning gear is sin there is an Advocate to help his task; •probably between thirty held at. Bardwell Tuesday- at 1 o'clock. ray.ve a few us —Double Feature now vothin the realm of almost. spenniag equipment. just days. Heuer check your through. and forty years of age.- Classical — The show will 'be held at the take i'sctoser look at it ecriapment and buy some "VIGILANTE TERROR" stock yard at the North everyone's price ab.lity Several and you'll new An advocate is one Who pleads writers frequently called one .a end companies want it line. it .s later then you thing. 'youth' who with 161. Bill of Main Street. The hogs are to be delivered at the have gotten out a spin- the cause of another tlorne advo- was nearly forty yeses Elliott old. K. V; pens ning reel that sells for what one eates are successful, whereas others Timothy was handicapped be 1- f.1 S by 12 o'clock and the judging will begin at 1 Experimental nc expects to pay for the average Ponds ire net. Our Advocate, Jesus Christ his youth, even though mante'oelle• Pilebt13Yi. th On casette reel Seme have never seen Bill Britt), Fisheries bielogist for 'the righteous, is always successful. ch members today would dritil r ag Barbara StilliWyck, Know jour Baits a Asa Prizes will be awarded. a epinn.ng reel. ane thus do- not tbs- state Department of Fish and To know Him ip flip flnightill uonric .or ht. ate' entirety' too old Barry Sullivan, Ralph know that it .s completely different Witable Resoerces, has selected si ' . anti fn 4:404401404-4- .44inee • upon fits for their pastor Patti had a special The sale is sponsored by the Agricultaal Extension Meeker tk from the old et-ileenalnit PSC Take 200 farm ;spiels throughout the continued advocacy is the first inteiesrt in Timatiy, tils son in the Service, Through the coOperation of farm bureaus and • -bra •th t Se • State to be used as eeperonental secret of victory Not only miaistery, and therefore exhorted is sin SUNDAY and MONDAY in • business men of West Kentucky. 4esttrig (hands on et k:ng of such j dealt with at the beginning of the him to conduct himself in such a "HERE COMES C. ponds.'4nervation officers in the • 10tristian life, but- day by day we manner as to command the respect THE GIRLS" men Mock obese ponds are may enjoy the cleansing power of of all, in spite of his youth. sa memos/ the metiers the blood of our Divine Advocate. Regardless of what his age may in Technicolor ce of the ponds that they will not He ever lives to stand in the be. the minister of Christ is expect- Bob Hope, Arlene Dahl, (cl, and L.; Ten Years Ago This Sleek reeeive their fish unUI atter the presence of God ,and hold out lightly so. to be a pattern Tony Martin, and at refuter deliveries during March those nail-pierced hands as a rem- of godliness. He is to be an example Rosemary C loone y Ledger and Times character, conservation. rr File and for them not to accept fish inder that sin has been atoned for in in in •rnpanlonships. March 18. 1945 duroig the \earths deliver,' Fish once-for-all Being the propitation ,:onduct, in c, in 1111111111111111111111111111111111 for these experimental ponds will Johnson's Luion for our sins, eie made it possible be received in April The results for God ea be just at the same time led Mrs. Martha Robertson Ellison. The Lujon lures are new editor .of . the 1943 of this venture idesuld help tn. In the justifier of the ungodly He is T. R AFE JONES -01::: taus country, but are not a new Shield, has recently accepted a pasitidn as advertising' crease the yte:d and sport pr .sided our Advocate, pleading His right- by Cr lure, for they ha‘e been used for ousness in our behalf FAX CONSULTANT r copy-writer with Cain - • when we a -Sloan. Department Store in Nash- a long time and successfully in fall into sin. If we are the children Gatlin Building Rooms 113-115 tl ville. NURSERY EXPANDED the Scandanavian countries r a Here is an eutetanding example The of God, our great and abiding Some . welds Luyon. made by the Louis John- ambition will be avoid Mrs. Ellison. who will take over her position on Marc of a low priced. fool •peog, well to sinning. have be,, c at the state son Compariy. 1547 Deerfield Reid. Moreover. 26, is an built seenn.ng reel The is the God rightfully expects English major at Murray. a campus favorite, Game Farm will be shifted Hirehland Issinois. Model 1540- Johnson. which fea- tee the Park. have a those .who have been saved by Hi, secretary of the senior Ballard County Waterhwl new type action. ansi are class, and . member of Sigma Sig- tures the manual pick-up prinople, Refuge intended pace to live victoriously th.l fall About 100 acres of the for still fishing as well as for ma Sigma. She was "Miss Murray State and sells for only $695 This reel - in 1942-43 and tract is ex...Bent John also spoke of will for nursery work trolling. bait cartme and spinning-. the tests was summer editor of the College take in 16 meltes of line for whereby one -, News in 1944. and has on it an excellent well They are idea& fur fishing offf the may know that he e ery turn of the handle, and has a i Mrs. Effie .Wilson, 64 years for irrigation practices. Large weighted child of God One of these is of .age, died. at her home a spool. capacity of 200 yards areao b°111311'. AS the" : of TV Specials head obedience : will to His .on South Eighth be used fir iespedeza and gives them a bobbing action when commandments Street, Friday afternoon. She is sur- 6-lb test monoftliment It only 'the thing pine. tier produetaon. It will offer Oeised IMO looks like 3 feeding of supreme importance vived by her husband. Jame- we:ghs 5 1-2 ounces Fie a be- is not Wilson. four daughters, an expansion for the present nur- minnow or shiner Lujons• are how you talk about Christ, ginner er youngster. the reel is but Mrs. Versie Dunn Hamlin. eery and will expedite rnade of forged how yeu walk in - obedience to Radio Specials Mrs. Pauline Garland. Mrs. ideal. If you deliveries brass. come in went to zei all the Him The reality of one's 1 Iola Crowell, in the western•peri of thy. state. • four sixes witieP gie oi trebel profession New Concord. and Mrs. Emma Ferguson. way, then leek at this me. is determined hok.o enished in suckle. Mess or by the consistency of Detroit. ,f BrOodeis Renovated his walk .. , a combination of These Talking' about our love Brooder the two'. houses at the state for - HIT\ our devotion to Him, our 1—CBS 21" bees could well be used nee. TV Funeral services were conducted Game Farm are being renovated service for H/rD at First Baptist jigging for Imes, and will bee real and our faithful- ' preparation fie the quial laying ness to Him mean nothing, Church here . Sunday afternoon with the Rev. Lloyd boon to fishermen when the crappie unless and rear.reg season. The cMcks at' obey Him Walking Wilson. SeSSDII COMA'S into full force Triese as Christ Reg. $1999,5 in charge. Burial was in For $169" City Cemetery% hatched will be distributed to walked means to pattern metal "minnows'. will last aft our lives 1 Pvt. James C. Morton, 23 years old and son game clubs all - over the state. after His, which was Orle of sub' of the day. the year around, and Save 311 • • • • • Applications Mr quail chicks will mission to God's will and obedience late Thos. S. Morton, Murray RFD 1, was slightly for crappie fishermen who buy be sent to the District Supetvi- to His Word It is always right and 1 wounded in Germany live minnows by the half-dosen March 1. according to a message within a few days. and new best for Christians to use and grosetror a new Free catelog Christ as receiced by sportsm-en club's Well the pattern 1—Mitchel his brother. Ed Morton, at _Taylor's be limited for their Ives. 21" TV Store of ill Johnson products send a to 200 chicks and past quotas will Colossians 3: 11-16. 1 March 13. .. p.tne above addle, be retained for old clubs Deliver A •ad but true photograph of men Callcaway County Red Cj-oss Drke need; l.:;,262.07 to iek of 'these chrsks will begin in this chapter Reg. $16995 I For $11995 complete tlx distriCt about June the' 811,100.00 quota set for thi- county, sic? 1st The -Calloway .rounty Censer- cording to H. J. Fenton..chairman. All Red Otross Work • • • • - iektion Flub will receive about 1 ers are acti‘ ely .engaged in soliciting funds. was the 500 chicks. which will be ra.sed report given by Mr. Fenton. for ieleasc .r. county. Fest, iencZy 1-1:4d 1 ThtS is the Model lehnson 32$ QUAIL RELF,AKIED Mitchell TV (1:03:4, reels are Joe llutterworth has been twaided the American Redi made- by. toe Louis • Thu. seek, there ssere 325 adult Johrovin Company, I Cross "Certiticrffr. and it rats all quail released In t'alloys.is I ounty Service -Merit'• for his heroiSt11-Tri relicuing the -deluxe feuttires any fisherman bs the local Comers ation Club. 21 Floor Model S13995 Mrs. Frank Campbell from diowning at (•umberland co_ we wont aliarenuin These birds mere released in pairs, . Fall; on SePt. 5. 1944. spool - precisifirn rr•otticted nylon and a ere distributed to all parts • • • • gear - convenient. •ensitive drag of the punts. If they 'airs lie, The youth is the son of Dr. and Mrs. A. D.'Butter- adjunincot -- spool aid drag ire m•te and nirst, there is the pro- • worth of NIurray. ' tereharigesble a, ii um: - courtier- mise of much better quail hunting 1—Used Radio balanced $3750 rotating ptsar - full bail nest year. for everyone. This is automate pick op - aIli•Prrn rno- jest one of the many services him cam for evert crossWind CONSOLE MOTOROLA spool- that the local Coneervation Club ing - plus beaatiol criing in pros ides. and ohe ef the many Twenty Years A'uo tech metaliescent This Week gray Crush. It reasons it hi all sportsmen should has a epOle oarraesty of 200 yards be a member. Ledger and Times File Join Iodic, 6.1be rnonofelameht Ind a'.+1, Intake Colored Ducks??? Radio Repair March 18. 1935 of 16 oldies if 141C fie earh .11.II/1 . The Florida zig.ht to yaut. Par.m../ of the handle The ... et ti jest Game Commishon $169!e and hes been using red, yellow aid The Murray Post. it .sseigh, only /1 1-2 Office has•sold 821.000 in Baby gieen dyes to mark ducks Phone or Write today for proppt &ivory Service ounes. c • . trapped or Bonds recently issued by the. government. in that IL T. Wal- Some el. "Wie rely a eilerling state. Anyone observing drop states. The next issue has lowered a culuomerked the size of the outfit.° The erewei ... simple. if duck on Kentucky S1.00 Service On Any bonds in denominations. The largest sold for,any day Lake oil a term pond should SINCLAIR Table Model Set sefe went the mist pl.-oleo. LA- re- port it was $20 400. IN, :I yOu went to have c isting- te a local Conservation Officer or to the TRACTOR FUELS • LUBRICANTS • GREASES Dr. 'A. Y. Covington, of Murray, was elected County rod fun es we; 3',.. fis-r el fun.. if Keetto.ky Division if Game in Frankfort. Heililth Officer to succeed Dr. .1. F. Lynn at a ,meeting you want te sti aieesie; .., well GASOLINES • MOTOR OILS • KEROSENES It is important that you give the of the Union Counts. Health Board in M•rreantield ai. live bun le te• heft ofeentege! last color of the markings, the or if. you. 'An:I , eaten more ffoh. species, ILBREYS week. -.arm their namber date and locate-In. li then get e sm.:eerie eurfe It .. li Carlos 'S Car and He Tropical rains in this entire section SIni.!:,‘ moi)- ionic --#... Supply ii iii do ae . of these te flit'. ') RABIES PROBLEM .„ day canard considerable damage and in, tinienCe 210 E. ih rar b '• • M ;1 Phone The number' of eses of rablea MARKETER 886 V.: Calloway County and gave riseto flood fear,: in the Ohio fish vi iii yyildlife, reprelefee foere. Phone 856 *1;1.1 M ississitq4. -River - -- Weems Murray, Ky. # ....' -..r-7-1; '''...,. .'" ..7.- ... I.. lir mire...hie, •srhool• ,rre being

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LCH is, 1,955 MAY, MARCH 18, 1955 THE LEDGER .11•Immlmer••• AND TIMM, MURRAY, KENTUCKY in consecration. PAGE -T11REk should conform ker's description Bliss Tritunph included for extra- leaves the soil's surface levt ris 'He early table use. brings a THE GARDEN While Kennebec Such cultivating, and the rosultin has done well, urn, a better air planted early, it ''soil mulch,' conserve moistusi murky climate, is not always sure to complete Potatoes, I that is wasted when hilLng if s me without the a crcp before the spring rains done. slacken ,ave been face to By John S. Gardner, and the weather gets warm. ' God.' - University of Kentucky anxious that his Pdtato, planting lies between Always certified seed should be The Berbers of Morocco, wno re- istry avoid being FOR SALE: GLARANTEED 600-16 FOR SALE: BIRD March 15 CAGE, WITH about 43 lbs. Last seen in the and April 5. There is used, seedstock from which potatoes gard the bittei flesh of the asgan inferiority corn- FOR used tires Deep treed, perfect. No Wand. GREENITELD FABRICS no SALE Alenoet new, 28.50. Call 55 vicinity of the virtue in planting earlier suffering from the 'runnini-out' as inedible, press if his youth, or reps College. Call 3 miles Ease of Murray, Hely. than the pits for cook- or repairs. Bilbrey's Good- days or 1103 ingtnts, NC 94 that, but the last 1218-W. TFC Horne of date should be diseases have been culled. However, ing oil. Goats, which. enjoy the ,nsisteney in his SALE: year. M19C E5Win Greenfield respected, OAK DESK $20 to get the crop vir- certified seed is not necessarily olive-like argan, often climb thers to 'despise' how Pongee 89c 20 and white formal $10. Both tually made before spring free of Black Scurf that feet ig any enemy of Bengaline Faille rains causes into a tree to reach- the .fruit. talent condition. Wanda Erwin, FOR SALE: BABY GRAND FOR RENT 1 Per Td- $1 30 slacken and hot r------icTOTICE Pure Linen weather starts, spotted stands and reduces yields, 'tunny to critize 705 Piano Good Miller. Call 166-M. M19C oundition. Also baby May 25 or thereabouts. hence certified Seed should be lying. He urged 1 White Rose Organdy .65c 21 bed. Phone 711. M19C FOR RENT: NICE 3 ROOM DU "FLIBBER1^1KSIBBE'r' The land should be deeply pre- treated with Semesan Bel as per mself in such a Children's Shark Sail Cloth 95c plex apt. Private bath, pared, 10 inches or directions private play. Friday at 1:00 and 7:00 p.m. Rayon Shantung so. to hold the the on the package. I the respect and Answer to 88c iriesterelav's Puzzle entrance. Electric heat, 402 North Saturday 1:00 moisture this crop needs, and to lose who observ- otossWokb PULE p.m. College Audi- Dan Rivers Gingham 75c Eighth street. Contact make deep planting Cultivation should be shallow rk. Wanting him Loyd Work- torium. Admission 50 cents. M19C. Crease Resnant possible, five ACROSS N AV 0 P I Outruns 65c but complete enough to stop all 14 city in Trr man at Day apd Night Cafe before inches below the level. iroach, both for JeratY E L i Real P01 Oxford Cloth 30c weeds until the l-Chiau1.. 27-Path 2:00 p.m. or *Ione LAWNS MOWED: CALL 1020-R. The deep planting is potato tops shade hat of the gospel END E N 582. Aelter Sand Silk for the 7-Thursis 3.11-French i•ohr Good power $1 15 double purpose them out. An excellent cid is 13- Renuut,.• ' 19-Near E NIT TEASES 2:00 p.m. MI7C mowers. Rotary type. of putting the .alleriged him to Rayon Suiting 60in. $1.80 the 16-tooth garden harrow -that 14-MeginnIng 40-A stale tatibr Id you lose the number, call in- roots deep where the soil is ehevers ins.tvord 16- ProNied Of-Auger FOR RENT: NEW Woolens •2.95 I6-5acsed image, 42-814mnesee • P FLOOR 'SAN- formation. Shelton Oenady, West moist and cool, and also that 11-Behuld' ders, Edgers Many other fabric's to choose 44- Pui, t us uem and Polishers. Call Main and 171h. htleP cultivating may be done level to IS-Through coin 1300, from. 10-Ablaze 46- Latin Murray Home & Auto. Altic Id2OP save moisture. NOTICE! conjunction NOTICE: CALL BOB In the Spring, a MOORE Fertilizing us done by sowing dangerous young II- Wan'. 46- Lately FOR .RENT: TWO BEDROOM DON'T FORGET, GAS, OIL, It Is to let coctgli ni tenant* 47-le 416, fur -hauling as I have a Dodge AC- a ribbon of man's fancy turns. to Shrubs Ill house. commercial fertilizer, from common cold hang on if 'IretooriactIOna -Ks peal i ton ,1007 Payne S. Call 1117-R. pickup, also carpenter repair work, cessories. Meclusinc on duty Ash- thoughts 24--ktrend made of 60-Couch 4-12-8, in the furrows bottom, one Chronic bronchitis may develop if your of . . . con- zaleas Ml9P call Jim land Service Station. Hazel, Ky. C01.11 meal 62--Itore Strader or Bob Moore, pound to 25 feet of row, or a cough or chest cold is not treated. Start vertibles. Give` a 2b-Clan 00111r110111tiat e tel. 1258-2. M19P John Compton. h119P quick using Creomuision as directed. Stock 11-Plural lending 13-Bed linen FOR RENT: 6 ROOM HOUSE, sack (100 pounds.) of seed to 100 thought to a Spring /6- Hulled grain ticha• UI Creomulsion soothes raw throat and DOW N Olive St. pounds of 'fertilizer. This makes 19-1,,,ray map.. Near College. Furnace, NOTICE:. BLUE BIRD CAFE chest membranes, loosens and helps polish job and new iI- Mower I-Distrensee 4-Parent tconoo.) electricity, 2 if YO1I WANT TO RENT a rate of 1.000 pounds per acre. 32-P,ort 2-t' ith,i,aw 1- Printer's bathrooms, available A open under new management. expel germy phlegm, mildly relaxes" .tirAs for your pride measure April 1. Call 738rn2 or 69lwl. washing mec'hine, cell Mrs. Rich- A piece of chain or the tip of systemic tension and aids nature fight *-Smothgaed 9119p Sandwiches, short orders coffee 3 and joy - then think ardson, rateme 74. A7C a hoe handle) should be dragged the cause of irritation. No narcotic& II 9 ,0 0 ez 1-Rude person. - - - - cents Maxwell House. Fred Wilker- of us. I-Regulation FOUR ROOM APARTMENT FOR down the furrow for mixing the For Children get milder, fastel i 11--Pusseeriv• son Jr. 1119C Creomulsion for Children in the pink RILL'S 4 rent. see James E. Hughes, 504 Elm SINGER SE WIs G MACHINE fertilizer with the soil, but keeping STANDARD - Call 479 pronoun and blue package at your drug counter, 10-A% toff St., call 523, or call 1922 after representetave in Murray. For deep. The seed is then dropped, STATION 3 ,7,,. n ,,/,...,,s 11-Vield /y• five p. m.• Sales, Service, MONUMENTS, SOLID GRANITE, it deep, to pull the potato roots Across From' Post Office For Less" /A.. 12-Rock• M19C Repair, contact REOMUCSION 13-Ezplres Leon gall. large 'diction styles, sizes. Call one 2 1 2-ounce piece at a place, YU-Cooled lava • 21n1 Irva• Phone Cowes, Cheat Colds. Aces Inochl•I 2I-Damp I283-X4. 85. Sae at Calloway hfonuntent 13 to 15 inches apart. i FOR 'PRINT: TWO LARGE OF- 23-Vapid works. Vester Orr, owner. Weet The best variety for early plant- f4-Publish FICE rooms, $15 and $25 per 26- Wit hotred old Main St. Near College. M30C ing is Irish Cobbler, with some Murray Women month. Air conchaloning added at NOTICE: NEW HOURS. OPPOR- Ready Mix Co. .7/ - - "Your Every ZS Massive small monthly payments. Rotiert tunity for women who work. Open Concrete Need" 20-That is (abbe ) l'hone 1226 Pive-In 31-Prefix : not Swarm. hI21C from 1000 •ir m, to 8 p.m. Monday Murroi, 1 4•••• 12-Craftiest OUT THERE PlICHING 33-Intractable thru Friday. Saturday 8:00 a. m. rTOMPIPir."1 TRE t' ..A,' person FOR RENT or LEASE: BUSI- to 5:00 'p.m. Ezell Beauty School. 17"PPr,". •., ' ..,,, ey -,,o 31,-•11mvancia tot 4 waste Nrss omitting. --TeM51 Ioealion for hi2IC v/ as 32-Eas disk any sown & FRIDAY 305-ritno ImMlinties. Baster- HEAD" 3$ Instinctive Phone see or 41. M19C NOTICE f If)tow discernment TEXACO SERVICE, nicolor I 41-Pa'her ,Station- under new managernerin .4.4' A. 43-Go by Curtis, Mary 44-("eremony Watson and Wilkerson owners, , 46-Rodent Lost & Found Your rank Lovejoy of 3 business appreciated. 4th & 4t. toed - I 44;-Vor- stiene• Chestnut. MlitP b. hbr.l. LOST: TAN & *WHITE PUP, V ONLY pow Pm.% Mem., II - W hoe, ;cotton.) part Sheppard, part hound. Weighs WELLS WRATHEFt PORTRAIT and eature - Commercial photography. pticto TERROR" 1110% finishing, one day serv•ce. South Bill Elliott side square. Murray. Phone 1439 D S or 1073. M19C 1RD Y"i . 4,, ra NOTICT: COLLEGE SALON MAS Tell Her added Judy Adams to aid' staff. .an, Ralph Distribeuid by Meg ratan. Syr:bona She invites her friends and custo- Consolidate! Get the advantages a only ONE ter mers call to het at MIL 11000•11 place to pay . only ONE payment each month near the window. The moon fled . It wasn't a lumpy mattress for had served a prison t, r iii he was now the reg. *EA as much as SO% less •si the risen It must be late. than present payments- MONDAY •loting of rld tying on. It was the dead man. Dar-S-que broiler to be ',peen Mows Iv hi,• e iuicly It was late. His watch said 20 have more money from each pay thick. You ton :OMES mother, Regina Pelham. Jim Piishing shoving, rattans runuwit away ill April. 9124C, suid been after 2. Andrus was eotO and stiff, also get additional cash if necessary. RLS" shoot to wed. Overindulgence during oy inches, trying to avoid the teal Cease in et hd/ bachelor dinner had blacked crit there was a crack in nis neck and phone today for full Andrus mind ot the thing beneath him, ne num. DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER FOR information. iicolor and he had awakened his fingers were numb. He got up nest morning to find the led del.d in aged to roll clear on to boulder- the FREE PONY to be given away rIene Dahl, the driveway of and slapped Ms arms vigorouso Loans $10 to $300 the Pelham hone en strewn ground. Rocks dug iota April a suburb of New York. 'hereitstakabty around' %is body- Midnight Mike 30. No obligations. Just tin, and mints' ear had killed the rum His leg was cue He touched boy. but might leave the tavern at the register. Juhreion Grocery, 511 So. Clooney m bad no recollection of having it and ma lingers came away wet- ilrisen his car that night! Back. ewer stroke of 12, not to come back 12 St., phone 1975. A9C in There was a tot of broken glass ma New York apartment. Andrus here, but to go someanere else and Pits loyal Aunt Jude hope to clear around and the smell ot whisky the Andnus name. That struck a note. A woman. de- ENVELOPES. EPCVELOPES, EN- 1111111.11 Jim • ellver flask was rank in ins nostrils. He rested had .knished during iii, tilakout. He cidedly . Anctrus caught and velopes, up to 10 x 15 Brown Mipes tu retries. it for some hazy sub- tor • moment_ FRIENDLY FINANCE; Inc. conscious urge tells him that sight of held on to another vagrant mem- clasp envelopes' of any size. 11 the mow ne had received from IN)RPAY the Sart may re, all to horn toot what ory. There had been a woman with you neet clasp envelopes call ,C1 torinten ion th•I fateful a chunk of tailing norlot. Aunt Midnight Mike. Not in this shack, rock addled his malign.. LONG LIS,r1 camera from Jude Induces Inspector McKee of at the Ledger and Times office about 250 yards away_ what New some place thinking a bit but he knew with Yowl' FP-mak-I& to enter the rasa and else. supply department do you see? Why, its President ELsertbower. getting in some chip- Andeu3 M further reworded certainty that iii,' dead man a few Perfect for by titldtell Andrus yawned. He was dead ping and pitching practice on White House 13-115 P NII•et flask in • pawnshop near the feet aaay was Michael Brodsky maligns. lawn. (international, Pelham home tired. Now that he knew who the - Armed with • clue to the Midnight Mike. Identity of the one 10,, hart pawned It man was and where he could be a than haaI Bo ooleky who •l0000 might found, It didn't so much He had recognized him instantly NANCY By Ernie Bushmillea lve been known as 'midnight Mike matter. ndrus starts forth to And the fellow. He left the shack. In the flare of the match. What The route he had come lay plain had happened was clear enough. YES--- BUT YOU'LL CHAPTER SIX before him In the moonlight. The On his way up to n cabin with a II O.K.--- BUT I'M PLAYING SOLITAIRE ANDRUS carried the lamp back thread at a path showed clearly bottle after having made a night HAVE TO LET WHAT'S AND I DON'T WANT inside and leaned against a wall stretching south on that high of it, Broisky had fallen off the HI, SL UG GO --- ME GAG- ei • and smoked three cigarete Then he tongue of rocky moorland. cliff and bashed out his brains. YO U THE ie YOU K I BITZING- He MAY I COME S • went over and sat down on one Of walked fast to get the chill out of Whatever the man might nave IDEA? the straight chairs. The Chair oppo- his blood, following the path blind- said, no wasn t going to say any- IN? site the window. The table was be- ly, losing it on the outcroppings thing now. The trail of the silver tween it and the door. From his of granite, picking It up in the flask had petered out. new position objects rearranged grassy hollows. It brought him A long while later tie staggered themselves; Andrus looked, and tinally to the rim of a cliff he had out into a road with houses on it pot his shoulders hard against the circled around on his way to the behind trees. It wasn't the road he •• ,ack of the chair. His eyes nar- shack, but farther to the south. had gone in by. The houses were rowed until there were no whites There was evidently a way down dark. He Mai no idea wbere tie was showing. Patches of shadow . . . the cliff. The path went between or what time it was, Ma watch had the dark panes . . . the yellow two Immense boulders. Silver stopped. A iit?.set lamp shone light . . . This was it. Yea, this bushes, silver grass, silver rock, through interlaced branches at the was it. He had been in this place blackness beyond and below. An- corner. He went round the corner 9" tiefore . -. . He had been in this drus started slowly down, holding and started to climb in the direc- • shack on the night he was sup- on to the bushes, the grass, feeling tion ot the moon, invisible below posed to have run Roger Pelham with his feet. Pebbles slid, his feet the horizon but still sending out lassra- ses-, cO.I. .iinirn in his car. went from tinder him, and he pale milky light. The town was isoksoo„ The door,' th ,table, the window landed hard, on rock-strewn ground therHies. e ore part of that fragmentary LIL' ABNER 10 feet below. head pounded viciously and By Al Capp 'tai picture. The larnp, the table, The fall knocked the wind out of the smell" of the spilled whisky on _ • window, a man- and the verffe. 1 him. Sitting up, he moved his arms his clothes made hi . stomach GOT steinight Mike's voice complaining AH -AH AH'S SAFE!f- '7 - AliAL KIN STAND )95 and legs experimentally. He had churn. Over and above the pain SHOULD 14HEM BAGS at him about throwing the flask twisted one .--- IT'S SECH A IV,IY THITNG -BUT BEIN' 1-FOOTSTERCP: knee and his shoul- something about the bottle of A-4"BIN COOPED UP INK CHEAPER, HORRIBLEIGNHT, • . across room? TH v the He could hear L-LAIJISHED AT.r.f der was wrenchge latigthere aidn't whisky Midnight Mike had been the crash it had made when it IN THIS PAPER Brr...CUZ hit appear to be II2 bones broken. carrying troubled him. Something emiG SO- NOBODY IN / D-DRUTHER Die THAN i !he wall, lie got up and examined How near was he CO level grol? odd . . something that didn't fit ALL DAY AH c i THEY WAS THAR RIGHT P. H-HAVE ANYONE ilie Irregular boards between the fie struggled to his feet and tied . . . Whatever it was, it eluded NEEDS A USED TO MINDS WOULD s S-SEE ME - tvo-by-four siprights. There was . \ to pierce the darkness. The cliff his grasp. Never mind it now. He BREATH 0' WRAP FISH BE OUT- recognizsa q mark. But this was 411 above cast an impenetrable shadow, had to get back to his room in the ..":,,,A..;•• \ he place. tib down on 0 FRESH :1 . tit the arm made deeper by light flooding the Yonkers hotel and under .0'1- ,.: / i opholstered cover be- AIR?! /C . ,,,., li ,,,,, the chair and lit an. woods 50 feet beyond and below. fore dawn. • v• .ther cigaret. ;995 The ground was rough and sloped The night was cold and still. Ilie -NII He had walked out of the inn on , _,.... sharply. He had no desire to spend footsteps were loud when he wasn't „rj, ,* _ s, . • . hit other night, staggered out, at 0/1 0' the rest of the night in the open stumbling and shuffling through tqlte, .,1..." //4 ; " N • %veil before 12 o'clock, had run into z ,... with a sprained ankle. drifts of dead leaves. He had been might Mike somewhere, and , Andrus felt in nun pocket and v.aiking tor about 10 minutes up- \ _....,. ,e hack here to this shack with kr got out the flap of matches. There nih down dale looking in vain ,,:,,iiiw A, ..). There was a dim memory of / were only two left. He struck one. tor the beginnings of the city when .4 1750 ,ittle now, brown and round and .... .• - . The little flare illuminated only a he stood still, hit by a wave of diz- sipty, lying on its side, done for, small space The edge of a sharp ziness. lie caught had of a tree to 40/ - useless. O. K. lie had been I .5•,,y- / here rock coming from behind its hulk keep trorn tailing. He knew wnere ..A / - \\ that night, nut In a car but on ' 11 Ill I 1 a hand attached to an arm pointed ne was. HIS feet had carried him GAL. foot- at him out of blackness. The match over (*hillier terrain without his 1 I I eat a /<. I i a• ----1,'/ The tightness went out of him. '/ ...11 died. being conscious of where he was gave his head a shake. It wasn't •ndrus lit the other and took going. He was outside Regina Pel- ABBIE an SLATS •sl good. He could have ley Raeburn Van Buren started an uncertain Step. The wavering ham's house, on the road below lot this place after he had kalcd flame did better by him this time. the house. The shape of the roof Regina's son. Could have-only he 6000: SLIT WHAT yOu DON'T Yellow light fell on a white, broken and chinineye, the sharp upward adn't driven the car. But KNOW, AND I AM HEARTSICK how to face painted with dark streams of roll of granite broken by tall trees SLATS, PERHAPS I SHOUL6 ptove it? Not by Midnight Mike, AT THE NECESSITY OF blood, a dead face. Life had gone outlined against the faintly paler HAVE TOLD YOU THIS I3EFORt, who had probably been drunk, too TeUJNG YOU THIS, IS out of it. It was as empty as a Sky, Were unmistakeable. Someone BUT SINCE ABEL HAS DEVELOPED . . There was no clock in the paper bag The match in Andrus' was up late. Two windows in the AN INTEREST THAT ABEL IS • • • shack and man 94 YOU I CAN MO a who had dis- fingers went out. Stones rattled tower were lighted. del Set pensed with the LONGER DELAY TELLING diepensables of Close by. A fraction. of a second After a couple of minutes existence would the YOU THE TRUTH,' scarcely be the later a piece of cliff fell on him dizziness receded. At least he had owner of watch a . . . Talk to from behind and lie pitched for- a bearing.. Andrua lurched across him anyhow. ward and went down like a log. the road and started to climb lit The goat's chain rattled loudly • • .• the apposite direction. The crest hoofs stamped. d Andrus went Andrus tried to turn over end of Wolf Hill then, a high ridge to the windows over and peered groaned. The sound of the groan front which you could see for miles The blackness out. remained un- brought him to. He opened his In daylight_ Afkr that he went broken. No one came in. He settled eyes on darkness. Someone was down sharply. We tell two or three down in the armchair. After a driving spikes through his head times but reached Broadway on while he dozed. When he jerked with a sledge hammer where he Iwo feet and draggingly, plodding- erect the cabin was dark and full wits lying rtretehed Ott' Te ly, after a century and just as the Of a nauseous Smell. The lamp had dumpyon a l mattress ISe t- Insht began to come, the bintei, I nod t,tit. Titer,' was ••••=11=MIM•li pale light o-tioo sans it norm, . (To Re Criretinurd '-a-.'. , •• '•.• V••••41,•••••• Sy,/rn•

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Secret of all joined hand and closed their Club News Activities Radish Quality— eyes. Mr. ISE WOMEN'S PAGE Miller led them around What's in the woods ,Artien they opened Little But their eyes. Jo Burkeen, Editor ...Phone 694-M-4-0 Weddings Locals Sow Often, some did not know or 1150-W where tney were. The first radish he harvests thrills the home gardener more Doing They hacked back to the than the first robin. Three weeks, seh00/ building. Dale Spelicer Houston-Downs more or less, from the time the With The led the seed is sown, round, red, spicy Pledge of Allegiance. Social roots Calendar Vows Are Read Personals are ready to serve, bring- ing to the menu a zest. aaiurday,: klarek which SCOUTS MurrayThe Mantrfacturiritg At Gulfport, Miss. M.r. and Mi. Charles M. Burs stimulates winter-jaded appe- A .; Depappnent of the tites. Wives Club will ha%e a dinner The .rarriage df Mrs. keen of Murray Route Three an- Murray .Wornan's- Margaret Yet Club will eteet meiging at the Guest Houston nounce the birth many home gardeners House at sot and Ms.. W. T. "Dub- of , a son, James have, rierrAwifilt,r .a the Club House at alo o'clock o'clock Graves. trouble devising a rirchsts e- ?reap 2; Downs Was solemnized on Saturday. wiehing six pounds 10 program March 19th which avoids the waste Our . . February 26. at ounces. barn at the Murray troop has been very Gulfport. Miss., Hospi- that comes when a planting is busy Mernbers nose change .1 date tal Trickly. during the month of TODAY and SAT. in J double ring ceremony Marc% 11. too large, and only a fraction March pre- The Young Wormma Cleas_01 • • • can paring for our For her wedding Mrs. Downs be used before the mote Day Camp activities the First B-pttst Church. Mrs. turn pithy, and that will begin in these in wear a beautiful navy Kenneth Wayne Is, the name must be thrown June. A. G. Outland. teacher, will meet away. We have Monday, MIeb 21 suit with white accessories chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Jove-4 been taught by our at the' hurne ot and a The cause of this is leaders Mrs. Rubia James corsage Wesley Hutchens of Murray the very Mrs. Alice Page and Mrs of gardemas. Route short season that early alvert-rh.rty o'clock One radishes Frances Vance the correct Mrs.,. Downs is the owner of for theu son, weighing eight remain edible. The earlier way they to fold, raise and lower Margaret's Beauty pounds three OWINCPS. bourn' at are the shorter this our United Shop and will the season, be- States eintinue Murray Hospital cause they are growing flag. The Penny Homemakers Club her business at the kica- Friday. March 11., fast, and • • • • quickly pass by the edible Each Brownie has made a dish a .11 meet at one-thiaty Iron on worth Fourth Street. Mr. stage Keepsae on their way to the goal 77, towel that will be ..ik , A daughter of all very helpful the home c Downs is engaged in farming was born to Mr and i fMrs. E.:ma Eeyd plant life, the production of seed. in Day Camp. The couple Mr: William H. Miller of 7 Wilhe Jett.. is residing on Murray Hazel r With radishes, as with On Route other Wednesday March 2. our lead- 00; Route Three following a week's Two on Tuesday. March 15, crops, you must sow • • • according ers carried us to see Hansel wedding trip on at the Murray Hospital. The baby to. what you need Figure and the Geilf Coast out Gretel at the Theaday. March 22 including has been named Jan the number you will use Varsity Theatre. Behind a New Orleans. La. Alice. in a Everyone The La on Grove Homemakers • • • • • • • • week, and ,esurnate that twelve enjoyed it very much. early radishes Ann Beale Russell was spray of bullet Club will meet witit Mrs. Calvin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert can be produced unable to Lee in a foot go with us licort at one-thirty Sigma Department Willnarns of garden row. Then because of sickness. • and o'clock. of Lansing. Mioh., are the sow a a cloud of week's supply of an early We have one new member in Tas parents of a son. weighing eight variety at a time Regular Meet our troop. Paulette Steel_ We were gunsmoke... pounds two ounces. 'barn at the Maiseason radishes will be Murray Star chapter No 433 glad to have her and we On .1Ionday Evening Murray Hospital an Monday, March usable for two weeke so two gave he walked extler of the Eastern, Sear A :II The weeks' her a great big welcome Let Sigma Department of the 14 Mrs Williams is the former supply of them can be wild its regular meeting at the Murray sown_ The early varieties Scott Drug for the use of their into the worst Vionein's Club held its Many Elisabeth Roberts, daughter do not Net `dasonic Hall at seven- teen regular grow well in hot weather. window for our troop display an,' meeting at the club house of Mr and Mrs W. P. Roberts killer If you want • supply all sum- to those who bought cookies trot' -nest HOWELL Monday. March 14. at seven-thirty of Murray The paternal $100.00 grand- I mer, sow a late, summer vari- our troop members of all! o'clock in the evening parents are Mr and ety for that seagon. Wedding Ring $62-50 Mrs. W P. But fre- Rhonda Vance, Scribe Mrs Glindel Reaves played Williams quent sowings in small Wednesday. March 23 of Paris, Tenn, The lots is a Harvesting the selections good rule for all except list radishes Det ter Homemakers on the marimba Num- Williams' have one ocher son, Her- I winter gives home • Club radishes which gardeners a thrill. bers she played were "Sweet and best Lee. Jr take two months TROOP ta.1 meet wan Mr* Lee Ernstber- to mature I16 Low.- -La Palmer.' "Brahms and remain good for than a tenth as many rpdishes ••- at one o'clock Lul- six weeks. They By Pat Murdock laby.- and grow , very as the other seeds should be • • • • "Rustic Dance - large, some Boy Scout troop 86 held a meet- weighing several used. The radishes will germi- Furches The guest speakei. Dr Ora Mr and Mrs. Rob Graves Gingtes pounds. ing March 13 nate quickly, "marking at 700 o'cloek The Thanday.-111sich Meson. veva—unabisr-to of Kirksey announce the birth of One way the meeting a attend due to grow early rad- row" where the other seeds was held in the svoods. JEWEURT STORE niness. a geol. James!" Robert, born ishes is to mix urn at the them with the which will assist you in cultivat- Some boys gathered up fire wood 113 S. 4tli el Phone la3J Murray seeds of parsley, ;sail meet with 3drs. Rudy Refreasmersta were served from Hospital on Monday.i parsnips, car- ing Be sure to pull and eat Mr Miller called the rots and beets, the meeting to it •ne thir•v o'clock. the beautifully appented Illarch 14. all of which are radishes as they mature tea table' slow before order. ten the troop had a les- • • • • to geminate. Not =ors they can crowd the .erlaid with j lace cloth and slower crops. son on fire buildiog. COUR U/III 4111,111CA Mrs. Aubrey Farmer ,itared with a gorgeous bouquet' has return- Ater tens they sat in a wale ed home after spring flowers. visiting her daugh- around one tire and each boy ti• Hostesses ter, Mrs Troy Kelly arid family Gail MONONA for the evening were; 630 Mr. Peepers tied a ditterent knot There were IN MAX H. CHURCHILL Sirs John of Carthage. III The Kellys have R Imes. Mrs Gus l 7 00 Comedy Hour thirteen boya present a baby daughter TV Schedule Robertson. Jr. Mrs. William Mr. Miller toondiWONE FUNERAL E. 8:00 Diamond Jutaee th/c1 all the boys to HOME • • • • of Sights Wallace. Mrs Haruki Gish. and 10:00 News put the foe iits' Alter- this they Tn Mr' WLAC-TV Superior Ambulance Service Castle Parker. K. Prof. 10.15 Clete Roberts Equipped With Oxygen '!ego Guest SUNDAY Tic lo:30 Story Theater Elm Speaker 1.30 Hall-Mitchell Debile th 31t N. 4th St., Murray, Grove Circle For CWF 11 00 Jigsaw " TODAY and SAT. Ky.—Phone 98 2:00 Now And Then CAPITOL Ilas ill Day Meeting 12:00 Sign Off THE FRIENDLY FUNFR.tL HOWE" Meet On Tuesday 2 30 Adventure 3 30 The th For .1Iission Study The Clansuan Women's Fellow- Search WILUAAI ELLIOTT • ANN CARROLL 400 Man The Elm Grove Maisionary Circle ship of the First Chnetsan Church Of The Week CATHERINE MdEOD 4 30 Youth Takes es; held an all day meeting at the held its general meeting at the A Stand Bondurant Home Is church un 5:00 The American Week Wednesday. Mar h churth Tuesday. March 15, at two- 10:45 Scene Of in observance of the week of thirty o'clock is the afernoon. Sign Off Etizelian prayer for home missions. Prof. Gerhard Megow who Class Meet Monday -Spring Interlude" ; Those taking part in the pro- teaches German at Murray State The Home gram were Mans Delia Outland.,College was the guest speaker. WS111-TV or Mrs. C 0. Bonu 5:30 You Are urant on Olive Mrs. Keys Keel. Mrs Hobart' His talk was entitled -The First Tnei e Sti eet was t 600 Lassie scene of the meeting Garland. Mrs Carey Stamps, Mrs. American Lady He Got In Con- , of the Euz. F•onsored by-*the Deptirtment 630 Private Secretary ...in Class of the of'. the Leonard Cole. Mrs. Dock Boggess. tact With- Prof Seesaw told of First Bow Mrs. 'Hardin 7 00 Toast Of The Toan church held Monday, March 14 Murray ‘Vrtnar, Morns. Mrs Harry his expenerices as a prisoner or •4 Club 8 00 C E. Theatre at seven-thirty o's.iock Shekel. Mrs. Tellus Maore, and war in this country and of the in O. 8.30 Celeste Holm Mrs 'Pianism Parker' Mrs- Bub post war conditions in Germany in i Show - sgaupin elaaed 9:00 lather Knows Best Will Be Presented Friday, April the meeting with 1946 and 1947 before his returning Mrs Garnett 1 930 What's My Morris was the prayer. to the United States The lady in Line devotional 1000 speaker and gave a A covered d.sh luncheon the title of his Sunday News Special Woman's Club House was talk was the Ameri- m‘wt inspirational talk on served 10:15 TBA the at the noon hour Present can woman who corresponded theme of -Prayer" USED CARS for the meeting were thirteen with Prof. Megow and Featuring Esc !reit e Fashion.. sponsored SENbAY from M shop. membe r A brief business his corning to this country. 12:00 Youth Wants session was To Knorr coniluucted ith %lure,% Mrs.. Otry Paschall by Mrs Jack Kennedy, od,if rave the de- 12:30 Frontiers Of Yeah votion president Mrs Earl Miller, Alpha Department Mrs R. H Woods, prem. 1:00 Professional Football social FOR SALE dent, presided at the meeting. ctrairtnan. conducted games and Tickets obtainable from 3:45 Sports For The Family Scott Walgreen. Walli• Refreshments group singing during the To Meet Saturday were served at the 4:00 Hall Of Fame social The Alpha Department close of the meeting. hour. and Dale and Stubblefield. Sat. March 19 and 26. of the 4:30 The World This Reek Murray Womghs 1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIRE Club will meet 5:00 Liberace Refrethmentr, MISS FlIAN(. FY: NEXTON were served by (H 11RGE at the club house &barony. March 54-40 Vanderbilt This Sport Coupe has low mileage and is TO REMOVE Yootbau Group HI, Mrs Honda:snit, raptain, 19. at two-thirty o Clock In STAINS the 6:00 People Are Funny to the tiurty-f.ve members as nice as they 00 pm. afternoon instead present come. Admission 50c of the regular Tee and coree stains on your 6:30 Mr. Peepers cher lable linens desapperar when given 7:00 Colgate Comedy ki,UT Iralm=mr Prot W J Rabertson of the the boiling water trtaarnent Be- 8:00 Television rheatrt dramatic; department of Murray fore putting linens into suds. 900 Inner Sanctum state Cottage 1950 BUICK SPECIAL, wilt direct a one stretch the stained part of the 930 Movietime 4-DOOR ••• .sct play for the • Murray afternocas program. cloth over a bowl. Carefully pour 11:00 Loretta Young Show Light green cector. with Haetesses for the radio,'heater and meeting will be Use boiling water at a height of — M. Ruble Smith. white wall Mrs H. C. two or three feet go that the tires. This is a one-owner Mur- Woodbridge. MLSS Relina Senter. isater hits the stain with force, WMC-TV Drive-In ray car and Mr; G B Scott. it's definitely worth the Moss Floy Rob- If afer weighing. the spots remain, SUNDAY bIns. Miss Annie Ray. and Mrs. treat with hydrogen peroxide or 9:40 Sign On FRIDAY and SATURDAY money! c dies pen arid lot bleach ,n the sun. 9:45 The Christopher, — Double Feature 10:15 This is the Life — 10:45 Mr. Wizard 'BADMAN'S TERRITORY' 11:15 David Brinkleya Newsroom 1951 FORD 4-DOOR Infrared Brooders Randolph Scott and CUSTOM Help Farmers 11:30 To be announced Gabby Hayes This 12 00 Twenty Questions is an 8-cylinder car With radio, heat- 12 30 Catholic Hour er, osverdrive Obtain Economies in Production "BLOOD ON and seat covers. It's A one- 1.00 Cleveland Browns vs. Chi- THE MOON" By IRA owner, Lo'ior S3I , p flair- c-ago Cards Robert Mitchum city driven car and just as nice as Pews Electrification /311,e016 type brooders to sers ice, electricity 3:40 ews provides light they come! Profit in today's poa as well as radiant 3:45 Adventure try and egg heat, the a- industry depends tar :P:7 latter absorbed by chicks SUNDAY and • wri econo- for maximum 4:00 Community Cries: MONDAY mies in production Sir.. comfort, feed and -• the iraro- wales containers 4:30 Hopalong Cassidy d * ductieh of inhared baiading. are quickly and Walt farm• easily re-filled, Disney's water will not freeze 5:00 Meet the Pres, "PETER 1949 CHEVROLET in heated areas, chicks always are 5:30 Roy nogers PAN" DELUXE CL. in full view so abnormalities CPE. may! 6:00 Corliss Archer be detected instantly, and those al- ' This car .is a nice -dark blue, with radio, !retest culled without delay. infrared Asia heater, brooders keep litter dry and corn- ff4° white walls and Ky. license. And fortable. so replacelhest is necessary less frequegtly. it's in the best of condition! Profit Featwes— lower mortality fate, weaker chicks can bask in the maamer areas and stronger chicks College Beauty Salon around the edges of the heat pattern. If you are in need of a good ' is losing the weaker chicks a bet- used car, we ',r than average chance survival; hope you of will shop around our lot • traced heat promotes healthier and see growth through faster feathering these and other and Announces good used car values we stimulation of appetites. pullets usu. ally begin laying have to show you. two to three weeks We will see that you ,earliert than those broods/6 by other The are satisfied and we I methods, and birds are readied' for Addition Of will appreciate your market earlier when prices are nor- business. mally higher than at other tRnes Infrared brooders are available ir single, three, four and six-lamp Judy'Adams DE type,. They are provided with con- SOTO venient means for suspension and are factory wIrtd, including cord To their staff. and plug The brooders may be pur- She invites everyone to call LAMPKINS chased with or without automatic IINIRSRFH keeps controls. as well as with or without on her for any phase of beauty work. Phtdzah shielis in 'its; reduces mortality guards to protect lamps against acci- r•te. dental impart Motor De — inner of Pe'. .4 F ine I. at Single lamp brneders will accent- Sales Das toms sea,h and Operators: RITA PARKS poultry specialists have modate from 80 to 100 — JUDY ADAMS Iketr chicks: three- rid the use of this modern lamp types. ISO chicks: four-lamp ' method ,aows an LUCY BESHEAR. Mgr, L&R appreciable saving brooders, 300 to 350 cheers. and six Dewey Lampkins, MOTORS In labor, plus Sr. • a- substantial reduction lamp brooders. 500 chicks. Costs of Dewey Larnpkins, Jr. In chick mortality. They base their operation very, Call 648 Across From Campus on 11%3 W. Main St. Murray, calculations but run from Ira to 16th St. Ky. on t!le following impor- 2 rents per shalt mer the brooding So. 3 rd and Maple Sts, ,tlint factor* period. Phone 519

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