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IN OUR 82nd YEAR MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 116 riitt-d Press International Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, May 17, 1961 Music Department hakespeare, Evans, Anderson Bun Crawford Holds Final Meeting Mrs. Lassiter Of The Club Year Is Committed Major Highways And Astaire Cop Emmy Awards Dies Tuesday The Music Department of the Murray Woman's Club held its final meeting of the club year at SCOTT entation ceremonies at the Mbulin By VERNON At His Home the Club House--en Tuesday eve- To Hospital eiondent Rouge night club. UPJ Hollywood C ning May 16 at 7:30. Miss Lillian illet — "Macbeth" There were more thatill() emp- HOLLYWOOD Tate, Chairman, presided over the Tuesday ty seats at the Moulin Rouge. Bun H. Crawford, age 68, died To again, Be heard from Relocated was telecast business meeitng. The meeting was Oght. The two-hour Shakespearean The 90-minute national Tuesday at 2:50 p. m. at his home simultaneously at the in Lynn Grove. Although he had opened by Mrs. M. G. Carman's DETROIT UPI) — Circuit Judge drama won five awards, sweep- was held A contract 1,1- the felocation of The Commonwealth will award the Zieg- several reading the Club Woman's Creed. Joseph G. Rashid today ordered ing the 13th annual television Hollywood nitery and been in ill .health for three major highways in the vi- and supervise construction con- New York. Dick Miss Lillian Watters was the ac- Mrs. Nelle Lassiter committed to Academy Award presentations. teld Theater in years he died unexpectedly. cinity of Eddyville and Kuttawa, tracts. The Engineers will perform of ceremonies his wile, Celia companist for the opening hymn. a mental hospital and declared a It won the top honor of the Powell was master Survivors are Kentucky, has been executed by audit duties and such general in- Comedian Joey one sister, Miss Manon Russel Johnson, retiring mistrial in her murder-conspiracy night — the program of the year. in the West and Crawofrd. the Nashville District, Corps of spection determined to be ap- the chores in the T. W. Vice-chairman, presented a gift to trial. Additionally, the show won an Bishop' handled Crawford. three brothers; Engineers, U.S. Army, and the propriate for the contract. Crawford and Charlie Crawford Miss Tate on behalf of the club. However. Rashid ordered that Emmy for outstanding program East. Commonwealth of Kentucky. Con- Other relocations or adjustments Emmys were present- Murray, and Joel Crawford Mt*. Josiah Darnall, Chairman- the trial of Mrs. Lassiter's one- achievement in the field of dra- In all, 24 both of struction contracts are planned for of state and county roads in the performers, shows of Grove. elect, announced her committees time lover, Gordon Watson, con- ma. Costars Maurice Evans and ed to the top Lynn the near future. Barkley Reservoir are in planning of the television Crawford was a member of for the coming club year. She tinue. Judith Anderson were awarded Ind technicians Mr. status, according to Colonel Carl- several old movie Methodist Church then turned the meeting over to Rashid ordered Mrs. Lassiter, a ilatuettes for best single perform- industry — and the Lynn Grove District Engineer Colonel Vin- with among the the program committee. The pro- model, committed son, and contracts responsible Nice by an actor and actress, re- names were prominent where he served as a member blonde former cent P. Carlson signed the docu- and gram, Duette, consisted of "two Hospital following a local Governmental authorities spectively. Its director, George ,ward winners. of the Board of Stewarts to Ionia State ment for the Corps of Engineers Emmy musician numbers" performed by hearing_held will be made in orderly sequence. Schafer, won the oustanding di- Astaire Wins Joe Morgan To treasurer of thi-building fund. sanity commission and approval was denoted by Gen- networks, the of the club. Each group her bedside in rectorial achievement in drama. Among the three Funeral services will be held members this morning at eral Jackson Graham, Ohio River System won note. Hospital. Perhaps more dramatic than .'olumbia Broadcasting Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at the gave a brief program Jennings Memorial Division Engineer for the Corps. with the Na- first Maurice Ra- testified at the "Macbeth's" success was the vic- 11 Ernmys, tying Alumni Lynn Grove Methodist Church The number. Two psychiatrists Henry W a r d, Commissioner of Richard Hurt The Amer- Address Rev. Goose Suite, "Ma Lassiter was tory of Jack Benny for the best tional Broadcasting Co. with Rev. J.. Max Sykes and vel's Mother hearing that Mrs. Highways for Kentucky, signed won two, rites. for the piano was emotion- program achievement in the field ican Broadcasting Co. Hoyt Owen conducting the Mere l'Oie" suffering from "extreme for the Commonwealth. document- Ceme- Lillian Watters said she could of humor. 3ne for the outstanding Burial will be in Goshen played by Miss al instability." They Of - Valiant Years," and a 27 and Mrs. Neale Mason. A vocal the proceedings against Colonel Carlson said that the President Benny Stays Horne ay, "The Here May tery. understand de- were necessary because Benny, a weeping pallbearer at .echnical award. Active pallbearers are nephews: duet. "Somewhere Over A Rain- her but could not aid in her relocations master Fred Astaire won Elmer Collins. Gene Crawford, bow" was sung by Mrs. Vernon of Barkley Dam construction and ry Cooper's funeral earlier in Dance Joe Morgan, commissioner of fense. in Emmy for the variety show Gene Landoll, Donald Crawford, Shown and Mrs. H. W. Wilson. Another 'member of the sanity that every effort had been made,MHS Council ilk. day, was too grief-stricken to education for the state of Ten- of the year and an- Hart. and Don Collins. The Josiah Darnall and Mrs. R. Dr. Ralph Johnson, to provide residents of the area appear at the star-studded pres. ichlevement nessee, and a Murray State Col- Frank Mrs: commission, outstanding performance Sunday School class of the played the piano duet, Lassiter's own physi- with adequate replacement roads ther for lege graduate in the class of '35 men's L. Wade who is Mrs. Richard Hurt son of Mr. and or musical program, Grove Methodist Church will Peasant" by Suppe. The saying she suf- consistent with sound engineering n a variety will be speaker at the Murray Lynn "Poet and cian, had differed, Mrs. Buford Hurt, was this week NBC. 'as honorary pallbearers. for two violins, nervous exhaus- practice. Surveys and plans for 'Astaire Time" State College Alumni Banquet serve closing numbers, fered "extreme installed as president of the Mur- was the third consecutive Friends may call at the J. H. Ed Fenton a n d there was "no the new roads were accomplished Murray State It May 27. by Mesdames tion," but that ray High Student Council. He is carted home awards. Funeral Home. "When Day mental capa- by the Kentucky Highway _De- .'ear he has The banquet will begin at 6:30 Churchill Howard Ohila, were question about", her in the Junior class: Also installed for outstanding per- Two." Mrs. was "no men- partment and approved by the The Emmy p. ad will be in the ballroom Is Done" and "Tea for city. He said there were Jimmy Olila, sophore. vice- by an actress in a se- the piano ac- derangement." — Corps of Engineers. Beats Western 'ormance of the Waterfield Student Union Plans Complete For Richard Farrell was tal disorder or president; Andrea Sykes. junior, .-.es went to Barbara Stanwyck companist. This entertaining pro- Lassiter and Watson went Building. Mrs. U.S. Highways 62 and 641 and secretary; Patsy Purdom, sopho- for her "Barbara Stanwyck show." Chili Supper By gram was very enthusiastically re- trial a month ago today on Morgan, who has been Tennes- on State Highway 93 are the routes more. treasurer. Harry Ackerman, president of ceived by the audience. of plotting the death of see Commissioner since January Band Boosters charges affected by the contract. N e w Elected to serve their respect- 4In Track Meet .he National Academy of Televis- Hostesses for the meeting, Mes- Lassiter's husband two years of 1950. has been with the state Mrs. Highway 93 will depart from ive classes next year were seven- ion Arts and Sciences, cited ev- Clark, Vernon State department of education since Au- chili dames Charles ago. point about teen representatives. They are Lou who had anything to do Plans are complete for the the existing route at a iryone, gust of 1951. He first served as Shown, Hugo Wilson, Irvin Gil- They pleaded innocent to the Bryant, James Wilson. Richard presidential debates, in- supper which is planned at Cal- four miles southeast of the present alth the of equalization and son, James Lassiter. James C. state's charge that they hired Adams The Murray State track team Kennedy and co-director loway County High School on intersection of the state road and Workman. seniors, Judy :luding President then as director of Hart and H. W. Wilson served .hree men to waylay Lassiter near trounced visiting West- M. field services, Thursday night May 18 between U.S. 62 on the outskirts of Eddy- Jerry Duncan. Sheryl Williams, completely former Vice President Richard assistant delightful refreshments from an Willow Run Airport. Three men to 11/12 sweep- field services, executive 530 and 8:30 p. m. ville. This project of some 4.5 juniors. Marion Belote. Stanley ern yesterday 1191.2 , Nixon. attractively appointed refreshment guilty to second degree placing first to the commissioner. and acting There will be no candidate pleaded miles and -number BD-6 under the Jewell. Ann Sanders, Betty Wil- ing six events and Other winners included Ray- poured punch. the slaying, and are commissioner. as originally planned, table. Mrs. Darnall murder in extend to U.S. son, sophomores, Bill Adams, Paula in every' event. mond Burr, "Perry Mason," out- speaking State's coding will As conunismoner, he is a mein.. all have been serving life terms. northeast of Allbrittest, Gail Thurman, fresh- 'The Racers also scat three neer stroditag is*rforrnanee by an •actor hoWever candidates Charles 62 about 2.5 miles ber of the governor's cabinet: invited They are Richard Jones, men, and Barbara Brown, Steve track marks. 440 yard dash, mile series leading role; Rod Ser- contacted personally and Eddyville. From this intersection, in a executive of the state department Nash and Roy C. Buck Hicks, all Douglass. Mary Keys Russell, and xi') and 440 yard relay. George "Twitch; Zone," outstanding to attend. Any candidate who has U.S. 62 will be routed in a north- ling. of education; chairman of the of Chattanooga. Tenn. Steve West, eighth grade. The 1111Iollowell was the top point pro- achievement in drama, not received an invitation to be Almo Man westerly direction, and continue • writing board of education; executive di- Mrs. Lassiter has collapsed twice for the new sev ducer for Murray with 16/14 points. "Not Without present is urged to attend. about 4 miles to U.S. 641. Project representatives Roddy McDowell, of the state board of vo- during the trial, which started one in the Summary Heritage. out- rector Children under twelve will be BD-3A is the applicable code for enth grade will be elected Honor," American secretary of month ago today. She suffered an dash— 10.0— Hollo- perform- cational education, admitted for fifty cents and all this segment. fall. 100 yard standing supporting role commis- Passes Away of "chills" in the air-condi- Murray and the Tennessee textbook adults admitted for S1.00. Pro- attack In the installatson ceremony well. Murray, Rogers. er in a single program; and Don courtroom last week, but sion, and chairman of the board ceeds will be used by the Callo- tioned Relocated U.S. 62 and 641 ex- which took place Tuesday morn- Moore, Western. Knotts. "The Andy Griffith show." -appointed physician who of the Tennessee teachers' re- way County Band Boosters to a court tending southwesterly will inter- ing in chapel exercises. recogni- 220 yard dash— 226— Hollo- outstanding supporting role per- her illness was tirement system. band uniforms for the Yesterday examined her said sect the existing route of this tion for excellent service was well, Murray. Barden. Murray and in a series. purchase !ormer In addition to his degree from more -emotional" than physical. designation west of Kuttawa. This given to the retiring officers: the Moore Western. -Brinkley report won the Calloway High Band. Huntley State, Morgan holds a M. When the trial resumed Monday, is designated Bennett, who 440 yard dash— 50.0— Wilson, outstanding program Murray In addition to chili, those at- section of highway president, Skipper award for school administration from after a two-day recess, Mrs. Lass- -3 and will have a Workman, Murray, Barden, Murray and Chea- news field. A. in tending will have hot dogs, pie, as Project BD is graduating; Richard achievement in the College. age 57. died ten again complained of feeling Murray. George Peabody coffee, and cold drinks. The price Monroe J. Mitchell. length of about 5 miles. vice-president; Leah Caldwell, sec- ey. was on her way to a Ile has taught or held admini- all a person can eat. • Tuesday at 1:15 p. m. at the faint. She retary: and Bill Collie, treasurer, • o 880 yard-run— 1:58.1— Dawson, includes City-County contract also provides for strative positions in the Graves Murray Hospital of complications first aid station in the The also a senior. Murray. Tweedie, Murray and desig- Kentucky, and Henry Allm• an illness of ten days. Building when she slumped to the construction of a new road spon- Fulls. Murray. County, following The council this year was Kentucky News Tennessee, schools, and He is survived by his wife. Mrs. floor. nated as Project BD-4 which will Torn Rowlett and Mile Run— 425.4— Sanders, County, Kills Son For sored by Mrs. superintendent of Henry Coun- Blalock Mitchell of Almo City-County Health Commission. provide access to the residual por- Murray. Williams. Murray and Rob- was Gladys Paul Lyons Briefs for three years before His one, one daughter. Mrs. er Joseph C. Molner, who exam- tion of Kuttawa. This proposed erts. Western. ty Schools Own Good route a position with the Ten- 506 South 8th. ined her. ordered her taken to road is slightly over one mile in Two mile run— 10:12.4— tie accepting Luy Cunningham. Department of Education. J. — James T. Mitchell, Hard- the hospital in an ambulance. length. Ladies Day Today between Sanders and Williams, nessee FAIR LAWN. N. (tin four sons: of Puryear. Tennes- to do what R. Mitchell, Murray The following day. Lowsell ap- Murray and Roberts, Western. 'By United Press International A native Dante Benzoni wanted in; Bobby Colin:el Carlson and Commis- At Country Club he is married to the former was best for his 14- Darrell Mitchell. New peared before Judge Rashid asking High Hurdles— 16.1— Asmus, see, he thought route two: sioner Ward expressed satisfaction GEORGETOWN. Ky. {UPI) — M. Robbie Louise Miller of Pur- son. Daniel. and Billy Mitchell of for a mistrial. Ile said his client Murray. Munford, Western and MISS year-old Concord, over completion of planning and Ladies Day Golf was held today Halsor. former George- year. and they are parents of a Tuesday he crept into 12th Street, three was unable physically or emo- ammond, Western. L. Pete Earls' 21942 South contractual details. The Corps of at the Calloway Country Club. town police judge, was fined $500 daughter and two sons. Daniel's bedroom at their home, Mrs Estel White of Mart- tionally to assist him in prepar- IIF Low Hurdles— 26.0— Asmus, sisters: Engineers will reimburse the Tee-off time was at 9 00 a. rn, in Scott Circuit Court aft- Morgan IS a member of the the boy softly and shot him Tennessee. Mrs. Ines Williams ing her defense. Murray, Munford, Western and Tuesday kissed in. Commonwealth in the estimated and hostesses were Beth Belote entered a plea of guilty to Tennessee Education Association, twice in the head, killing him. of Litchfield, Illinois, and Miss Over Louisell's objections, Judge Quisenberry, Murray. er he amount if S2.117.400 for the work. and Rebecca lrvan. up and operating a game the National Education Associa- What twist of thought led of Dresden. Ten- Rashid then ordered the sanity 440 yard relay— 43.3— Cheaney, setting weird Nona Mitchell The following pairings played chance. Junior Humphrey, in- tion, the American Association of to slay his honor-stu- one brother. Ernest Mitch- commission hearing, The members Rogers. Barden and Hollowell, of Beonzoni nessee, today: a similar charge, also School Administrators, Council of son? Tennessee. id' the sanity commission are Dr. all of Murray. dicted on dent ell, Union City, Gospel Tone Shirley Seals, Alice Purdom, Sue entered a guilty plea and was Chief State School Officers, and Benzoni feared the boy was de- Ralph Johnson. an internist at Pole Vault.— 12'6"— Voyles. was member of Costello. fined $250 }tensor also had been Kappa Delta Pi. veloping the same facial impair- Mr. Mitchell a Jennings Hospital; Dr. Albert La- Quartet To Sing Murray, Webb, Murray and tie of the Jane Baker. Frances Parker, charged with gaming on a Fayette ment that he. the father, had suf- the Reorganized ('hurch tame, a psychiatrist: and Dr. Rus- between Masters, Murray and Tri City. Chris Graham. County warrant, but the charge fered 21-2 years ago after a brain Latter Day Saints at sell Costello. a neuro-psychiatrist. The Gospel Tone quartet from Culler, Western. NzwS BULLETINS Martha Sue Ryan, Veneta Sexton, dismissed last week. LATE and a stroke. The funeral rites will be conduct- Owensboro will sing at the Lo- High jump— 6'1"— Masters, was operation Ruth Wilson, Benzoni, an accountant, told po- ed at the Max Churchill Chapel cust Grove Nazererse Church lo- di urray, Lasater, Murray, and Sch- WASHINGTON iUPD — Acting Betty Lowry. Fairs Alexander, STANTON, Ky. In — Robert lice he had been thinking about Thursday at 2:00 p. m. Officiating Movie Great Gary cated north of Kirksey on Sun- Toser, Murray. of State Chester A. Billie Wilson. Tharp., I-year-old son of Mr. Secretary taking the boy's life for six will be Bro. J. J. Wight, Bro. day night. May 21 at 7:30. Murray. said today a meeting be- Laid To Rest Ella Mae Quertermous, Mary and Mrs. Joe Thorpe, of Stant- Bowles months, Ile said he was afraid Fredric Coltharp, and Bro. Hal Cooper James Vaughn Edwards, form- Broad Jump— 20'11"— Hollo- President Kennedy and So- Moore Lassiter. Reba Overbey. on. killed a 42-inch timber rat- tween Daniel might be developing facial Shipley. Burial will be in the erly of Kirksey, is a member of well, Murray. Scholloser, Murray S. Khrushchev Elleanor Diuguid, Sadie Nell tlesnike with two well-placed viet PLemier Nikita distortions like his own. Murray Memorial Gardens. the quartet. The public is invit- and Lasater, Murray. under consideration. West, Mary Ann Clark, shots with a 22 rifle. The boy is defAitely Daniel underwent an operation Active pallbearers are: Melvin HOLLYWOOD — Two red ed to attend Shot Put— 4511I2 — Hamilton Bowles emphasized, Marg Kipp, Murrell Ryan, Sins saw the snake near Knowlton However. five years ago for an Ohl:Skied Young, Guy Smith, Bill Neale, poppies — tokens from his wife Murray. Berry. Murray and Bar- has been made and and Richardson as he and his grandmother were no decision tooth. A bit of mu.scle on the up- Fred Patton, Lowell Palmer and daughter — rested on Gary thel. Murray. up to CORPS TRAINING Frances Miller, Mary Rayburn, along • mountain path. any final decision will be lip The Wayne Hardie. casket as the motion pic- PEACE Discus— 14111"— Angerio, Mur- walking per was removed. father Cooper's Juliet Wallis. the President. throught this would lead to dis- Friends may call at the Max ture world mourned its most be- ray, Williams, Murray and Hamil- in Ky. IMP — Charl- Bowles made his statements Churchill Funeral Home. loved star. ton, Murray. LOUISVILLE. figurement. NEW YORK ,upt — Peace Corps Jr., 42, of Paris, testifying before the Senate For- He Daniel's Mrs. Veronica Cooper and Ma- Barbeque Supper 4 Javelin— L58"10V2"— Dawson, es E. Fines, said he thought volunteers will begin training next Tuesday at a hospital eign Relations Committee. in size while ria each placed a poppy on the Murray, .Jaslowski, Murray and Ky., died nose was growing month for a mission to Colom• At Lodge Hall here of a heart ailment. Faries his lip had stopped growing. mahogany casket laden with white Masters. Murray. WASHINGTON 13,1) —The House NOTICE TO CANDIDATES conclusion of was the manager of the Phillip Dr. Arthur Greenberg, who con- gardenias at the CARE, Inc:, which holds the by formal vote today labelled Cu- for the actor Temple Hill Chapter No. 511 Morris Tobacco ('o. factory at Ma- ducted an autopsy, said Daniel The Ledger and Times ap- services Tuesday first contract given to a private ba "a clear and present danger" to Saturday of cancer Order of the Eastern Star will nila. in the Philippines. "looked like a good-looking kid to preciates the advertising which who died last agency under President Kenne- the hemisphere. It passer a reso- 60. have a barbecue supper at the me." He said he saw no signs is being placed by the candi- at the age of dy's Peace Corps program, said (IN — A lution urging the Organization of Bracia Cooper, 87, Lodge Hall beginning at 6100 Weather LOUISVILLE, Ky. that the boy's face was malform- dates for office in the forth- Mrs. Alice Tuesday 161 volunteers will take jury American States (OAS) to take kissed the p. m Jefferson Circuit Court d. coming May 23 primary •I•c• his mother, tearfully an intensive two-month trainging Mary E. collective action against Premier was lowered into The public is invited and tick- Report Tuesday awarded Mrs. Benzoni, a quiet man, well lion. casket before it program at New Jersey's Rutgers Ark., Castro's government. Lady of ets may be purchased at the tesiassai Priem Smith, 53, of Springdale, Fidel thought of by neighbors, was the stone grotto of Our University starting June26. Of the tweerviaalleaal strongly-wordepl resolu- Wildcat/ay Service Station on West $100.000 in a traffic injury suit In the charged with murder. Mental tests There are only a few more I,ourdes at Inglewood's Holy Cross 161. only 64 will be chosen for goes to Ilk Senate, Main Street or from any member against United Van Lines. Inc., tion which now were ordered. days before the election next Cemetery. the two-year mission, arid will Western Kentucky — Increasing the OAS to im- of the chapter. (a its local agents, Grover's Mov- the House asked "He evidently thought he was Tuesday. The Ledger and Times About 500 of movieland's great- receive another month of training cloudiness and warmer today, high aAdeenst Cuba and of ers and Storage. and driver stat- pose sanctions doing what was best for the boy," will publish as usual each day est figures crowded the Church when they arrive in Colombia. in the low 70s. Clqtaty tonight, representative from Beverly on Hodges. Mrs. Smith had brou- exclude it a prosecutor's investigator Thomas until the •lection. Candidates the Good Shepherd in The volunteers will study Span- JayCees To Give with showers or thundershowers, Inter-American , ght suit for $358,340 for injuries meetings of the Ryan said. are urged to get advertising Hills for a private Solemn Requ- ish. agriculture and small con- beginning by late afteinoon. Low eulogy. Power Lawn Mower suffered when she was struck Defense Board. copy into the newspaper office iem High Mass and the struction work. in the low 50s. Thursday mostly by a moving van near Dayton, MT. ZION CEMETERY as soon as possible and not wait Conper's myriad friends among cloudy and not so warm, with Ohio. GENEVA (UPD —Russia demand- Anyone interested in the up- until the last moment. For your the greats of Hollywood sat sadly The Junior Chamber of Com- povo scattered thundershowers ending ed today that the SEATO alliance keep of the Mount Zion Cemetery information the issue published and silently during the services. merce will sell tickets on a lawn mower with JayCees by evening. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. flIPD — renounce its pledge to protect Laos should contact Mrs. Newell Doores Saturday goes to press at 11:00 Among the celebrities at the MASS Election Officers er working the square May 20 and The McGraw-Edison Co.. Mil- and called for withdrawal of all of Farmington route two. o'clock in the morning which were Frank Sinatra, Desi Arnaz, waukee, Wis., has been awarded foreign forces from that Southeast means that any advertising de- John Wayne. Mel Ferrer, Audrey To Get Instruction May 23. The proceeds will go toward •Temperatures at 6 a. m. (CST).: a contract for 46,008 insulators Asian ktngdom within 30 days MEETS THURSDAY sired for the Saturday issue Hepburn, George Burns and Gra- All election officers from each the financing of the loical and Paducah 50, Louisville 48, Lexing- for $171,803 The Mitsubishi In- after a peace settlement. The Hazel W. 0 W. Camp will should be in very early Saturday cie Allen. Rock Iludson, Edward precinct are requested to lye at the state Teen-Age Road-E-0. ton 46, Bowling Green 50, London ternational Corp.. of Japan, bid Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei meet Thursday night at 7 30 in morning or Friday evening. G. Robinson. Burt Lancaster, Bob Calloway County Courthouse at The mower will be given on 47, Covington 52, and Hopkins- 5154.127 on the Insulator contract Gromyko made his demands at the Woodmen Hall for its regu- Hope and Fred Astaire. As all advertising copy 7:00 p.m. on Thursday to receive May 23. election day. Any Mur- ville 50. but McGraw-Edison won the bid the afternoon session of the 14- lar monthly meeting. A film will usual, Dean Martin knelt in prayer is held in strict confidence. instructions on the voting mach- ray JayCee may be seen for a Evansville, Ind.. 53. because it is in an area of sub- nation conference on the future of be shown by Cy Miller. during the entire ceremony with ines by a factory representative. ticket. Huntington. W. Va , 47. stantial unemployment. Laos. Members are urged to attend. his head in his hands.

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• PAfir, TWO LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — MAY 17, 1961,,- T E The Fact That The New Washinaton Senators Now N.IBL.1tHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. Have The -onsolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Time..., and The LOAN, CO. Cunes-Herald, Octooer 20, 1928. and the West Kentuckian, January MURRAY , 1.942. Best Pitching In Majors May Sound Funny But It's True LOISmimmimmimmOWN AL Toispkeis• 11-3021 p. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER "YOUR HORI II-OWNED LOAN 00. By MILTON RICHMAN Le lead son. The victory was the ninth in siini Se reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor Cur., likiers•tiussi a 10-4 triumph over Baltimore; 11 games for the Are you in the mood fur a fun- Giants and the _ _ -r Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- Boston clipped Cleveland, loss was AtIverlisrment - ny story? 8-7; the Cubs' 10th in 11 crest of our readers. Chicago defeated Minnesota, 5-4, starts. e • Then listen to this: The new and Kansas City beat Los Ang- Frank Bolling's VATIONAL REPRIMENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 Washington Senators suddenly three-run horn- HEALTH HINTS .ladison Ave. Memphis, Tenn.: Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; eles, 6-4. er' in the fourth inning proved to have come up with the best pitch- By DR. E. H. oephenson Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. In the National League, Pitts- ne the winning OAKLEY, D.C. ing in the majors. margin for Mil- SKIN burgh nipped St. Louis, 2-1; Cin- waukee over Los Angeles. 'altered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, Maybe that sounds like a sick Boll- for transmission., as cinntti turned back Philadelphia, ing's homer , Second Class Matter joke, but it happens to be ,absolu- followed a pair of 4-2; San Francisco increased its walks issued by loser tely true, much to the astonish- Sandy Kou- ;UBSCRIPTION RATES: By Cornier in Murray, per week 20e, per lead. to three games with a 2-1 fax (3-2). Don ment of eight other American Nottebart (2-2) nonth 85e. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- win over Chicago, and Milwaukee was the winner 'League clubs who thought they although he gave :here, $5.50. beat Los Angeles, 5-3, way to Moe had peddled a bunch of bottom- Drabowsky in the Frank Lary of the Tigers won sixth. Willie Davis af-the-barrel pitchers to the strug- hornered for his sixth game against only one the Dodgers. WEDNESDAY — MAY 17, 1961 gling Senators in last December's loss with a six-hitter over the • expansion draft. FUN slumping Orioles, w h o dropped "Firs: they sold us these pitch- their fourth in a row. Skiing Easy Says ers,- laughs Washington General Southpaw Steve Barber (4-3) was tagged for Manager Ed Doherty, "and now Local Marine Dealer Ten Years Ago Today eight of Detroit's 10 runs. Rocky they're breaking down my door Ledger & Times File Colavito and Norm Cash each hit America's trying to get them back." fastest growing sport two-run homers. is water No wonder! skiing, and this summer DAYS The Red Sox snapped out of over 2 Washington pitchers hate al- Million people will spend The City of Murray has been place on the Honor Roll their slump with a 16-hit attack some tim lowed a total of only five runs flashing across the wa- if the National Traffic Safety Contest for going through against Cleveland starter Wynn ter on skis, and 13 hits in their last five gainea. according to Noel Max 20 tliru June 10 he single traffic fatality, it was an- Hawkins 3-2-and three _relievers- .11diAtigin of Melugin year 1950 without a Give Up Two Hits Outboard Ma- Boston jumped to a 5-2 lead after rine, Johnson • lounced today. Hal Woodeshick and Dave Sis- Motore - franchised four innings but Jim Puagliaroni's dealer here. ter combined to limit the slugging FUN! The house trailer of Hoyt Farley •was •consumed by two-run homer during a three-run -One of the best things about SKIING IS New York Yankees to two hits !LtoonilY - n L., • 'ire yesterday about 6:00 p.m. on East Chestnut. Farley sixth proved to be the payoff water skiing is thal it's so easy," Tuesday night in a 3-2 victory And hi even more fun with a new Johnson • vas treated at the Murray Hospital for burns about the blow. Frank Malzone also homer- noted Melugin. "Unlike golf, say, that was the Senators fourth in a Outboard Motor. ed to help Ike Delook gain his no time is spent learning funda- Dr. Oakley lead and face. row. second victory. mentals, or hours of practice be- pro... NOBODY WINS IN THE Whether you're a new water skier or a Robert M. Barrow, Seaman First Class, USN, of route Woodeshick, one of the many Wynn Wins 288th fore actually 'doing' the sport." KNIFE AND FORK LEAGUE find fun galore...Now in our store. Murray. is the fast destroyer, USS Os- castoffs Washington picked up for Early Wynn scattered six hits Any skier can show any non- You'U serving aboard How would you look in a base- $75.000, held the Yanks to one hit and singled in the winning run skier in five minutes on the beach, .22.% :7. 114;13/ ,ourn. in Koean waters. ball uniform? ifl 67-3 innings and was credited for the White Sox in registering the basics of the sport — arms Gifu To the writer, there's no sight k1141 I • fUN Johnny Mac Carter. son of Mn, and Mrs. Zelna Carter, with his second victory. The only the 288th victory of his major straight, legs slightly bent, let the more ludicrous to behold than a as received a reserve commi&sion in the United States hit off him was Mickey Mantle's league career at the expense of boat pull you up — can be learn- • five-foot, nine inch 230 pounder „,e PRIZES :avy. 10th homer with the bases empty the Twins. Wynn's game-winning ed. "From then on you get better Carter is at present on the editorial staff of Better squeezed into the standard garb of .14011111r' in the sixth. Two walks, a wild single came in the eighth inning by 'doing', not tiresome exercises," ' Tomes and Gardens in Des Moines, Iowa. our National pasttime. We often pitch and an. infield out netted off loser Pedro Ramos (3-3), who he said. .4.•••= 1•1111. wonder why some middle-aged New York its first run in the scored three of Minnesota's runs While skiing is perfectly safe, coaches and managers, who will third. and drove in another with a hom- it's wise to Wear one of the color- fine a player it the reports to The Senators scored all three of er. Minnie Minoso homered for ful, lightweight ski belts to give spring training 'with an extra 10 COMPLETE BODY SHOP their runs off Bill Stafford in the the White Sox. Wynn is now 4-1. the skier some support when and pounds of suet, don't assess them- For All Makes of Cars top of the third on successive Rookie Norm Bass, ticketed for if "dunked." General purpose skis selves. They bear a marked re- BODY WORK • PAINTING • REPAIRS s ales by Danny O'Connell, the minors a week ago by KC and a good topaeline are all that • semblance to portly penguins as Chuck Hinton, Jim King and Wil- General Manager Frank Lane but is necessary for the skier. they weddle across the diamond. lie Tasby plus a sacrifice fly by granted a reprieve by owner Char- Any boat capable of speeds of INC. of the best ways to combat DUBLIN AUTOS ex-Yankee Dale Long. les Finley, won his second game 13 MPH or faster while pulling a One • America's greatest health hazard 6U6 Maple St_ -lat;t1 Detroit Beats Baltimore of the season although the Angels skier- is suitable However, begin- —flabbinets and fat—would be to CHIN'S OUTBOARD MARINE Detroit stretched its American routed him with a four-run rally ners can learn faster if the motor put every overweight person in a in the ninth. can develop its full power quickly, 201 So. 7th Street Phone PL 3-a734 baseball uniform and have him 'masa Bass had a four-hit shutout un- which means an outboard 'of 40 look in the mirror. til the ninth, then yielded a single, ur.a horsepower, -A heavy person Well how du you shape up? hit a -batter-With a pitch ad gave behind a slowly accelerating boat mystery thriller -. - If you're 30, 40, 50 pounds heav- ROSS MACDONALD'S bertreller up two more doubles* before Jim has a tendency to "mush" through ier than you should be, it's time Archer came on to end the, game. the water and lose his balance. you do something about it, espec- Elmo, . Mary Throneberry led Kansas A quick surge of power will ially if you're approaching middle Loa City's 15-hit attack with three pull even the biggest skier up on by A. A_ K • •• t age, or have already arrived. •p••1 •-.11 SratIAsta. L • hits. Eli Grba (3-4) was the los- the wooer.24here balance is easier - Noma dt•Lnbutof by IVA,: TLAL,•Yt You say that your shortness of ing pitcher. to maintain, Melugin explained. breath, leg pains, lack ot. energy Homer arts .Cardinals "Step in at the store during my tt HVT ii ts !fleet NI are merely signs of "growing old"? Bit °adman, don t you . the girl loaded with hot and cold run- Dick Stuart's sixth inning homer 'Ski'n Fun Days' and I'll give you . said. ning idrenalin. I Nenesense. Actually, physical re- f turned on my powered the Pirates to their vic- some good tips and a free water ceaies in Which tie twang...1 has-4 "Or cession is a very slow process. had him killed." heel Ind walked out. Neither of tory over the Cardinals. Southpaw ski booklet," promised Melugin. e. 4 as the court-apre.rard Ut. i4.-r • • • them More than likely, your heart is of • 5uutr:fal worse. Ells 1.....rker followed me this time. Curt Simmons (1-3) was the vic- tett, ta in tail oat • stoien:pr ,.--ri> I GOT IN TOUCH with De- The public telephone booth In tim of Stuart's blow. Vern Law gms ing you a subtle hint that it's charge. She red a dealer, Hector FIVE DAY FORECAST 1 tee:eve-Lieutenant Wills and earring a burden too heavy for a Bradman • ralughte nag, asd he the corridor stopped me like a made his first start. sinceApril 29 By United Press International reported the. transaction in accord- a Deputy District Attorney person your age, or a person 20 sentry box. I stepped inside and and pitched five scoreless innings LOUISVILLE:. Ky. In — anrise e wat. po.i e regulat.ons The named Joe Reach. We convened years your junior. Was IdC0,11• -1 as • pleee of lout phoned home. before his shaulder tightened. El- achanced forecast for the five-day at a series of burglaries in monies with Ella Barker in the inter- An abundance of fat affects not wb.eowners were at the hospital -I knew it was you" Sally aro Face relieved him and was the pertod. Thursday through Monday rogation room on the first floor only your heart, as any Doctor of eater as patients or visitors. Ss • said, "as soon as I heard the Leenner. prepared\ by the U. S. Weather no.ase aware of die resper.t.e of the courthouse. Ella went Chiropractic'11explain;• it causes g-Angs and COMISAY Ella ro-tid phone ring. Nuic do you belie* J.,ey Jay of the Reds checked Bureau: mar.,:eters. and through tier story again. It was bearer to slump, to carry his tla.• tipped oft In ESP?" Philisea on five hits to win his Temperatures for the period the re.iee sustw-lons of bet were recorded on stenotype and wire head and shoulders improperly. t•r• her it :sal to ex. There If yet re so strong on extra- •. Gene Freese sill average near the state normal t tow ire rot the r rut gni • -r are some quite honest And the obesity can eventually sensory perception, what am I alt a three-run homer off loser of 66 decrees, to tuo degrees ALLA,. qu, at d.e. overy 4 • AL.L1481 people who Make poor witneeses produce spinal distortions that s-a S i ter norr.e. because they caret tell calling about'!" Frank Sullivan and Frank Robin- below normal. Lout-1.111e normal ilia is no more communkratlye to the seine lead to serious' diseases. G'-aros-eon than to po'.. • EJI story twice with arty degree of "Don't tell me you're not com- homered with the bases empty. extremes 78 and 55 dearees. ira-a.,t in ter has b•-e• aroused ing home for dinner 7" Jay struck out seven and walked Minor day-to-day temperature and he es witi ig 1. be,*eyte that she conviction. Ella's story hadn't If you are overweight, you've op f - a gang t•eruse been too plausible in the first I sidestepped that question. en.y two. changes. Prec.pitation will total already go two strikes on you. of fear. This O. is heightened "You go to a lot of movies. Ind Hobie Landrith's sixth inning one-half to three-fourths Inch in :n • fatal atta, r made ow klwr- plaee. Better slim down before the um- Bort.'.an The second time around, told you ever hear of an actress -ogle off Dick Drott broke a 1-1 light showers Thursday. and chow- pire says,"Three strikes and out." Ft- re kel by the seeseetrtatlow. Ella in surges of hysterical ;tolerance named Holly May . ha and gave the Giants their vic- ers over the weekend •' - e• 1 3 C- r ' • • t • lArr • • -Yro. r''t'-- •.re aid watch with stretches of dismal self- "Naturally I have. Everybody tory over the Cubs. Jack Sanford r• hel m.L CAMAS through doubt between, has." Lroatin.s. .. . is "it sounded hi id the Cubs to six hits in win- like something ihe was mak, "I haven'L" ning his second game of the sea- ENDS CHAPTF:11 5 mg up as she went along. Wills -That e because you're fixated CaOsittoll NOW'• SATURDAY "I KEPT ItE-AL INC aired the-se and leeneh didn't belive her. on e011f work. If you took me re...uses an stores being Wills kept bringing up the to the movies more often, you'd Major League broken into in town," Ella Bark- nano, 01 G Voratto trying to know what's going on in the er told me_ "I couldn't beeeve make her aenot that foie knew world. Not that she's in the Standings Larry Gaines was doing it. At Rerch kept insisting that movies any more She decided the same time I knew he was she. had been fully aware of to get out of ;he rat-race be- emotional rrexed up in it. I had to d.. Gainte s activities. and t tobably fore it wrecked her Thursday's Games Naas. • '"S. sorroth.ng settle my mind one acceee.ey II) them. health. That's a direct quote. Ne games scheduled. . k• 'Os or the other. I borrewiel .. a blonde AMERICAN LEAGUE a c•ir from a girefoene and wornan?" Wies vit in. "This "You know Holly May?" tnt W 1. r G h. tee. w, re out to Larry a place, I In- ...lee you said vii sty at Clines's "1 met eer." D, tad! 22 9 .710 temled to ask tern cutoght it el-ice in the eanyen." "Why didn't you tell me 7" New .York 16 11 .593 4 . he v.os the t.ut!g'r. "I SAW her, all r1;7t- t," Ella "I tried to last night but you Minnesota 16 13 .552 5 I 4 "There wes a nee! in the weren't listening. I ran into her Cleveland 15 14 .517 6 '("in houee. I left the cer clown the yon describe her 7" in the clinic Monday afternoon. Baltimore 15 15 .500 84 road and sneaket up on it. kind , She looked srour.d the circle She wanted to know what time Kansas Coy 12 13 .480 7 of male Overlie half and I told et I coliel hear veices inelde d(orilring. It was, her. Then I Washington 14 17 .452 8 "I sail can yrie asked her if she wasn't Holly He had a woman with him. I deseebe her?" Chicago 12 16 .429 81 TO THE YOURS Of "Give her a "fiance to May. She admitted that she MURRAY AND knocked on the door-1 dirket collect 11 16 .407 9 her thoughts. Lieliterient." was, but she said she's trying tare what happered. I saw her Los Angeles 9 18..333 11 Wills turned on me. "You to stay as Incognito as pos- %teen he opened .the door. She Tuesday's Results don't have to it 1: to describe feble." was sitting on the studio co Ich Chicago 5 Minnesota 4. night AND CALLOWAY !a ;fuer', t. net if yetere telling "What's she doing in town?' COUNTY a blonde. It sort of set me off, Kan. City 6 Los Angeles 4. night the rl " "I gather she's living quietly an I I ce.led tern a name. Boston 8 Cleveland 7, night Vt',10 I Ile at. her here with her husband. I only Lnery stepped outride • The sunset of my race is drawing nigh. The E1H s talked to her for a couple of Wa-hington New York 2. night (tax included) et .sed the door on her. 1 Aradiiiion * Adel's 5I.25 Children 50e -Just in case she reeer minutea, and then Dr. Tcawnb Detroit 10 Baltimore 4. night hours of opportunity were sew tern mad before.. He v. es 11 1 'II — One F410Wing Only at 7:30 too few for me to see f..r ino If she ex- took me. Dr. Trench said I was Tiidry's Games so mad at made his tole it (est- ; jitIfYil 1 ILL • r;bott htr th.• tat " in wonderful shape for a woman eland a! Boston many of you in person. Hence, I ;would like to visit - ter_ lie F:,;,1 if I ever ceree th• re 1.111.131..1 11.111111111111111r ''I to Lee t Ste. LS very In her ninth month." t Wasrongton at New York aetein. or totreeed hire in tint a 1 olor.g. so fresh, if "Goon]. Did ;the mention her D..7r it at Baltimore, night with each of you Monday night, May the twenty- that he woeld on a friend y u knew wh,,t` I reeen, and not istiand s name"" Only games scheduled. ct ha to put' a knife in nly second, at 8:15, over Radio Station a natural blerele, 1 deret think, "No, but I read it in the col- Thursday's Games ' .WNBS. In th.% I eert. I •A';11 w !trod. My knoo t 'It very Diet- The Record Speaks! ereeeleetting. Yna ever umns last sun.. ten when she got e' at Boston. night v., rrt that I r.,111,1 meantime may I thank each of you for the faith you g., tr, g• I think she married a t bark Lid Ito: married. Washington , at Baltimore, night " • .1 .P1 go', to de with Canadian oilman. Why . Kon,as City at Minnuaaa, night have placed in me. Your words of "'‘,;11 sewed hate gene to Vv- school revenue for encouragement it 7" • "Nothing 'special. Her name Chicago at tais Angelee. night Increase of 35% in ., L.: I "yen e netreee earn,. up 1 had no idea that she Only gamer scheduled. education of our Calloway County chil- have served as rays of sunlight which-- have guided enew I ,Yee V.,•1 think tie:: roe, non. et II- e May? was lit mg in town." me along my present path of t .1,. t eiere den't Tie v. iron her." "A lot of people live here that dren during my term of office. Did you endeavor. It. is oncour- . 1 you never hear abut," Sally's Welts vet aariEed agetnent like this that makes ,. NATIONAL LEAGUE know that our entire appropriation and one feel grateful to 11., V 3. i It h said, voice charged gears, with a wee, Un • or two tin: the people whom he has Went v reed a reeve- netress faint orrinces clash. 'There is, V Gil. minimum foundation payments to our served. et, .t seer." bother Fr., t. ,„E., with ei m ee for thetanee, t he "unknown S .ri Fraricisco 19 9 .679 i based on the perform- • e tie "1 (1..e 't re.. it wee her. I holisti%vtfe v.'h Nee:laity is leg 15 11 .577 3 SCHOOLS are ' ! - e sl 1 e. r " of lamb. You will be home for Cincinneti 16 12 .571 3 ance of your Tax Commissioner. Sincerely, n yta. 1 ,-(1 7" dinner, wine yoe?" Los Angeles 18 14 .563 3 I t: nee, anti 1-0' a.**Y"'" I I ' 'tt IL r.ettrt, "As seen as I can mike It. Milwaukee 13 12 .520 4) was ft Vote For ri• e a -. 1‘71, n, o nrd let. T.c,,r, It WATTrt " S' I ou is 11 14 .440 6; I. : I `i.1 I "Hut you can't Peep a leg of Chirac) 10 13 .357 9 .r. ' ' • • en. 1::1 i nti:arm .. It di les out." Pit ladelphia 8 20 .286 11 OTIS "V'r, • LOVINS : r• ake enjoy it that way. Like ' V, ere rn i,e "I ' Tuesday's Results ROBERT YOUNG • '1' ' rine,. 7'' y • • "11 ,,11 • 11 t't nt said Ti. S-in Fran. 2 Chicago I, night " ' s • • • - ‘1•4? now I Ii2,11y bong op ei rne, and Coocinnati 4 Philadelphir 2. night • t Larry v. ,• voiirs It teere I wilip ng with the Pi",huigh 2 St. Lour, 1, night CALLOWAY COUNTY TAX COMMISSIONER ire) very rArnnitin nging In my veins Milwaukoe Los Angel.'- 3, night INCUMBENT CANDIDATE FOR r '..1 lern, tie nu. • • • ti,c, tl Walk I1 it ',ff, Today's Games "DON'T TRUST YOUR CHILD'S I. " " flit thirg that wet not ESP pushed I r COleinnati at Philodi loioa. night ' I .1;ed at cane- id 'el', • tho me deten the lee% leo" of Main S' Letti, at Pot burgh, night to the lower town. EDUCATION TO A GREEN HAND" STATE REPRESENTATIVE atilaaUkti. 11' Les Ant,' it, .night • 1• %,u think Larry killcdi v ' tiros- 'To Be Continued Tomorrow) Chicago at San • a Franeieco

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PAGE TIIREE 17, 1961- LEDOER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — MAY 17, 1961 to Yesterday's Puzzle CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer ACROSS 5-Existed MOO El YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY 4-Part of SI 1-Is mistaken 'to be'' 00111 5-Slove from 7-Aerifornt MOOS side to aide fluid GIMO II-Man's Mime WOMM MU 12-Weaving 3-Strike out machine 10-Appellatioa BEIM AGM0 13-Wine cup of Athena 00 MUORMN0 BUSINESS 14-Arabian 151-Churult kiMMW MM03 jasmine Nervice SMODO OM 15-Tolle 4 111-Lease f. 17-Scarves 18-Row 014171231 AUCTION SALE I 19-Furries 22-Wooden eta 0011000 0000110 F—F7oR SALE 1 NOTICE Political 20-Mental 23-Demon MOMIMM MMM 1 Images 24-Cut of meat OSIM state MOM ISMOCIMIi EARLY AMERICAN BRICK home Marble S A L E, SATURDAY, 21-T,iiiporary 26-A DIRECTORY . MONUMENTS—MURRAY AUCTION , shelter (abbr.) Two fire- Announcements 300 South Thirteenth. and Granite Works, builders of May 20th at 10:00 a.m., 8 miles 23-Distance 27-Female 44-Otherwise measure sheep 37-TransacUon places, living room, den, 10'x20' fine memorials for over half cen- East,of Murray on Highway 94 at 38-Wears away 46-Edible seed (P1.) 23-Tattered 47-Actual being screened porch, la baths. Concrete Manager. Dial farm. House- 24-P(miiesses cloth 40-Lassoed tury. Porter White, the late J. E. Morris 42-Roman 43-Condensed and stor- The Ledger & Times is author- 28- PLAIMMISi % -Time gone by. moisture drive and walks. Carport PL 3-2512. junel5c hold furniture in very good con- pronoun SO official ized to announce the following 16-Dethrone 43-College 50-Place ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES age. Storm windows and screens. dition consisting of: G.E. food 28-Perio4 of 53-Note of ecale as candidates in the Demo- time 36-Nip official AND TYPEWRITERS Backyard completely fenced. REGISTERED PONY STALLION. freezer, 2 Frigidaire refrigerators, persons Ledger & Tunes PL 3-1916 cratic Pirmary, May 23, 1961; 31-Man's m20c 37a" tall, silver dapple with white 1 like new; Frigidaire range, G.E. nickname 67 S 9 10 1 1 Sales & Service County Judge 12-Be in debt 1 2 3 ENS mane and tail. Available for serv- automatic washer, G.E. automatic 33-Symbol for FIVE ROOM HOUSE AND 14 Garland Neale 14 "edger & Times PL 3-1916 ice after 5:30 p.m. or anytithe on dryer, both less than year old, 2 Miver 12 OIL DISTRIBUTORS acres of land at Coldwater. Hut Robert 0. Miller 14-insaLe n13UUa Saturday. See or call Joe Hopkins, vacuum sweepers, 4 electric heat- 36-Mix water in huuse. See Fred Wilker- Bryan Tolley 15 16a:7 Ky. Lake Oil Co. PL 3-1323 PL 3-5358. ml9p ers • like neW, waffle iron, mixer, 38-The self III KS: eIIRa son, Radio Cab. m20c County Court Clerk 39-Great Lake DRUG STORES toasteri sandwich toaster, f a n s, 41-Antlered 19 Jobbers Shell Oil Products Randall B. Patterson 6,..•:!..V.V.1...5.5! DOLPHINE. Sun BARGAINS GALORE — AT THE Frigidaire la ton air conditioner, animal Scott Drugs . Pt, 3-2547 1958 RENAULT Douglas Shoemaker 43-Railroad 22 a:23 40: Outlet S tor e. Hazel. Kentucky. TV set, RCA radio station ::•:::•k 21 roof. Priced $750. Will consider RCA console Hal Spann '440. •--• PAINT STORES New shipment ladies summer g as Joe 45-Sun-dried IU.21 22 30 trade-in. See John Peterson or record player combination, brick 1123 .4•/ ml4c County Sheriff !:!:!• AAA Tidwell Paint Stare PL 3-3080 PL 3-1242. m22p shoes. range, gas heater, utility table, 48-Ran away to 33 phone Brigham Futrell married •:•:•:':8;*;•;;•:• GROCERY STORES dishes, cookware, silver service for be 70 4:,:tog NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF Woodrow Rickman 50-Skids •ArtX.%132•4•4•• NEARLY NEW THREE BEDroom 8, lamps, pictres, mirrors, 1 large; 61-The caama 31 R 37 ..„;;:$311 OW0133 Food Market PL 3-480 the Brinkley District. On May Lowry Parker 52-Before as 35 2;636 *Ay PRINTING brick house located at the corner dining room suite, 2 Duncan Phyfe 4.14.4 III II Free Delivery Service and elect Edward County Tax Commissioner 54-Meadows Lane and Johnson Bou- 23rd support g'ilENO of Sunny eeughes, several upholstered Et= t:t48:451rams,::::::iiip....., Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 for Magistrate. One who Charles E. Hate levard. Kitchen, dining room, util- Crick chairs, nice desk 44 47 chairs, rocking 57-Slave N.V.'.•4•4" represent and fight for better Robert Young ••••••• ity room, car port. Will consider will and chair, tables, 2 cherry; cedar II r. Roberts road maintenance in our district. County Jailer DOWN al44 HARDWARE STORES any reasonable uffe chest, what-nuts, 2 bedroom suites, 48 RESTAURANTS m2Op Clyde Steele .W, Realty. ml8c 2 rugs, luggage, chiffondale, power 1-Cloth iia Douglass Ildw., cur. 4th & Main Magistrate, Liberty District measure KO 52 53 ;2154 iouthside Restaurant PL 3-.1082 and picnic (pl.) _. EXTRA NICE HOUSE AT corner mower, yard furniture Clyde B. Hale 94•• Xle• III 2-Wander ;• so ill• 57 of 17th and Main. Fully air-con- table. Antiques, some over 100 Alvah W. Galloway 3-Mechanical 55 :4 men 9.0; . ._ Starks ildw. PL 3-1227 ditioned, wall to wall carpeting, marble top bu- Leonard Walker in4ic e. EMPLOYMENT years old. Table, 4-Cigarette Distn by Ualtad Icsture SERVICE STATIONS living room, large Willoughby (slang) dining room, reau, sewing machine, lamps, Almon patio and one and one half baths. Hazel District INSURANCE Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 swinging oil lamp; rockers, chest, Magistrate. Located on a shady lot. Any rea- WANTED William Adams be bed, spinning wheel, book case 1 a'razee, Melugin & Holton sonable offer will considered. Ex-serwice man, age 42, single, Andrew J. Wilson Faxon Mother's Club nal& of rain TYPEWRITER RENTAL Roberts Realty. and qualified, wants sales and books, organ. In case Noble Brandon PL 3-3415 sober Gen. Insurance . will be held the following Has Meeting Recently AND SERVICE FRESH JERSEY COW WITH position. sale Magistrate, Wadesboro District of sale cash. heifer calf. Phone PLaza 3-4581. of Ken Saturday. Terms Max Parrish TIME1 T- —1 yr. at University JEWELRY Ledger & Times PL 2.-1916 ml9c Lunch served on grounds. Joe Pat Cecil Taylor tucky. ...A The Faxon Mothers Club met Edmonds _ PL 3-2835 ex Auctioneer. ml8c G. W. • • SHOW! Furches Jewelry S'FRAWEERRIES — PICK YOUR —Paint Salesman - 5 years Lamb, Wednesday May 3rd for their final 8 SERVICE term. TV SALES own or we will pick thena. mile perience. Magistrate. Murray District meeting of this school VARSITY: "Great Impester," fea- TO WEAR South of Kirksey. Phone Brooks —Building Material Salesman Cecil Holland LADIES READY TV & Ref. Ser. . PL 3-5151 1:00, Mrs. Ann Hays and Mrs. Sue Bell's HU 9-2455. ml9c experience. Male Help Wanted ture 110 minutes, starts at: Watson 2 years C. E. Erwin were in charge of the tatlletons PL 3-4623 5:07, 7:12 and 9:17. Emerson —Furniture Salesman • 4 yrs. H. M. Workman 3:02, directed skits and HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS PIANO, DESK TYPEWRITER; en- program. They experience. M. G. Richardson pupils acted out the partk 41e- • clyclopedia up to date; dictaphone, ESTABLISHED ROUTE ?SENS CLOTHING Quality PL 3-1291 electric Salesman • 1 yr. FOR Euphrey Cohoon meting school days in the 'mist. Watkins transcriber, and shaver; —Insurance be married, sober, de- Moubray, Mgr. work. Must BrandoreCill CAPITOL: "Ben Hur," feature NE Graham-Jackson PL 3-3234 Eulice range; and other items. Gall PLaza experience. excellent charact- by pendable, with James "Jimmy" Manning starts at 7:30. The teachers were escorted 34 3-1315, see at 1403 W. Main Street. qualify, contact 212 minutes, and Reason for change — to be with er. If you can pupils to a meet of honor rri22c Foods, Paris, in ap- widowed mother. Knott's Wholesale City Judge presented with corsages Tennessee. Phone 2840. ml8p William 11 "Jake" Dunn Stale Representative preciation of their work and in- VIRGIN Patch Box 32-H, Murray, Ky. Otis Lovins of. duty. Today's Sports? STRAWBERRIES, Write City Mayor tercet beyond the call' Have You Read freez- ml8c Lassiter workers of Tenn. Beauties for your Holmes Ellis Charlie The cooks and office ing and canning pleasure. Bring were also acknowledged in this SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS I C. B. Grogan District containers and pick your needs. WANTED Magistrate. Brinkley appreciative gesture. 1 repossessed Singer slant needle 25e per quart. Berries will be ripe Council. Ward A Edward Crick and three visit- with rig zagger. Console model City Forty members last week in May. You can arrange 3 Howarq_MeNeely were present. The next meet- only $8.81 mo. 1 Singer console YOUR VOTE FORMg F9R Mag- Magistrate, Swann District ors SHERIFF now by calling PL 3-1437. Berries %ill be held in September. LOWRY PARKER FOR mos. old. Only 46.41 mu. Big dis- istrate of Murray District. Bran- 1,1A.IvoYa Thurston lurches ing located Connie Burton place on Prentice L. Lassiter count on all models. Singer Sew- Dill. naay23c WILL BE A FRIEND TO ALL hard surface road one mile east of dun Machine Shop, 1208 W. Main, Enough To Do The Job and Old joining Dr. Rob Mason's ing "Young Stella Ky. Phone PL 3-5323. 50MEBODY eCT TO Know How" ml8c Murray, L/s SNOOPY IN 1415 Enough To farm. ml8c PI:ANT CillirNHAT 70 NT TAKE HIM DNA A A SHOW 14d4\TI-IAT N THE WORLD DO PLACEl7D FE(s) NOTCHES: straw- IMPORTANT! TRY DAIRY QUEEN ON 'e0c) LLANT A 1.E'-I5 NOT 50 FOR RENT I shortcake. Its delicious! At DEAL berry CAT FOR? IF YOU WANT AND HONEST & SQUARE your Dairy Queen on West Main. 5 ROOM FURNISHED Apartment m27c VOTE FOR with private bath and entrance. • JAMES (JIMMIE) Or444118t Phone PL 3-5125 days or PL 3- Services Offered I 5402 after 4 p.m. ml8c LAND SCRAPING AND GARDEN M A NN INC oar tr-• UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — equipment. Call breaking. All new bath. Telephone PL mlip Candidate For 4-.. 3 rooms and PL 3-5625. BushmIllar 3-3107 — Adults only. ml8p by Ernie NANCY MAGISTRATE ROOMS UNFURNISHED. THREE WANT NO'---YOU Murray Magisterial District with shower. Newly decorated. I • water. Call MY OPENED GRIND Democratic Primary May 2:1, 1961 Hot and cold running YOU SOLD l'1, 3-5832. ml9c THE BOX YOUR Vote and Influence Are Greatly Appreciated LUMP MONEY • Your ME SUGAR BACK OWN HELP WAIsll ED I I IN STEAD OF COFFEE HELP WANTED APPLY Boone GRANULATED For Rent Laundry & Cleaners. m22c Federal State Market ! MOWERS - ROTO TILLERS News Service • THE BEST AT REASONABLE RATES muititAy, K)., Tu ta,, May Co. 16, 1961. Murray Livestock amC.,117 a a off —IS 1100 wow... BIAS:7-/A4/L L Receipts: Hogs: 39. Cattle and Calves: 237: Sheep: 43: Hogs.: Receipts mostly mixed • .if by Al Capp BILBREY'S grade butchers. Steady to 25e low- p olau ism' I liartIgiii:T.14-**tv er; U.S. No. 1, 2 and IS barrows LI1.0 ABNER 210 East Main Street Phone PL 3-5617 and gilts 190-230 lb. $16.75; 245 IT'S BAD LUCK To LA LET ML TINY!! HE DON'T NAFTA lb. $16.25; 385 lb. $14.50; No. 2 and SAVE INTERRUPT A WTDDIN'ff ir LANA TURNIP, NOW!, WF_ I SACK!! IND 3 sows 300-600 lb. $13.50-14.50. MARRY LET IT RIPft R.-RIP?. C•tti• and Calves: Receipts -..- .----'" f•Ile, A ELECT * mostly cows, stock steers and heif- r( ( ers. All classes' steady. Utility and 500 700 lb. mixed Standard F • Lassiter slaughter yearlings $16.25- 22.50, Charlie Utility and Commercial cows • igh. The $14.90-16.80; Canner and Cutter $13.50-15.00; Utility and Commer- 5' to see Representative cial bulls $t8.00 - 18.70; Medium and Good 300-600 lb. stock steers to visit CALLOWAY COUNTY 522.00-26.75; Common 516.00-20.25; twenty- Medium to low Good 300-600 lb. Democratic Primary May 23. 1961 stock heifers 520.75-23.00; Good In tlis, • 600-800 lb. feeder steers $22.60- A:41 23.60. aith you 25 head ••••• VETERAN - SOBER . QUALIFIED - HONEST Baby Calves; Around 1.1.5 t *or —AM gen sold from 55.00-34.00 per head. f••• 5,—'--. ligettlent Vealers: Mostly 50(41.00 high- lb. 328.75-31.00; guided er. Choice 160-240 by Rasburn Van suren Good $25.00-28.00; Standard $21.00 oncour- -24.25; Choice 250-280 lb. $28.00- ANUS Al' SLATS 29.00. DID THEY SAY HEARD GOW,E teful to lb. The Record Speaks! Sheep: Steady. Good 83 WHERE THEY TALK ABOUT to spring lambs $17.25; Utility WERE GOING? CATCHIN' A , I promise not roads, nor paved streets Good slaughter ewes 54.00-6.25. TRAIN, SON

but I do promise good efficient and con- FRIENDS OF scientious service that is not involved in CALLOWAY COUNTY politics. This is your greatest savings. and the IA/ CITY OF MURRAY Vote For DOUGLAS SHOEMAKER, your County Court candidate for tiA Clerk, will be on the air from TE FOR 8 to 8:05 each eventng of May • E. HALE 16. 17. 18, 19, 20 and 22. Please CHARLES dial 1340. , Thanks, II ens., Ut• - C. Ito IVE TAX COMMISSIONER DOUGLAS SHOEMAKER trprin ZE Vinci — MURRAY, RENTUCXY WEDNESDAY — MAY 17. 1961 Commonwealth of Kentucky information by calling circle In Of WSCS in person at Department of Highways the Department of Highways, Di- Meets At Home Of NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS vision of Design, Frankfurt, Ken- Sealed bids will be received by the tucky, where the lists will be Mrs. Gillard Ross Department of Highways at its made available fur their examina- office, Frankfort, Kentucky, until tion. Mrs. Gillard Ross and Mrs. John 10 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on Frankfurt. Kentucky Cromwell were hostesses for the the 26th day of May, 1961, at May 4, 1961 :fleeting of Circle III of the Wo- which time bids will be publicly Department of Highways man's Society of Christian Ser- opened-and read Ttrthe improve- m10,17 Vot" vice of the First Methodist Church ment of: Ww,404, held on Wednesday evening at Calloway County, S 565 (3), SP the home of Mrs. Ross. 18-203 The Almo - Shiloh Road Mrs. Ray Rose Marie McClure Munday The program was presented by from end of blacktop in Almu to Mrs. Bud Tolley. Mrs. Tom Emer- Ky. 94, approximately 1.75 Hostess For Bessie Social Calendar miles Becomes Bride Of . son gave the devotion. east of Shiloh, a distance of 6.034 Plans were Lyndon Tucker Circle Meet made for a rum- miles. Bituminous Surface Class Henderson Wednesday, May 17th I be Mrs. V. E. Windsor, Miss Re- mage sale to be held on Friday. C-1 or I. Miss Rose Marie McClure. The Bessie Tucker Circle of dau- The J. N. Williams chapter of zina Senter. Miss Marie Skinner, June 2. and Saturday. June 3. The attention of prospective bid- ghter of Mr. the Woman's Society of Christian and Mrs. Edward the United Daughters of the Con-land Mrs. C. New officers elected were ders is called to the Service of the V. Farmer. Mrs. prequalifica- McClure of Benton, became the First Methodist federacv will • • meet with Mrs Hen- • S • Tolly, chairman; Mrs. Keith Ken- lion requirements, necessity for bride of Pvt. Lyndon Henderson, Church met in the home of Mrs. ry Elliott. 502 Pine. at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 3001 nedy, vice-chairman: Mrs. Dan securing certificate of eligibility, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tas Hender- Ray Monday, North 8th Street. on I • • • • • The Calloway County Johnston. secretary: Mrs. Robert the special provisions covering Tuesday. May 9. at 9:30 Country the son of Marshall County. a.m. The Ladies Day luncheon will Club will G. Jeffrey. treasurer. subletting or Mrs. Will have a catered picnic assigning the con- The double ring ceremony was WhitnellO chairman.: be held at the Calloway Refreshments were presided County supper at 6 p.m. Reservations served to tract and the Department's regu- performed Sunday. M a y 7, by over the business ses- Country Club the at 12 noon with must be made by noon on Monday, members and one visitor, Mrs. lation which prohibits the issuance Brother Sain, minister of the Un- • sion and gave a lesson thought for Mrs. Conrad Jones as chairman of May 22. by signing the bulletin Bill Reddick. of proposals after 9:00 a.m. East- ion Hill Church the morning which she selected of Christ, at his the hostesses' committee. Please I board at the club. ern Standard Time on the day of from the 13th chapter of I Ceran- home. make bridge reservations • • • • • thians with the opening of bids. Attendants were Miss Mary entitled "Faith. Hope and Mrs. Hugo Wilson. Love." NOTE: A charge of $2.06 will be Oakley and Pat Cornwell. Mrs. Ruth Wilson led in a • • • • • • College Dames Club Mrs. P. A. Hart prayer. made for each proposal. Remit- ;7 Thursday. May 18th tance must accompany request A bridal supper was held after Distribution was started on an Has Dinner Meet Hostess For for The Golden Circle Sund DAR proposal forms. Refunds the wedding with close relatives' order of c.-solz bailts whoh had will not 'oot Lass of tt)e First Baptist ]7Paris be made for any reason. of the couple attending. been made up recently ::r the Landing Chapter Meeting Church will meet with Mrs. Char- • Further information, Bessie Tucker and Mary the Murray State College Dames bidding pro- senior Leona :es Outland, 1655 Ryan, at 7:30 The bride is a at Benton Frost Circle;. Club held its annual dinner at The Captain Wendell Oury posals, et cetera, will be furnished graduation p.m. Sunshine friends will be High School and upon re- Paris Landing Hotel' chapter of the Daughters of Upon application to the Frankfort The following members were sealed. Thursday, the plans to join her husband at Fort SMILES, NATUHALLV Ucanna Hughes Crossville, American Revolution Office. The right is reserved to of Ill., and present: Mesdames H. G. Dunn. ,8 • • • May 11. honoring the graduating met in the Sill, Oklahoma, where he is sta- Ron home reject any and Schue of St. Lewis were naturally smiling following their N. B. Ellis. Olin Moore. G. B. members. of Mrs. P. A. Hart. 804 Main all bids and to tioned. The Home Department of the selection as the best-groomed girl and man on campus. The contest Scott, No E. Windsor. Will Whit- The tables held beautiful ar- Street, with Mrs. Laurie Rickert waive .tachnicakities. Murray Woman's Club will have a is sponsored annually by the Association Childhood nen, Perry Brandon. A. W. rangements of tulips and iris. as cohostess on Saturday after- NOTE: Please do not call depart- Grandparents of the bride are for Education. Son- ; luncheon at the club house at 1 mons. Sr.. E A. Tucker, J. B. D. raid Ramage gave the invoca- noon at 2:30. - ment of highways for lists of con- Mr. and Mrs. Crawford McClure p.m. Hostesses will be the losers of Wilson. and Ras Mundas. tion. Mrs. W. P. Robeflts., regent. tractors purchasing proposals. In- and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hopkins the membership attendance con- It was noted The president, Mrs. Joe Voyles, opened the meeting by reading terested perst.ns may secure this of this county'. that the following test. members were one hundred per introduced the club. sponsor, Mrs. Ephesians 6:10-16 followed by the eent in attendance for Matt Sparkman. who presented prayer and salute to the flag by the past The Wadeshoro Homemakers fiscal year: Mrs. Whitnell. chair- the Ideal Dame. Mrs. Donald Ra- Mrs. J. 0. Petersen. Club will meet with Mrs. Ocus man: Mrs. Perry Brandon. mage. The Ideal is elected by se- The minutes and treasurer's re- se- Bedwell at 1 p.m. Visitors Douglas ' are wel- Shoemaker cretary. Mrs. cret ballot and presented a silver port were by Mts. Foreman Gra- J. B. Wilson, and come. JUST RECEIVED Mrs. Kathleen Dunn. bracelet by the club. ham. Mrs. Roberts read a part of • • • • Dr. Ralph Woods conferred the the President-General's message The Business Professional Club. -- OUR 4th SHIPMENT — Candidate For degree of P. H. T. (Putting Hubby and a defense article. will meet at the Women's Club- Stitch And Chatter Through) on the seniors and pre- Mrs. Leon Grogan will be Season) house the (Maybe Our Last For This at 6:30 p.m. regent beginning Club Meets .4t Home • • • • • sented the dipolmas. in September. Mrs. D. R. Ramage read a poem. Refreshments were served to Friday. May 19th ••As We Tiptoe Through the Tu- nine members and one guest, Mrs. Of Mrs. McCuiston The New Concord Name Brand County Homemakers Court Clerk, ll s" A quartet known as the Anderson. Mrs. Bob McCuiston entertained Club will meet in the home of "Murray Men of Note- entertained the members and guests of the Mrs. Loman Bailey at one o'clock with several numbers. -Stitch and Chatter Club at her ;:n the afternoon. Guests of the club were their home on Thursday afternoon at SUMMER husbands. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Vernon Moody two o'clock. The American Legion Auxiliary Woods, Mr. arid Mrs. Matt Spark- Sunshine friends were revealed will have a luncheon Hostess at 12 noon man. and the "Murray Men." For Penny and .canasta was .played by the at the Triangle Restaurant. Plans -A dance followed theprograzn. group. Strasvberry shortcake and for Poppy Day on May 27 will be • • • • • Homemakers Club coffee was served by the hostess. made at the luncheon. Those preseht were Mesdames • • • • • Murray Club Holds Vernon Moody was hostess for th Ray Buckingham. Graves Hendon, Saturday. May 20th meeting of the Penny Meeting; Homemakers SUITS Tommy Lavender. Noel Melugin, Temple Hill Chapter No, 511 Officers . • Club held at her Charles Mercer. Vester Orr, Ro- OES will have a barbecue supper Kentucky Lake home on Monday Elected For Year bert Smith. Bryan Tolley. Hugh at the Lodge Hall beginning at morning at ten o'clock. Wilson. and Bob McCuiston. mem- 600 pm. The public is invited The Murray Toastmistress Club and The lesson on "Hanging and Ar- bers; Mrs. R. H. Robbins and Mrs. :diets may be purchased met at :he Triangle Inn. May 3. at the ranging -Pictures" was given by. Nuel Kemp, guests. Vihiteway Service Station on a: 7:30 p.m., with the president. West Mrs. Richard Armstrong assisted The next meeting will be he:i Main Street or from any member Mrs. Rozella Outland, presiding... PRICE by Mrs. Ernest /12 Madrey. Colored June 8 • • Melt:g • -t the chapter. Officers for the year were elected as follows: vice-president. Mrs. slides were shown by Mrs. Bar- letta Wrather, home demonstration The Charles Ryan: secretary. Mrs. Al- Alpha Department of the agent. Unusual Cooperation of One of Nation's Murray Woman's Club will have len Russell: treasurer. Mrs. Kirby Jennings; club Manufacturers Makes .ts luncheon meeting at the club representative, Mrs. Mrs. Jack Norsworthy. presi- Best Known Albert use at 12 noun. Hostesses will Tracey. dent. presided. She appointed Mrs. Possible! 't Mrs. William This Savings Nall was appoint- Raymond Workman. Mrs. James ed as program chairman Good assortment of the newest styles, patterns and for the I C.,leman. and Mrs. J. R. Burkeen year. The office shades remember, you save and more . . . Mrs. Junior Bailey of president will ti, serve on the nominating com- . . . be filled at a later date: season at less titan end- ma:tee She stressed the import- Buy now at the first of the Opens Home Guests for the evening For were ance of entries in the County Fair. of-season prices. Yes some are slightly imperfect. The Flint Mrs. Laurie Rickert and Mrs. Ken- 11'.11U nith Palmer. The devotion was given by Mrs. Nationally Sold for '40.00 to '55.00 The W eman's Missionary 1:nian The next regular meeting will John E. Waldrop. of the Flint. Baptist Church met be "Guest Night." a dinner meet- —OUR PRICES — recent:y in the home of Mrs. Jon- ing, to be held June 7. A delicious potluck dinner was t• Bailey for a covered dish din- • • • • • ,erved to the following: Mesdames r. fell -iv:ship, and manthly pro- Richard Armstrong. Elmo Boyd, Kirksey WSCS Has J B Burkeen. Delia Graham, Le- $22" - $24" .:ram. $19" - Norsworthy. Raymond Work- -Christ for West Africa', was Regular Meeting •he theme used for the program man. Alton Cole. Jack Norsworthy, Those present and taking part .-lt The Church James Coleman, Kenneth Palmer, LOOKOFSKY'S Ernest Madrey. John E. Waldrop, vere Mrs. Rena Lee Hopkins. Mrs. The general meeting of t he Bro..ks Moody. Thomas Jones, and tiot Bailey, Mrs Lola Miller. Mrs. Woman's Society of Christian Ser- . Vern..n Moody, members; M r s. MEN'S WEAR Grace Walston. Mrs. June Hp- vice (5t- the Kirksey Methodist Hugh Waldrop and Mrs. Brent kin. Mrs. Maydel Rickman. Mrs. i Church met May 11 -Dependable Since 1 9 1 2- at the church But•er.vorth. visitors: a n d two Mary Lee Herring. Mrs. Dottie at one o'clock for its regular East Side Square — Mayfield, Ky. meet- chOriren. Kathy Coleman and Jer- Roberts. Mrs. Wilodean Colson, ing. Ladies and Gentlemen of Calloway Mrs. Pearl Short. Mrs. Er:ine Hop-1 - Norsworthy. County I agairIn M r s. Hansel Ezell. president. want to thank you for the hospitality shown me and mPli e:ns. Mrs Sue Miller. Mrs Jesse I called the meeting to order. of city council family during my campaign for the office of County Burks. Mrs. Ruth Hopkins. Mrs.; Miss Mary h ill is my announcement for•the office Reid was program Court Clerk. I have seen or contacted, Foye Mixer. and Mrs. J* I leader. Mrs. Lowell Palmer gave of the City of Murray, Kentucky. as far'as I know, Mrs Er.ine Hopkins. a fa.:hful t h e devotional a n d meditation First I would like to thank you for the nice vote every home and business place in the county. if I have WMC member, was presented a member missed you, reading from Psalms. you gave me two years ago. I have served you as a please. conside this my appeal to you to elect ..:tt gift s;nce she so..n wi.: be one-half years. me The theme of the program was of the city council approximately one and your next County Court Clerk. • aving to j en her husband who - "Our Three -Fold Pledge" and woo During this brief period much progress has been made. I would Has a job in Ind.ana. presented by Mrs. Paul D. Jones, This has been a clean rampaign, however, as is al- greatly appreciate an opportunity to serve and help continue Mrs. Hoyt McCallon. Mrs. Boy,t ways the case, some false rumors got started by some the progress of our city. •--rsworthy. and Mrs. Clay Smith one for specific purposes. Since I have lived in Murray a number of years. Norsworthy. chairman of the I people know me. But to those Ole study, gave the Bible lesson. I believe the majority of the I have overlooked such rumors as my life has beetill Street, Murray. I am The meeting was closed by Mrs. of you who do not. I live at 602 Olive spent with and among you, and that you are aware Murray. of NEXT STOP... '.11x Hurt giving the benediction. Director of Pupil Personnel for the City Schools of My morals and principles. Most of you know me and serve • • • • • I am a member of the First Baptist Church where I would remember that false rumors get out during any Superintendent of the Intermediate Department of Sunday campaign. Irar-r• -.7-Grove Club as One rumor was that I was a draft dodger and School. had no service record in the armed forces, American nothing could Meets At Home Of I am also a member of the Rotary Club. be further from the truth. Friends, I. like many of vou CHINA Woodmen of the World. ! Legion. Masons and was married and in the older goup that was never Mrs. Eugene Smith the called. I earnestly solicit your vote and influence in Seems strange to have such rumors started after 19 years, The Harris Grove Homemakers primary election May 23. or after I started this campaign. I am a red blooded Am- Join us this week as we stop over for ub met Wednesday, May 10, at Very truly, eican and 'did not and would not attempt to prevent mrsi, e home of Mrs. Eugene Smith. PRENTICE L. LASSITER going -le to the armed forces. The rumors are strictiv false' a meal in China. We promise you the devotion, given by Mrs. Smith. and 'ressed the importance of seeing friends may I ask you to consider carefully the rea- sons for best in • • • • ;od's purpose in a good day's such rumors. I have been accused of making large sums of money ''Hanging Pictures" was the sub- and et of !he lesson given by Mrs. ELECT * therefore not needing the job. Friends let me ask you this. If CHINESE FOOD '-.4fred Taylor and Mrs. Bill Wrat- I were making large sums of money and had • r. They emphasized the point of such a desirable job would I be asking for another? Just :triging pictures in a straight line another false rumor. No T want the office that you the riles, on a stairway. The group taxpayers have to offer in oder that I may enjoy some Serving Begins ictures above a couch should be of the things of, life that my family and I have never ha,i • ::ual to its length. Many correct M. G. Richardson to' enjoy. Tomorrow (Thursday) :lustrations were shown to the :roup. Completed reworked plc- When you elect your next Comity Court Clerk. I beat 6 p.m. -.re frames were shown by the lieve you will consider a man who has never asked you iembers. Magistrate for a public office, ONE WHO WILL HAVE NO OUT- Mrs. Clifton Jones, president. SIDE INTERESTS that will keep him away from the .opointed a committee to help the office, ONE W.110 WILL KEEP THE Hstribution of surplus food this OFFICE OPEN -WE HOPE YOU WILL JOIN US', SIX DAYS A WEEK, including the noon hour and ONE eek. Two members are to help MURRAY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT who will, semble dairy cookbook at have efficient help that will treat you with all the the Mrs. Wrather's office Friday. courtesy you the good people of Calloway County Recreation a n d refreshments deserve. Collegiate Restaurant • ere enjoyed by the eleven mem- HONEST * REIM o-rs and two children present. Respectfully, 1413 Main PLaza 3-1539 The June meeting will be held .T Mrs. Marvin Parks' home when 3, QUALIFIED DOUGLAS SHOEMAKER --ection of officers will take place.

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