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AAY 1, 1963 - SELECTED AS A RENT ALL ROUND KENTUCKY COMMUNITY iirwspkvLs

In Largest Circulation In God The City We Largest Circulation In Trust The County

United Press International IN OUR 84th YEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, May 2, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 104 ,Nine Entered For Kentucky BULLETIN Chandler In KATMANDU, Nepal Set - Two Derby To Be Run Saturday American climbers reached the Christian F. Musical Drama summit of Mt. Everest world's tall- est mountain. Wednesday, It was By RAY AYRES of a chance tn an otherwise well disclosed today. The s were the County Today LOUISVILLE Ky. +UPI) - The en- balanced field were. Candy Spots. first .ernericans to reach the peak running ot the Robbery, tries for Saturday's Never Bend, No lionolir. OD the Himalayan "roof of the On Stubblefield $125,000 added Kentucky Derby Chateaugay, On My Honor,, 11OPKIN6VILLE. Ky. - tor- closed on a dramatic note today with Pet, and Royal Tower. mer Gov A. B. Chandler was to nine entered for America's greatest cempaign today in the Christian trainer Frank Stone wne3 Jesse race. It was Dr. Brunner Back County bailiwick of his opponent, minute, desperate The box already had been Closed made the last Edward T. Breathitt Jr. attempt to get his horse into the From Talent Study Set reopened to include For and then was May 23 the last horse. race and finally succeeded Chandler, who Is to speag to- Edward Brunner ot Murray That was Investor, the out-deer Dr. night at the Trigg County .Court- The entry box was schedule& A will start, State College, has just returned house in Cadiz, denounced Pactucan ocusic-drama. based upon tne shack near Murray. There, ne in the field He probably close at 9:30 a m and when In- from a regional conference us Vir- and Louisville newspapers in a tam invention of radio by Murray s Na- brooded in his disillusionment and if he does, at odds at 100 to 1. vestor was not named it was held some tuna ginia. on Talent Development. 'this at Benton Wednesday than B. Stubblefield, has been writ- conducted other experiments which The others, all given open while a call went out tor was one of a series of regional con- ten by two Murray State College have become a part of tne area s Stone. When he arrived he at- He charged that these newspapers ferences on this subject faculty members and will oe pro- folklore. There are many stories temped to contact owner J. J have "no regard for the truth. are The opening address was given by duced May 23-25. in circulation about brilliant lights Cherock by long distance telephone. "masters of distortion and aecn,' Governor Bert T Combs 01 Ken- Paul Shahan, of the MSC music appearing in the air about tne 1,1 Fish Fry Now The line was busy. It was busy tor ander the cloak of freedom at the tucky. Governor Combs told the faculty, composed the music tor tne shack and of sounds that seemed e &storm call. press. group that much is said about con- show, which is called 'The Stubble- to come trom nownere. servation of natural resources. while field Story", and Mrs. Lillian Lowry, Get Desperate Call , The former governor, eno is seek- On March 23. 1928, Stubbietieia L'Underway On one of the most important resources, who teaches languages at College Racing secretary Allan Doc Lavin mg an unprecedented thira term was found dead in his shack. He talented children, is being ignored. High School, wrote the libretto he could not wait any longer in the executive mansion declared appeared to have died of starvation He urged that the proper climate, "The StubblefAld Story- will be 'i and Jim Conway, who trains ena- that his successor, Gov Bert Combs. three days before. Paris Square urst and facilities be acquired tor the ,iresented In the new amphitheater, Shahan and Mrs. Lowry nave used teaugay. was ready to roll the is "no damned good.' gated inai- pal when a desperate voice called: development of these now being constructed at Kentucky these basic facts from Stubbletleia s Doc. doc, watt a minute:' victuals. 'I say to you now that you can t Lake State Park, if it is completed life for the plot of their musical purpose of the regional con- In time If it is not, The World's Biggest Fish Pry. 00- The afford four more years of his tuna, the production drama. Major themes are Stubble- Investor was entered in as close ference was to study and stimulate will be in the serving its tenth anniversary as tne Chandler added. College Auditorium. field's need for perfection and tne Kentucky Derby ever development ot a celebration of the Parts- race as the interest in the Stubblefield. the Murray eccentric misunderstanding he created oe- en biggest Harry Lee Watertield, a ge.nai- area, has produced special program whereby the talent- whose scientific genius has slowly cause of his eccentricaes Henry County-Kentucky Salo governor on ed individual can realize his fullest date for lieutenant been revealed during the last 40 the snow is officially begins Wednesday wan ex- immediately The first scene of Investor's presence the Chandler ticket, is accompa- years, has pectations of being bigger tnan ever potential. grudgingly been accord- set at a "play-party'' near Stubble- had an elect on the 89th running under consideration nying Chandler on his swin't thro- before at Paris. Tennessee Congress has ed the invention of radio by a great field's home, where he and nis of the Kentucky Derby For in the ot tunas ugh the western part ot tne com- NATHAN B. STUBBLEFIELD packed into the tour days. at this time, the providing many persons and organizations strange behavior are discussed oy Events draw for post position, Rex esis- monwealth for an advanced study program ter The moat recent recognition of his neighbors. The next two scenes Wednesday through Saturday. wui wortha undefeated Canday Spots, With One Of His Early Radios teachers and tor the talented cruld. his invention was by the Kentucky are at the Stubblefield home In the hiclude the biggest parade in Fuin the favorite drew the outside post Waterneld told a crowd at tne -„Broadcasters Association, This re- first. Stubblefield tells of his drama. Pry history, serving ot more than . Chatesuagy got the rail position Marshall County Courthouse, si m cognition was largely brought about frustrations, and has distress at three tons of Kentucky Late cat- with Investor in the highly prized Art Collection for Chandler, understand Dora his Investigation Begun Many Attend Women by the Murray Chamber ot Com- being misunderstood His son tier- GOUNT fish and a beauty pageant among No '2 spot Then came Bonjour. everyone understand that r Brings Over Million merce and the Murray Radio sta- nerd and Mrs aubbletield are in- 38 beauty queens Royal Tower. Gray Pet Never Bend, Into Charges Of For Breathitt Meeting- Waterneld is attempting to ms- tion. whose call letters WNlise. con- troduced here In the next scene, As if that were not enough. triere No Robbery. On My Honor and NEW YORK ill -- One of the state superintendent ot public in- Chandler Kickbacks tans Stubblefield's initials. two persons who were cantle:lents of will be a carnival Industrial ex- Candy Spots , Four hundred and sixty women at- • 14 collections 01 paintings Dv Lion with Breathitt. although Brea- Stubblefield inade several success- Wells and hibits, a double parade tor chil- greatest ! tended the District 1 Women tor Stubblefield Rainey T. masters that ass saved trom thitt has said repeatedly that ne is ful demonstrations of his "wireless introduced. r;) OFF dren, a band concert, entertain- Past Races Set Pattern old _ the ,1 DBreathittathittL u onchn Aeoprnil a:j te . Kentucgy Duncan Holt, are the Castro regime was auctioned oft he can work with Waterneia telephones during 1902--one at Mur- Stub- ment for vatting dignitaries.• beard The pattern of racing to oe ex- sure FRANKFORT, Ky. Ile Village In the final scene, In which Wei:Metter night in 15 minutes tor if both are elected Breathitt nas ray before an audience of some 100 succesatul dem- growing contest, a judo and xarate pected Of staffers Is indicated by state attorney general's °Ince nas , Mrs. John Kirksey of Paaucan blefield conducts a no running mate for lieutmant persons and a series ot demonstra- invention, is set [RED demonstration, the beginning ot a east feces 11260.5JU begun an investigation into cnarges presided over the meetieg and in- onstration af his A dealer teddieg by feleptione governor. businessman tnat tions Washington, New York ana on the pounds of the Murray Court Iwo-month fishing rodeo._ end a Dig — bi a Lexington tseueeculk-s. Dellienieste weneepiegg tietittnctriwprtz Atiirrymngtory, - _ - rrTon for square dance to wind It au up. Men he delivered kickbacks to two ot- briefly to the delegations lins.s Ka- ou47 entera the zo., price in the putille blefield broadcast from a snip in Shahan says that much ot tne Paris will be Jammed tor the Ms- • ficials in the last administration lherine Peden. State Chairwomen at the Perke-P.ernet Gal- the Potomac River to a group of will in- 195 tivitles. eriecially on Friday, whtepAlkked auctaor ci4 former Gov. A. El. Cnanaser Breathitt gave the major ad- music for the production leries es' gltr.o.)Oro -The sure? persons on shore This clem s it- themes from English and parade day and the first ot two tlutt In X-15 Goes eSs. The counties represented corporate Lute Varer" by Frans Hale, Atty Gen. John 13.' Sreean e Lton was reported by The W Scotch ballads that Mayo tiourisnea days of fish dinners One estimate were, McCracken, Livingston, Cril- was part -ot tee roam- icvealed the investigation in a let- ton Post • at the number ot visitors expected The work tender', Lyon. Marshall, Calloway, in West Kentucky. of the late Oscar B Cintsis, ter tp James P. Hanranan coin- _ Despite all these evidences ot suc- authentic re- 60,000 Uon Graves. Barfield. Carlisle. Hicaman Costumes will be May:ield For CPS& who transferred his art treasures 3500 MPH monwealth's attorney of Prank.= Stubblefield still did not patent during the turn The weatherman apparently piens and Fulton. productions of dress Cuba to New York uetore lie County. , his invention Finally in 1006, a dances will Oe to cooperate Forecasts call tor clear- from The following women from ("alio- of the century and tonight, with a prediction died in 1957 patent was issued But, in tne mean- adapted from square dances and ing skies He noted that Hanranan nas an- way County attended the meeting; cloudy. Big Rally The price for "The Merry Lute EDWARDS AFB, Calif. 177 .The time, Stubblefield seems to nave play-party games. Thursday warmer and partly flounced that he will present to tne Mesdames Hillard Rogers, O. C. hubbub is elan • er" was disapointing since X15 rocketed to an "in between" signed away his rights to his in- Most of the cast for the snow The hub of the May Franklin County grand jury Wells, Irene Lindsey. Newman tiro- some estimates of its worth nen ex- region of space today to investigate vention for shares in a company been selected and rehearsals Pry headquarters, located in tne concerning the Kick- gen. Louis Slusmeyer, Bun bwann, has MAYFIELD. Ey. ilea - A speech SE00 000 the work was tne radiation from ultra-violet and in- information that would promote and develop it. Army recruiting office on East Wood ceeded Wells Purdom Jr Keith. Hill. How- will begin May 9. here tonight will, climax a tull aay .naet valuab:e o: the Duten artist, fra-red rays back charges These stock.s later disappeared Inc "The Stubbier leic ktreet. where a small army 01 pans ard Brandon. Tummy Alexander, Tickets for of el-impatient:1g In Graves County executed it in 1625-'1'l Fla-thing at nearly five times the proniotion company s role in tne sale in Minna! Jaycees, their wives, and other vol- who The charges %ere made by Jonn A B Crass. Clegg Austin, 0. B. Story" are now on for gubernatorial candidate Lawara Oth,,,. purchasers. identities: only speed of sound chief space agency affair has remained a mystery. but at either. thir unteers coordinate activities Jay- Thomas Catlett, who said he de- Boone. Jr Robert Young, and may be bought • T Breathitt Jr. us erivate collectors, brought Item- pilot Joe Walker probed 35 miles IN A' it is known lhat etubblet ilea the Peoples Bank • cees, sponsors of the, celebration livered 6114,750 in kickbacks to Porres. Culsin Scott, Dick West, Bank of Murray. The Hopkinaville attorney was brandt's **Portrait of a Young Gin. high - where other craft do not thought he had been cheated out Frazee. Meiug- since 1956. are working under tne John R. Frenchy DeMoisey and Tammy Nelson, Howard Koenon, Corn and Austin, or on a 12-station television nookup Said to be Hendrick* Steftels, tor carry out scientific explorations of his Invention Insurance direction of Doyle Owen, club presi- Martin Petty Petty and DeMoisey Walter Hutchens, Ed Settle, L J. in. and Holton Wednesday tor an nour-iong qses- $260.000, Hats' "Col Aernout Van He flew beim% the orbital path of For the last 20 Years of his lite unreserved an dent and general Ptah Pry cnairman. denied the charges. Hill, James Kuykendal., Vernon All tickets are lion-and-answer program ongina't- Druyvestcyn .for 1.30,000 and ano- , satellites and above the altitude Stubblefield lived as a recluse in a Stubblefield, Jack Kennedy. Joe B. ste SI each. ing from Louisville ther Rt-mbrandt. "Pun trait ot a range of other singed aircraft Mts- Brecknaidge said the investiga- should be sei t Littleton, J I Boma. Florene Las- Orders bs mail One questioner wanted to know Rabbi." for $615.000 &ilea streak through the same region tion by his office would go beyond The etuonir siter, Gene Miller, Verne Kyle. to: Ticket Division, Dr. Sparks what Breathitt would ao to im- but too fast for such experiments affidavits submitted by Catlett ana Ladies Day Golf field Story. Bank of Aeurray, Mu- Gene Landon, Cheryl Coursey, Huoy prove rural reads in Oldham Coun- WrIker s speed was estimated at oy the two Chandler -drnistration Murray Char,- Kinkred, Cliff Farris, Chilton Jollies, Activities Begin roty. Kentucky. The ty He replied that rural roads an Local Witnesses more than 3,500 miles an hour officials. will Mao acce .r Gene Rogers, Clifford Miller, Dewey ter of Commerce over the state would be unproved instrumerit "package" tickets. Endorsed By To Attend Meeting A special "We will seek to determine, said Jones. C C. Farmer, Mlles Bernie. mall orders for if he is elected mounted near the top of the X15's Breckinredge. stnsolar as le amie, Jim Devitt, Miss Lillian Tate, and Another viewer asked how Brea- radiation from ultra-;;" The Ladles Golf Aeeocianon ot Neil W Lucas, presiding minisrminister tail measured spectrum. the nature of the crimes, it any, tnat John N. Purdom thitt"s campaign is being tinancea. the Calloway County Country Club of the iocel ceingregation ot Je- vie: t end infra-red ray have been committed and to reach - - Both Leaders His answer was. "We have raised began its years activities witn a hoveh's • Witnesses announced to- Results all be studied by the Cam- I a conclusion as to the civil reme- our money by asking contributions coffee yesterday for all members of Dr. Wade Is dey that preparations are wen un- bridge Research Laboratory of Mas- cites that may be available to re- all Kentuckians He waded the club. The chairman of the gob! The major rivals for the Demo- from ear 7av ter etree local Witnesses sachusetts to 1-a rn characteristics of cover any funds of the common- fund-raising rails at the committee. Ruth Wilson introduced cratic nomination for Kentucky gov- that a to attend their thrseaday semi-an- the rays wealth wrongfully disbursed. Marvin Broach State Fairgrounds In Louisville last the officers and told the plans tor Speaker For ernor agree on one thing --Dr Harry • Circuit Assembly \which will Breckmndge said the investiga- provided a big contribution the season. Other officers ot tne Sparks le their choice tor state su- month be held May 17-19 at biaxial/m lion is far from complete to his campaign committee are Veneta Sexton, sec- perintendent of public Instruction. '1 ennessee. • Homecoming Service But he offered Hanranan access asses Later at Durrett High Senoos iway retary; Madelyn Lamb, treasurer, Dr Sparks. head of the educa- The National Guard Armory at to any information uncovered uy Luncheon Breathitt fielded a question about Planned For Sunday and Betty Nelson. publiclay chair- tion and psychology department at S'5 t -t^:1 f-2treet to be used tor the investigation - - • who sponsored an aliti-Charialer man. • Murray State College, received Use the occasion Upwards of 550 dele- And he offered to assist Hanra- Marvin A Broach, age 61, died telecast Monday night which Jimmy Sullivan, club pro. held a endorsement of both Edward T. gates from Middle Tennessee Ina ban in any way the commonweann S Wednesday at his home in Cold- prompted Chandler supporters to free golf clinic for all members wno Mrs C C. Lowry, president ot the Breathitt Jr and A B Chancier Westesn Kentucky are expected to Homecoming services "eve been attorney wished. water. call for a Federal Communications were interested in instructions A Women's Society for Christian ser- on Wednesday. attend the sessions. planned for Temple Hill Methodist Breckinridge noted that "the pri- He is survived by his wile, Mrs investigation slinIc will be held the first Wed- vice of First Methodist Chi rcn, The Chandler statement said -It Mr. Lucas said the assembly is Church on Sunday. May 5th mary responsibility for criminal Lillie Broach, one daughter. Mrs Breathitt said, "The program was nesday of each month Ladies Day Murray. announces that arra Ige- Is our desire to take the Mice of not a revival, but It is held primar- Services will be held on Sunday prosecutions. Including presents- Opal Wilson, Farmington route two; sponsored by a group supporting golf activities will begin at itaiti ments are complete for the Fr day, state updverintendent of public in- ily to ad4nce Christian Bible Edu- morning ta the regular hours with lion to the grand jury, lies in the one son. Thomas Broach. Murray me and to that extent I guess i was a m every Wednesday from May May 3. Fellowship Luncheon t De struction from politics It is our cation and that Christians ot all dinner served on the grounds at commonwealth's attbeney route four: and seven grandchildren. iT connected with it, but it was not through September l'he wintiers held in the church social has oy opinion that the election of Harry age groups wili be attending noon In the afternoon the Died Hawaiian said he would present Mr Broach was a member ot tne sponsored, either by me or my need- on May were -low score, Pauline Sparks would be a stride in this The three-day program Includes copies of Catlett 's attire sits and Coldwater Methodist Church. ru- the United Church Women Tidings Quartet will sing Parker. poker hand. Betty Nelson: direction quarters a variety of talks on Bible subseets newspaper stories describing tne neral services will be conducted in All singers Are tined to attend of and mostexerctse Clarice Sparkman The guest speaker le to be Or. Groups of ministers will discuss denials of DeMoisey and Petty to the chapel of the J. H Churchill and the public is invited to .1 ot The days activities were conclud- Marvin Wade from the Sod ministerial problems and acmon- the panel on Monday. Funeral Home Rev Johnson ensiey the services ed with a luncheon attended by ba Department of Murray State Col- stratione will teach how chnsuans will conduct the rites and burial sI Schools Draw memners. lege. and the soloist will be Mrs should conduct. Bible' studies. ses- will be in ealem Cemetery W D Caldwell Mrs Walter Use rise, sions will be conducted mornfng, Friends may call at the J. H Weather Conference Secretary of Chr,stuin aiternoon and evening, with a Dep- Churchill Funeral Home. I Social Relations and Mrs. N P. ALL Top Bracket th= of new ministers on Saturaay Dexter Woman Hutson. local Secretary of Christian Report atternoon Twelve Year Old &Seta). Relations in the Metrqmst Palm inilmoollionol The convention theme Is. "Hignt Diallia College High and Murray Hien Women's groups will participrce iii Kind of Ministers" The teaturea School drew in the top braceet ot Boy Stabs Father Dies mekine the arrangerhents. appearing Yesterday High Yesterday 62 the District Baseball pairings along speaker on the progrem Low Yesterday with North Marshall 'inc games daily will be W L MFICKey. IfOM SOUTH FU'LTON, Tenn let -- Women of al: denoininatIons are he • 7:15 Today 56 will be played at the College Hign the Watchtower Society headquart- Twelve-year-old Darnell Isbell was Invited to participate in this in. ers in Brooklyn. New York He will Kentucky Lake' 7 a m. 35e.3, and the Murray High fields being held today by the shentt of Mrs Thelma Attie Brooks. age wird fellowship event by deliver the principal -address ot tne down 0.2 ft below dam 313.3, up The Calloway County Leiters went Union City, Tenn, in the stabbing ,passed away (tred4sday tugnt at a covered dish to the 12:00 is or. assembly on Sunday and the sub- Darnell's father, W. U. 95 ft Sixteen gates open. to the lower bracket along witn death of 10 o'clock at her resldence on Dex- luncheon Mrs. Gordon Mom ject. "Who Will Win The Struggle feuiton. Sunset 6 46, sunrise 5:00. Benton and South Marshall Callo- Isbell. 42. of South ter Route one luncheon chairman and announcet way will meet Benton Monday at For World Supremacy. According to Darnell's mother, the that bread and beverage will oe Western Kentucky -- Sunny 3 00 p m at the College High tiem Announcement of the tun pro- boy came to her defense while her She Is survived by her husbana, furnished by the hostess Cll''rcn and warmer today. high 70 to lb. Monday at 3.30 at Holland nem gram schedule is to be made in a husband was beating her with his Radie Brooks two daughters. Mrs. Rev. Walter Nitschke will pronounce Increasing cfoudiness and warmer Murray High School will be playing few weeks fists She said Darnell took a butcher Mozelle Phillips of Murray and sirs. the invocation tonight, low 47 to 52 Friday consid- North Marshall College High semen knife from the kitchen and plunged Don Alexander, Dexter Route one; Following the meal the program erable cloudiness and warm with drew the upper bracket bye meets NOW YOU KNOW itinto . his father's right shoulder one brother, Bailey Ward, Knoxvitie. will be presented in the Little Cnap chance of scattered showers the winner then at the College Burn By United Press International blade. Tennessee: and four graIldCMIOT-T1. el in the Educational Building wnen .$2,142,624.03 DIVORCE-Divorce between Richard J. Rey------field on Tuesday at 3 tat p m The famous Taf Mahal built in The family altercation took place Mrs Brooks was a member ot the Mrs. Charles Crawford, presmeni • nolds and Mrs. Muriel Marston Reynolds (shown in a hap- The 5 a m IESTi temperatures: South Marshall, slotted with the Agra. India, by the Mogul ruler about 11 30 Wednesday night is- Palestine Methodist Church. l'ev. of United Church Women, will pre. pier day) comes to an even $2,142,624 05 bill the tobacco Louisville 34. Lexington 39, Cov- lower bracket bye, plays the Bent- Shah Jahan in memory ca his wile. bell was dead on arrival at Huiview Eura Mathis and Rev C. A. Byrd side over a brief business meeting heir must pay under their agreement in Atlanta, Ga, Mrs, 36, Paducah 39, Bowling on-Calloway winner Tuesday at 3:00 took nearly 20 years to construct Hospital in Fulton, Ky, shortly will officiate the rites there on km At the close of the program tn ington Reynolds, 41, asked for $6 million of his reported $27 mil- Green 34, London 33, HopkInsinlie p m at the High School fleet and employed approximately 20.- fter midnight day at 230 p m Burial will be in Benediction will be given by Hey lion nest egg. Now ReybOld1,457, IS free to pursue his ro- Evansville, Ind . 34 and Hunt- The finals will be played on 000 workmen, according to Collier s Two younger Isbell children wit- the Palestine cemetery Henry McKenzie, pastor of College 35, mance with 33 year-old Dr. Anne Marie Schmidt ington, W Vs , 32 Thursday at 3 30 at Holland Meld. Encyclopedia. nessed the stabbing Friends may call at the Linn Presbyterian Church.

• - MAY 2, 1963 isENTICKY THURSDAY THE LE (FIER & TIMES - MURRAY, pROS TWO Ten Years Ago Today Jerry Lynch, All Or Nothing Pinch Hitter THE LEDGER & TIMES LEDGER k TIKES FILE Inc. PUBLISHED by LEDGER &TIKS PUBLISHING COMPANY, Mark and The New Home Run Ledger, The Ca,loway Times, For The Reds, Could So ,:onsoliciation of the Murray been elected - January Rotary officers for the coming year have Tunft-Herincl, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, L. Divelbiss will be president of the civic gh's four-game winning streak, 5-1, 1941 by the club. D. By FRED DOWN homer of nis career to power the 1, vice-president. out 09 organization and Robert Perry will be Early Bird Lammas oiled Prew listeresslees1 Cincinnati Reds to a come-from- and the Chicago Cubs ctune JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Colley slump with a 17-hit (. Army Cpl. Leroy Colley, son of Mr. and Mrs Doy Aprn 14,1163 Jerry Lynch. baaeball's highest- behind 4-3 victory over the Mil- their batting Letters to the Editor, under the Army's Riunaduds 77 43 priced pinch hater, operates on the waukee Braves. 13-8 victory over the St. Lows Car- We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. of Hazel route one, is returning to the U.S which, In our opinion, are not tor the bost-io- in Misfits '72 48 theory of all or nothing at all. The greying 32-year old Lynch. dinals. or Pub:ic Voice iterns rotation program after serving more than 13 months uerest of our readers. Norgettes as 62 That's the way he dickers at who draws an eatanated salary of Rain washed out the genie be- Korea. 63 the manner CO_, 1509 Wildcats 57 contract tune and that's $25,000 a year, now needs only one tween the Los Angeles Dodgers and NATIONAL --RF-PHIESEN'TATIVES: WALLACE WITMER people are now taking treatment for Rabies in York, N.Y.; Eleven 4 Ifs figns 6714 he goes up to hit when Manager more pinch homer to tie the major the Philadelphia Plantes and also Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Late Bldg., New reports from the Calloway Madison Calloway County, according to Hangovers 86% Fred Hutchinson tells him to grab league record of 14 held by George postponed the Houston Colts-New Stentien-son Bldg., Detroit, Mich. County Health Department. High Team Game a bat. Crowe. York Mets game with the Colts fur trananiesion as Rutered at the Post Of:Lice, Murray, Kentucky, The annual father and son fish fry was held at Ken- Wildcats 697 Always looking to "rip one down- Has Two Hite leading, 1-0. after three innings. Second Cuss Mattea by the Lynn Grove Hangovers 603 town: Lynch did Wednesday iught Angels Defeat Yankees tucky Lake State Park last weekend Lynch's homer off loser Lew Bur- per Norgettes 556 when he blasted the 13th pinch In the American League, the SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, Future Farmer Chapter. dette with rookie Tom Harper on else- Misfits 556 Kansas City A's crushed the Cleve- month 856. In Callowa,y and adjointng counnea, per year, a4.50; base In the seventh inning was only High Team Three Games land Indians. 11-3, the Washington • wnere, $8.00. his second he of the season in 10 Wildcats 1690 Murrelle Walker 481 the Detroit Tigers, times up His only other hit also Senators downed 'The Outstanding Civic Asset of a Community is thr Hangovers 1683 Sadie Ragsdale 456 the Red Sox drubbed Early Bird was a pinch homer that helped the 4-1, Boston Integrity of its Newspaper' 1557 Top Six Ants. the Minnesota Twins, 14-5, the Chi- 4 Its Reds beat the San Francisco Giants, High lnd. Game Murrelle Walker 159 cago Sox a twin-bill 7-4, on April 22. White swept THURSDAY - MAY 2, 1863 Katherine Lax 193 Kane Caldwell 155 from the Baltimore orioles, 7-0 and League Has Sadie Ragsdale 176 Judy Parker 156 Southpaw Jim OToole sea the 6-4, and the Lob Angeles Angels Murrelle Walker 171 Katherine Lax 153 beneficiary of both blows, being the defeated the New York Yankees, High Ind. Three Gioia Martha Shoemaker 137 winner in the game against the 5-3, Katherine Lax 651 Joye Rowland 136 Giants and again in Wednesday Jack Sanford posted has fourth Quotes From The News Meeting night's contest. OToole, now 5-1, victory 01 the season for the Giants gave up nine hits to the Braves web a seven-hitter over the Pirates. before Lynch hit for him in the Bob Friend, victim of a three-run ' WASHINGTON - A delegate to the annual U.S. Cham- Answer to 4Yitgierday's Puzzle seventh Al Worthington then wrap- rally in the fourth, suffered his feat listening to Michigan Gov CROSSWORD PUZZLE ber of Commerce meeting. after ped it up by retiring the last six loss alter three victories. Willie Mc- candidate in AC 5053 T George Romney, a possible GOP presidential Members of the Early Bird League - by United Press International -Place %here batters in order. Covey drove in two runs with three Murray Woman's Bowling NATIONAL LEAGUE river may be mom ammo Ili 1964: of the -Boy crossed by San Francisco snapped Pittsbur- oi the Giants' 12 hits. Assocenion met at the 'Triangle Inn, Te.s.rn W I. 0.8. ..attendafits wading ems mamma al not sure I understand everything he says but UMMNSO MINN I'm still St. LOUIS. 14 7 667 4-Frewsently 8- Preposition Wednesday, April 24. after complet- 11-Pertaining 9 =MN MU I Ake the way he says it. He's my kind of candidate." -Large bird ing the regular season of bowling. Pittsburgh 11 6 647 III. Alps 10-Snuggle QM= MOU BMW Murrelle San Francisco 12 9 571 2 12-Lodged 11-Three- After luncheon President. 1S-Stroke banded Z317 OBOVOMMIN Walker presented trophies and Milwaukee 12 10 .545 24 16'South armadillo MO ONM MEM MN JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Foreign Minister Eric American awards to the wmiung teams and Chicago 10 10 500 3% 13-Transactions IMONOMOOM 001 threatened Algerian economic boycott of mammal - 13aker'• MIME WW1 MEM Louw, deriding a Ins Angeles 10 11 476 4 17-Employ product South Africa: Philadelphia 8 10 444 41 14 Is-Alternating 11-One who current MO L4C3 First place trophies sent to the marches Cincinnati 7 10 412 (Aber.) 20-Boxed ZOM up easy for these loud mouths to make such 11-Fixed - ."It is very Rareaduds team members. Murreile New York 7 12 368 6 23. Memoranda CHM WillNOM because . . . there duration 26-Imitators statements. They have nothing to lose Walker. June Brewer, Joan Barnes., Houston 7 13 350 616 I pl. 22-Cloth 21 SALE -symbol for no import-export trade between Algeria and South Alri- and Beauton Brandon. Second place Wednesday's Results measure 36-Set 46-thrl's nen, is tantalum 30-Also trophies were aaarded to the Misfits 13 Louis 8. night 37-Iroquoian, 49-Tiny amount Ca..• Chicago St. 22-Rocktish 33-Sietal Indian 24-1..amprey 51-Emmet team, Essie Caldeell. Madeline Par- Ctricinnati 4 Milwaukee 3, night fasteners 32-11a• on one's 25- lie, onie 53-Proceed ker. Emma Dean Lawson and Linda 1. night 34-Itare person San Francisco 5 Pittsburgh insipid 25-Landed 41. 7,5Andc'imo. Jimmy Hotta, disput- Emerson. Houston at New ppd., rain 27.1korshIped 45 ni .vi tucket WASHINGTON - Teamster head York, 2- Russian Los Ang at Philadelphia, ppd., rain stockades 15" TIRES in peacetime could create a na- ON ing the theory that strikes Individual aeards were: Most Im- Today's Games 31 -Hindu 3 4 5 ::::.,;:-6 7 8 9 10 tional emergency: proved Bowler. Emma Dean Law- cymbals Houston at New York 32-Native metal as "Primarily. a. lirar is the only reason not to have a son. High Single Game, Easie Cald- 't 3 All Factory Guaranteed Milwaukee at Cincinnati, night 1-I-5eeing s'..a well and Katherine Lax, High In- • implement San Francisco at Pittsburgh. night 36- M 14 6 ,•.• '17 dividual Three Game Series, Essie :':•;l15 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, night 39-Tbe caama >;••1 • • • , Caldaeli. High Average for Season, 40- Pronoun is 20 '••••;• 21 GREENVILLE. Miss.-- Attorney Charles S. Tindall, in a Chicago at St. Louis. night 42- Slave Murrelle Walker. :•:-..1 speech, commenting on the University of Missis- Friday's Games 43- Pronoun al" is-re -Law Day" 44- Retreated 12 23 A.a..4-25 2e4 PRICES sippi ' The' president expressed her sp- San Francisco at New York. night 47-Babylonian '.:•:., • s Los Angeles at Pittsourgh. night del, y 27 28 • • • 29 30 .."' -We courted violence, some of our people advocated it, predation for the fine cooperation 111-Tennla stroke St Louis at Cincinnati. night - each bowler on the league has given 60-hravidhus :•>* From to $8.00 and we got 1*.. $5.00 at 11-Ventilate yi::•. "31 '`• • 7•:•;, 32 \.• ... and suggested that election of of- Houston Philadelphia, night 5!.Spout . !.% .. '.'. hetes for next season begin Elected Chicago at Mileaukee. night SS. 1fri. In 33 34 33 .?.. 36 37 311 LEAGUE antelopes - president was Ruth Brandon and AMERICAN it. Rock - OPEN FROM 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M. the nee Secretary is Easie Caldwell. W L Pct. 47-111r Claus W40 t•:•:747 Kansas City 13 7 650 C 4' Before t ii e meeting adjourned, 43 on 44 45 46 Murray Lumber Co. Inc. Boston 10 6 625 1 DOWN recognition of bowlers having bowl- 42.;! f:•:•:1, Chicago 9 7 563 2 1-Put In 43 49 ned!r+50 :,,51 ed 200 games or over a as given to xxo OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. LN MURRAY Los Angeles 12 10 2 following. Katherine Las Mar- ' 545, Likelyii41 SHELL the '4.1 E 52 & 53 C 8 7 533 2% 3-Enl1s1ed man Parker. Slew York 54 tha Shoemaker. Madeline leanest EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL Baltimore 10 10 500 3 - a EitSle Caldeell, Murrelle Walker, and , Heraldry Minnesota 9 11 450 4 grafted ,.....:,56 Judy Parker, Carolyn STATION 1.04 Eirat.*.tple Si. Tel, 75372161 .4taubstitutes. I .421 . SERVICE 11 „...:.„ - 4 and Shirley Detroit-- 4.r-steiresi 11tstr-57"i.'mted-Pekturt•-•21”Micate. X Murray, Ky. Lee. Doris Garland, Cleveland 5 9 357 408 Smith 4th Street Wade Washington 7 13 350 6 Wednesday's Results Boston 14 alinnesota 5 Wasnington 4 Detroit 1 Chicagp 7 Baltimore 0. 1st. tat Chicago 6 Baltimore 4. 2nd, naht ...TO SPARK A Los Angeles 5 New York 3, night S SERVICE STATION Kansas City 11 Cleveland 3, night Today's Games Boston at Minnesota Across Street from Jerry's South 12th at Story Ave. New York at Los Angeles YOUNG MAN'S5 9 • 9 Washington at Detroit Cleveland at Kansas City Baltimore at Chicago night In the spring, a young man's fancy turns to Friday's Games Cleveland at Lots Angeles. night Boston at Kansas City. night styles like these. Right to his taste in every New York at Minnesota, night Washington at Chicago. night detail! Baltimore at Detroit, night - At - S Bo Belinsky The College Shoppe In Appreciation of the Nice Business the People of Beat Yanks Murray and Surrounding Trade Territory halve given BOYS CLOTHES And Curfew SPECIAL us the past year, we are repeating the Specials offer- - Sizes 14 thru 18 - ed in our Grand Opening of last year . . .

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Mark CENTENNIAL SCRAPBOOK 4, I The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures *,stri17/144, log streak, 5-1, "Dearest Mother. I sin late railroad car and river craft into the capital came out cg be No. 301 with my letter this week— city. with a 17-hit my poor, poor boys occupy my time very Whitman had cut his name to Walt in the St. Louis Car- • much—I go every day, & sometimes nights," bylines on sketches and poetry he wrote for Walter Whitman wrote [see below] from papers on his native Long Island, in New the game be- Washington some 10 days after the battle Orleans and New York, before the war. He es Dodgers and of Chancellorsville. Hundreds of the Union was one of the volunteer nurses in Washing- ilhllee and also wounded had been transported by wagon, ton military hospitals at the same time as ston Colts-New another writer who was to be- sith the Colts come famous after the war: ree inrunga. ø1L,4z: /44)...... ,1„ _ str Louisa May Alcott Yankees Whitman had a clerkship in League, the a government department occu- shed the Cleve- "17 /3, ...L,jt-- pying his other time in Washing- the Washington e-rie 4-e404.- — tort and providing his livelihood. Detroit Tigers, The first edition of "Leaves of d Sox drubbed "'f - Grass," the work on which Whit- s, 14-5, the Chi- " 7 man's future fame was to rest, 9? ( c f-0 ept a twin-bill had been in print eight years in Orioles, 7-0 and 1863, but Whitman still had to REELFOOT TENDER SMOKED Angeles Angels A, ?#:;:y A- gain recognition as a literary York Yankees, artist. Numerous letters he sent -Lb. Average and friends during 6- to 8 € to his mother sted his fourth the war did not evidence the 1414°At-.4 96, quality of writing he was to cul- for the Omuta 1•0 AfIC-44 P14/14+.3 ,4 ,1 and to inject eventually user the Pirates. tivate )r-016-;/# into "Leave, of Grass" through of a three-run many revisions. iuffered hi fult *4"- *s- #4"'• 411.0 The Whitman wartime letters inea. Willie Mc- A- were filled with such passages as ✓uns with three r:o1.0.* Ir& 1r1i.L14C. "Mother, if you . . . was here a PICNICS Its. Couple of days, you would cry your eyes out. I find I have to restrain myself and keep my composure — I succeed pretty well." Day to day notes in his Journal, are similarly revealing 0; the man beneath the poet _ placed upon a pedestal later. lb • —CLARK KINNAiRD I"Beauty In Nature" I Theme Of Program 25 KREY ES For Magazine Club KREY PULLMAN SLICED - 8-0z. Pkg. KREY ALL MEAT SLICED Mrs. Fred Olnglft and Mrs. Rai- ney T. 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If I cook spaghetti and meat- Foundational Class see things many other people dRn't balls, Groups I and II of the Christian dale, during the past sees. I have to lock up the leftovers Thursday, May 2nd see. For home on North Fourteenth Street some time I have been or this daughter will finish it. I've Group III of the First Chrtstian Women's Fellowship of the rust %etching for the meeting of the Foundational Mrs Claude D Crouch. of Tren- the cornuars and goings of had her to doctors who put her on BOONES Mrs. Christian Church WASH at Church CWF will meet anis will meet at the Sunday School Class of the First 'on. Kentucky. spent Thursday ana a young married woman. She diets Merry Scates at 8 p home of Mrs Marvin Fulton at but she never sticks with any Baptist Church held on Thursday Murray visiting -visits' the hospital frequently so • • • 2 30 p ci. with 'Ars Eugene Scott Friday in Mr & of them. She has no willpower She evening at seven-thirty o'clock. I Dewey Ragsciaie. that she can see a certain doctor, The Spring Creek Baptist Church and Mrs. Rose Vorus as conastesses Mrs is driving rue crazy. What should The guest speaker was Mrs. Frank I who is aLso married and has a • • • I du? Woman s Missionary Society will fannly This -SAVE Steely who used as her subject, youngwomaji has rt AND Mr. and Mrs J. B Cochran nave , TIRED MOTHER meet at the church at 1 p.m fine husband and • • • Group IV of the First Christian -The Home,- She discussed t e returned home alter a visit vita a lovely home. DEAR 1 Church CINF will meet with Mrs Isaac needs of the family — food, their son. James Cochran. and oro- The entire hospital personnel is TIRED: Y our daughter — TWO STORES The Town arid Country Home- aware of should Walter Blackburn at 9.30 a in. gbeiter, and love — and said that ,her Terry Cochran of Warren, the situation, and even see a doctor w ho treats makers Club will meet at the he , the doctor "emoUonal The Scotts Grove Baptist Church these have been needed by the Michigan tries tub best to get rid di.or der s." That Is of Mrs George Ligon, Woodlawn, at . of her. 13th & Main Streets and 6th & Poplar Streets - Women's Missionary flunt They' also visited with Mr. and Don't you think boineone wasts causing her to eat compel- 30 . society vim 'tenni) lance Gnd created the lY they have not changed through should speak to this % UMa L 1 D bus_ sively. t'nless your (Laughter is treat- • • • meet at the church at • p and Mrs. Joe Rogers, Gladys and 1)500„, ed • • • the time. Rogers. d so Re sytroaigur hadtenvicheerbeofuort;', fur the ('AL SE of her overeating,. The Girl Scout Neighborhood will 1. Choice of 15c, 20c, 25c Washer! Refreshments were served by the • • • she will never stick with a diet. meet at the Scout cabin at 748 • • • The Delta Department of the hostess. Those present were Mes- something terrible comes about. 2. Free Spray Starch! pm Mr. and Mrs. Odle Morris of '744 Murray Woman's Club win meet dames Edgar Shirley, teacher, Betty WONDERING minutes NO mess • • • Nash Drive, spent the weekend in DEAR Starch one dozen pieces in 3 at the ABBY: I have been mar-, club house at 7 30 p m4.Emerson. Kenneth Adams. Don Kel- Calvert City visiting their sou and Take home ready to iron' The Garden Department of the DEAR WONDERING: I have yet ried for twelve years to a man who Hostesses will be Mesdames Aubrey let, Allen Russell. George Ligon. family Mr and Mrs. Charles Morris. Murray Woman's Club will meet at to see the doctor who wasn't able absolutely refuses to try anything, -Conditioning! Hatcher, J I Hostck. Matt Spare- steely and pitman ' • • • 3. Cool Air the club house at 2:30 pm. with , to "get rid" of a new a hen it comes to food. WhenI man. Jo Nell Rayburn, and Joe asc- • • • woman without my Homer Pogue as the guest. Hostesses Mr. and Mrs. William Morris of help. Leave the woman's husband s.c are invited out to dinner, if It 4. Attendant (1-1. Duty To Help! Chestnut Street. Murray visited Mr. will be Mesdames K. D. Wingert, alone. If you really feel that isn't meat and potatoes, he won't • • • Prof. Bill Boaz NuMe- Changer! and Mrs. Jack Wicker Dale of 5. Dollar Bill M. 0. Wrather, Ystulall Wrather, and oar should "straighten out" the touch It. I have tried to interest him Paducah over the past weekend. nth & Main Street Robert Wyman, Lerma Yates, and The Woman's Sce•sky of Christ- Guest Speaker For woman—suggest it to the doctor. in molds, fish, chicken, salads, cas- Will Rose. ian Service of the First Methodist Zeta Department And he might straighten VOL out. serole dtthes and desserts, but it is 6: Free Carry In and Out Service! . • • • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wicker and, futile. I finally threw away my cook' Church will meet at the church at The Zeta Department of the Mur• "• 13th ez Main Street Dale of Paducah attended the Min- I book. What is wrong with a The Ruby Nell Hardy Circle of 10 a. in with the executive boara held regulal man ray Woman's Club its strel at Murray High School Friday DEAR ABBY My, 16-year 7. Rain-Soft Water! the First Baptist Church %VMS sill meeting at 9,15 a in. old like that, and how can I cope with meeting at the club house on Thurs 4daaghter wears a meet with Mrs. Harold Beaman. night. size 20 dress. If It? 8. Press Pourself Machine! .stay evening at seven-thirty o'clock. • • • I have pie or cake • South 8th Street, at 7:30 pm. Monday, May Mb in the house, GAVE UP , Prof Bill Boaz of the art depart- that's Do one hour's ironing in 15 minutes! • • • The WS of the Bethel. Brooks Mr and Mrs Joe Bob Sims and what she eats for breakfast. merit of Murray State College was sons Russell and Dick, and nephew, I have lour other GAVE UP: His The Ann Ha.sseltme Class of the Chapel. and Independence churches children and a DEAR mother 9. Coin Dry Cleaning! the guest speaker He showed slides have husband to probably frightened h m with a Memorial Rapr‘st Church will meet 11111 mart at the Parsonage at Almo Cohoon, returned home feed, so I can't 'nuke hith & Main Street he had taken when he worked as only souffle when he was young. Jegil usth Mrs. Alfred Taylor, Lynn at 7 pm. after spending a week ‘acationing non-fattening meals for her a teacher with the LTSAID program keep on reeding him meat and Road, • • • at Daytona Beach. Fla. 10. Easy Parking! Grove at 7 30 p.m. in Cambodia, a country in Southeast potatoes at home. And when be • • • on Saturday and Sunday. The Kathleen Janes Circle of the A. dines out, let him sit in the corner; Temple Hill chapter No. 511 Order First Septet Church V.-MS will Mrs. Raymond T. Hewitt, chair- Mrs Jessie Rogers spent last week And suck his thumb. of the Eastern Star wf.l hold its meet at the home of Mrs man presided at the meeting New with her son, Pat Rogers and Mrs regular Robert Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Richardson .. . meeting at the Masonic HaU officers ~led were Mrs Robert Rogers of Smnisland She also vast-, and bar mrs. Pat Treva.than BOONE COIN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING S Jones at 715 p m. and at 7- 30 p.m. • • • Wyman. chairman; Mrs Ed West, ed her grandson and wife, Mr. and • • • attended the convention of the Cer- For a personal reply, write to vice-chairman: Mrs PurOom Out- Mrs Daild Rogers. and her grand- tified Public Accountants held at ABBY, Box 3365. Beverly Hills, Cali- 13th & Main Street and 6th & Poplar Street ' The Annie Armstrong Circle of land. secretary, Mrs Morris Lamb, daughter and husband. Mr. and May 4th the Village Inn, Gilbertav fornia and include a self-addressed, the Pint Baptist Church %VMS s-ill treasurer. Mrs Thomas Loyd and son, also of The spring dance for adult menu- Thursday through Saturday. I stamped envelope. Abby meet at the home of answers bers and their out-of-town guests Mrs. Paul A social hour was held with re- Smithland 1 Lyons at 7 30 p.m freshments being served by t he • • • will be held at the Calloway County • • • Country Club from 9 pin to 1 am. hostesses vi h o were Miss Vivian ' Hale. Mesdames Robert W. Altigi Mason McKee' and Ray Rased- with Music by Tommy Band The Lottle Moon Circle of the Bill Furgerson, Lacy Hopson, CC bacher of Ferndale. Mich.. spent I J. -7- Hostesses will be Mesdames Don First Baptist Church %VMS will Friday with Mr, McKee?, aster, KeLer, Don Luther. and Ace McReynolds 1 I Robinson. Sam knight, meet at the home of Mrs. Porter Mrs, Goldia Curd. and Saturday JahleThniVith, T Don Tucker, and TASTE Holland A...._, at 7 30 pm with Mrs. with his nephew, Richard Smith -RIPE FLAVOR! . • • • 17E M. C Ealik Odell. 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kY 2, 1963 • THURSDAY - MAY 2, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMBS - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE SEVEN ed singing, and it was one of the Joys of his life to serve the Church' as song leader for more than forty years. In 1911 he was married to Miss NEW 11-A77FLY Cat Nura Moore. To this union one son ass bor., Clyde B. Hale. Musa de- KKo Fly Cake is neat, chews, parted this life 1312. odor lriss. Keep moist •.) in plastic Noy; kills flies • In 1917 he was married to Miss Neutrtss Owen. To this union one all season ksssel Egos It,. son was born, Own Henson Hale. makers of th• LARGE BEAUTIFUL LOTS FOR top, power. Excellent condition. Very original sugar base OBITUARY He leaves his wife, Neutress Owen FOR SALE any type home. Water and sewer. reasonable, m us t sell. Telephone fly Seal t-C.R REIVI Hale, two sons, Clyde B. Hale and C Restricted to protect your invest- 762-4408 after 5:00 p.m. zn3p Lubie Ustus Hale, son of the late ment. College Terrace Owen Henson Hale, one sister, Mrs. TWO REDWOOD PICNIC TABLES. Subdivision, Johnnie and Emma Futrell Hale, ovay 1953 FERGUSON "30" TRACTOR, 1 BEDROOM TRAILER. PHONE Craig Outland and on. brother Leon 8' long. on Hamilton Avenue, Kentucky Av- was born January 25th, 1886. De- $15 and $30. Will not build and 753-2602. Hale. Eight grandchildren, five enue, and College Terrace Drive. equipment, phone 753-1911. m3c parted this life Ap91 8th, 1963. Age any more. See Bobby Coles on Hazel great grandchildren, and many oth- Call Glinciel Reaves, 753-5111. m4c ta3c 77 years 2 months 14'days. Highway, fourth house on right APARTMENT AT 306 So. 16th St. er relatives and friends to mourn his past Early in life he professed faith in Texaco Truck Stop, or call Oa- ATTRACTIVE NEW THREE BED.. "NEW HOME- JUST COMPLETED Call Ken Stoll, 762-3732. m7p departure. t 2560. Christ and united with the Elm tine room brick home in restricted area. an unusually attractive and ex- BRAND NEW TOP QUALITY tool). Grove Baptist Church, where he He was a devoted husband, a good 0 Has den-kitchen combination with. tremely well built home. Located in Rote-tillers, electric hedge shears, remaired a faithful member until father and a friend to all. 150 GALLON built-in-stove, ceramic tile b a t h, a quiet, restricted and convenient SEPTIC TANK pump- mowers, electric edger, by hour his death. He was a member of the: He will be greatly missed in his er mounted on truck. storm windows and doors. Priced area. 753-4775 after 5 p.m. New tank. or aay, 210 E. Main, Bilbrey's, 753- Bulk:111.g Comnuttee when the pies- home, his' church and community. BE StletE AND SEE Cal 527-8448. for quick sale. Call 753-3903.. m4c 5617. _ EARLY AMERICAN COUCH AND ent auditorium was built. He enjoy- Itp USED TVs 21, TO BE SOLD FOR JUST ARRJVING NEW Shipment matching chair, 2 lamps, dinette the amount of the repair bill. B11- of good used trailers. 51 Liberty table and chairs, refrigerator and 3 ROOM UNFURNISHED Apart- brey's, phone 753-5617. m2c selling wholesale. Also new 10' %vides electric range. All furniture pract- ment, Hot, cold water and gas heat. from $3,550. Matthews Trailer Sales, ically new. Upstairs 1601 Olive. Must 414 N. 5th. Call 753-5550 after 4:00 GOOD "CHANDLER RICH TOP SOIL. ABOUT Highway 45, Mayfield, CH 7-9066. be sold by June 1. to3p Din m2.I YEARS" 1,000 loads 83.00 per load. Delivered June& • anywhere In the city limits. Call STOVE, REFRIGERATOR. Dinette • 753-2517 days 753-3826 nights, 753- WANT El. riELP VvAfeltU 3352 nights, 753-1474 days. m2c set, bedroom suite. Call 753-4677. WPSD-TV - FRIDAY, 3:30 P.M. m4p QUALIFIED SERVICE INTERNATIONAL 2 ROW CORN LAWNS TO MOW IN MURRAY STATION man, 149Fb planter, 3 point hitch, good condi- NICE 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME, and Kirksey. Call only experienced need to sp- 489-2525 or see two blocks from ply. No phone calls please. Green's A half-hour television show titled, tion. James Slagle, Route 6, Murray. 'College and grade Sonny Tucker. map "The Chandler LBS. school, nice shady lawn, large living Sycamore Service, 403 Sycamore. Phone 436-3588. m2p Years In Review - The True Story of What A. B. room, dining room, hardwood floors, m4p GARDENS TO Chandler Has Done For, And To, - SMALL BABY GRAND PIANO. wall-to-wall carpeting, enclosed ga- BREAK, LAWN OR Kentuckians." timber work. 79 Antique love seat, hand carved rose rage, Insulated and with storm win- Also have good topsoil for flower beds Hatten The telecast is in behalf of Edward T. (Ned) design, both good condition. Phone dows. Call 753-3697. nap Loving', 301 NL)1 ILE Breat- Chestnut, 753-1435. m4c a Parts, Tenn., No. 782. m4p hitt's candidacy for the gabernatioral nomination SPECIAL - In the USED AND REBUILT BATTERIES, PENCILS BY THE HAND FULL lc. SHOE SALE - BAR- May ,28th primary. gains and bargains. $2.00 to $5.00 a $5 00 and up exchange. 6 month , Railroad Salvage. th6e[-SERVICES OFFLIED pair, in basement of Murray Hatch- 39 aarresity. Your Interstate Battery Paid ery. m2c Political Adv. by Breathitt Committee Distributor. North 4th, Murray. USED FIBERGLASS BOAT WITH WANT TO KEEP CHILDREN IN m4c 35 h.p. motor. With or without Published :13 a publie service by this newsioper. home while mother works. Also part trailer. Skits, ski rope and boat -CARD OF THANKS tune baby sitting. Phone 753-6126. cover. May be seen at McKinney's FEDDEFtS Ps TON AIR,, CONDI- M3c We take this opportunity to thank 35Fb honer 1101 Olive St. Call 753-5666. Marine Service on New Concord DAN FLAGG by Don Sherwood our many friends, neighbors and m4c Road. tn3c. WILL relatives who assisted in any way STAY WITH SICK OR eld- SOT. .XmE' WOMAN .F.R'.. A • during the death of our darling lit- "7 ImARNEE. tli FIVE DVS we'v na,Rev OUT THAT erly person VERY 1• MASTERS WAS A TFACtifF AT in their horde 4 days JJ5j SPECIAL 4)•SAPP! RETIREMENT PAr WAG '20 NICE PIGS FOR SALE Reedy 1957 PONTIAC, EXTRA CLEAN. per week. can 753.5560. tle son and nephew, Paul Lee Rich- ,E OF 7,-te MILITARY rEPOSOENT5 MOOCH 10 SENO m3c COPSE NOS MAJOR Ft A&G! VILLAGES NEAR THE SASE! seE stAr, AT LEAST TWO •309 THROUGH Xt.s.E6f I to feed out. Kynois McClure, phone 1950 Plymouth, low milage. 2 mud ardson. ASO THEN ••• 3. DO I kiNGER5TAHC TnAT EVeRYTHING IT TOOK TO MAKE A TIRED 49 and snow 4 vt2VRE Fitt.L.MACer; AGAirieT 5Wi1NE FORGET PL. 3-4770. in5p tires 6.70x15. Chevrolet We especially thank Bro. Archer, THERE WAG A NASTY _ IF YOUR YARD NEEDS MOWING SERGEANT SECAUSE OF 'FCX.CE ACTION' 5C4Nro- GORRy, CTAuNf., SuT THE Corvette spinner hub caps, Le price.1 the flower doners, Max Churchill , . , A FEW Pigs.1 don't fret arbd fuss, go 50iNt MUN'VED MILeG A t1C1TEL Gale ID END IOU HEZ 50 PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE Phone 753-4823. M3.31 fishing, an Funeral Home, for their extra serv- YOU'RE WANTED SACK Al Of 1 leave that long Fred Enoch, Route 1, Hazel, Ky. grass to us Phone ices they did for us, also to the REST CAMP... 25 "HE ltp 1957 PONTAC STAR CHIEF hard- 753-5646 VOUEILS, Phone 491-3472. m4c singers, our many thanks. May God bless each of you. Mr. and Mrs_ Bob Richardson Mr and Mrs. Joe Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris • Itp

K # PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz TIME aid 5- 11 it ‘1.1161,.7•111D Mrs Bennett had intervened her She hadn't understood hie SOME 0065 CHASE STICKS • oeen then to taste Jib to ler room attitude iinti; her guardian ex- TEMPERATURE (SOME DOGS .• ,f oTt IOUS WHEN 4.(0t) THROW THEM._ • • !, 4111.• nature her anis get tier out of her soaking' plained Abraham Allen wanted DAY OR NIGHT ARE PRETTY r .• ,Lty when mhe 12 esoings. She aad oseveernieethe ,7111 to be State Senator, and any DUMB! .-1 .A,• lather a Ulf- • 1• 1$21* • manage- 7.11104 aaaak UM sir hint Pt iscansMil _in the -;147-r:. • nitS5t1 F.,ss trZerlidare than or the ment Of the institute would be DIAL 753-6363COUVESx • 'Ito •..••.•, .n Pier might nes ueen a disaster for him. . , • Dr, • .1•MI •drown- MCI Watt Jill • , Isl. arrow ,be R.Iliamr drowned "Abe IS the cranky type," ti•ind•4 oy fief Bennett nail told Jill with a PEOPLES IANK I\ P ^ilanatv• 111• el CO* 11/1101• 'Mrs Bennett. Jill had come ••• ftt. t•rnrait l the loot,. t,o realize, woe a woman to chuckle "1 wouldn't put it past •• n•Pni I .n.• 00,00 aniltattiPI him to think you are doing this of • it •ea I WA* fire true whom ..sniy ner own unaginary redo,- •-•• thlaw.S1 to• 0.1 lathe, what wee ailments were real When she on purpose " Murray, Ky, ,•it • ...ttr. of •r• than 11P area 1 "Well, if he thinks i lumped canlOc •aaeo re• encountereo an actuar problem Rennott • .I rt , op a- qr10.• 1111 into trial river just CO make she was able to dismiss it sa NANCY by Ernie Bushmiller *Aft Wally mtneed •Stoutest things tough for him ' Jill sput- • Vons Ina Is natt.nr. ft..est though it didn t exist. A ruined "Why, its -,00 ridiculous ' rhaush M. other trustees dress she could worry about tered 1.ave itrat re 1111 • gireirimmt, chey "You nave to make allow- -33c a. firth happily But a leliberate at- n-,a114.11. the ilePlamv ances, my dear" Be.inett said TI-HSIS THREE-1 • tr,tra ...I tee a,..ro-olos ,Ircum- tempt to injure tier nuatiand a UPHOLSTERER .oireks• etilh the result that •Ohllta "Abe is aroctoui not to have 220 OAK 11. ward was something to which HOUSES Fop •a1.1(111.11 1,, anything affect his popularity " • ,a-.1•11,11. reeve., took en the ea. She could turn deal ears. STREET ? UP - _19c r.ihrItantiv for rite father • • . "Popularity!" Jill's gale of atilmtaritt• v•ars THAT'S awn ander laughter had swept net guard- a -1m1 The rsorl•rits iseite•se /11.f PLUNGED back into the trteked then, in an ell ian along with It like a nigh WHERE paper and saw the news a •wIndle. wind and ne chuckled "But it's I LIVE $j89 ▪ item: Ia not funny to him, poor devil!" CHAPTER 5 "The head of a Greek god. he said soberly known as The Man with the! 'THE NEWS 'tern was at the So this time J111 preferred to Broken N WIC said to be the I toot 01 a column of print, check for herself before she work of Praxitelea. has 'teen . the headline so small that JU1 mentioned The Man with the lbJ5 added to the sculpture collec- nearly passed over it entirely U Broken Nose to the governors tion of Hendrick Freelton of Erie nadn't been reading the If the bust were tucked away Cincinnati. Ohio, and will be on 4 newsoaper almost word for somewhere In the Institute she (Display, by card only, during • worn. she would not have seen would feel silly And yet it was the week of August 10." it it all beyond the range of probability the Broken heads rhe paper was ft shield be- The Man with that there could be two tween her and the Bennetts axid Nose. Jill put down the paper, by the same sculptor, both with a• a , Ice O. •••• as a...a hew.. area.. aa. Efi.edia/A1/1.1_4,a7- she was reluctant to put It too preoccupied to worry about the nose broken off. down, to face the reproachful the Henrietta' scrutiny There She sauntered away from the eyes of her hosts. couldn't possibly be two such house, glad to escape for a ABBIE AN' SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren It had been Friday when she heads by Praxneles, both dam- while from the Bennetts. If only in the same way, and the Chester would take an Interest tutd taken her unexpected --- THAT WE ESCAPE SC STRIKE YOUR WEAPON, AMOS. IF ITS plunge in the rivet All day Sat• original belonged to her father. in that very pretty girl next EASILY. I WAS AFRAID MY THE WISH OF AW DAUGHTER HESTER TO urrirty at the insistence of Mrs LI had been one of his favorite door. It wait awkward to have FATHER -WHO NEVER TAKES TASTE THE BITTER PLEASURES CF THE 4 Bennett. she mid stayed In bed. poseessions one of the few to live in his house, knowing HIS EYE OFF ME-- oursIDE woRLD, THEN SHE MUST. -- • though she felt no ill effects pieces he Kept with htm She how disappointed he was, how WOULD HAVE NO-- WE SHALL NEITHER PREVENT from her accident She hadn't remembered seeing It over the aggrieved his mother felt. For NOR DETAIN HER FRCA01 HER DESTINY. even caught cold But bed nad mantel in the apartment In the first thne Jill looked for- SUSPECTED been • refuge as the paper was Paris. in a niche in that cold ward to her twenty-flret birth- MY PLAN; ALL WE CAN DC IS PRAY FOR, SAFETY,' now Foe Maori Bennett with palace in Florence where they day and freedom_ Nine more HER a mothers aware:rens of tier had rented two floors for a months. son s disappointment Knew that year. on a pedestal in the li- Yet the thought of the money rine hao refused to marry Chao. brary of their country house In she would have oppressed her. tro , En gtand It would be a great responsi- Neither of the Bennetts had The telephone rang and Mr. bility. Of course, the governors Men'ioneo it of course but Bennett heaved himself out of would probably continue to han- . .tim • th anowicOge was clear tri Ills chair and went inside. Jill dle It for her That tied been Mr Bennett s reproachful eye*. clown ner eyes trying to recall ber father's idea. Unless, of in nis wife a new restratnt Slier the position of the lead In the course, she married • man who administer AlEal wrta tatting Al, she could to 'show Institute Curious, she had never was competent to el VI. 'l noticed before that it was not her estate. I. a, s aa •••••••, no difference in net attitude ca, 1 Ida Vaaa, but sne tell net son s pain and on display tier guardian came She remembered the letter mould not. forgive Jill for back her father had left for her. She It so often that she flaying caused It. "That was Clayton.- he said had read heart: LIL' ABNER by Al Capp (*nester 113/1 been solicitous "Suggested I drop 'n for a chat. knew It by ann Kind when ma •ather tied won't be gone long An hour 'You', will marry, of course Some lucXy man will find in noroent her hart( to Mt house at the outside I suppose. Maud, DID /O'LJEST SA11 TH AH DON'T /14-i HA INC T A GUEST, you a loyal and loving wife, soaking wet and but he you d better ask him and hie BIGGEST HAM IN SEE NO SO IT WOULDN'T 5E ',made no attempt to force Ma daughter to dinner They'll want ready to tare problems with courage, to create a real part- BIG HAM- HONEST FD'ME TO ittentions on net \net his ErST to meet Gillian And 'hey have TH' WORLD WENT snocierxi excla.nration tee neri in a house guest, a cousin, a man nership, to bring laughter and iN 1-HAR 9 WEAR OUT TH' slated on knowing what mad named Holt Dan Holt." sunlight .into his home. Wheth- ELEVATOR happened He nem listened In- "I'll write a note now and you er he Is rich or poor does not tently los face wnite can take It over with you. Will matter. Follow your heart You "But Jill my dear, no one Tuesday be all right?" She fol- have an understanding heart kernild deliberately nave thrown lowed her husband into the that rarely misleads You. But I leave you is a nri liF at veu ' nor I me the money "Thata what I told tier." his 'on impulse, J111 got up She trust. U your husband is to fattier declared "Take my had caused so much disturbance handle It. he must be a man of word. some Kids Were fooling ny speaking of her accidents unimpeachable honesty, a man bond, 40,„‘ around and got scared when that she wanted to ne sure het Whole word needs no a INP they realized ‘vtrott trios, had suspicions were Justified before man whose sense of responsi- done " She said anything now about bility is stronger than his per- sonal ambition. Such a man rou "But the railing nad been the Priutneles bust MT Clayton ripped away." 1111 said stub- had changed his plane and come richly deserve. such a man I oornly. "Sonieone planned It here because of her Mr. Allen hope yoro will find arid marry.' thai way." had, quite frankly, not believed (To Ele Continued Tomorrow)

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