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_a United Press IN OUR 78th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, April 19, 1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. 1.:XXVIII No. 94 THREE COUNTY SCHOOLS ON EMERGENCY- Soil Bank Agreement Robert Lamb Is Contract Says Small School Census Blamed Re-elected At Chairman Goodwin A Soil Bank Acreage Reserve Locally; 8 In State Closed agreement is, a legal contract between the farmer who signed Tappan Stove FRANKFORT 101 —The state The board a:so gave emergen- it and the U. S. Government, Board of Educatiorr Tharsday cy ratings to 40-high schools Eulis Goodwin, Chairman of the and schools MANSFIELD, 0., April 16 :— county ASC said today. notified 12 state high warned 91 others that their rat- . they must shnv.- cause why they ings will be redUced in 1958 Paul I. Bern°, recently .named "Regulations under which the . should not be disaccredited by unless they correct. 'treasurer of the Tappan Stove program Is operated make no noted . de- June 25.. -- Company, was elected a vice- provision for, revision or cancel- fleienThclosingee"' of West Point, 'resident of the company at the lation of the agreements after the Eight of the affected schools Buckeye. Eorkland and rd of directors meeting today. close of the signup for the crop Trenton are scheduled to be closed by schools was recommended Members of the board of di- covered by the agreement," he be. tneir local school boards. cause of limited curricula, rectors, who were re-elected at added. The closing date far sign- poor Dr. Robert R. Martin, superin- laboratory equipment, inadequate the stockholders meeting yester- ing acreage reserve agreements tendent of public instruction, libraries, top few teachers day, are: Paul R. Tappan, Alan was March 1 for tobacco and and recommended closing pof the oth- enrollments cotton and March 8 for corn. of less than 100. -^ er four—Trenton in Todd County; .1 ..."^ a• Compliance with his acreage Forkland in Boyle County; West Martin said that pupils at reserve agreement will determine Point in Hardin County a n d Buckeye --could attend school at whether' or not a farmer will Buckeye in Garrard County. .Paint Lick---e -Lancaster; those receive his full payment, he The eight scheduled to be at Trenton could go to Guthrie, concluded. closed locally are: Arlington, and Forkland pupils could attend Bardwell. Cunningham and Mil- Perryville or Junction City Rotary Hears burn in Carlisle County; Marion schools. Independent; Mayor—Underwood College West Point pupils could Quartet in Frankfort; Cayce in Fulton go to Vine Grove, or possibly to County and Horse Case Negro Valley The Murray Rotary Club was high school. . High School. if an agreement entertained yesterday by a quer- could be worked out with the • t;t from Murray State College Jefferson County Board of Edu- conVosed, Of .SAMMY_ Orr. _Chuck cation. Bendor, Ken- Uutfille,- and Dick Lynn Key Hearings .1xilL_Iae—iic1d- before Norris. BEFORE: Leon Collie is shown with his two FS The helpers as they begin the task of cleaning up the old T. 0. Turner the state board June 25 f o r quartet rendered several homeplace, located on North Fourth Street and Walnut. superintendents selections which were well re- As can be seen the entire yard is littered with trash, and local board concrete blocks, debris. Members ceived by the entire club. and Away on the proposed dis- accreditation. They were introduced by Rob- Local officials also ert must furnish written information Bear Nat Ryan Hughes in- Lynn Key. age 62. passed away troduced on accreditation to the state the program for Darrell this morning at his home on Shoemaker, board by June 1. who was not • able West Main Street at 6:45 am.. to Other county high schools attend the meeting. following a hear attack. He had Visiting placed on an emergency basis Robert Lamb Rotarians were Claude been ill for about four months (Continued from Page Two) Toler of Paris, Tennessee. Tur- as result of a hear attack but P. Ttappan. W. R. (Dick) Tall.- ley of Paris and Dwight Norman had been much improved and pan. W. Hubert Tappan. William of Paris, Raymond Miller of kis death -was surldese 4. Mabee, Robert M. Lamb, Sr., Mayfield; and Charles T. Yar- He is survived by his widow. Glen 'Miran Arthur B. Ritzenthaler, Paul I. brough of Carthage. Missouri. Mrs. Fanny Key; two daughters. Berno. Harold 0. Dysart„ and Bill Wallace reported that at4 Mrs. Parvin Adams, RFD 2. Austin C. Rhoads. Also re-elect- tendance last week dropper to Murray.. Mrs. Don Blankey. St. 82 per cent. Louis, Mo.; one Is Regent At- 'ed were: Robert J Merritt and son, Herbert Louis J. Mitchell. executives of Key, Murray; three half-sisters. the O'Keefe and Merritt , Co., Joe Buchanan Mrs. Itintale Kerns, St. Louis. Mo.. Los Angeles. California, Tappan's - Jack Topias, Royal Oak. Murray State West Coast subsidiary. At Fort Benning Mict., Mrs. Ben Taylor. Rose- field. Mich.; one brother, Walter Offieers- re-elected by the FRANKFORT IP —Gov. A. B. Key. Murray and board , of directors are: .Paul P. (AHTNc) — Army Pvt. Joe five grand Chandler Thursday children. appointed 10 ;ration. president; W. R. Tappan. E. Buchanan, whose wife.. Elsie, new members on the board of ' He was a member of the South /14,../tst vice-president and general lives at 602 Poplar st., Murray, regents of the five state colleges. Pleasant Grove Methodist church manager: Mabee, vice - president Ky., is receiving eight weeks of The 10 new appointees, coupl- and assistant general manager; basic combat training with the where the funeral will be con- ducted Saturday Lamb, vice-president in charge 3d Infantry Division's 64th Tank afternoon at 2:30. Burial of inter-plant coordination; Ritz- Battalion at Fort Benning, Ga. will be in the church cemetery. Officiating ent haler. vice - president in The 24-year old soldier attended ministers will be WO. charge of sales; Herrin. vice- 14ew Concord High School. His Hoyt Owen and Bro. Helshy. president and treasurer; Dysart, parents, Mr and Mrs. Roosevelt Friends may call at the Max secretary and Robert G. Appleby, Buchanan, live in New Concord. assistant treasurer. R. Churchill Funeral. H4.,Me. the funeral hour. Mabee is alio vice-president James Rose With .and general manager of the feKeefe and Merritt subsidiary. Third Division Bible Department Berno became associated with Head Tappan in 1929 as a (AIITNC) -- Army Pvt. James To Speak Here sales cor- AFTER: This "'after" respondent after being graduat- T. Rose, whose wife, Dorothy, photograph shows Leon standing proudly in the' center of the now $.4ampletely cleaned lot. the concrete Felix A. Lorenz. head of the ed from Georgetown University. and mother. Mrs. Hilda B. Rose, All blocks are stacked neatly along side the right of the lot and all debris has been raked up and 0.9c H live at 207 N. Fifth st • Murray, carted away. Department of Religion of Madi- e was soon named territory Mr. Collie cooperated with the Chamber of Commerce in their "Clean-Up, Paint-Up" campaign son College, Nashville, Tennes- manager and in 1937 was pros. Ky., is receiving eight weeks which is now in progress. see. will be the speaker at 11:00 I muted to assistant sales manager. of basic combat training with rretrelt—April 20 at the Pirtirray I He also atterurecl Harvard the 3d Infantry Division's 64th Busi- Seventh-day Adventist Church' ness School. Tank Battalion at Fort penning. Woffold J. G. With Felix A. Lorenz Jr. will speak During World War II. he set's'- Ga. Rose was graduated from Murray Drops at the Vesper Hour at 7:30- Fri- as major Almo High School in 1949. Photo Detachment in the Quarter Mas- day. April 19. ter Corps and up his return to On Aircraft Carrier Brother Lorenz hTilds the Tappan in 1946 was named de- Benton Batchelor of Divinity Degree velopment manager. Kirksey First Grade (FHTNC) 11-10 . FAR EAST —J. G. from ethe Seventh-day Adventist Glen Doran In 1948. he was promoted md. aviation storekeeper to To Be On Television Woff, Theological Seminary of Wash- director of merchandising. He third class. USN, son with 10 'appointees 1956, of H. E. The Murray High 'Tiger.., de- ington, D.C. Felix Jr. is. also a ed in was named treasurer in Febru- Woffond of Route 5. Murray, chantliions, governor 20 of the The first grade of Mrs. Lennie is. fending • regi, inal graduate Of the Seminary, and' give the. total ary of 1957 and elected to To Be serving photographic of 35 board members at Western, the Saturday with a de- dropped the visiting Benton In- Farris" of Kirksey, will go to is at present working on his board of directors in Morehead, March. Nashville in the morning to ap- dians 11-10 last night in the education at George Peabody Kentucky State. East- •Berno. who is married and season opener for (Continued has pear on a televisicfn show. They Murray. College... He is the head of the from Page Two) three sons, resides Harvey Ellis, Chairman of the Russ. Mrs. Truman at 781 Wood- will appear on WSM Channel 4, Turner, Mrs. Jerry Buchanan led the Mur- Department of Speech at ------hand Calloway County 4-H Club Ad- Madi- Road, Mansfield. Saturday. ApYil 20 at noon. Eddie Billington, Janet Like, Jr. ray batting attack with a single, son College. I Next meeting of the visory Council, will be in charge leader. Murray High: Mary and Ernest McReynolds board of The show will .be for thirty Dun- double triple in five trips. This father ancrson team will directors will be on May 31 of the County Rally which is away, community leader. Mrs. Thurman Baker at minutes. The many friends and had twn'for four have the services at the local At Fort Eustis the company office. to be held Saturday, April 20, Rudolph Paschall, Donna to lead the parents of the first grade at Ruth Benton attack. church during the remainder ut at the Murray Higli School. Grogan. Jr. leader, Mrs. The,,,hattery for Kirksey will be able to see the A. D. Murray was April and all of May while the FORT EUSTIS. Va. (AHTNC) NO BARGAIN Wallace, June Foy. Jr. leader, Pugh land Smith; for Benton, children and Mrs. Farris on the Joe Dick and Mrs. Brent Man- pastor, Joseph A. Tucket, is —Specialist Third Class' Ernest Mrs. Norris Rowland, Mrs. Bill Peck and Stone. Murray's next filling show. ning are. in charge of registras appointments in Eastel•gi C. McReynolds, son of Mr. and WYTHEVILLE, Va. RfN — Don- -Warren. Murray' Tralning: lor$ -home game will be Monday tions. The registrations will be- 5ite7'Kentucky. Mrs. E. G. Mclill'ynolds, Route 1, old Umbezger. 38, thought his Oran Hull. community leader, when they play host to gin at 12:30 p.m. and the pre- South Murray. recently was assigned $9, parking fine was excessive Mrs. Olin Moore, Mrs. Bob Baz-• Marshall, The Tigers will Oak Grove To Hold Itminartes will begin at that meet to the 285th Transportation. Corn-. to he appealed to County Court sell; Lynn Grove: Mrs. Brent Mayfield in their home park Neil Etheridge Is time. The preliminary events will pans- at Fort Eustis. Va. nd got it- reduced to Sunrise Service Manning. community leader. Mrs. Tuesday night. Both El plus include speeches, demonstrations, games will Named Representative Specialist McReynolds entered' Bill Murdock, Mrs. Calvin Scott, starte at 7:00 p.m. i and electrical project judging. the Army in July 1954 and corn- . _ There .will be su's rise services Mrs. Leslie Dalton. Mrs. Chester Neil W. Etheridge has been pleted basic tratiing at Fort at the Oak Gro te Cumberland The main part of the Rally Myers. Hazel: Mrs. William Ad- scheduled appointed by the Bush:Less Messrs. Jackson, S. C. Presbyterian Church Sunday at is to start at 2:30 p.m. ams. community leader, Mrs. Pat Weather Graves Assurance Campany 4e1 serve 5:15 a.m. Everyone is cordially invited to Thompson. Mrs. Preston Bran- Morris Is as a special representative for the Report Coffee and donuts will attend the event which will in- don. Mrs. Ellis Paschall. Faxon: Easter Sunrise be J. G. Wofford With AA Battalion company in the Murray, Kentucky served after the service. clude a dress style revue, musi- Mrs: Milton Outland. t area, W. T. Trelkeld, Branch Service Planned cal talent, electrical project dis- In charge of demonstration are tachment aboard the attack air- Southwest Kentucky —Mostly WARREN. Ohio (AHTNC) Manager of Paducah. announc- play, and many other interest- Mrs. Sherwood Potts. Mrs. Wil- craft carrier USS Shangri-La. cloudy and warm with scattered Army - Pvt. Graves W. Morris, ed. An Easter Sunrise ing phases of 4-H work. liam Adams Normally based ,at the Mira- *twice will showers and Bake Sale Will and Mrs. Earnest son of Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Etheridge is nosy thunderstoms this In charge of arrangements is Madrey. qualified to be held at the College practice ma Naval Air Station, San Diego, Morris, Murray, Ky.. present" afternoon, tonight and Saturday. Be Held Robert Young recently -the full line of BMA field on Sunday morning at 5:00 Saturday for electrical pro- Calif., with Light Photographic was today near 80. Low tonight assigned to the 508th Anti- services _including life insurance, o'clock, it was announced today ject display. Mrs. Kenneth Palm- PRINCIPAL FINED Squadron 61. his detachment was low 60s. aircraft Artillery Battalion - at accident and health insurance, by the campus religious council. The yruth fellowship of the er is in charge of the style re- assigned to the carrier to provide Some 5:30 a m. temperatures: Warren, Ohio. hospitalization. major medical This annual observance is sp- Goshen Methodist church will view. Assisting her are the fol- BINGHAM. Me. ftP —School aerial photographtc reconnais- Covington 60, Louisville 58, Pa- Morris entered the Army last expense. annuities and group oni,ored by thrt-TOlifiettseach year. slionsor a bake sale Saturday lowing local leaders_ Kirksey: principal Charles Gillis paid sance. ducah 62. Lexington a January and received basic coin-- plans. Paul T. Lyles will, .57, London morning at 8:00 in front of Mrs. Kenneth Palmer. commun- $10 fine for The be the speak- passing a stopped detachment is equipped bat training at Fort Knox. He -is married, 53,- Bowling Green 55 and Hop- Belk-Settle Co. ity leader, Mrs. Ocus school and the father er for this Easter event and Bedwell, bus. Testifying against with F9F8-P "Cougar" jets, the He is a 1954 graduate kinsville 56. All types of baked Mrs. Cecil of Alm, of one son and one daughter. special' music will be under the goods will Like, Mrs. Bill Perry, him were thee of his high school Navy's newest operational Photo- High School Evansville, Ind., 61. presented and a former asso- The family resides at 720L2 direction og, Joe Prince, a stu- a spokesman reported. Mrs. Ralph Riley, Mrs. Harmon students. graphic RecOnnaissance aircraft. a ciate in Morris Used ears. Sycamore St., Mumay. dent at the college, •

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.1h PAGE TWO.. \ • THR LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENT JCL FRIDA11 - APRIL 19, 1957 Murray Players THELEDGER & TIMES MAJOR LEAGUE Named To OVC Just Like Old Times As PUBLISHED BY LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANS, Consolidation of the 'Murray ...Ledger, The Calloway Times, and Th.. COOKEVILLE. Tenn. tIP - LAWN ROY .Unes-Herald. October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, Januai:. The Ohio Valley Conference Pitchers Pick On Favorites MOWERS (1. 1942. Thursday named two Murray 16 State College and two Morehead from $69.95 JAMES C. NILLIAMS, PUBLISHER State College players to the All By FRED DOWN Kansas City Athletics, 6-2, be- OVC basketball team. United Press Sports Writer . hind's fiCur-hit , effort by Jack !re reserve the right to rejuict any Advertising. Letters to the Editor. Selected for the first team It's like old times today for Hatehman, who's beaten the A's ar Public Voice items which in our opuitun are not for the bee: War forward Steve Hamilton four pitchers who celebrated lour times and net er lost to ea.:lest !ti. our readers. EX CELLO andiguard Harlan Tulle of More- their first appearances of the them during his career in. the A.L. 18" . $89.95 HATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 136.3 head; center, Ralph Crestiievaite new season by .picking on fav- -cousins." The Chicago Cubs Walloped Monroe. 'Memphis, Tenn.; .2.50 Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michigan and guard Owen Lawson, of orite 21" .. $99.95 The No. 1 job, of course, was the St. Louts Cardinals, 10-2, &v e. Chicago; su Etolyston St., BustoG Western, and Qutitman Sullins of Mtrray. .). turned in by Lew Burdette who and the New York Giants beat American League 6-2, in Catered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Secon dteam berths went to pitched the Milwaukee Braves the Philadelphia Phits, Ni... while the Second Class Matter W L Pct GB Dave „Keleher, Morehead; Ger- to a 1-0 victory over the Cin- the other games GOOD USED the New York 2 0 1.000 ald Tabor, Murray; Jerry Hurst, cinnati Redlegs. It was the eighth Lieveiand Inoiaes downed SUBSCRIPT/ON RATES: By Cainer m Murray, per week 20e, per innings Excello REEL Chicago 2 0 1.000 Middle Tennessee; Kenny Sid- straight win for Burdette over Detroit tigers, 8-3, in ii stea..11 lii Calloway and actio.n.tng counties, per year $350, else- ashingten benators 85c. Kansas City 2 I 667 ee well, Tennessee Tech and Larry the Redlegs dating to 1955 and and the et $39.95 /Mere, $5.50. Destun I I ,.SO4) niVuod, Eastern Kentuekee it gaee..him a 10-4 career _record. 0eat the Baltimore Orioiese 6-4, games. Cleveland 1 500 I against them. in the other A.B. - TRADE IN YOUR OLD MOWER - FRIDAY - APRIL. 19, 1957 Baltimore 1 2 333 1.1 2 The Brooklyn Dodgers remain- Moe Dranowsey, me $60,000, Tigers To Play pitcner, the Car- Washington 1 if • 333 Ile ed the only other unbeaten team bonus stopped Large SWING GYM (slide & glider $32.50 in the National League dinals on tour his. Gene Baker, PEACE BEYOND THE GRAVE Detroit 0 3 000 2te Paris Today when TRASH BURNER $2.10YARD BROOM 90 Sal Maglie tosed a four-hitter meanwhile, v.•anuped mree hits for a.6-1 triumph over the Pitts- uiclucting a triple and uouble to GRASS SNIPS 98 GARDEN RAKES $2.25 The Murray High • Yesterday's Results Tigers of burgh Pirates, The 39-year-old pace the Cubs- la-nit attack on HEDGE SHEARS $2 45 WHEELBARROW $9.95 Coach Dub Russell carry their Maglie now has a 23-5' lifetime Live pitchers. Gail riarris and baseball GARBAGE CAN, 20-gal. s the Easter season approaches Once more, we think New York 3 Boston 2 hopefuls to Paris today mark against the flues. Hank Sauer cacti hunieeed and $2.98 where they face the unbeaten for each individual to ascertain for sure just Chicago 6 Kansas City 2 A couple of American League knocked in three runs to lead GARDEN HOSE, 50-ft. $2.45 A it well Grove High Blue Devils in a C.eveland 8 Detroit 3 in inns) jinxes enabled the New York the Giants to their victory be- how he stands in the matter of life beyond the grave. . seven inning game starting at LADIES SIZE SHOVEL $2.85 Washington 6 Baltimore 4 (night) Yankees and Chicago White Sox hind a solid eight-hit job by observance, 4:00 p.m. , RAKE $1.90 HOE $2.20 Easter is the high point in the Christian to chalk.- up their second con- Ruben Gomez. Sauer's homer Coach Russell will send either because it is on the resurrection of Christ-from the dyad secutive victories. was the 256th of his career. Jerry Buchanan or Tarry' to: Today's Games The world champion Yankees Rookie }lager Maria' grand Flat .that Christianity is based' If Christ had not risen from the mound and Roy Smith , will Tint gal. $4.90 qt. $1.50 scored two tainted runsBotr 'it the slam homer climaxed a five-run Christian•religion•would be no better scheduled). catch. Should Tarry open on 1 the dead, then th.e No games ninth inning to down the Boston Cleveland rally in the Satin Enamel gal. 5.95 qt. 1.95 the hill. Buchanan would play , 11th that than any of the pagen beliefs that are followed in all Red -Sox, 3-2. with Grim returned Ray Narleski short stop. Other starters are , the win- picking up the win in relief. ner over Detroit. Gloss Enamel gal. 6.95 qt. 2.25 parts of the world. Tomorrow's Games 'Carl Stout, first base; Dave ) Relief pitcher Grim ,now has are - lits2 record Pedro Ramos yielded only oner Christ did rise from the dead and proved without a J Buchanan, second bay;Danjeugh,i . against the Red Sox, who haven't unearned run over the liansas City-at Chicago Nast;moot ioe •Bwerer. third base; I last 6 1-3 PORCH ENAMEL gal. $6.00 qt. $1.75 dniiht That since he did. rise, from the dead, he can and beaten him since the 1955 sea- .innings gain credit Cleveland at Detroit'. - Glenn Brewer. (eft field; Nelson for the RFD son. Senators' first_ OUTSIDE gal. $4.10 -qt. $1.30 ' will, carry all who -believe- it hint into everlasting life in Baltunofe at Washington Shroat, center field-es-and Dan; victory of the The White Sox 'drubbed the year EVER KLEEN OUTSIDE gal. $5.95 .. qt. $1.75 Heaven. ., ' • New York at Boston Roberts or Eddie Wells, right The Christian has a difficult way in this world. He field _11 The Blue Devils coached by NAVACO knows that the only "way is to -live a clean life with a National League Bobby Williams have won thee' . clean .conscience anci when he conies into contact with two starts including a win over Public Auction ALUMINUM GB Trezvant. Oa which is IRA clean and free from deceit, he is made W L Pct strong Milwaukee 2 0 1 000 AWNINGS more .conscious of it. - Brooklyn( 2 0 1.000 We believe that the Christian will find far more joy St. Louis_ 1 1 .500 1 .1 • Nat Vaughn Farm FREE ESTIMATES and, rest through. his c-Ornmunitin with God than, with Pittsburgh 1 1 500 1 Glen Doran... New York 1 1 - .300 I • any person, Christian or otherwise on this earth. Chicago 1 1 .500 1 Only too often do we tind people whom we consider Philadelphia 0 2 .000 2 (Continued from Page One) • (Known As Old Ira Barber Place) Phone for Measuring to be outstanding -Christians, only to be one more per- Cincinnati 0 2 .u00 2 ern and Murray state colleges. and Pricing ea Or, Robert II. Martin, super- son who has come to grips With his conscience and his - 4 Miles Southwest of Murray - intendent of putlic instruction, e Combination Aluminum Storm Screen Doors . $35 knowledge of what shouid be done, and lost out to com- Yesterday's Results ex officio chairman of eich Pull Down Hidden Stairway $24.50 promise. the five .college boards. 1;: Pittsburgh 1. New atipointees Thursday in- 50-ACRE FARM, HOUSE and - Linoleum Floor Tile, 9x9, as low as ... 10c per tile This,..is -not to say that persons should not be respect- New I% rk -6 Philadelphia 2 clude: e, Congowall Wall Covering 54" 40c ft. -aa-yoite who____Lries_railiv_e_ a _Christian life Milwaukee 1 Cincinnati 0 Western:- Sam' Ezelle, Louis- OUT BUILDINGS Sandran Counter Covering 27" 59c ft. should be respected. However it is only in Christ that we Chicagoi i0'St. rotitg die. and Hugh Poland, Guthre They will serve with Dr. W. i: find the znialling sympathy.. the constantly out-stretched McCormack, Bowling Green, ane The above property will be sold for cash at hand of Compassion and understanding, and Games Spragens. Lebanon, whet,. the know- Today's Robert Public Auction Monday, May 6, 1957 at 1:00 ledge that He Will he the same tomorrow as He is today. • the governor appointed last yei STARKS HARDWARE (No games scheduled). Eastern - Judge Thomas p.m. On this Easter Sunday we can ail do well to reiterate at the Court House door. McGregor, Frankfort, and Ea) 12th & Poplar Phone 1142 to ourselves the fact tnat we do believe that Jesus Christ Combs. Richmond. they w. is the Son of God and to pledge ourselves to live in such Tomorrow's Games sere with Dr. Ernest Begle GEORGE HART, Auctioneer "WHERE PARKING IS NO PROBLEM" , a inanver that people will know we are Christians Hazard, and former Gov. Fit. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn D. Sampson, Barbeurville, te - , without being told. 4, ' Philadelphia at New York pointed last year by Chandli e rhoutd.rwiaize too that few reWards come pn this Chicago at St. Louis and Keen Johnson. Louisville, • •earth and possibly: nose. . and Cecil Sanders, Lancaster. Sitirriy - Glen Doran, 11111r-- As long- as mankind. deals with mankind, ,there win Major League ray, with another scheduled to continue to be . present the evils of compromise, deceit,. Results be appointed later. . • cowardice. Ad failure to stand for the right.- ' ' Merehead'- - Dr. W. f. Day, Ashland, and Christians can. Charles Gilley, univ take heart from the knowledge Winchester, were named to serve UNITED PRESS that Ida on this earth .s only a flash between eons of ' By with previous Chandler apboin- American League te;es Dr. W. H. Cartmell, Mays- enciltss time, and that the. greater part ot the Christian 000 000 012-3 6 0 New York ville. and Dr. Paul life 000-,--2 7 0 Hall, Paints- will be spent in HeaNen. With that in mind, the Reston 000 010 ville. Kucks. Grim (8) and Berra: F. Christian can do as well as he can on this karth, and ' Kentucky State-The governor Sullivan (0-1) and White. Win- named Deey Daniel. Hazard. louk forward to an endless peace that can be acquired 11-01. HRs-- Bauer Ray ner- Grim Binford, Versailles an: in no way other than by believing in (1st). Nelson Christ. 15t 1. Gernert O'Neal. Lexington. ' Kansas City 000 001 010-2 4 2 Chicago 000 002 31x-6 12 0 10 Years Ago This Week Kellner. Gorman (6). Trucks Blake 18) and Smith, Harsh- ,3 County... >ok, Loser Ledger man 1-0) and Lollar. - And Tintel File Kellner. (0-1). Hfts - Kellner i 1st Minos° (1st), Lollar (1s1). ACentinued from Page One) DeMaestri (1st). Harshmarit). for the 1957-1958- school year .•!rs. C. D. Pacchall is in Mialni, Fla., guest of her are: Hazel. Lynn Grove, and New cia..giiter, Mrs. Gene Irvan 'and family this week. • 11 Innings Conomd. Cleve. 120 000 000 05-8 9.0 These three Calloway schools Houston "Hound" Elder, former Murray Stale gild Detroit 000 102 000 00-3 11 2 have been on an emergenCy basis DAIMLER-BENZ CliR11SS WRIN Studebaker-Packard star, has been named assistant grid 'coach at this Univer- Lemon, Messi -(6). Narleskt according to Leon Grogan, Coun- sity o" Marylandaccord-Thy to a recent annnouncement (9) and Began: Hoeft. Bunning ty Attendance Officer. Hazel has companies employing 107,000 people, with sales in 1956 by athletic Director Jim Tatum. Elder joins Walter (2). Feytack (7). Aber (10), 68 in high schQl. Lynn grove These three two hundred sixty-six million dollars, announce the signing Deiekell, George Barclay, and Bill Meek as assistant Crirriian (11 1 and House. Wilson 94 and New Concord 81 students. totaling one billion, to for a fully-integrated program of engineering, production, 'return. (7). Winner - Narleski 11-0. A school is supposed ta have of agreements providing Loser - Aber -(0--I,. Hits - automotive vehicles: automotive, marine and industrial gaso- • •, 100 students to fully qualify, sales and service of Congratu:ations to Mr. ,iind Mrs.. I. E. Allbritten Smith list), Mans (tst). Cfrogan said. line and diesel engines: and diesel and gasoline fuel injection systems. All of these NVL (.:revrat,d their fiftieth wedding anniversary .Sun Parksville. Marrowbone, Ky- companas have been associated for years with quality, precision manufacture Baltimore 012 000 100-4 7 I day at their 1-,,,me in New Providence, reek. Sunfish, Aueier. Rilerview, and high-performance products. Washingtotee- .012 003 110x-6 6 Farmington. ,Lewditort. F.ilgham, Pursuant to these agreements. Daimler-Benz and Curtiss-Wright have formed The Grand Jury of the April term of Calloway Moore. O'Dell -16), Forinele Dalton, Hansen, Rosenwa:.1-Don- company -Curtiss-Wright Mercedes-Benz. Inc.-to provide cirmit which met Monday adjourned Tues- 16) Ferrarese (8) and Triandes, basr. Coi-dia. Knott. R. enwald art American and day ri.t..r..14: nine indictments. bum 18): Abernathy. Pantos (Knox County,, Magnolia., Stin- for the development and sale of Daimler-Benz products in the United States, (a) W. A. -ital.! annnounces the and Berberet. FitzGerald (9). nett. Dunham, Laurel, C).,indlers Canada. Mexico and Cuba. hiarriage of her Loser - Moore (VI). .o.•er: H.R-Siev- -napel. Guthrie, Bristio,e and Studebaker-Packard Corporation in signing the agreements will now make Braman Key. and flodie Carhey on ers (2nd 1. 4 domestic and imported sports cars, conver- - • available to its dealers a full line of Natienal League tibles,•sedans and station wagons-ranging in price from under $2,000 up to oladelphia 010 000 001-2 8' 0 $13,000-gasoline and diesel powered trucks and all-wheel drive utility vehicles. w Yerk", 000 402 00x--6 71 Mercedes-Benz cars and distinctive Mercedes-Benz features-such as fine - MARKET REPORT _ Simmons, Farrell (6). Miller coachwork, swing axles and transmissions-will be exclusive to Studebaker- and Lopata; Gomez oe.€ See; (1-0) Packard. Westrum. Loser - Simmons Corporation, now building diesel Murray Livestock Co. -1). HRe-Harris (1st), Sauer 'FLYING ANT," The Utica-Bend Division of Curtiss-Wright ). engines foe the U. S. Navy, will import and manufacture Mercedes-Benz diesel 'NATCH OUT FOR COSTLY Sales Each Tuesday at 2:00 O'clock engines and diesel and gasoline engine fuel injection systems under the agree- oteleergh-- Wes • T[RUM_ DAMAGE!' ments. The engines will range from a 4-cylinder model of 25 h.p. to ft supercharged oetlen April 16, 1957 100.101 21x-6 14 2 8-cylinder model of 600 h.p. Arrevo. Purkey (5), Chem Further agreements are being negotiated between Daimler-Benz and Curtiss- TOTAL HEAD 970 . King (8) and Kravitz: et Call TERMINIX - World', manufacture of aircraft Cod Quality Fat Steers 18.00-21.00 • (1-0,) and Campanella. 1., Wright Corporation for the interchange of rights for the Medium Quality Butcher Cattle 14.00-17.50 Arrioe..44-4.... Hite Hodge,. Largest Termite Control products. Baby- Beeves . 17.00-21.00 :ride Snider (lit). Organization .Fat Cows, Beef Type 12.00-14.00 All Work and Service nemnati 000 Canners and Cutters 7.00-11.00 000 .000-0 6 Performed By Pulls .t.heaukee 000 000 00x-1 7 0 12.20-15.40 Jeffcoat. Saneez ' 48, and Bel- OHIO VALLEY TERMINIX CARL F. ROY T. Ateneer H. F t VEAL S - ie Burdette ( I-0) and Crand- President, Da iler-Beria Chairman and President, President, Studebaker-Packard CORP. Corporation !. Leser-Jefferiat (0-1). HR- ot North A ica, Curtiss-Wright Corporation ...ron 41 Fancy Veali . 25.00 (let). P.O.Box 84 Paducah, Ky. • No. l Veals 22.80 Phone 3-2934 or 3-f.,,96 l')To. 2 Veals 21.50 Chicago ((21 021 040-10 if Contact direct or for Refereace .Throwouts . 6.00-19.00 St. Louis 000 020 000- 2 4 0 Drabouoilty (1-0) and Neent'art of Performance of Wor.,14 call HOGS - Dickson, Schmidt (3), R. G Local Customers or Srr ith (6), Jackson (8). Wilhelm 1 if)) MURRAY LUMBER CO. 180 to 240 - pomade. 17.50 and H. Smith. Loser Dick- eon Murray, Ky. Phone 282 •

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1y FRIDAY' APRIL 19, 1957 TEE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY PAGE THREE ?.S 4:00 The Big Show PM SATURDAY, APRIL 27 in Austin's life — a time when then didn't really know how such tunes as "My Blue Heaven," 5:30- Bugs Bunny 12:30 Air Force Digest .95 he was reported lost at sea. to approach the phonograph rec- "Sleepy Time Gal," "Ramona," 5:45 Doug Edwards News 1245 Dizzy Dean Show TV To Roll W-L-A-C Austin'a palrniest days as a ord. Like Al Jolson, they were ".M,elancholy Baby" and "Yes Sir, 6:00 Popeye and Friends 12:55 Game of the Week singer were in* the late 1920's. all lbud singers' They screamed. That's My Baby." Of "Phillies at Boston" Course, "He was a natural singer," said "Well, along came Gene, the he .had some clinkers, too. PM MONDAY, APRIL 22 *30 Little Rascals TV SCHEDULE Back Times Kerr, -and I guess you could only one with mike technique. "One dog was don't ,o 6:30 Robin Hood 4:00 Roy Rogers '- . Care oril.Y say there have been about For the first time, the public You Used To Be, I Know What ).95 7:00 Burns & Allen 5:00 Spotlight On Opera *Jur others in our lifetime? got a taste of a simple crooner You Are Today," remembered ,4A4 PM SUNDAY, APRIL 21 7:30 Talent Scouts 5:30 Family Conference ).95 6:45 The Speak Family To Old Era Crosby, Sinatra, Como, Presley. and they ate it up. Another Kerr. "And there was 'When 11:30 Faith for Today 7:00 Jinurily Dean Show 8:00 I Love Lucy 6:00 Woods 'N Waters thing .—Gene had an uncanny They Changed My Name To A 1200 Heckle and Jeckle 7:45 CBS News 8:30 December Bride 6;30 The,Buecabeers He Sang Soft knack of picking the right songs Number' — Gene went into the 1230 Wild Bill Hickok 7:55 Morning News & 6:30 Giant Step 7:00 Jackie Gleason Show By WILLIAM EWALD "But his success was a kind Weather to sing. Thirty-one of his records publishing business with that and 1:00 Hollywood Spectacular 8:00 Captain 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Show 8:00 Gale Storm Show United Prose Staff Correspondent of combination of circumstances. Kangaroo sold over a million copies each." he went out with it. He printed 2:30 The Visitor • 8:45 CBS News 8:00 The Millionaire 8:30 Hey Jeannie NEW YORK 171 — Sit back, Most of the other singers around It was Austin who popularized 800 copies and got 900 back" :EL 3:00 Face The Nation 8:55 Morning News & Weather 8:30 I've Got A Secret 9:00 Gunsmoke kiddies. This Sunday, TV will 3:30 World News Roundup 9:00 Garry Moore 9:00 Studio One 9:30 Two For The Money dip briefly into an - era when 4:00 The Spear Family 9:30 Arthur Godfrey (Except 10:00 Federal Men 10:00 Million Dollar Playhouse rock 'n' rye outsold rock 'n' Veteran Mailmen 4:30 Air Power • Friday "Garry Moore" 10:30 Shell Big Nessis 11:30 Target You roll and mom and dad sang such Give Shoe Advice THE BEST 5;00 My Friend Flicka 10:30 Strike It Rich 10:40 Milliottbollar*- Moyies 12:00 Sign Off (Midnight) lovely old ballads as "When 5:30 Soldier of Fortune 11:00 Valiant Lady 12:00 Sign Off (Midnight) They Changed My Name To A BUFFALO, N. Y. Two . $32 50 0:00 Lassie 11:15 Love of Lite More Number.' Buffalo mailmen who trudged 90 6:30 Jack Benny TUESDAY, APRIL 23 Markets Devote The 11:30 Search For Tomorrow PM occasion will be a Good- 250,000 miles during 71 years of ... $2.25 7:00 Ed Sullivan Show 11:45 The Guiding Light 6:30 Name That Tune Space To Meats year Playhouse production of combined 'service have hung up FARM OIL 800 G. E. Sunday Night Theatre CBS News 7:00 Phil Silvers Show "The Gene • Aui.slin Story," OW .. $9.95 12:00 (Noon) footweary -colleagues — Never 8:30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 7:30 Private Secretary —41/1-- New super- NBC..TY.S.AUStirl, for the benefit CHICAGO resole shoes more than once . $2.98 9:00 $64,000 Challenge AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 8:00 To Tell The Truth increasingly of the newly arrived, was the markets are alloting and always wear the best. 9:30 What's My Line MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8:30 Red Skelton space to meat display Elvis Presley - Perry Como - . $2.45 more William A. Thompson, 64, and 10:00 Sunday News Special 12:10 Stand Up And Be Counted 9:00 $64,000 Question great vo- Tab Hunter of his day.* SPECIAL handle the .. $2.85 counters to Cyrus S. Clutterbuck one year le:15 Weathervane 12:30 As The World Turns 9:30 The Spike Jones Show meat. consumed irt the "His popularity was fantastic," lume of younger, were farnilier figures $2.20 10:17 Million Dollar Movies 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 10:00 O'Henry Playhouse States, the National As- recalls Bob Kerr, Austin's one- United on their suburban Kenmore mail for 1957! 10:35 Million Dollar Movies 1:30 House Party 10:30 Shell Big News sociation of Food Chains re- time personal reptesentatis7e and routes for 37 and 34 years, res- 12:00 Sign Off (Midnight) 2:00 The Big Payoff 10:40 Million Dollar Movies the man who probably knows ported. speetive)y. 2:30 Bob Crosby 12:00 Sign Off (Midnight) The space boost is most evi- him best. "You can't imagine MORNING PROGRAMS 3:00 The Brighter Day dent, the NAFC said, in the es- what it was like unless . you '"SHOT" ROD MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 3:15 The-. Secret Storm PM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24 timated 2,500 supermarkets be- lived through it. SAVE -UP TO $25.00 ST. CATHARINES, Ont..1111 — 0:40 Channel 5's Farm Report 3:30 The Edge, of Night 6:30 Giant Step - ing built each year. Millions , Magistrate Harley Hallett sen- 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Show Older, smaller ,stores, the NAFC Sales_ In "He sold 86, 87 million records, tenced Ives Ste. Onge, 19,'to a 84)0 The Millionaire added, are closed faster than Pick two A Deal - Select A Gift! CENSORED PHOTO OF FDR AT YALTA more than anybody in history, -month jail term 1142.-1-ir lor qt. $1.75 *8:30 I've Got A Secret new deluxe stores are opened by 'My Blue Heaven' went ovey assaulting hit own car. Police qt. $1.30 9:00 U. S. Steel Hour chain store excutives. Thus, the eight million 400,000 of them said Ste. Onge apparently got 10:00 San Francisco ,Beat total chain" food store business re- When you buy Ashland and qt. $1.75 Japan-. They used to release mad at his-- car after getting Valvoline motor 10:30 Shell Big News mains about the same as 23 years in oils a new Austin record every Tues- involved in an accident and or lubricants you receive free merchandise, 10:40 Million Dollar Mogles charged with hitting the teacher day morning and you'd have to began shooting at it. The charge! values up to $25.00. In addition to the free gift, 12:00 Sign Off (Midnighly with a basket, Pulling her hair line up early at the store to was illegal possession of a gun. your quantity discount still applies. .B et t er and knocking her across her make sure of getting. it." hurry, offer ends May 31, 1957. PM THURSDAY, APRIL 25 desk. Mrs. Evans recently was UM Austin,. a Gainsville. Tex., boy REJECTS H-BOMB PLEA 6:30 Sgt. Preston of th... Yukon honored by a television program who was -reared in Louisiana, 7:00 Bob Cummings as a "typical housewife." 7:30 Climax has been living in semi-retire- LONDON Ith — Prime Minister For Details See Your 8:30 Playhouse 90 ment since 1932 whn he cut Harold Macmillan has turned DETECT "HOT" RAIN crEs 10:00 Code 3 his last waffle for RCA Victcr. down Japan's latest request to °TOKYO SF1 — Government DISTRIBUTOR! 10:30 Shell Big News He'll appear briefly on th15 - Sun- abandon the projected H-bomb weather stations detected Tues- 10:40 Million Dollar Movies day's show to sing, "Too Late," tekts at Christmas Island, it was day night the fifth Soviet *nu- luring 12:00 Sign Off (Midnight) one side of a mink Austin plat- announced today. The request clear test explosion this month, ter. was contained in a letter from and "hot" rain was reported ASHLAND OIL & REFINING CO. PM FRIDAY, APRIL 26 The 55-year old Austin also Japanese Premier Nobusuke Kishi from various parts of Japan 6:30 Beat The Clock cut all or parts of 18 songs delivered to Masmillan by special .5 $35 today. The Central Meteorological South Second Street Phone 838 7:00 West Point for the one-hour drairia which envoy, Dr. Masatoshi Matsushita, Observatory announced early to- • $24.50 7:30 Dick Powell's Zane Gray will be lipsynched by George earlier this month. Kishi's letter c per tile Theatre day that "abnormal slight air Grizzard, the young actor, who and Masmillan's reply were pub- Murray, Kentucky concussions"- were observed a- A:00 Mr. Adam and Eve will cavort as Austin. The story lished simultaneously in London 40c ft. at weather 8:30 Frontier Doctor round 8 a.m. Tuesday will center around one episode arld Tokyo. . 59c ft. 9:00 The Lineup bureaus and observations in va- 9:30 Person To Person rious parts of the country. 10:00 Schlitz Playhouse 10:30 Shell Big News ' NO COOKIES 10:40 Million Dollar Movies 1E LEXINGTON. Mass. — (IA 12:00 Sign Off (Midnight) Visiting Allen Adams was left all e 1142 JONATHAN DANIELS, Raleigh, N.C., editor and once executive as- alone in the fire station when sistant to the late President Franklin D Roosevelt, said at Warm AM SATURDAY, APRIL 27 his friends dashed of to answer Springs, Ga., that he had withheld from the nation's press "shock- 8:30 Captain Kangaroo an alarm. The fire fighters rushed ing" pictures of the four-time Chief Executive. They were taken at 9:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse to Adams' home. Some cookies Seasor2 Yalta and showed him to be a very sick man The above photo, show- 10:00 Winky Pink & You Mrs. Adams was. baking as p • ing Roosevelt (right) as he was greeted by British Prime MiniSter 10:30 Tales of the Texas Rangers surprise for the firemen had Winston Churchill at Yalta, dated February, 1945. It was placed in 11:00 Big Top burned to a crisp—filling the the Army Signal Corps restricted _ tiles where It remained until 1951. 12:00 Sky King house _with smoke. the III,'-, 17&41? -rtg Dmailt ctc

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THE Phaii rQUR LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY — APRIL 19, 1957 Music Department Chorus Has Program berg, "I Waited for the Lord" A "TOOTHLESS" COSSACK ‘d Open and "As Pants the Wearied Weddings Locals At Meeting Held On Tuesday Evening Heart." Mrs. Howard Olila sang NEW YORK (IA — Dancer Women's Page "My Hero" from the Chocolate Dimitry Matvienko, 55, charged An open meeting Of the Music "Thanks Be To God" and 'God Soldier. in a $250,0b0 damage suit that .Club News _Activities Department of the Murray Wo- Is Everywhere" was the songs The accompanist for t h e a spill on a "rutted," or city- Jo Burkeen, Editor.... Phone 694-M-4 or 763-J man's Club was held on Tues- sung by the Chorus at the open- chorus was Mrs. Richard Far- operated skating rink knocked day, April 18, -at eight o'clock ing of the program. Their clos- rell. out enough teeth to end his in the evening at the club house. ing numbers were "So's I Can career. Matvienko, known pro- 1 Preceding The very enjoyable program Write My Name", "Thfee Round the program the de- fessionally as "The Great Dimi- Mrs. 414artment meet- Anderson Is Kimball Home Scene was presented by the Music Frolic", and "Wagon Wheels." held a business try, The Hot Cossack," dances ing at seven o'clock with the Program Leader Of CALENDAR Of Circle V WSCS Department Chorus with special Mrs. Robert Baar and Mrs. while holding daggers in Ms' SOCIAL Chairman, Mrs. John Pasco, pre- numbers by the Bobby Grogan sang two num- teeth. - Hazel WSCS Meet Meeting On Monday members.. siding. She announced that the The Woman's Society of Chris- Friday. April 19 SlurdoCic at one o'clock. Mrs. George Kimball opened next Children's Concert will be • • • • STRICTLY FROM UNGER tian Service of the Hazel Metho- The New Concord Homemakers her home on held at the College Auditorium Els_Etreet for the DETROIT 4P — City Auditor dist Church held its regular Club will meet with Mrs. Eons The American Legion Auxili- meeting of Cirge The Crucifixion on Thursday, April 25. at mine- V of t h e Irvine J. Unger said today city monthly meeting at the church Kingms at one o'clock. ary will meet at the home of Woman's S6ciety of thirty o'clock in the morning. • • • • Christian employes apparently think Detroit on Wednesday. April. 17.. at two Mrs. Max Churchill at seven- Service of the First Officers for the new club year Methodist needs money more than the fed- o'clock in the afternoon. . Monday. April 22 • thirty: -o'clock with Mrs. Dee Church held on were elected who are Mrs. How- Monday, April eral government. Unger said the Mrs. Claude Anderson was- the The Book Group of the AAUW Denning as cohostess. All mem- 15, at seven-thirty ard Olila, chairman; Mrs. Eliza- o'clock in city received about 1013 federal leader for the program on the will meet at the home of Dr. bers are urged to attend. the evening. beth Thomason, vice - chairman; • • • • income tax returns-from mixed- ▪ theme. "Our Plus Becomes- A Floy Robbins. 1322 Main Street, "Easter" was the theme of Mrs. Karl Warming, secretary; The Woman's-Missionary -So— up Detroiter's,. but "somebody -Cross." at seven-thirty• = •• the program presented by Mrs. Mrs. Russell Johnson, treasurer. - • • • • ciety of Memorial else thought of the income tax The program. "Home Missions the Baptist Doris Lewis. Special poems on Following the close of the. Church well first." In'Nafional News." was present- The Protemus Homemakers have its general the Easter theme were read by program. refreshments were ser- ed in a very interesting manner Club will meet with Mrs. Alfred meeting at the church at seven- Mrs. John Sammons and ved by the hostesses who were Mrs. POLICE HELP by ,Mrs. D. N. White, Mrs. Robs thirty o'clock. Edith Garrison. Mrs. William Nall, Mrs. E. C. see. ert Taylor. Mrs. Rex Huie, and The chairman of the circle, Parker, Mrs. Don Robinson, Mrs. WATERBURY, Conn. l'Ut —A Christian If Tuesday. Edd -Mrs. John McCullough. 'omen's April 23 Mrs. Sammons, presided at the Fenton, Miss Lillian Tate, man who accidentally was lock- In their talks the ladies said Fellowship • The Lydian Class of the First meeting. Mrs. Edward Griffin, Mrs. Char- ed in a billiard parlor was freed Holds Baptist Church will meet the les Simons, that the eyes of the world are at Refreshments were served by Mrs. William -Wal- after police called Police—man- on General home of Mrs. B. Harris, lace, and our nation and it behooves lieeting C. Hazel the hostesses, Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. Russell Johnson. ager Louis Police. us to make it a plus. nation in Road, at seven o'clock. Mrs. Lois Gunning, The general meeting of the to the mem- more ways than —merely in see. bers Christian Women's Fellowship and one guest. wealth and material possessions. of Murray -Star. chapter No. 433 •s • • the' First_ Christian Church The chairman of the NV was Order of-the Eastern Star will held on Tuesday. April 16. at See Your Friends Mrs. Robert Taylor. presided at. hold its, regntar Meeting at the Circle Ii Of WSCS two-thirty o'clock in the the meeting. Mrs. Rex after- Uasonic Hall at seven - thirty Huie. noon at the church. Meets In Home HYPNOTIZED delegate 16 the Annual WSCS o'clock. Of Conference held in Memphis. -Building Our CWF" was the • • • • Mrs. A. F. Doran theme of Tenn., last week. gave -an in- the program presented The- Lynn Grove Homemakers Circle II of the. Woman's So- with teresting. report. Mrs. J. E. Un- Mrs. 0. B. Boone, Jr.. in Club will meet in the home of ciety of Christian Service of the THE FUNNIEST charge derwood closed-the meeting -with She assist .by Mrs. Mrs. J. C. Lamb at one-thirty First Methodist Church met in prayer. Mrs.' Howard. o'clock. the tiorne of Mrs. A. F. Doran FINEST SHOW YOU During the Titsworth, Airs.'Oren -.Rua and . • • • • on the Lynn social hotir .daintta Grove Road on HAVE refreshments were sserved by Dan -Hutson. Klub Kape.rs, a -borne talent Tnei•clay. April 16, at two-thirty EVER SEEN . Mrs. J. R. Taylor and Mrs. T. S: Mrs. Howard Nichols gave the show sEill be presented in the o'clock in the afternoon. devotion. ' Herron to the thirteen members high School auditorium at 8;00 Mrs. Warren Maxedon .'was and one new member. Mrs. Net- During, tne business session o'clock by the Murray Woman's the program leader and opened AMERICA'S tie Clark. _ offIcers 'were elected for the Club. a benefit for their youth with a prayer and the devOtion • • • • new church year who . are as conservation project. With the latter being on the FOREMOST follows: Mrs. Ed Frank Kirk. •• • • theme, "The Risen Lord." She Kirksey Club Has president; Mrs. John Pasco, ftrst Wednesday, April 24 told the story, "He Lives." HYPNOTIST yiceskresisient and _ study . chairs The J. N. Williams. chapter "The Meaning of Easter" was Meet In Home Of ran: Mrs. clyde Jones and Mrs. of the UDC will meet at the the articlj given I*. Mrs. Hewlett Mrs. Gene Potts, H. B. Bailey. Sr.. second vice- home of Mrs. Henry Elliott at Clark. Mrs. Audrey Simmons presidents and service chairmen: two-thirty " o'clock. Mrs. E. A. read the Scripture from John the The Preston Kirksey Mrs. R. H. Hynotist Homemakers Club Robbins, secretary: Lassiter will be cohostess. 20:1-18. held an all day meeting in the Mrs. Davey Hopkins, treasurer: • • • • • Mrs. Doran, chairman of the home of --Mrs: Gene Potts on Mrs. Norman Hale. worship Saturday, April 27 circle, , „made lovely remarks WILL APPEAR IN PERSON Tuesday, April HS with seven -chairman: Mrs. --Otry Paschall, Klub Raper* a home talent about the late Mrs-. Elias Robert- members present. w irld call chaitman. show will be presented in the son. a member of the circle, and MON. and TUE. - April 22 & 23 Mrs. Paul Paschall gave the Members Of the Business. Guild. Murray High School. auditorium asked the group to stand in lessoff on -Shp Cover-Ptanning.- group served neftes.hments dor- at 8:00 o'clock by the Murray silent Prayer in her memory. Mri. Gene Potts followed With ing :he s,.cial h-ur. Woman's Club. a benefit for The opening and closing pray- "MOW there stood by the cross of Jesus His mother, and His Little Chapel Murray State College the steps in making the slip their Youth Conservation project. ers were led by Mrs. H. E. Elliott mother's sister, Mary the wife of Cleophas, and Mary Mag- voter. Mrs. Con .111tstead • • • • and Mrs. _Edgar Morris respec- dalene. Vt'hri Jesus therefore saw His mother, and the disciple A potluck lunch was scrved - Thursday. April -25 :-:— tively. Mrs. Duran gave an Eas- standing by, whom He loved, FriLsaith unto His mother, Woman, PLAN TO ATTEND WITH YOUR FRIENDS at :the, noon -hour. The group Hostess For West Rehersal for Klub Kapers acts ter; silk from the "Re,aders behold thy son! Then saith He to the disciple, Behold thy spent the afternoon making signs Hazel Club .1Ieet sk l. be held in -the. high school 'Digest." niuther!"—St. John 19:25-27. /"Christ oa tht Cru.”." by•t ADULTS .... $1.00, STUDENTS . 50c 'fix the annual meeting. .auditorium at 6:30 o'clock. All Refreshments were served by Albrecht Darer, courtesy Toledo Museum oj Art.) The next meeting will be held 'Mrs. Con Milstead• was hostess acts must be present. the hostess. . in the home of Mrs Cec.: L:ke., fiz. the April meeting of the • • • • • • • • on Tuesday,- May 21: West Hazel -Homemakers Club thirty o'clock in the aftern.-oli.4held a:'her home. Mrs. E. A. Tucker Mrs;Charles Baker Visitors are welcome. The Main lesson on "Fitting — - and Joining Slip Covers" vsa-- Hostess. For--Meet Presents Program given by Mrs. Richard Nesbit.: 'd MrT Circle IV WSCS At Circle Aleeting The Alice Waters Circle of Ntrs. B.b Moore presided at Circle IV, iif the Woman's the Woman's Society of Chris- t meeting.. Mrs. Henry Dumas Society 'of Christian Service of --tian Service of. the First Metho- id the devotion from proverbs & R the First Methodist Chusteh met dist Church held its regular -•er which Mrs. Moore led in al the.home of Mrs. E. A. Tuck- meeting- at the church on Mon- PHILLIPS 66 on 'Tuesday. April 16. at two- • • er 'day.. April 15. at seven-thirty the afternoon. The secretary - thiltty o'clock in o'clock in the evening. SERVICE STATION treastrer's te- charge_ r: was ma. LtIburn. Mrs. Alice Jones was in Mts. Charles Mason Miter owned limgrarri (Ti the subject, and operated by Ar.r.i iuncernents c o •a- the was the guest speaker for the Justice and Peace For All Pro- * MAX LOVETT 'he spring advisory - program. She gave an interpre- articles on the * BILL oriel: re..e•niz •-• ple."-.6he read tative -reading on the theme. ROBERTS inside by which :rs. Eiic Pass theme and also two songs -Maker of Crosses", and closed 4th & Chestnut program. Ph. 213 Mrs. C. n M.. were in keeping with het program with prayer. gave the also ONLY Burnett. Waterfield 04 Mrs. GIVES The devotion was given by YOU... irden and lanascapt notes. goad a specill 'article.. Mrs. Bryan Overcast. She 'gave • Tlse vice-chairman, Mrs. Wa- an Easter story based on the meeting. $ lerfield. presided at the twenty-fourth chapter of Luke Members answered the roll call written by Patty Shannon. MURRAY with a Bible quotation. Mrs. Richard Tuck, chairman LOAN CO. During the social hour the MAGNETIC 606 W. Main St. of the circle, presided at the I Telephone 13C ,stess served_ refreshments to inset ing. • I ''YOUR and one • HOME -0 WNED LOAN CO.' • ,-e twelve members The hostesses, Mrs. Lula • - sl•- Ada .Hubbard. Firmer and Miss Ruth Lassiter. SAFETY DOOR • rved refreshments to the six- •-•, n members and one guest, '-frt. 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• 0 11-7--nr 1 . FRIDAY — APRIL 19, 1957 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY 1 1957 PAGE FIVE lyn when they paid me not to REVOLTIN' DEVELOPMENT 18SACK A manage. That was one of .the SPORTS better years because I made a • Dancer lot of money outside baseball SYKES - RUTLAND charged MYRTLE BEACH, S. C. lir — and gut paid, too." suit that The Civitan Club appointed t. Meanwhile, Dressen, whose PLUMBING CO. d," city- PARADE committee find heroes as expected opened the to go out and knocked a "Miss Myrtle Beach" 603 So. 4th St. By OSCAR FRALEY season a day early with a loss, to • enter end his the state beauty contest because Day United Press Sports Writer relaxed in a large circle of Nite iwn pro- no contestants NEW YORK (171 — Just from hecklers. entered a bathing tat Dimi- So per wo minimum of 17 beauty contest they had sponsor- 1654 945-R40 or ono day, words for 80e — Sc per word for three days. Classified ads are payable in advance. watChing them, you couldn't have Tells Of Meeti'nt`r Ike ," dances ed. told which was Casey Stengel "The opening of' the season in hi and six -house windows. Must dis- which was Chuck Dressen. is always a kick," he was saying. I FOR SALE ' pose of at once. Price reasonable. This was before the opening But the best was two years j FOR LEASE Wanted game of the season at Yankee ago when I met the President." JNGER Phone 886 or 41. A20C j Stadium and Stengel, the man Dressen toed the turf and y Auditor ONE OF the best farms in coun- GOOD FISHING CAR, cheap. FOR LEASE. Brand new D-X CLEAN COTTON RAGS. No who admits he .should make it grinned: uday city ty, located Good tires. See Service Station located SCOTT about 4 miles West at Conner Im- on 4th buttons, eight'- pennants in nine years, "That's the day I told Presi- DRUG CO. no zippers please. Ledg- nk Deiroit of Murray on Hwy.*Civer 100 plement Co. Phone 1313. A19C Street in Murray, Ky. Small in- er & Times. TE was edgy and gruff. Dressen, dent Eisenhower how to cure the fed- acres, good house and out-build- vestment. • Appointment can be man you might figure to be his bursitis. We're getting ready "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" SHOP JEFFREY'S for spring said the ings, can give possession and a made by contacting C. W. Par- YARDS TO MOW. Have power irritiple, was bright and affable. tor the ceremonies ana he says specials. Little boys spring )(;) federal bargain. caps rish at Box 1266, Paducah, Ky., mower..Experienced. Cali Frank It Marked the difference be- to me 'I don't think I can throw 11 price. Children's stocks Corner at 4th & m mixed- A GOOD small farm about two 4 pair phone 5.6281. A24P Rickman, phone 1965, after 3:30 tween a man with some place the ball over the photographers' Main Phone 433 for .44.9o. -somebody miles out on -Hwy;-Good -modern Al9C p.m- 34.3C go and one who knows hts heads, my bursitis is so bad.' icame tax aome with plenty of good out CREOSOTED POST and poles, club isn't expected to go 'any- Su I tell him about this here buildings. See this Fishing Report where one at once. lengths from VI It. to 25 It. but the bottom of the machine I know about and I Galloway Insurance and Real Land Transfers write Sykes Bro.'s Lumber Company. Is Excellent On barrel. it down for him. The Estate Agency. Ph. 1062. The Finish Counts Hume Concord Highway. A23C upshot is they send him one TO THE VOTERS OF THE (111 —A 151-M. A2(IC Kentucky Lake Joseph N. and Halina T. Berry "It ain't how you start," Sten- of those machmes and I got was lock- SHOP JEFFREY'S for spring to A. D. and Marie C. Wallace, gel barked as he contemplated one for free, too." CONCORD MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT lop° GALLON Propane gas was freed tank. specials! Little girls panties 4 FRANKFORT art —The state land. the 37th opening game of his See at 30712 S. 3rd St., Sometime ago I announced as a candidate for lice—man- Murray. pair for $1.00. Little girls shorts Deparunent of Fish and Wildlife James Bud l and Myrtle Ray to career. "It's how you stand on Call 340. Concord District and since that A22C /12. price. A19C Resources Thursday issued its Clifton and Clovia Campbell, the last day of the season." REFRIGERATION Magistrate of the most enthusiastic fishing report land. Somebody asked him whether time I bave made an endeavor to personally contact BIG BOY Hybrid Tornatoe, in of the season rating weekend any of all the opening games he SERVICE each and every voter to solicit your vote and help large plants, now ready. Verbena, NOTICE .1 angling prospects as excellent. and bass were taken Dewey has . seen since 1910 stood out to elect me to this important office. I just want to at JOHN ED JOHNSON iends snapdragon, petunias ,other bed- Reports from Kentucky Lake Lake. in his mind. again tell you that if you will elect me as Magis- ding plants. Evergreens, at re- MONUMENTS indicate that the crappie run Crappie were being taken ir "I can't •answer that," he Phone 1087-J trate in this district that I will personally serve four there is :ED duced prices. Shupe -.Nurseries, Murray Marble &-Granite Works,. surpassing those of the inlets and bays using minnows growled. "After a while they full years, regardless of what my opponents may Sedalia. last '14'5- years. Night 1954 Ky. A25C builders of fine- memorials for Crappie caught as bait while bass have .been a.:1 get jumbled together. But tell you, and will make an earnest endeavor to give at the lake have seldom dieighed caught by jiggers using night- I do know the best season I ever LOOK over half century. Porter White, you four full years of- sober, honest and efficient Home Owners!e'10 Alum less than a pound, vith two - Manager. Phone 121. A22C crawlers. had. That was the one at Brook.- :ST :windows,. 1 door for $199 instal- pounders nutneroais. HEAR representation in our county government. - led. Alum HOW awning any size for Oldtimers at Kentucky Lake As you know, I am employed by the Murray 6. $17 up Home CROSSWORD Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle YOU Comfort Cc. 18th believe -the atm may continue for PUZZLE CHRISTIAN Manufacturing Company and arrangements Nave and Main St. Phone FFOR RENT 1303. M4C another two weeks. ACROSS 30—Town on already been made for me to have all the time SEEN English , ardcA :se7r o r AR 013Els.1 SCIENCE The department also -reported 1—Knock neces.sary to look after this office, should you see SEWING MACHINES. Necch 1, MODERN 6 ROOM duplex apart- Charinei Fre the white bass run underway at —leetrods 31 — Eva HEALS fit to elect me as your Magistrate on May 28th, 'burnt-stir, Brother. Repair all ment. Electric heat, one block the Dix 9—Parent trollop.) 32—A state taehre Rivet' headwaters of 13—Mana 31—1 ER RED C .8:15 EACH SUNDAY AM, if makes. Write or call Allen.'s filom college. North 14th ' hid of foot ogiucl Again I want to say that, elected, Otis H. &icy Street. Herrington Lake, with the water nickname raee ,„ EWERMT 0 Sewing Machine Ex., 210 13—Theme On Radio Station WNBS will personally serve you four full years. Your vote S. 4th., Phone 332-M. A 19P clear and temperature 34—Patin SAFE /WI PIN Paducah. about 57 14—Period of time 35-13aark of neck appreciated. Dial 2-8900 or Murray degrees. 15—Metal 36—Lair SUE TAN RNA - also - and influence will be- greatly 19—Conqueror L E phone 1091. MSC NICE Crappie of 37—Girt • nam• MOW FURNISHED apartment. were rated as the best the Eastern gt—Arrogarit P A D WS I X - TV • CHANNEL 8 1ST world A11 201 N. 16th St., facing college catch at Dale Hollow and detiance FIRED NASHVILLE Lake 13—Secured 43—Amuke CCIP,IPLETE SET of wall and campus. Suitable for couple. Cumberland and EDIT P both crappie against loss 45—Con)unction Each Sunday ba and 20—Erianie ELSE i 1:45 P.M. Bucy. wood cabinets. 44—Born Otis Heat H. Painted with and water furnished, air temperature about 57 de- 21—Suffix: 47—Taut L.. E.E R T T bl- k, wrought iron .hardware. Conditioned. A2OP grees. adherent of 45—Macaw lgii :. • 22—Semi-precious plete with built-in double Crappie were rated as the best 49—Spread for 'St atone drying DOWN d in board sink, with dish OFFICE, first floor, on 107 N. catch at Dale Hollow and 23—Den Lake 25—Sedate 50—Searches f;spray and mix.nit f:toet.1,. Also 4th d St. Phone 1962. Cumberland and 1—Ceremony by Division A20C both crappie 27—Preposition St—Sodium 2—Related DAIRY BABY RYAN MILK CO. Grade A 29—Deverage chloride 3— Nieditative 4—liegin / 1 1 5—Pit :3 V 5 le 7 0 9 pc /I 6--Imitated 7—Stir OC'1411° 1,4 r• II—Run with haste Ui 9—Cornmemora- '5 * tly• disk lege IN 10—City in Roast& By . ,,, name 17—A pproactt e Brass and the Blue JAMES KEENE A' 19—Employ NDS 2, 0 Copyright 1964. by James Keens: Reprinted by permission of Random 22—SuOmit House. Sac, Ming .7/atures Syndicate) UV//JJUii 23—Top 23 11 ir ,. 25 24 ,27 26 34--.1Ving 50c A/C 4 26—Edible fish 2.1 r 30 34 26—Egga 4 RRR•4RU 27—Sunburn , 23— Poem CH A PT ER 28 at 70—Goes "Not this time." Schwa- Davis had r.-'• I tied eeir•'erce Will 7C3 . *,RU Si—Fruit I.) ra.:vEn. t..„ii,,atil r..,id Schwa. backer said. 'Mr Davis. Reo 73 —fleet h rattle a. B backer glanced at ma watee . Cloud will have to be drastically The sentry at al 4 ill 34— Bulgarian unit the main gate 3, a of currency quarter to twelve. Opening reduced ne• in fighting strength be- cancel tor the sergeant IA tile •ui'-. ain 75—Famed e.e„,„vee,!ifejk door, ne stepped out to the edee fore peace terms can be pre- guard and SellWabac.lon liStetiett 43 45 Se—Europeans iii 37—Outiet or the duck walk and etood there, sented, The Cheyennes may re- to the sounds. A pair ot norse- RURU ii 44 •il 3t—Arrow poison looking at the dark parade. A act quite differently. Its been men rode across the parade. then 31—Poison miiiill 41 ''urger man came along the walk. his my honor to have drubbed them the gate squeaked and they were .19 So 1I—Girl's name I'm a mighty tough hombre Kind of a junior gourmet: That's why I always dc• shoes lightly rattling Lb* boards. thoroughly on two eeparato oc- let out. The gale closed and the N. Ili 54 ii ft—Spoken When he passed Schwabacker, he casions. They're good tigh,ters, poet fell silent. OVS4 It IAMBI 11•••••• Indlooti OP 44—Golf mound to feed! mane, Sunburnt Milk! *turned and came back. but I they lack the Sioux heart. Finally he 'got up, pulled on "Captain Schwabacker?" Mr. Davis. the Sioux Indian is his boots and went out. At the "Yes ?" quite possibly the fine.st light guardhouse he spoke to the of- The man offered his hand. "Fm cavalry in the world. The war- ficer of the day, who was brew- — —7—NANCY by E.rnie Bushmilkir Allistair Davis, a newspaper man. riors are fanatically brave, their ing a fresh pot of coffee to push I've come from Chicago for an leaders intelligent, and they go back his sleepiness. interview with you, Captain. into battle with prearranged tac- Schwabacker leaned against WHY DON'T You're big news. Two weeks ago tics, like any other army. They the rough wall and asked, YOU BE BIG — you crowded IA propeeed trans- deploy, flank, circle, attack in "Which quarters are occupied by continental railroad oft of page waves. All they lack Is artillery Allistair Davis?" HEARTED AND one." and a quartermaster corps." "A, with Lieutenant Eastwood, FORGIVE "That's very flattering," Schwa- Davis laughed at this, but but Davis is not on the post." backer said, "but what is it you took care to write every word of "That's ridiculous! He lett me SLUGGO--- want 7" it down. When he was finished, not over fiftech minutes ago." ._-. "A story," Davis said. He he said, "It seems to me. that the "I won't dispute that," the nodded toward the open door of peace commission will have diffi- C.D. said, "but he's gone. He Schwabacker's quarters. "May I culty arranging a meeting be- checked a horse out ot the le- come in?" tween the warrirg Indians and mount stables and left with the "Certainly," Schwabacker said the government." late courier. Davis is on his way and followed him inside. He "That will be the most diffi- to Letrairee right now. Said he closed the door, indicated a chair, cult," Schwabacker said, "the had an important telegram to then sat on the bed while Davis Initial contact. Timing is of the get off to his paper." got out paper and pencil. essence where the Indian Is con- "You fool!" Schwabacker snap- "A few unofficial opinions, cerned: If they believe their ped. "Did you check his pass? Hy; Captain," Davis said. "You en- medicine has been turned against Did he have a clearance from gaged Red Cloud; Isn't that them, they will listen to talk. If General Wessels?" right?" tIlifee feel that the, medicine is "Well," the O.D. said, suddenly side.. "I engaged a small portion of right, the man who enters their realizing that a captain was his forces," Schwabacker said. "I camp will probably never come speaking to him, and that he was — AB3IE an' SLATS by Richter's Vas Buren mo. don't believe we have enough out." in trouble. "No, I didn't sir. I troops on the frontier to survive "That's an unpleasant thought," supposed that he had cleared with a mass attack." Davis said arid flipped a page. headquarters. He came up with WHA7S NO. BUZZ EZNI,'NY1 - ".. . survive mass attack ..." "During your patrol to Smith the courier. I thought . . ." •S - Is THAT BRINGING A SMILE j HECK, Davis stopped writing. "Captain, and back, did you thbserve hostile "You To uR FACE, CHILD? rof HE'S THE BOY WHO SOT HIMSELF thought! Mister, you're LAE- 0' GOSHEN, I understand that a new rifle has activity?" bragging!" 14-7/ KICKED COT AIST BEL:AU-SE OF YOU SURE LOOK been issued to the troops. Do you "Mr. Davis, you can't step off "I'm sorry, sir. I could send —OECALTSE OF ME , HAPPY TWAY, ROCKY. feel that _this will provide an ad- the poet without being among out a detail . . ." AUNT ABalE _) vantage over the hostiles?" them. However. the bulk of the "They'd never catch them," ANYTHING UNUSUAL "As long as we can keep It hostile forces SeCtrIfy to be shifting. Schwabacker snapped. "Mister, HAPPEN AT SCHOOL t? Emile," Schwabacker said. He They've abandoned harassment you're on report!" lifted his head quickly. "Mr. of the road between here and Captain Schwabacker stormed Davis, this will "be cleared with Laramie, and are concentrating out., then stopped on the• dark General Wessels, will it not?" forces between here and Fort walk. What could he do now? lips • "Certainly." Davis said and Smith." Hold his breath until (he news- went on writing. "Now, Captain, "For war?" papers started hit tingehe street s ? ed. - you say, as long as the issue can Schwabacker smiled. "Mr. . . I'm in hot water now. be kept quiet. What do you Davis, they've been making was Schwabacker could feel it • eddy- mean?" , ever since Colonel Carrington Mg 'up around his feet while his "Well, we are aware of the fact built Kearny and Smith." impetuous remarks about the that Red Cloud ustially employs "Of course." Davis said hast- military situation clanged in his one method of attack when en- ify. He closed his book and stood head like a bell. putting pencil and book 114.4. 11_ 1. .••••••4 OMNI gaging our troops. It's the gen- up, in • • • C-,••• 14111 44 C.,-,.. eral's opinion that this method Is his inner coat pocket. "Thank A week passed. Undoubtedly successful because of our muzzle- you for the interview. Captain. Allistair Davis, story was in the t loading-Weapons. However, if we The readers back Feist like to papers, but with mail stages run- Can dupe Red Cloud into attack- know what's going on out here. UL' ABNER ning few and 'far between, an. 17 Al caw . ing.in his tumid manner, we can After all, It's- the taxpayers' ether two weeks,could go by be- surprise him greatly by present- money that's being spent." He fore a paper•reaehed the frontier. ". breech-lbader In smelled and went'to the door. . COMErt- WE Go BEAT IT, ing a .rapid-fire Dispatch riders carried only let- FOSDICK!!-‘77C5CY- f-CCYME HEn,NOT As • defense." "You will clear this with the Tt) ZE CITY HALL, ters. Papers and packages were AIN'T ON TH' CITY PA1ROLL CINDERPAID F-LATFOOT Davis' pen scratched on. general?" Schwabacker reminded too bulky for saddle handling. AN'SIGN ZE NO MORE!!—N,'OtSFE BUT AS THE BELOVED "You've just returned him. You REALLY LOVE is, from Fort It was the fifteenth day of July ADOPTION CRACKERS, SON-TO-BE PAERRE Smith. What is your opinion of "Of course," Davis said. "I AND WANT ME FOR YOUR OF when Captain Schwabacker was PAPERS!! W1-1`1.1— the post and its defense?" have other material to gather. SON? —OH,F -FORGIVE 15 ANGELIC,THE FRENCH having breakfast In the troop "Rarely minimum," Schwa- Gob(' night, Captain." THESE TEARS; MILLIONAIRE!! MCFA. He was wondering if Gen- backer said. "You can spread men "Gond night," Schwatiecker eral Wersels had retrived' word DAD!! - just so thin. Mr. Davis. General and stood In the doorway said from eastern headquarters when Wessels has just so many to while Allistair Davis walked CK an orderly approached and said tics3 sprea4." away, )r that the general wanted to see 7.1 "I eat.: Do you feel that De- Schwabacker wrestled off his him. partment of Platte has been boots Ind lay down on his bunk. ..)•••\ neg- • %. ligent in supplying troops and his-hands behind his head. lie material?" couldn't help thinking of Avis, Schwatineker has n question "That's not for me to say. sir." coming all that way for a story. for the General: "Am I re- lieved 1 "There's a peace commission Miisr have taken him a of my icol»nrind, air?" week of preparing to tourney west to day-and-night riding. in. dirty Centime. Chnfiter .e9 of "The Laramie, Captain. Do you think trains and dusty stages. He went Bras and the Blue" here to- the SlOuX are ready to talk?" Over in his mind the many things morrow.

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' rAnr SIX THE t. 'LEDGER TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY Securities Filed FRIDAY — APRIL 19, 1957 ""* Lincoln Police, the same reason. With SEC Record moved with her parents to Holly- Broadway "Onoe you get your chance, wood when Firemen Make tirl Does Not she was six. She you're on your own.- No family attended CHICAGO - -IP-- Mere Irian BROADWAY IN SUNDAY Westlake. ' a private SCHOOL Rounds strings can help you $13 billion in securities then. school, where her classmates in- were filsj . By JACK GAVE.11 "I remember ed with once losing a cluded a couple of other girls the Securities and Ex- United Press Drama Editor Have To Come television LESSON LINCOLN, Neb. role because of Mum- now following change Commission in 1956. set- NEW YORK -AP- At hand is This in the family city of 100.000 has inaugurated my. Oh, she wasn't directly to footsteps ting an alltime record. according'.an announcement 'that Charlotte - Melinda Markey. a "buddy" plan designed to dou- "blame, "She wee playing the daughter of Joan to the Curnmeree Cleiring House. Tiatinon: a 7charmtrig- and most Bennett, and ble' the mileage obtained From Actors. mother in some thins( they were Elizabeth - The -CCH.- national reporting articulate person. has'jest Signed Dr. H. C. from Montgomery, offsprine I Mos Police-'and Fire Personal. doing. Without knowing she was of Robert authority on tax and business a new lease for the presenta- Montgomery. even cast, I read for the role She law. sai.a•-•-in a tion of summer stock By GAL PAtrLEY never finished school - "I review of SEC at the , Under the arrangement, each of the daughter. Didn't history Clinton- United Press Correspondent get it. decided I was wasting time, that the figures reflected (Cunn.) Playhouse. police office; driving a cruiser Staff Producer if -lista' Victory And Commission place, where the said I was not the I wanted te act." peasperens and, -Pxpattding Tbsr a_nnounvernent is bare and _ body of their car on a regular beat NEW YORK - A girl does - --Matthew 28i5.10.'16.20 - Lord takes along type to play Edna Best's off- economy with an annual seems routine, but it if. had been kept prior to His -a deputized not have to come from an acting gross far from Today's lesson fireman. wring." - product that. and concludes this resurrection. How fortunate they family to Jrnake her of over S400, billion- the full story can be way on Sarah Marshall partrrular series of studies in the were in being privileged The plan provides support for Broadway. is one of a the highest in history. ' found in a new book entitled net only But it helps. whole Gesperl according to Poraehew. In to hear the the one-man cruiser batch of young actors SATURDAY However. the CCH, warned "Brody In- a Barn" (Crowell), glorious news! of His policemen Sarah Marshall, 24. blonde and ONLY it we find that great foundation and results and actresses helping to keep "at the same time, written by Mrs resurrection. but also to. 'See the in quicker reporting lovely, said the advantages. A they are ac- Harmon and tretb,sof the family name in light, book bareain you must companied Rosemary ..the Christian -WIIPLIF !smith! _ and hadling of fires -on the scene. Miss Marshall, who was either by conditions "calling t -Tasitsr. 'It Is a tasill! - on Broadway or - see to believe! • resurrection of Jesus Christ,from Having heard the gloriqus officials report. featured in Hollywood. for increased vigilance and re- • that 'should appeal to all theater- I news. role in the comedy We will sell .sixteen ten the dead. Then after His tesur- and haying observed "Visit examination of policies to make goers and eapecsaliy to those who, -the empty To a Small Planet," is Others include Sydney Chaplyn. dollar leather RSV Bibles iection;and _before His departure tomb, they Were Commanded the daughter certain that they are in tune go tripping around the rIbrthees-,1 to aortal in- .its obligation. We are of Edna Best and son of Charles Chaplpn; Michael for less than one - half from this world. the Lord Jesus "go quickly, and tell His dilciples Herbert Merehall. with deneands of the times." tern 'states in the summer, drop- ! not expected to bring the whole (They were King, son of the veteran actor- priceons a first come, first Christ gave His disCiples specific that He is risen from divorced The year 1956 marked ano- ping in occasionally for enter- the dead." wisild to Christ, but we are com- several years ago and singer, Dennis King; Jason Rob- serve basis! instructions about the work which The death of the Saviour both since remarried). ther SEC record whe.n the num- tainment in any. of the scores of would manded to take the gospel of have — ardai-Jr., whose hailer was in Visit our store Saturday He expected thenh to do in the not have ber of broker-dealers registered country theaters been good news without Christ to the whole world. In "If you want to get parts," the silent films; Anthony for sure! that ot the form ,of what is this Perkins, with the Commission landece usually called the word of the reality of His regard, we must any pull or push is to be used," son of comedian - hit - about ' pe. 1"ThS Great strive to obey Osgood Perkins, . ‘1°11144/ Commission." resurrection. said Miss PRINTED POWER 4.6i0. the CCH said. ' Mrs. Hannon has turned out a this great command of our bless- Marshall. "flying the and James MacArthur, son of I. The Triumph. Matthew 28:1-10. Andthedeparted immediately BOOK STORE The SEC stepped up emphasis book that' is primarily amusing. ed. Lord. 'daughter of' helps get you past Helen Hayes, 1 On Calvary's cross "Christ died to carry the good news to 202 S. 4th on enforeernent of federal se- but' in it will be found all of the the secretary of the prOducer, Miss Marshall, born in London, Murray, Ky. for cur sins." In His death on disciples. Proclaiming the glorious curities laws- ih 1956. the• the hard labor As they went. Christ gospel anyway. CCH and heartaches that, cruel tree, the purposes of said and also that 'go into of met them with the greeting. "All Christ to lost people every- "And sometimes the producer 'increased its brok- the 'running of one !divine love er-dealer -became intelligible, hail." It was the presence of where is the greatest task which thinks, inspection program of these theaters Is,here all seems We must see her . . she and the great problem of human Christ that: dispelled their doubts the Lord has committed to us. No nearly 24 per cent. so *holiday -like- and serene.. It is, is the daughter of . " redemption was 'solved. Then. and brought greater work can • Since the SEC was founded ugged existencetenec neouign h them unspeakable occupy the "But." she added, "another pro- : whichw monly ake Josephuntli su and ayN thought, in, 1935. the CCH the most nd joy. Always. when we are in the the time, the strength or decer will turn you down for said. snore dedicated will perse-Och.rv_fssixxi Attention was removed -from paihway of obediente the substance of the saved Farmers!! than $14 billion vere. to the will than in securities rep- Profit certainly is' possible.. the cro ana placed in a tomb. of God, this. What a tragedy that Satan resenting 10.528 new issues have but it is never guaranteed we shall,- enjoy the de- nor His body remainedni the tomb has blindedrthe eyes Roses Decorate been filed- with the Commission. eaxritrairdin lightful privilege of having' fel- of do many Do you plan to trade tractors, • , . morning.urnemin:tis. Eacarmise- .tahat cfilialialleAta _the tremendous buy other the,hurcien. Viva teacher lowship. _with _aust__Itratiou% -Lord- pri- New Expressway elseesestio, farm equipment, -fight. Trnrcritirig 'Christ ai.ro•e. Wrough vilege and the Marvelous buy dairy cows, repair or Ertel:shit-4r - On Her own IL The Tack. Matthew 28:16-20. rasixm- con- Hi7 regurrection we have'receiv sibilitv that God struct new buildings, Mrs. Mars- Evans nwas fined - _This summer - • In obedience to the command kas conferred ap- or make other farm invest- win mark Mrs. •ed she blessed ,assurance i Chicago --AP- The strip be- Rt, $5.60 for that ahe of their Lord, on us! We are certainly -ballenged ments? If so, attacking a teacher Harmon's 12th, ,as a producer- the eleven apostles tween the two sides of Chicago's and you don't have the ready grave is nut''ourgoal. to be faithful and obedient, cash, who gave her I2-year old daug- director M Summer to Calumet Expressway why not visit the theater. It As it began to dawn , new will be "Production Credit Office" in -hter a peor grade. -„ will be her second on on Sunday.'there m e tthheeyirm"e.taythethMGasatWahnend our Lord in this all-important - her own. Marv\ planted with roses. Murray and ask Magdalene a'nd the other they saw Him thee proceeded to task by the immediate, -cheerful, Keys Keel to explain our plans She and 'her husband. Lewis. Accord'ng to the American Mary. who Irked- the Lord de- I worship Him. and He readily and enthusiastic response of the fot financing such investments. Harmon. a veteran HroadwaY- ac-; Municipal Association, the rose PCA will give you voted's-, approached the tomb cepted their worship. early Christians to Christ's pro- 3 to 5 years theatrical press agent, began in bushes are designed to act as a to repay a loan of this where Christ was buried for the . 1. gram. type and . 1946 with the Chapel Playhouse His power was announced. net to catch cars hurtling oft charge simple interest purpose of anoinhne His bode Matthew only for the number of _ in Guilford. Conn.. and 28:18. 3. His the road They will reduce the i'an P wish itpices and perfumes. presence was assured. days the money is used. for five seasons That . Quietly, but without any hesi- glare of heaciliehts. • before selling which thee beheld Matthew 28:20. act as a snow and was an im- tation or, reservation. 'Christ an- moving over to Clinton. Hat-, .pressive fence, pre-on' U-turns and ab- 1 he Froductioin scene. There was an flounced that to Him had Veen "And, Lredit Association will mon bowed out after the 1955 lo, I am with you al- sorb traffic noises. earthquake. an angel of the Lord riven authority also loan money summer due to a combination all over the en- ways. even unto the end of the They also will be beautiful. for feed, seed, fertilizer, and of descended-from,heaven, the stone :11 health and pressing tire creation. "All authority is world." If we hope to enjoy His the association added, other farm needs including Broadway vas- rolled away from cars and household , duties. the en- given unto Me in heaven and on blessed presence, it is incumbent and Mrs. Harmon. much trance to appliances. "You can save the tomb, and the angel earth." upon us to advance program. cash by paying cash." aiainst her judgment in r.1956 His * AMAZING POWER! • - sat upon it. This stone had been 2. His program was enjoyment Get the cash you need through when she almost quit the advanced. The of Christ's pre- BOTTLE HEARD FROM a PCA farmer game,!rolled away from the door, not in has carried Matthew 2P- 111. sence is conditioned upon our planned loan and save time * UNBEATABLE on alone since. order to allow Christ to and money. ,The escape. Christ has commanded us to go obedience to His commands. If we WEST NEWBURY, Mass.-en-- book is filled with anec- for He heel already arisen, but to into all the world making dis- are obedient to Him, we may Patrick Dixon, PERFORMANCE! dotes about the great and the demonstrate 16. said he re- to the women and ciples for Christ and teaching expect enjoy glorious comers of the theater. especially to His pre- ceived a letter from Mary Jane any others who might enter that. them PRODUCTION * FANTASTIC LOW PRICE! in the acting His -glorious truths. He ex- sence all our days. All who obey Campbell. 12, a resident of the CREDIT ASSN. ranks, and these'.Me was not in the toreb. are I poets us to evangelize the un- His command have the blessed Isle of Barra off the coast of both highly' amusing aed When the angel- sali.v. Office in the jrow ter- saved and to edify the saved. It assurance of His abiding pre- Scotland informing Swann Bldg. adjacent to ASC Office • painful. Some of your favorites r:bly frightened him she had I the women 'were.. is His will that we. proclaim sence. His presence with us do not appear in too favorable His gua- picked up the corked bottle con- , he said. "Fear not ye: for I'W MO goslgospel a light wherever men are found., rantees constant companionship, taining his address which he because it seems that , that se seek Jesus, who was Murray, Kentucky cru- Christ's program. which is our fulness of joy, sufficiency in trial, put into the Merrimac 1/o-vvvix4t4rTHE- there is something about barn- coned. He is River not here: for He is task for life, is universal in its and .comfort in sorrow. last summer. storming around the sumer cir- risen. as He said." 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