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6 iY 1(161 Selected As A Best All Round Community Newspaper isifieds Largest The Paper Circulation In The City oached That More Largest People Buy Circulation In The County rain waves has • IN OUR 81st YEAR - the Laboratory - United Press International Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, January 4. 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10400 Vol. LXXXII No. 2 wen in the early xif follows: aa evere. recutrInP a is and hay fever to alfriost any- d with41tAlistant ent miry neck, n and constipa- :his twenty-nine Into the Oakley, ASTRO PRESS, RADIO DENOUNCE BREAK ic for a spinal it X-rays exami- Oppose Religious aniswas causing . Program In Schools HOW THE ve- -interference% TOUCHES YOU All-Out Hate Program Against his spine indw lents brought a- Joint City And Mum to normal iLOUISVILLE (UPI) - tins and other and*: Jefferson County school The United States Is Launched 1. Nature was superintendents today both said control again they were opposed to a proposed * ply wtse a,s Is program- give - pupils time off , Group By HENRY County RAYMONT in connection tied patient' was from school for religious in.struc- the arrests were with an alleged attempt. to re- r-clinic.. hon. ool*d Pr,', .ss go about say- Moth city Schools Supt. Sam- Castro- -done, - we have uel V. Noe and County .Supt, HAVANA tan - The Cuban press and radio tesulls speak fol. Richard Van Hoose said that if controlled Discussed launched an all-out hat ecam- Being had -lo take a stand on the, „ they the United •States plire chiropract- proposal. they would recommend paign"against the break in years oft:college to !heir respective school board3 today, denouncing The Calloway Fiscal- - rEsurt Judge Rayburn . presented the 3 relations as a "consummation of e well qualified; • theta the schools avoid such held its regular meeting yester- question of a Calloway County - aggression." ' loose any licens- program. Yankee diplomatic d In addition_ to JotAine busi- City _of Norm Plannin and gnormg me ram -- er Hee ness matters of the court, &pure Zoning a'eommissiana before the gram was suggested by the Louis- came after Cuba demanded the Vailloughb) raisealo-,the ...question court, .He said that the formation . Embassy cuts its staff vita Investigate! ville Ministerial Association. American of a pay increase requested by of suchaa comthission was dis- hunctaed to 11 per- Loose except bag, Thta school chiefs cited their ex- from several the county truck drivers. They cussed_ sometime ago at a meet- periences elsewhere in the state sons, the Cubans sought to con- - -seek- * -raise • from -64,25- te- ing- of TVA officials county,and Washington action - as intrnent with such programs, which they strue the ger hour-. city official:, and representatives propaganda PL 3-1905V said caused scheduling problems --proof' of' earltets., -wAfter 'some discussion by the of the State Industrial Develop- and the question of the dispos% charges the 'U.S. 'had been pre- court, the consensus appeared that ment Board. non of pupils remaining in panng- a military invasion. the truck drivers should have per- RUSK heads up the nation's foreign affairs as secretary of State in the new and ra- The problem has arisen in re- school during the instruction DEAN Ken- .Newspaperagditoriatists discussed the issue with the nedy Cabinet with long experience in the field. He leaves the presidency of the Rockefel- comMentators -gook the same cent month_s, and has become an iod. dio Road and Bridge Commissioner the door to ler Foundation to take the serootive diplomatic post. Rusk. 51, native of Georgia, joined line - that the Se, even 'greater problem, of various al would not close propaganda who in turn should have present- is studying the State Department in 1947 under Secretary George C. ,Marsaala also served under of...relations was "ahoth, . developments, sub-divisions, and it. If your committee erance ed :he matter to the court. to explore it Secretary Dean Acheson. lie was a Rhodes scholar during his educational career. alleged U.S. pi... other expansions which have tak- it. I would be glad step- in the The issue was tabled until the Noe told 40 -mem- stage for _direct at- en place outside the city and in- with you." setting the beginning of a ,new fiscal sear association. side the county. bers of the tack. -..,• said. al believe in Win Over signalicantly, Moscow It was brought out that some Van Honse Tigers Perhaps but I believe tht same tide sub-dialsions are not being plan- Christian education. College Enrollment In State Sedalia 83-80 ,sradier earlier took ought to do it. to the break ned in a syatematic manner. It the church in its rasher reference fiegro Held On "I think a church has a re- ita-internationatbroadcast serv- was decided by the court to post- in - . _ Van Hoose added. Castro pone the creation of such a coin- sponsibility," Jumps- 31 Percent In Five Years The Murray High Tigers trailed tee. Fidel ale •'It's up to members of a church Muicireds of Amer- miaion until a later date so that throughout the • contest befora MeanwSile. to work Em- move some furi..ture from Adams' Shooting Of investigation of to- go out arid get youth, catching up with Sedalia in the icans, warned-by the U.S. a more complete rented house with the whole family as a unit... FRANKFORT MI - College tively static during the past five final period and went on to win. bassy to get out of .Cuba imme- the need can be ascertained. A special plane will fly down and not depend on a captive audi- enrollments in Kentucky for the years. The enrollment in the fall an 83-80 decision in an Overtime diately unless' they had "compel- from Miami today to pick up 76 The question of a city-county ence situation such as a you have fait semester were up 8 per cent of 1960 was 8,185 as compared period. ling reasons" to stay, packed for Another embassy emploYes who had been commission for zoning and plan in .the schools." inter last year. according to the to an enrollment of 6,079 in 1958. Robert Lee turned in a 43 point a hasty return to the mainland. jo.,get out of Cuba with nine purpostes was made passible... annual report of the State Coun- Enrollments at other of the performance in leading the Tigers MeMbees et the .4.1.S.-dkplossa- in 48 hours A railroad car ferry by' rent legislation. The reaction cil on Higher Public Education, larger private schools included: to victory_ Richard Hurl had 13 tic staff, temporarily idle because • Oscar Sims, 61 year old blur with a capacita of 100 passengers to such a proposal met varying Kentucky News released Tuesday. Centre 473; - Cumberland 1,103: points et the only other Tige: of. Tueaday -night's break in U.S.- is being he'd in tne will leave Havana for West Palm ay Negro. degrees of auceess with the court. Berea 1.287; Georgetown 1,053; to score in double numbers. Cuban relations. gathered at the jail charged with ralloway County The city of Murray has a plan- Briefs :Morehead State College and Pikeville 769; Asbury 920; Tram- Murray High trailed 26-39 at embassy to await trucks and shooting of , Pete Kindle. age College the ning commission which has _been Western Kentucky State l'atIvania 551: Union 697; Camp- the end of the second .quarter buses expected to leave for the 24. the most spectacular , -- existing for several years. This by I nited Istterwatlemal snowed bellsville 705; Brescle , 732; and and were down by three points, airport about noon. Pollee- -said that the-- incident growth, according fo the council's Comthissinri has issumed- the- task LAWREWEBURG (UPD - Es- Ursuane 444. 52-55, at the outset of the final Among them were Stewart H. BULLETIN on Sunday. however a occurred of overall planning of the city till Jordan, 7,1. a retired Ander figures, while enrollments at all canto. ' Adams, U.S. Treasury representa- hearing has been .delayed until climb- for systematic growth for the son County farmer, was found state-supported institutions The Tigers grabbed two quick hae at the embassy, and two UNITED HATIOS N. Y (UPI) some feeling has abated. • the past the coming years. Although it has frozen to death in a field a half- ed 31 per cent during baskets in the overtime period other Americans arrested Tuesday -Anti-Castro outbursts in Reports- indicate that Sims Was Program Of Interest suspension no executive power. It recom- mile from hie home Tuesday An- five years. and led all the way to the finish. by thtaalher jbecret police) and public gallery forced - going to his home on North Sec- Security Count 1 mends certainatctiek to the coun- derson County Coroner Maurice The total enrollment at _all of At Rotary Club To Ned Boaz was high for the visi, held 'all night without charge be- todey of a ond street and- that apparently to hear Cuba's cil auch as the recent zoning or- Sparrow said Jordan is belived the. 33 accredited institutions of Given Tomorrow on with 24 paints. fore being reaeased at 2 a.m. meeting called 'LTS aaame words had passed between Be and an charge that the United States dinance which was adopted. to have frozen while walking higher learning--m the state was Murray High (V) An embassy -receptionist two. Kindle followed Sims in •f•fse home. 44,605 as compared to 41,132 last Lee 43. Robertson 6, Barnett 1, American with rib-known embas- plans an imminent C.,ban home and entered his house and The Planaing Commission If A program will be given at ion, year and 35.541 in 1956. Rose 8 hurt 13. Oakley 2; Work- sy connection, both arrested Tues- vas !.511 was ordered to leave. Police said the city has made an exhaustive the regular meeting of the Mur- Enrollment at Morehead jump- man 2. Pride 8. Lampkins 0, day. also were released early to- that Sons took down his shotgun study of the city and the growth BEREA (UPI) - Funeral ser- ray Rotary Glub- tomorrow which Remforced U. N. guards hust- ed 92 per cent in the -past five Sedalia (SO) and fired at Ku-tile - with about pattern which it is assuming and vices were held today for Mrs. expeCted to be of special in- day led from the packed gallery years. The tall enrollment in 1960 Bruce 3. Dick 1, Crittenden 7. hapless Cuban; aalsa 25 rsr 30 shots entering Kindle's is tak:ng steps to aid this growth Maggie Allen. possMly Mad(• terest to Rotarians of the corn- Scores of anti Castro demonstrators V•10 was- 2.458 ras eiarnarared to an Henderson 9. Boor -24, Glisson 9, the embassy,, hoping shoulder and the remainder of and to channel it along lines son County's oldest resident. munity. gathgrgd at repeatedly shouted "asats no:I" enrollment of 1,278 in the fall of Martin 14, Page 13. that. -something will the charge•-striking the door. Lac, which...mat . allow . it to expand in died late Monday. Mrs. Allen James Garrison will have charge against hope murders- as Cuban Foreign 1956. enable them to get ing. orderly fashion. said she was 114 years Old. of the program Which will he happen" tai Minister Raul Roa sought to an Western became t h a.. second to the United City Prrlieeman Warren and given -by- ffulinea toatni. Rcitartest visas for travel present the invasion charge to largest of the state - supported it was llo late. -Sheriff Stubblefield went to the and Mayor of the city. , States before the council. giy‘ing way only to the CaaTo's govern: -Sims and. placed him -LOUISVILLE (UPI) - A _total colleges, Reports will he presented from Samples Will Premier "Fidel None of Firm To Open New of .Kentilcky, when its "absolute U. S. Ambaissador James J. was tak- of 130 bankruptcy petitions filed University various industries in Murray Is mint had premised tinder arrest -and Kindle fall. the council the Hospital where fvffices Tomorrow in the Louisville area last month enrollment reached 3,599 last well: as some of the larger bust guarantees" of the rights of Wadsworth told the en to the Murray ••from,, OFf! set a -renal for the month of the Thia was a 59 per cent increase fleas concerns in regard to their 3.000-odd Americans - caught in Cuban charge was brewed the shot Was remove:I from his fall enrollment of 1956 Be Speaker the twists/row-of- frytter.•=1- - shoulder. He was later discharg- cember. Theo W. Bates, federal over the own plans for 1961_ _ Cuitia by thY dip aaird-lrat-aa= Cuba hands" planned made the Castro government ap- ed. -The Tackson-15-u-Fc-hase ro ac- ssatelisT) ITI ablatilffnincy Their Ida-as -cotI-CC-ming business Some "old rate' of growth at the Uni- pear "ridiculous in the eyes It is not known at this time tion Credit AssoeilltI66- Will hold day The 1960 total of 1,585 The in 1961 will be given ead any to stay. area 94 of Kentucky was 8 per William Samples, Soils Special- his cabinet into of the world." whether other warrents will be open house, tomorrow • between bankrupt ices for the was versity plant for, progress expansion. ar Castro called said over -the same- five-year Let for the Mid-South Chemical session shortly after issued in the case or not. the hours of 800 a. m. and 4 fewer than 1959 Bates cent cutting back will also be given. emergency LTS -1 CI period - much lower than all of Company of Memphis will be the', in relations was an p. m., at its new location at 307 All Rotarians are especially the rupture other ihaTitutions combined. guest 4aeaker of the Hazel adult perhaps to discuss the Beach (day , and again North' 4th -Street. itJ radio wilt be the' urged to attend this meeting flounced, Martin Oil Wins LOUISVILLE (UPI) - Sen. university's enrollment - in- farmer class Thursday night at big U. S. naval base Pan American World Airways -given away as a door prize ant The since a goal for a "100 per- cent future of the r Estes Kefauver, D•Tiann., will of the extension cen- 7:30 p. m. was autho-ized to put on extra OFF! •Bowling Tournament there will be gifts and refresh- cluding all day" has beeii set for tomorrow. at Guantanamo. be the principal speaker at a ters - was 8.873 in the fall of The adult farmer class is one U. S. Navy Stays flights from Cuba today and ments for vveryone. sponsored consumer con- labor 1960 as-- compared to 8.213 in of a series of classes that are be A spokesman at Guantana,mo Thursday for other Americans the Sheraton Hotel Martin. .0i1 Compan_ywon the The new office has been com- ference at 1956. Ina taught in the county. • The said the Navy is going to stay leaving the -cauntry. here Feb 4. The Tennessee sen- Racers Play Here Carman first annual- eiTy handicap howl- pletely redecorated in Luaun Ma- Enrollments at h e r state Hazel class is taught by in Cuba despite the diplomatic Bradcfc*k said he and 10 other ator w I I cbscuss recent hear- -.frig tournament by rolling a 3011 hogany and is modern and con- schools included: Eastern, 3,452 On Saturday Night Parks, agriculture teacher at Cal- break. members of the embassy staff not ,TS Senate subcommit- three-game series.. Johnson Gro- venient. It has been furnished ings by his or up '38 per cent over five years loway County High School. We are hilly prepared for every affected by the 48-hour deadline tee dealing with drug prices. ,by Mr. cery finished Arrow, with 2947 with modern office furniture that ago; Murray, 3.016, up 44 per The Murray State Racers, which The topic for discussion eventuality. . ." said Lt. Cmdr. would stay on for a "day or two" "The Proper and Bilbrey's was close behlnd blends well with the decorating cent over 11156: and Kentucky fell- to hot-shooting Arkansas Samples will be. J. li.. Lloyd -base anfor Mallon of- to asaist departing Americans. 1,95 over Use and Application of l'Anntiy- happens, we're with 2883. scheme, Keys Keel, manager ..aid. RICHMOND (UP11 - The assets State, 641, up 21 per cent State 65-61 Monday, open their ficer. -"-Whatever drous Ammonia". bound by Richard Lassiter captured the It consists of a large wailing and marketing .facilities of the 1956. cmference play tonight at Mur- -going to •stay. We are The services of Mr. Samples U. S. Navy, high single game trophey with a room and taw private offieea. Central Petroleum Corp.. with of- The - rate of -growth of the freesboro, Tennessee. the directives of the Funeral For T. W. are made available through the orders." 254 pin fall. Hub Dunn was the Free parking space is available to fices here and at Lexington, have Romero Catholic colleges and jun- The contest tonight with Middle Ind were going 'to follow Ellis Popcorn Company of Mur- radio, aft- ford Held Tuesday wayinner of the trophey -for a members and pests:- been purchased by its supplier, ior colleges in Kentucky was even Tennessee marks the first OVC The Castro-controlled with handicap ot growth ray. break in relations three game series the DX Sunray Oil Co., of Tulsa, higher than the rate battle for the Racers and the first er calling the Funeral services In r T. W. The Production Credit Associa- Farmers interested in hearing Yankee aggres- with a RiB"roll. Okla. Roy Congleton will con- of the stateaaupported institutions. of five straight conference bat- "a new step of held yesterday .uxreze tion is a farmer-owned coopera- this talk are welcomed to come the Ford. age 83. were Tournament play was held at as agent for the firm, it The total enrollment at five tles. sion." said it mold stay on tive corporation with all stock tinue to the Hazel Elementary school at the Max Churchill Funeral Knox Corvette Lanes. Sixteen team: Tue.sday. Homan Catholic colleges and tart) After Wedne,days action, the air all night -qpr inform people owned by the local farm was annatinced center Thursday night January Chapel with Rev. .1 Max Sykes • particiPaTed in awhat is hoped to being junior colleges in the fall of 1980 Racers return home fur a game of the event, of this transcenden- era, and was organized under the p tn. officiating. Burial was in the .00 be an annual play off. Matches was fi.838 as compared to 3:997 in with Tennessee Tech' Saturday 5th at 730 tal -moment." Farm Credit Act of 1933 The Beech Grove Cemetery. ' for doubles, singles, and mixed the fall of 1956, anincrease of 44 and Eastern Monday night before Radio Moscow _ also,../lescribed central office is located in May- First Baby Born In Mr Ford was survived by his ).00 doubles will be held soon. per cent. moving to Western and onto East Jr., Is the U. S.-Cuban break as "a new and it maintains branch Earl Forsee, daughter, Mrs. Jack Adair of a- Anyone interested in any of field Calloway In 1961 Surprisingly, the largest of the Tennessee for the, wrap-up of , step toward aggression." i.95 offices in Murray. Hickman, 'Farmington route one, one son, these event: should sign up at Catholic schools and also the fast...- their first conference trail. Struck By Car Two bf the Americans taken Clinton,' Bardwell and, LaCenter. Tort Ford of Sedalia. and a oforvette Lanni. a spokesman said. test growing is the relatively Murray la now 4-4 for the sea- into custody Tuesday night by the The association has maintained The first baby born in Callo- grandson. Jack toAdair of May- little Nazareth College, women's son. Dier were,, officials - Stewart it, an office in Murray in the Swann way County in -1961 was a girl field. , school at Louisville. Nazareth's Earl Forsee, Jr., age 10, was1 Adams, U. S. Treasury represent- Building for the past 8 year. born to Di. and Mrs. John In- The Max H. Churchill Funeral enrollment Increased from 856 In struck by an an automobile yes- alive at the embassy and Miss serving Calloway and Marshall gram of Calvert City Route one. Harvey Dixon To Home had charge of the arrange- Weaklier to 1,647 -in 1960, but part terday evening on South Third Frances Simopoulos, an embassy Counties. It is engaged in lending The baby arrived at 1:50 p. m. on 1956 ments. ice increase was due to the Candidate street, ,No broken bones were in- secretary . I finance She has not of this Be A money ti) farmers to help January 1, 1961. Report discontinuance of Nazareth Junior flieetd in the accident. Ile was No Charges filed their programs. It has loaned been named as yet. CURING WITH KINDNESS United at Nazareth. Ky., and the Dixon will be a can- bruised on the legaand knee and Also being held were Sophie Press Internatlerial thousands of dollars , to farmer Hospital Administrator. Bernard College Harvey of this school in didate for Magistrate from the held for observation at the Mum- Watson. a Cuban receptionist at for such purposes as buying farm C. Harvey said that 1960 showed incorporation SAN ANTONIO, Tex. qfpg- parent institution. Brinkley District he announced ray Hospital. ...J.- the embassy. her sister Edythe. -Western Kentucky - Mostly equipment, livestock, cars and a greater number of babies horn the Insurance -man Ray Waddell and Other Catholic colleges showa, - toilaa. A formal announcement Police said young Forsee got a Cuban-born American employe fair today, tonight and Thursday, trucks, repairing houses, repair- at the ho pital than in :1959. Five glass, firm owner E. B. Vester de- large increases Were: Bellarmine, of his candidacy will be made it mat of his mother's Car on the of the U. S. Embassy in Panama; s.high today 40 to 45, low tonight ing and building new barn:, and hundred and fifty five were horn stroyed a bandit's nerve with which grew from 886 in 1956 to a later date, he said. east- side of South Third sireet their mother. and Tony Ferantes. dmid-20a. far general operating expenses. in 1959 while in 1960 five hun- kindness during a holdup. in l965: and Villa Madonna, Mr. Ducat) has held position of and ran across the street in the an American with no knawn em- Temperatures at 3 a. rh.. CST.: Keys Keel, local office manag- dred and eighty one were born. 1.276 The pair talked the bandit out 1956 and Secretary with the Farm Buteasit path of the car driven by Richari bassy connection. Covington 20, Paducah 28, Bpwl- er, and Doatha Janes. secretary, Haney said that November of which_ enrolled 911 in gun, bought him some gro- for a number of years. and is James. Patrolman Arthur Lee and So far as was known, no char- of his _Dou- looking 'forward to seeing all last year Was the highest month 1.274 - in 1960. dog ing Creep 25, Lexington 24, are Newell, Kemp attended the ac- ge had been filed against any of ceries, gave his some food Marshall Coun- for babies with fri while the The__. total enrollment_Liit idelst knowon throughout the isviller and Hopkinsville -28. their Calloway and • the six although it was reported and the bandit $2. house. lowest was 4une with 37. was rela- runty. cident. Es"isville; Ind., 26. ty friends- at this open a 4 s •

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JA11251 C. 1/11,1-1APS. PUBLISH:351 by Cwt./ Frees losenssissoia at guards, Ray Gardner at the 5-4 record, lost to U. of L. only The sixth:ranked University of' Advertising, tatters Other forward0 slot and Ralph one point in the final seconds Ire reserve the nein I. reject any le Ohs Ilktillea. will try for C PUMA* Voice Amos whAck. ha as eipinken wMk i1/1 Ille beg Richardson at center.. season. Wesleyan's their 12th consecutive victory to- / eat iser in the nema at sae modem. • BictiMan is expected to start e night as they guard,.*Gary Auten, is aver- meet the Rasta* Howard Stacey at one guard post. little CATIONAL 11.13"RESENTAT1YLS: WALLACIII Kentucky State points per game, and it WITIAMR 00.. 11101 College Maroons but either Ron Rubeinstein or aging 23 Acoroa, Menst.nsar Tenn . 250 Park Ave, Nen Tee* 11111111LiikkAP at Knight's Larry at the Kantuchy Jerry Annstrind may get the will be up to the PP Ave.. Chscago: SO Bolystos St, Bastes. State Fairgrounds stop him to- and Exposition;other. Filling the other positions, Duddy to try and Center., s - Inisrid se Me Pet Orffse. Murray. ILonbaeky, lkw 198000100s0 as will 'be center John Ti.rner and night. Second Class -Mattes • The Cards' 11-0 season imoidl forwards Bud Olsen and 1.'red SUEIScRIPTIOM RATES. By earner le Purees par iseskilig. pie set with the victory over St. ' Sawyer. swath BSc In Calloeseg sod ad)•31rung oosusUsa. poir rillt• Al,aka ., Louis last weekend has tied Mg* The U. of L. fressinnen meet *NM $5.50. old record- one-season winntni Columbus (Ind.i AC.-' at 6:S0 p.m. streak. 'the Cards are favored bY' before the 8:311- ACST/ main "sang I 12 to 15 points over the Maroons, event.' \•\I\\I • \111 who have a 5-2 record thus, far.' other major. Kentucky col- ter action tonigtit, Transylvania's. ENDS Eastern Coach Pau! McBrayer Pioneerik take OP StItson in the Now! THURSDAY • also has a special interest in second game o" their current Ten Years Ago Today .4'1 nillAg tonight's game, which Florida lour, and Kentucky Wes- .vould be his 200th victory as ' leyan meets Ledgar Bellamune's irattered Most Pisa- TImsa File Maroon # ( • coach. Knights at the new Bellannuie _ gymnasium at -Loinsville whose What The Maroons have nothing to ' threw her out "';-- • Ort• oe ashamed of tni.s season, hay- , The Murray Thoroughbreds i*iii,. . )shir last ing lust only to No. 3 ranked St. take on Middle Tennessee at because she , I • t• I:. • • iss1 ‘‘,..1 11 a Bonaventure and Texas AS:NI in Murtreesborci. Tenn., in an Ohio Was a trip! _ their 'sereff sta. ts. Valley Conference _Lill- 1,1.,s,t ,choir 6 From past records, 1...uisville Transylvania lost. 90-83, Tues- -allo11111.111.f LS a neityy_favorne: Paving' lost day night- to Jacksonville Univer- sisttlf" 1 -one el. -the 17 meetings ar" sity in the first of its four-game - ,isiorii• !or iir Inch", LounVille. .alttsough Eastern had Florida tour. After tonight's Stei- en '1)5--rafge in C. DOUGLAS DILLON will be the world's biggest money spender, the world's biggest tax' Ames played -at n game, the Pioneers fleet sa- II f ori. 'I .111 egniggese sad the world's biggest money manufactunsr as Treasury secretary In the new Riehmond. _ . Rollins Friday and Flonda Sou- .1. • h I itnemstfir_alllimet. Dilloth 51. goes into the Treasury Department with ,& datinguishecl Eastern has 12 returnees out them SatLrday. tor (id). career In the State Department behind him. Under him will be, obviously, the IJ. S. Mint of- -11.-:. -11150-1060 squad and is The improv in g Bellarmine £M1fET and the Illtireau of Engraving and Prinung, agencies which produce not oely or money -cleh.cting ulans • these veterans to Knights,' who have won three of but conNIPIII Balls for many foreign governments, and less obviously, the Coast Guard gKe a good accounting "against their last. four games, hope to ANY DAvis, and Secret Service. Administrating the mammoth public debt Is another responsibility _ • .the..,tigh-flyang Cardinals' tonight. make it four against Kentucky 1. The principle thorn in the side Wesleyan tonight. - .218.1'1• of Loinsville C o a c_h Bernard We•zievan. however, with College -FIVE DAY FORECAST sPecio Hicicman is expected to be 1=mon c I wood Mtn. - - - m4Pros•11.0•1 Car! Cole. 6-3 senior forward, 1.111 1SVILLE t UPD The Results ad • TIIN E TO -- vino leads the *anions with a yawed weather ferecests for Ken 19.7 average per game. Hunter 06 Pace' 67 .ucky for the five' - Jay period SEE Cole is one of the best free COMPLETE BODY SHOP New York U 100 loon 77 Thursday through Monday: thraw men in. college basketball, For All Makes of Cars ft oomfieid73 . Temperatures for the period SHOW! with an amazing 94.4 per cent ' • BODY WORK • PAINTING P.:Ochre-1 St (14..1 I 419 will average near -111i,. normal of • REPAIRS record. He once hit a phenomenal , ii•-••• 78 Navy 63 - 381"'degrers in western Kentucky VARSITY: -Anna Lucasta." 20 in a_row and again had 12 in / /Ma.. 70 Hattiniore Oa to three •degree'. belowi•- Rennet DUBLIN AUTOS, INC, Lure 95 a row. -...rasaitti City 77 Shaw :12 ' ia. eastern Kittltueky.N nmutes, starts at: i 1:22'1 McBrayer also is expected to 606 Maple SL PLaza 3-2661 V.rgstua Tech 73 the Citadel 63 norMa, eitremes 44 $.22, 5:22, 7:22, and 9:22. start Phil Estepp and Larry Parks if...1lila -"tech 14.5 S Carolini 65 and * degrees. IIIMMIIIIIIMMEIM1.O111111111111111.1 1 Newts-try 77 Preestrytenan 60 -Trimmer: Thursday and Friday, Anlerbilt•.-0111-47ffiemesuacy .57 hIelly colder. sturcLay And Sun' Pfeiffer 71 Atlantic Christian 69 day, followed by _warmer agr.n fr arTtlan 78 William gr. Mary 56/' Monday , Preciptatioci w ill total :.41 Ozarks 72 Arkansas Coll. 67 less than one - tehth inch in BELK -SETTLE'S iraristal.ng 79 _Southern U 78 possible snot.; over the seeekend. Carmina St 94 Virgi 71 • \liosipin S. 92 Delta S 53 Midwest Kentucky College 69 C, Results Iher LI 77 Gen/Williams 56 by I Soled Proa. haeflost wool st John .11111nn. 69 Ss "'bonsai; se Jacksonville ;Fla i Int Ind St Teti 70-1,"atparaiso Ino• 73 Transylvania 83 .tanistiurg 63 McAlester 49 • Indiana "'Pa- I 79 Cumberland 78 Clu 4 st. 103 How Payne 63 Vincennes Junior Cnllege, 89 Southwest Padt.cah Junior College 7.1 Hostuon Inn Lamar Tech 73 .• Tex. AIWA VA Tex_ Chnstien• 104 NOW- Okla you ineoY*, - City 80 W Texas St. 75 w taard pew. lagOnnallaral OE SALE Tex Tech 70 SMU 68 Nineeen S. president,. from ONE TABLE 0006 A MD ENDS IN ONE TABLE Nikatees-11. $. Army Prattle Vase AVONt 99 *trey 69 Wa-hington js,, Eisenhower: litee West "•.i•orn uniform, of the military Sr JAMAS H. WINCH/MR • Stanford 59 Its.rdharri 44 service.. 'President-elect ' John F. . Central PTe1141 A satorustion litetter • Diable Valley 66- Nana Valley 55 Kennedy. a ,Nash veteran. be. AnIther in the NU. furni1...,1 Aside from UP fart that the Neese JC 77 NW Nazarene 67 c,.rne• the 20th service-experi- Children's is Shoes rpm& Children's anta-mias.le rn..s-' his Shoes Zetii an the is Zeus supersonic Whitworth 63 enced president gale. developed by the latestern d -, GIRLS NYLON STRAPS AND osse1alit power .y.'.em. Fresno SI C.. Piny ;Porno / 69 OXFORDS 4 Electirsc Company far the U.S. ',.,4.1 - Regular 53..98 a command guidance system i I. lir :.ark 62 Portland St 641 MOAT 1111 Values Army. FOR DIMMER • I and tarries a nuclear warhead, I sonta tiara 71 124,11 of Panne 38 DE.NISON, Tex tPt - BOYS OXFORA - VALUES to '7.98 Named wfter the nrenntip , no othersperLtc data or the I, xxi service will soon take. deity of (re. Mc mythology re-, •- weapon Ms yet been relesbod. • • new dimension at Lake Trauma wired le.,- an, teiEstaii a punhavir : Federal Its development. however. la State Market State Park. A million-doll.ir ma- of ii rot g.1-..ers the Zetie ashen kransn to have the highest ne- .11 he piared to News Service rina under 'Construction at the 2.97 --ererat,,T,11. v. 1 partment of Defense prionty. lake includes plans fur a Massie Guard strategic cit.,* arid In- 1Th a Ls Ln line with the betted' NII;h1tAY. 114%, Jan 3. 10111. anallatsons in the I' si. room with hohresses to pros•iti.• Intercontinental Ms.rray lavisteck Market' repeirt. IDEAL Assisting Weatern Electric In that missile& bostside serve e fnim -grill to FOR SCHOOL GIRLS Total receipts 518. ., • Its cie..a, ,pmetlt are Dnuglas ,can t'll stoPPed• gunwale' ' Hem 270. Receipts mostly mix- ONE GROUP SUEDE Aircraft and Bell 'Televise:al - - SPORT ed inane nutchers. Steady to 25t LAM. SIMI) _MO. __...... - -• -.wart t;S No I, 2, and 3 bar- row and gilts 190-23n lb. $17.06: CornParatide _hogs received, during Shoes week $17 25-17 50; 2441- 275 'tn. THE Sill's) 16 54). 275-3M) ,A14 00- AMERICAN WAY SUEDE FLATS - OXFORDS - LEATHER FLATS S ato ..No 2 and 3 sows 300401.1 F Regular i7.8 au-8434S, - • - time: Igo. (ieneral4 steatites Values to ‘4.98 Few head 5' sal and ch,sice • 911 .0 niukliter steers S 80. Stand- usrarmonc/ ard .rei good 741!11-900 ib. islaugtf• e tierf,•ri $20110-24 25; Utility -52.97 $17 WV 20 nu: Standard and good OP tb misien-aaaaeldithr Year- LADIES ,ing, $20 30.24 MI, Utility a 11 ,1 . , . • , , $1375 - 162 ONE GROUP LADIES Ca,,,,er An,/ 51.1-14. Jight ( antler down t,, $7 541; cut,. • .,,v,-1-ttility buil- $15 75-17 le , House Slippers arig Cnilee 3041-1011 lb stuck. •te. • • 52-3 2%. - 25 25: Medi I• 41 5210 25.23 G Dress (I 300-54/0 i Shoes • k heifer-. $20 50-22 75: few Mrs1tiri and IN SUEDE AND LEATHER 61,141-8b0 lb. Values to 53.98 feeder .teet- S t9 75.23 tur Values to '12.98 Calves: 74. Veit ner• istirady 1,, :Sr i-wer ,t i,ead and 217 VP-1-144 ,••! Si 64) •et and Cheese •COOPISSOW-gnentat love. .141,500 0 $22 75-31, 25. Standard. hymn In the person of 21, sit 46 f•light 423 PI= year-old lands, IL (above) si„,idard arid- 41%.4 aue-stio debuts on the • Americas) ODD LOTS k_.1, ,•alves LADIES _ $24;75-24 00: ' 11Cfeeb In "Confession' of an ONE GROUP LADIES CASUAL Opium Etter." -- MURRAY LOAN CO. Wedge Heels Dress Shoes 500 W. Slain St. Telephone PL 3-2621 IN SUEDE AND LEATHER - VALUES to i12.98 Rog 48.-98 and 17.98 W:iat Nonsense! "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." 5597 '5.77 BORleD "OUR PLAP44:ET! I r411 leo rifrilSITt Cs . - BELK-SETTLE COMPANY _ 114 South 5th Street Murray, Kentucky Phone PLaza 3-3773 -• 1

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14+,0 111.11..SUAY — JA,NLAT-€: 1961 LEDGER & TIMES KriNTUCKY PAGE THREE CLOSE COUSINS FAMILY FOOTSTEPS ON THE SCENE TOUGHENED UP . • Will HOLLYWOOD — Actor MORRISVILLZ,' Vt. fik — Graft Wifltams new Warner HOLLYWOOD f121)- — Many HOLLYWOOD (1St -7,Van Sisters-in-law Mrs. Roger Mar- Brothers' contract player, is the of the' scenes for "Greengage hams takes iii stridehhis rigged iglit coux and Ma. Wilfred Marcoux g and-nephew of famed .opera Summer" are being filmed along screen fights ah a detective neoc gave birth to a boy and girl, star Mary Garden. Willianis is the Marne River where British TV's "Surfside 6." He used hgeee respectively, within nine minutes joining the cast of the "Hawaiian and French troops stopped the break bropcs on an Oklainina , , U. of L. only of each other. Eye" television series. German drive on Pans in 1914. ranch. final seconds sun. Wesleyan's is aver- female puppies. Best Of bloodline. Auten, • re FOR SALE I Business Opportunities NOTICE.' n' game, and it ;25.00. Phone PLaza 3-1467, 301 I Knight's Larry South 6th Street, Murray, Ky. InCIAL TYPE ROUTE WORk. 7 d stop him to- LAD1h. SHOE SKATES, Size Need 2 married men with car and BALDWIN PIANOS - ORGANS. only. hie j4p Call HE 5-4232, nights good references.. eell weakly Exclusive dealer in West Ken- guarantee plus expenses to start. tucky. Feezle Piano Sales, 522 EVERYDAY at Wig- BARGAINS Only ambitious men with desire Broadway, Paducah, Kentucky. gins Furniture, where you buy 52 RICHARDSON T RA I L E R, for advancement need apply. januaryl9c less and bank the rest. 2i for modern, reasonable. Also 54 Ply- Write Fuller Brush Company,- 42'4 North of Murray, Benton flutes mouth. Across from Pipeline Ser- -Columbus Avenue, Paducah, Ky, JUNE' BEAUTY SHOP NOW has iRoad. Phone PL 3-456f1. tfc vice Statioierlit Paducah Road. Phone 443-2777." jari5c three operators, June Johnson, phone CH 7-9006. jec Faye Lockhart and Bat 'Thur- A, .C. REGISTERED Chihuahua May oe l ENDS Wanted man, Call and aelt about our PL 3- ' THURSDAY specials on permanento. 5124, 35e Answer to Yesterdays' Puzzle LADY TO STAY WITH Elderly CROSSWORD PUZZLE lady for room and. beard with a small wage. Call PL 3-32111. 1-7F-7)R-- • ale Alga- ACROSS II-Showing the MUM DOOM SOM RENT I effects of MUM GIUMW DMZ )4c whose fitter 1-Employ mildew PF ilUagLAM 4-ConjunetIon 7-Part of 090UMU FURNISHED GARAGE Apart be" GRIMM MOO threw her out 6-Female "to F-6R SALE or TRADE 1 ment. 1 Meek from college ad r buries 8-Electrio 0450 MOO MUD -Violent cat fish D120 F ministration building. 1606 Farm 11 CIEMMW MOD because she out buret 8-Kind of FM" SALE OR TRADE FOR heron ag ODUI MI er, PL 3-2210. j7c 13- Like,. rises livestock, 300 gallon bulk milk vas a tripp! 15-Teutonba 10- Bishoprio Ma@ MUM trawg, dens .3.;.:er51110un , P@LIU 1200 USMid lank. used two year. Phone CH 7- UNFURNISHED-TWO-BELIROOM 16-Compartment 14-A continent 00171tIL Willard Davis. 15p Electrically ler horse tatibr. I MIIIMMad 3522, Mayfield, mode r n apartment. IS-Region 17-Rhythmical M1NIMM2 heated. Good location. PL 3- 13- Stitch swing IW4D MUM921 mai amimusi after 0 p.m, j6p WWI 21-1 my oam _ 24-Motintalne 23-Prerict down _ __ . . o 23-Rushed 'Europe •_ __. NEWLY DECORA1‘r- 1st Floor suddenly 15- E spire - 27-Call ' ...43-trePeh 56- rtilit notice office space. Contact Dr. A. D. Let41 SS- lientili• -Cut '. article 23- tieraldryt painter .61 Wallace or see at 202 South 6th 21- Moro. +-sa gra f te!t1 44-Skill - .,.. sp.pidkeee —114-41444wwie- 211-1.Wriistar_-.41,. tftf...Z.L.'t- eet. . „, tDEM Kff - 23- Indefinite 4 s Fruit Calsra (a bb. 1 110-1.1socute the 0 thrus &Mete ..1 &I ,,,,ii,,,,,. Of-Indian . CARD OF THANKS 34-Be-or. c++winmnds mulberry AMY NIS, lit month 17- Cmmeitieste prie•tuge, t++us The Family of Mrs. Sally Petty 3G -1144, id 52-lily id GI-S) i for 35- Limb whatiiii. wishes to express • our sincere as"Danrrt" 33- AR irmative iehei I. 111, vot• thanks and appreciation to our 2 3 -,-; "ii 4 5 .<6. 7 II ? 311-Pronoun 1 friends and neighbors for, their 40-Cnmuese It t7 11 14 kindness and sympathy shown Us 41- pointralse' during passing of our beloved 43- 21asculin• Id 45-organ of 15 + +16 1N7 son and brother Frank Pettl. Also , sight flowers, also K. mil of race , for the beautiful 47- 19 20 ,•,- _ 21 '.....< _To Our Open House his comforting Are Invited SHOP here* Rev. Ward for You ••••'.. 60-K, 111601 for it 2:`..- 26 Rutledge Funeral • sliver ,:.-4.23 24 . ." words and 62-s* t• .. CHIEF— Former their efficient service. REPAIRS ...„33 AUSCHWITZ Home for 51 -Couple- ' 30 '.''.".' 31 32 ,.•..„ Richard Baer, now be -Seas eed 29 SR Maj. May God bless each of you. Thursday, January 4, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 55-Weird 49, the last commander at _ The Family ltc 35 60- Prefix not his, t';';', infamoua concentration 61-Unit of - -the Auschwitz, Poland, 266i • currency 40 ; ,. Al . camp at 63- Sleeping- ' r...*' arrives in Frankfurt, Ger- Lightning Strikes IN OUR NEW LOCATION sickness fly •^:.:-Y.' AB'. 65-Tolls 45 46 ;eV 7 many, after being caught •4' i+:74;?:?<11 Electrician Twice de-Saint (abbr.) -i 3 .54 55 working as a woodcutter 67-Lamprey '.'1.50 '•• 2 '''..-h •.•.•, •S• V Hamburg. Thus ends a /V near HOLLYWOOD ithe — Columlaia 307 North Fpurth Street DOWN • . t hideout. Police got .57 IV:* 8 59 15-year ahvetss 56 wife, Studios electrician Marvin 1-Southwestern him by following his 6iiPo3 ete is not a believer in the old adage Indians 61 62 also arrested. Baer ran Aus- 2- Certain . that lightning never strritee tw chwitz from May 1944 to 3-Printer's e, same 'place. measure 46.5 January 1945, when gassings in the 4.Plare for _ V67 operating a hee- - - of Jews were heaviest Tweiss was worithIp by United Fester, Syndicate, a etorm Se- I- Begin Distr. 1 ning machine for DOOR PRIZES REFRESHMENTS quence during filming at Maui, • Hawaii of "The Devil at 4 • I.• O'Clock" when he miscalculated Ne JAMESritcENEr and the,bolt of light- .:.,.•.... , the distance In The Swann Building ning struck him- trehtete-.- back. • Formerly Located • He guessed wrong', the second 11111.)•.r ... .4 14 time toe, and he was struck in • '4‘ ,:a",••..... 1••• ,111111111111011111010 ea moaspripa 5— 14,4Witalkaliallalall114 P Pam .- - the .ame area. .• , ' ( 'I ' f THE NEXT VOICE. ETC. flag — Arthttr was finding his HOLLYWOOLI Shed, and wad tor you. JUIIU3. who movies and CREDIT CU A grE:1 Lake. the Dagwoud of JACKSON PURCHASE PRODUCTION cattle.] the suitcases seat, said, "Where's it been'!" nrrry a--,, sitting Adam television, Will provide the voice • to one ot the beaches and "To the end of the track," Of the mud liches aver the new TV "on one him. "Ben's there of the dog Mike in - Jellus Hotiscay lowerecthlit bulk Anna told .444 ltie---zanousa when Ben Bole In- seriea, "Jimmy and Ade" Field Office Manager with a sigh. He hcbeceeo Ills -now. They're Brains tne Keys Keel, day walked in. Smoke 500re- Mike -awes obtained from the - watch agavis• the clet nt agent's diana' mained in the coat-is, and 110111 city pound after a long search tune while ne waited, then Julius Stared tor a moment, day Opened the othei door to foolish for "the all-American mutt." Adam came back. then'aiiiruggeo it oft a.s 141 ince sunie air circulation. "A freight is leaving in about talk. But Adam took it more Al Capp/ "You: tether and brother are that? LIL' ABNER by hour," he sald. 'There's seriously. "Do you mean gone he told ner. a nalt the tall end of IL" can't eelleve it" He sat be- "I don't care now." a cosh on M SOkkNi, fH IS IS GONNA BRING THET EMBALMERS.r.r— PO4 MANN IL" Julluif said. "Not side her with the assurance that I . He shrugged "All right. What 'Damn pa /NH NAFTA TELLVO!?.- man to get Me tie would be welt Mile. "Ben M ISIAH I LTON BE TOO UNKIERVIN' STRETCHFR I.JF; TIMES yoe going to do now?" even time ter a are doesn't Know anything about •/0. A SIGHT FO' AN'BETTER Ti-ls'600Dr.liGFir IRENE"PUNCH I "Go *here Bentier goes,' supper." you ought to make rienting Indians.' FATAL!! IT'S sumpTHINs ph* said "I've waited too long. "Father, GOT TA GO TO CIVILIANS", PROTEcK YORE Adam said. "I think flea learning quick- Mr. Holliday up your. mind, SOME OTHER CAMERAS Furl --sHuDDF.R!!- WORSEff because there ly,' .she smiling at him. makes senee.-."It I'm -not go- "Trust you fuss now 'Don't you have any confidence HOTEL— FLYIN'TEEn-lif you anything about won't -be a train, aria • ing to ask Ben?" I've get you re- —" in your lather or Carl But of confi- 'AIM I'm do- "It's -not a matter iSoouuonac to ten )ani mutt I'm going to "Don't tell me Holliday said. "I dence," Julius said flatly "You do." ing,'' Julius come along in the can't fight Indians and run a "You don't have to tell _me.- weir a fool to railroad too.: she said Borth, know." drat place." Father." The conductor came into the He seemed relieved about It; "You insisted. argue with a coach and walked toward them, he didn t relish the Idea of tell- "Who can said, then stood ne had a' tare book In hand and lug .ner he was going to KW her lawyer," Julio. the ooach It Julius Hollblay seemed insulted brother. "I'm not gems to Lake up. "Lets go to there." He hefted by It. -I'm Julius Holhclay, a Jim Bender with me, Hoiliday may be coola suitcases. "Wouidn t board member of thls line' he said. "I don't want anything to one of the would core off said. "Don't you aava passes?" stand between you. Not any jiou think that it --They --yea+keel -pay the-- bets with thing like this. The martini" sundeehhehh-- hhitheart- crunch- conductor said dry- break your father, but Jim along the siding:21nders passes," the feet, and Holliday, ah. Ben, that Bender doesn't have to be a tag, beneath their ly, "Mr. • by Ernie Businnilier a gnimbling away with those the first Y part of It." Julius spoke in did devil Ben be four eighty-five 'Thank you for that.' She voice. "Why the week That'll us is beyond me." • NO--- I NEVER DATE stood up and tried to brush the couldn't meet apiece." . wire that you BOYS soot from ner dress but only "You didn't' -Remind me to talk to Ben WHO CAN'T Adan. said. "I succeeded m smearing it "What were coming," about this, J alms said, and paid KEEP THEMSELVES said no." makes a man want to own wanted to, but you up. 'What a way to run • rail- train. loadou everything, Mr. Holliciay?" They itound the road: We II get It all straight- CLEAN The coarn "I don t know. Can't you an- with army horses. ened out at the board meeting, the caboose, and new swer that? Don't you know was next to -tven II we nave to elect a •• near, Anna your own father ?'' when they drew chairman'. Now, what s pleasant her father "No, and I'm sure rie doesn't Neubauer and to talk about? I understand troni the do-at so know hunselt. He has to have stepped away les a long ride." Julius haul- things for no other reason than they could step up. • • • the platform, then Just wanting them.- ed henget-to nEN HOLLIDAY did not die- dpor. turned to take the begs from IlollIday turned to the I-, cum his plans with Jim son_ Piona Neubauer 'Netters "It's Carl I rri after, Betty He his unmet 'or Sergeant DuJotse. Adam Ifolilday, then.supped killed Skinner." at Instead, he sent Bender along 0 Mt touched helie on the "Den't go after him alone, torward with the work train, and the her she vi•arfeed, then prrared arm. - Frenchman was left In charge was the Why, you're Ben's brother. lips tightly together; it - ot the end of track camp. The ea' ou7" - only advice she was going aren't train pulled out for the main aht moment "Yes.' Atiam said, smiling give him. He waited a yard _shortly after ininelown,- from hello, nello. Any friend of hinge-, then stepped down -And and the army left to make a — ABM AN' SLATS by Hi.burn Van Musa 'rapidly Ben's Is a triend of mine But the caboose and watited wide four-day sweep to keep pore never told me about you." ThiEN I WEElh DO W-1AT IS RIG-41, I toward"Colonel Dawson's he the Indians under constant eye. been busy," Anna said. WILL. RUB TREETOP FROM MY HEART Hon.. He was being a fool, he "He's Holliday sat in the cook tent going nodded and continued THAT AS A CHILD ERASES told himself, but he Iola Adam arid waited for the camp to IPS NOT rm -,mile. "And 1 don't blame CHILD - 130T NE PRICE A MISTAKE ON 1413 3 $1 2.98 to do this alone, without Bender to settle down for the night before ROMANCE, Allow me to introduce my ID PAY FOR IT IS MST ScHoot. PAts! or Sergeant-feedoise. him. leaving. YOU GOT bustness, father, Mr. Julius Holliday' TOO SIG- CONSIDERIN' THE It was railroad was no definite• plan in MIAs. ah--" There POSITION YOU'RE IN strictly. his mind when he quietly sad- • 5 • -"Anne Neubauer." She intro- horse -and eased out of stepped duced her father, who shook dled a A DAM HOLIiIDAY a ptithl with self-consciously. camp.- Be took rTh down from the coach at • prhls, and said, ''Can't we him and some spare Citt7, then turned to help Then Julius [help a determination to finlbli this his father with the suitcases sit down?" down Carl going south?" nasty job of tracking Julius Hoilieey wore a frown ".'11 hope you're taking Anna'ssArift Singer. • and n wrinkled sue and an air Adam said., • of trimatience He said, "Check to help her aboard. tor sal& "We've A trap has bees bolted see if there's a train 'teeth "Oh, yea," she the to train to Ren Holikbty. 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- 4 PAIS!Oen LEM= a TIMES - kfTTRRAY. RPN ppeRy • NNTI1NF:q1) 1)* - J1N1'\ny t, BELK -SETTLE COMPANY'S s .4 January White Goods Sale Former Murray Girl To Wed. Social Calends, BELK STATE PRIDE BELK STAT7 PRIDE _ Tuesday. January 3 SPRING KNIGHT WHITE The MUSLIN 180 Thread Count Delta Department of the Murray Woman's Club will meet PERCALE WHITE at the clubhouse at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. E. C. Parker is program chairman. Hostesses are Mesdam- SHEETS es Graves Hendon, SHEETS . Holmes Ellis, SHEETS A. D. Butterworth, C. B. lord. and 128 THREAD Walter Baker. 128 THREAD COUNT - COUNT • • • • WHITE MUSLIN 81x108 Thursday. January 5th The Town and Country Horne 81x99 $2.17 makers Club will meet at th. 81x99 $153 $153 home of Mrs. Allen Russell at 7.30 pm. • • • • Double Fitted p.. MONDAY. JANUARY 72x108 The Sigma $153 Department of the Murray Woman s Club will meet 72x108 $2.17 4 t • $153 at the club noose at 7:30 p r- • • • • Twin TUESDAY, JANUARY 10 Fitted 42x381 pair Murray Star chapter No. 4311 Order of the Eastern Star will hold Ita regular Twin meeting at the Fitted $1D3 PILLOW CASES - Pe sortie itr at- 7:3U p.m. • • • • $153$173 Thursday, January 12 SPRING KNIGHT The Suburban Homemakers Club- will' meet at 7 p.m. in the cOLORED MUSLIN home of Mrs. 81x108 Double Holmes Dunn 'ota $173 Fitted - - - - $173 South 12th Strt.et. • • • • , SHEETS Often House Held' 128 Thread Count .4t Parsonage On Double Fitted $173 POW42 ll 81 x108 New Year's Day CASES'73t Rev. and Mrs. Henry McKenzie. Miss Maryjane Austin • $2.17 entertained with open house at • The Reverend and Mrs. Orval, Murray High School. 42x 36 the 'parsonage of the College Murray. Henry Austin of Westfield. New Kentucky. Double Fitted Presbyterian Church She is a Junior at on Sunday, Jersey and Yankee Lake, (I) New Year's Wurts- Undenwpact College for Women. Day. for members boro. New York: announce the St. Charles. Missourf. She .is Wash $2.17 of the a PILLOW congregration and their CASES Cloths engagement of their - - 730 pr. friends. 7daughter, member of the Choralaires and Miss Maryiane Austin. to John the Poetry Society. REG. The tea table was overlaid with 7e VALUE Ferguson • Goud Ill eon of Mr..' Site "-is the grabddaughter a lace cloth and centered with of Twin Fitted John Ferguson Goode Jr,. and'the the late Mr. and Mrs. a tail white self illuminated con- Hairy Late Mrs. lone Ford GooAe of Leslie Weaver. of Boone. tamer centered with greens sent Iowa Glenview. Illinois. and the :ate CANNON BATH from Colorado. The appoustments Mr. Clarence Leslie Special! 20 $10g $1.q7 - The wedding. Is planned for Austin and Mrs Clarence were in silver. Mrs. B. I Scherf- Leslie June in Westfield. where the Austin of Shefdon.illinots. , hut and MrS. Charles Crawford father of the bncietto-be is an ' He is the grandson alternated at serving at of she late the punch Associate Minister of the Presby- 72x108 • bowl. Mr. and Mrs John Ford of Chi.- termn church. Mr. Austin was cago and the late Mr. A :arse number of persons and Mrs. cal- minister of the College Presby- led between John Ferguson Sr. of Daytona the hours of 3-'60 to terlan Church TOWELS of Murray jrom $1.97 5-00 p. Beach. Florida. I. 1950-1958. • • • On Sunday, January 8. from Mr. Goode iS a 'graduate of ONE LOT REG. 49e VALUE 3:00 to 5.30 pm. Rev. and Mrs. Glenorook High School. Glenview. 42x38 pall _McKenzie will have open house Wined-a and also at Kemper Mili- for Presbytenan college students tary Junior ()link College _of_ and Boonsd/Is PERSONALS factilty members'. •' Missouri.. 'While at Kemper he -Special! 3Wor SOLID P1110141 CASES • • • • 3 COLORS - - - - 94' was a .member of the, Association Miss Hazel Tarry of Highland 111 of the United States Army, and ---Pietv-C7oncord Club Park. 111.. spent the' holidays with the Military Honor Meets Recently Society. He relatives in. Murray. 4 - is a Junior at the University of * 29c yd. or 4 yds, $100 8-0Z. FEATHER The New Concord Homernak- Mrsaosirs, Columbia. zdassourt in en Club Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Harrell met recentiy in the the School ,of Business and Pub- add children of Rock Island. _haw of Mrs. Charles . ' _..ilslm‘ssistesta.n_- III., ONE LOT REG. 79e VALUE fig( zprrt 77W1troil1er- wit" their par- TICKING at New Coatord • with six- . M-as Austin is a graduate of ents. Mr. and Mrs_ 36 INCH teen' members and one visitor. sfUvin liar- • rel. and Mr. ant. /sirs_ Barletta- Wrarfrae rifeSent. Mrs. Robert Jones Mrs.' Herman Cathey. Mrs.. Charles Stivablefteld• penIal. 51k and Hostess For Cora -. • • • • or 2 ,c,)F Mrs. Curtis Cook. main lesson Mr. and" Mrs. John leaders. pr'epared and served a Graves Circle T. Slur- doc,k and children. Ricky very deuctous and attractive out- and OUTING Mrs Fti.,bert Cindy. °C.. Madison, fat luncheon in the Christmas Jones Was hostess' Wiliconsin. motif 'for Ihe ref/1112r Meeting of t14+1ft'S Sunday idler spending the to. those assembled. ONE LOT REG. SOLID COLORS The president. Cora Graves Circle of the Wo- holidays with their parents. Mr. •1.00 VALUE PRINTS Mr F. Pete 9 man's Association and Mrs.. Philip- Murdock Hughes, presided over the busi- of the College and Presbyterian Church' Mr. arid Mrs. john Workman. ness meeting and- Mrs. Leon held Mon- ONE TABLE 36" COLOR day evening at eight ' • • • • Adams gave the • devotion. Mtes o'clock at Special! 35° yd. or 3 yds. $100 the home of Mrs Paul Booby Workman left by train 79! Beatrice Locse gave a book re- Linn. Reg. 39c Value The first of a series Saturday for Orlando. Fla., to. viewT. '•A Christmas Carol" by of *Mons Chan Dickens. on The Christ:err Family" was resume his teaching duties after SPECIAL! presented by Mrs Charles spending fhe holidays with his * * group exchanged gifts a- Sim- Men's White Satin ons Mrs. Edward parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Stripe Full Size mond the tree-Six/shine friends Brunner led - Work- the Bible study from ther•-book man. • - 29t YD. OR Were revealed and others chosen 4 YDS. $1.00 of John. •.is • • for the ensung year. a ONE LOT Refreshments were 'Mr. and Mrs Roy F. Crbtier SOLID COLOR TOWELS The next meeting w.11 he heal served to ONE 11 rnerfoers and children. TABLE SO SQUARE in the home of Mrs Curtis auring tne social betTra and Donna. _ Is wing n apen t e o Handere en uc y e Size 2Sx54 days with ,,oer. parents. Mr. and - Reg. •1.98 Value "Mrs Barnes W • Burkeen, who • * SPECIAL PRINTS- Coffee Is Held At PERSONALS returned home with them for a visit. Enroute home: they visit- Req. 444. yd. Home On Saturday 'Mr Special! and. Mr Sonny - Hubbs --eel their son and family, Mr. and $1.29 Mrs. Dennis TeelOr and and ch:airen. Jenny,. and II., J. W. Burkeen and sons, ,10 for SPECIAL! A A Doherty entecained $1.00 with Scott._ of 1 . returned Lkivict and, Danny, of Nashville,. a coffee on Saturday. Deeember horne Sunday after spendirtg the Tenn. 31. at 9:30 a.m, at the Dot:tees? holidays with his parents, Mr. • • • • 39` YD, home. OR 3 YDS. $1.14 and Mrs 1.:letus Iii.162s and fam- Mr and Mrs. Jack Kahn and NEW SHIPMENT ONE BIG TABLE Refreshments were sen'ed FAST COLOR from ily. They alssi tinted ..vitti rela- ch.ldren. Elizabeth Ann. George, the dining taale overlaid with an tives ins•Padur-M and Andy, left Monday for their aqua and yellow cloth and • ONE BIG TABLE cent- • • home sat Oak Ridge, Term., after ered with an arrangement of Mr. and Mrs W." B. 'McCord spending the holidays with Mr,. eilpw chrysanthanusrus ,flanked and em, Aalter by Brown, o f Kahn's parents. Mr. and Mrs. yellow canples in niser hold- Greensboro. PRINTS PRINTS Ala., formerly George Upchurch. ers. of Murray, visited relatives and- • •• • DISHES Approximately . fifty person% friends inaMaisray and Cellesvey Mrs arid Mrs. ft. W. Ciiiiretti REG. 59c VALUE Regular 79e were included in . the guest list County during the holidays. Jr.. and children ,of Fostoria, ONE LARGE TRUCK LOAD, 22998 PIECES Mk - SPECIAL! Ohio. spent the holidaYs With CUPS - SAUCERS their parents. ,Mr. and Mrs. It - PLATES - PLATTERS W Churchil. and Mr. and M: Special! 44 'BOWLS - SUGAR - CREAM and CEREAL 0 57' AIRLINES NEED YOU NOW! W. R Perry. • • • • - MEN AND WOMEN AGE 18 TO 30 - '41 A NEW LOW PRICE!! 01(i TABLE FALL Mr- and Mrs. Tommy Walker ONE BIG TABLE r;et into airlines now . . . termana, en, in.: arid children of Memphis, Tenn, •otions. We peed High School graduatea (Col. were the guests of her paren' ,age not necessary) to train for AIRLINE Churcho. RESERVATIONS. TRAFFIC,. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. W. COMMUNICA- the! MATERIAL TIONS, AND OPERATIONS smitions. Other out of town guests in Suiting Good 50 ea. & Cottons ChUrchill holidays 10° pas travel. advanotaisient-seetersty. APPROVED home. ose_r the I ea. FOR VETERANS_ Will not interfere with your were her brother and family,' Regular 98e present position. Also want to interview men- Mr and- Mrs. Daniel Wear and; REGULAR 11.29 to 11.98 veterans VALUES with radio, teletype operator exp daughter of Nashville, Term. I SPECIAL! (Lin .4 Optional Az/using cLuses,....sefiasiasea . - •• - - in PADUCAH, ATLANTA and M.10.11. with Bss• ite Cathey of Murray '• re- , R0031 and TRANSPORTATION ARRANGED. 150 ea. 24P ea. turned home Sunday from a Special! $1.00 77t TO Apply. Mail Coupon for Immediate Interview to: weeks visit with his daughter' Ryan Airline Career Traintlg, P.O., Box 182. Murray. Ky.- and other friends of Orland'-. Fla. (NAME • .1.• Mr. and Mrs Vinson Thomas SS _ _ and • sors....,Sneed.. of" Loi.isviile, !..ptr.t the holidays PHONEADDRE .'AGE . HT. _ WI' with their sun (1cIude A Small Recent Photo.) and brother. Rev.- William Them- as, Iirirsr Thomas, :Ind little I 11 (lausrer, -SETTLE Lisa." COMPANY 1111.r

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