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• 23 1968 11' Selected As A Best All WOund Kentucky Community Newspaper The Primary Largest Paid Source of News ••• Circulation In Murray and Both In City Calloway County 0 And In County

United Press In Our lifth Year International Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, April 24, 1968 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXIX No. 98 S AIRPORT HERE RECEIVES LARGE GRANT Students Of Water Rescue Team e,Collision Is Looks For Tourists; Over $35,000 Awarded; To UR NIHS French Reported Call False Alarm Be Used Extending Runways The Water Rescue Team of the Murary-Calloway County Take Tests Civil Rescue Squad Patrolmen Alvin Farris and Defense The Murray-Calloway County DC-3 planes and turbo jets in was the early J D. Grogan of the Murray dispatched in Airport has been granted $35,- business and the board hopes hours this morning to search Four students from the Police Department investigated 240 under the Federal Aid air- to be able to give them the IF=111 for four who were French Department at Murray a two car collision yesterday Si tourists port program for the fiscal year field necessary for service here. fishing trip on High School were in Lexington annwr 1:25 p.m. on Chestnut Street. overdue on 1960 for its land acquisition Murray State University is Kentucky on Saturday, April 20, where Cars involved were a 111021 Lake. program, according to a tele- now using the larger planes Col. Tom Brown of Lynn- they participated in the nation- Chevrolet two door hardtop gram from Congressman Frank for transportation for their hurst Resort called the Coast al contest for high school stu- driven by Stanley W. Bridges A. Stubblefield. athletic teams. Most of these Guard and the local rescue T. dents of French, sponsored by of Cadiz Route Three and a Dr. James D. Outland, chair- planes can land at the airport, team after two couples from the American Association of 1964 Volkswagen two door dri- man of the Murray-Calloway but some have to land either Teachers failed to re of French ven by William Paul Bailey, Springfield. Ill., County Airport Board, said that at Paducah or Paris, Dr. Out- The students who took turn from a Tuesday afternoon the Jr., of 311 North 12th Street the grant will be used to leng land said, but with the larger • French I test were Anne Bat- ••••••.• Police Bailey car fishing trip. C said the then Kyle field from 3000 feet runway the planes will all be 3 tle, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. The Murray squad was on was going east on Chestnut to 5000 feet and to widen the able to land at Kyle Field lo- Guy Battle, and Mike Boyd, the lake a short while when Street and was stopped for field from 75 feet to 100 feet. cated north of the Mayfield son of IIT:=-End Mrs. William the couples returned safely af- CHARLES F. traffic in front of him, when HINDS The chairman said the board Highway 121 on the Penny Boyd. Taking the French Ti ter having spent the night in his car was hit in the rear end had asked for the grant to en- Road. test were Kern Battle, son of an abandoned cabin in t h e • by the Bridges' car. large the field in order to be Dr. Outland said the state Dr and Mrs Guy Battle. and Land Between the Lakes. The Charles F. Hinds Damage was reported to the able to service the planes of government has set aside an Ronnie Goode, son of Mr and rear young Illinois men told search- bumper and left rear fen- Speaker At Meet the industries, especially the appropriation for $50,000 to Mrs Kenneth Goode. der of the ers that rough water in the Bailey car, and no Eli Lilly Company. match these federal grants. but There were two contest cen- damaLe was late hours yesterday had forc- Historical Society reported to the Dr. Outland said more and the amount for the local air- ters for Kentucky students this Bridges car. ed them to remain on the east more people are using the large port is not known as yet year. One is at the University bank of the lake. The featured speaker at the of Kentucky with Dr. Phillip The trip to the lake for the monthly meeting of the Linn The Murray-Calloway County Duncan as director, and the Mrs. Dan Hutson squad provided valuable exper-,Boyd Historical Research So- airport now features a large other at Bellarrnine College in -L. Speaker At ience a spokesman said. Several ciety. Paducah, Thursday night Charlie Sheppard hanger built about three years Louisville with Dr. Thomas Meet problems developed during the will be Charles Franklin Hinds, ago and also an office build- McTigue as director. Of Kirksey PTA short time in the water for the newly appointed head librarian Rites Will Be ing. Students of French from all rescue boat but the squad hop- of Murray State University. At Unity Church The project of bringing the parts of the state were present Mrs. Dan Hutson reviewed es to have the problems ironed Hinds will present and dis- airport to Murray was first started several years ago by at the two centers for the test problems of an elementary out before a similar emergency cuss several of his recent ac- Funeral services for Charlie the Murray Junior Chamber which consisted of two parts. school teacher as taken from occurs. quisitions for the special col- Marshall Sheppard, 57-year-old of The oral part was administ- the book, "Never Tease A Din- lections division of the library. McCracken Countian who was Commerce, but has now become a ered by tape only and required osaur" written by Joe Hannon, The Meeting will begin at in a two-car traffic ac "gping concern" on its own • s picture of N B. Ellis, formerly of Murray and now killed thirty minutes of working time. a sixth grade teacher in New 7:30 p.m., at the Fowler house, cidentMsaziay governed by its Board of Di- .1301egurt, Arkansas. *Dosage& is the April-II blew et Sae- Librarx Is _ The-IereihtrISSIS Willer TEFfey, at Ifirrneernif eXt rffe -Paduellir Libra" held at Unity Presbyterian CIDIR011e Times along with • lengthy Pastore story. Ellis is ed of reading comprehensles, Kirksey Elementary', School I-Ta Activities :in Broadway. in Marshall County Dr. Outland is chairman of sheen above pointing to one of the gun ports in a block- Church grammar, and civilization also Parent - Teacher Association Hinds, a University of Ken- Wrist in the church ceme- the board, H. Glenn Doran is house at Modena. Arkansas, built in 11145, which was used Snecial This Week with required thirty minutes. There held Tuesday at 7 30 P m at tucky graduate, was the direc- vice-chairman, and Capt. Gay- es • peesibla defense against John Murrell and other outlaws tery. were separate tests for French the school tor of the Kentucky' Historical day and hour of the ser- lord Forcest is secretary-treas- who were In that area near the Mississippi many years ago. The Murray-Galli:may County The III, and IV students. The speaker, speech teacher Society, Frankfort. 1956 thr- vice have not been announced. urer. In the story, written by Phil Mullen, Ellis recounts some of ...ibrary is continuing with its Adults who accompanied the at Murray State University, re- ough 1959: field representa- Mr Sheppard, a retired iron Other members of the boara Ph. history of the area, the river, and the historic spots and special activities in observance Murray High students to Lex- viewed the book given humor- of National Library Week with tive, UK libraries. 1959 through worker, is survived by his wife. are Jimo Garrison, Phillip Mit- Incidents. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis lived In Murray twelve years 'ngton were Mrs William Boyd ous happenings of the teacher 1960 and state archivist of Ken- Mrs Margaret chell, Dr. Hugh Oakley, Mayor and recently moved beck to Arkansas. They have twe daugh- the regular story hour for chil- three daughters, and Mia, Labile Amain, that had a special point to be, tucky. 1980 through 1967. He Route 2, Mrs,. Holmes Ellis, and County Judge ters, Lisa, who Is with levers NI Arkstssas ano tai. woe .•• dren ages four through seven Wood of Hickory ing out as to the welfare orbeing held today. was ,lippoir,tedi head libraries Linda Sue Camper of Calvert Hall McCuiston, student et Murray State University her.. the pupils, teachers, parents, Mrs Fred Gingles will pre- of Murray State Univerity City Route 2. and Miss Mary The Lenning Flying Service Persons Fined In and school. Mrs Hutson's talk sent a 'special program on 1967. Ann Sheppard of Paducah Is located at the airport and Murray City Court Joseph P. Bailey was both entertaining and "Flower Design and Arrang- He has recently started a Route 4, three sons. Shirley several private individuals have ,Dr. Sparks challenging, a PTA spokesman ing" on Thursday at ten a.m. special collections division in Ray Sheppard of Benton Route planes at the field. Serving Vietnam said. All local homemakers are es the library at Murray which 8. Joe Marshall Sheppard of Several persons were charg- Mrs. Max Hurt of the pro pecially urged to attend this will contain a Jesse Stuart col- Hickory' Route 2 and James Joseph lection and letters diaries and ed, entered pleas of guilty, and Private' First Class gram committee introduced lesson by Mrs Gingles who is Earl Sheppard of Benton Route Speaks For with other records of the Jackson were find in the City Court of Pat Bailey is now serving Mrs Hutson. who closed with well known for her artistic tal- 4; a sister, Mrs Lawrence Hen- Pre-School Saigon I. Purchase. City Judge William H. (Jake) the U.S. Army near the statement. "In this teach- ents. son of Benton Route 1.. two Individuals knowing of signi- Dunn this week Records show Vietnam. He entered the Army ing profession there is never A special event for the Re- brothers, Edgar Sheppard 'of Lions 1987. ficant historical items have the following occurred. Club August 14, a dull moment." tired Citizens Club will be Fri- Hardin Route 1 and TreirShep- Registration 4 Mr. and been urged to contact Bill Bur J. C. Cavitt, public drunken-, Bailey is the son of Entertainm•nt: was by Mrs. day afternoon at two o'clock pard of Montgomery. Ala., and Md., nett. head of special collections, ness, fined $1500 costs $4,50. Mrs, Elva Bailey of Bowie, M B Rogers' sixth grade Lar- when Mrs. Harlan (Helen) four grandchildren. at Murray State University. S. D. Bindert, reckless driv- Dr Harry Sparks, president and is well known here in Mur- ry Tucker was master of cere- Hodges, outstanding speaker of Funeral services will be held Is of Mrs. Anyone interested in history Scheduled ing, fined $10.00 costs $450 . of Murray State. University, ray. He is the grandson monies and others having parts the area, will give a book re- at Unity Presbyterian Church of Murray and of or genelogy is invited to at- H K. Culpepper, improper,spoke to the Murray Lions Club D M. Batley were Donna Adams. Amanda view. and burial will be in the church registration. fined $1009 costs last night at the club's regular the'late Mrs. Bertia Cathey. Hoke, Suzette Hughes, Anita The week's events will close tend the Historical Society cemetery Other arrangements Registration for all students Bailey had his basic tra- meeting Thursday $450 meeting held at the Murray Pfc. Butterworth, Karen Crick, Tony with the special display of are incomplete. who will be entering the first Fort Knox and then 0. G. McClure, improper re- Woman's Club House. ining at Williford, David Beane, Roger books and materials the lib- The body is at Linn Funeral grade of school in the Calloway clerical training gistration. fined $10.00 costs took further Potts. Phil McCallon, Randy rary has to offer to be set up Murray High Team Home at Benton. County School System in the at Seattle, Washington. fall $450 - Sparks told the club the Uni- Brame, Roger Green. Debbie at the corner of 5th and Main of.this year will be held at here for the fun- Over Mayfield Griffin Lane. operating mo- versity had a spring enrollment Bailey was Adams, Rodney Paschall, and Strsets in front of Dale-Stubble- Wins the various elementary centers eral of his grandmother, Mrs. Special Services starting Friday, a tor vehicle with operator's of 8742, of which 308 per cent Cindy Compton. field store Members of the Al- April 26. Cathey. early in the year, and The Murray High School golf license, fined $10.t,, costs $4.50 was of out of state students. Larrg ,Cunningham read the pha Omicron Pi social sorority Planned By Sugar Buron Jeffrey, superinten- sent to Vietnam. team has win) over Mayfield in Alden Turner. public drun- Dr Sparks indicated the Uni- was then scripture from Proverbs 22 and at Murray State University dent of the county schools, has address is as follows: a match here on the Calloway Creek Church kenness, fined $15.00 costs verkity expected an overall in- His 23 and prayer was led by Bro. will be in the booth all day to released the dates for registra- crease in enrollment for the Pic E3 Joseph P. Bailey Jimmy Colvett, help acquaint the public with County Country Club course, tion at each elementary Cen- $450 Sugar Creek •Baptist fall semester but perhaps a U534069757, HIM •10th Trans., Mrs J R Smith, chairman the materials. by a score of, 8% to 1% That The ter Bn (TML), APO San Francisco, low wore was won by Church located east of Faxon Nathan Stubblefield, breach slight drop in out of state stu- of the nominating committee. Joe Pat James is chairman Johnny Friday, April 26, at nine a.m. a 35 Bob Elementary School on Murray fined $5001) costs dents due to increased tuition. Calif. 96312. read the slate of officers for of National Library Week. Quertermous with registration will be at New of peace, Route Three will have a dedi- given 30 days in The tuition for these students 1968-69 which were elected as Taylor and Dow Ryan on the Concord followed by registra- $4.50. subject cation service and note burn- suspended on condit- will increase from $580 to $720 follows: Murray team tied with 38. Da- tion It Hazel School at one City Jail ing ceremony on Sunday. April in the court this fall President, Mrs. Buddy And- To Editor vid Buchanan and John Belot* p.m on the same day. ion he not be back Hospital Letter 28, at two p.m., daylight sav- one year. Report erson; vice-president, Mrs Ted- are also on the Murray High Alm° students will register * for period of The president of the Univer- ing time. reckless driv• dy Beane:. secretary, Mrs Bob team. Monday, April 29. at nine a.m. • J. T. Gingles, Mr. James C. Williams being sity praised Calloway County Locke; treasurer, Mrs. Liu Hale of Mayfield was low for A special effort is The same day at one p.m. stu- ing, amended to breach of by and Times for having 85 per cent of its Census — Adults 87 be in- Editor Ledger his team with a score of 40. made to have as many former dents at Faxon will register. peace, fined $10.00 costs $4.50. bre Parrish. They will high school graduates enrolled Census — Nursery 3 21st meet Murray, Kentucky pastors and members as pos- The registrations scheduled D. L. Brown, reckless driv- stalled at the May in institutions of higher learn- Dear Editor: sible present for this special oc- for Tuesday, April 30, will be ing, fined $10.00 costs $4.50. ing. ing last year. This was the This week, April 21-27, is casion. at Allen, reckless driving Admissions, April 22, IMO Retiring officers' are Mrs. Kirksey at nine a.m and at J. W highest average in the state Youth Temperance Education KNOW Rev. Alvin York, pastor of stop sign, fin Billy Smith, president; Mrs Al- NOW YOU Lynn Grove at one p.m. and disregarding Visitors at the meeting last Week, as proclaimed by Presi the church, and the congrega- costs $4.50, fined Charles Lents, 202 E. 14th vin Usrey, vice-president, Mrs. All parents are urged to re-- ed $15.00 night were John Thompson, dent Lyndon B. Johnson, also ts, United Press International tion of the church invite the suspended, for to- Street. Benton: Elroy Sykes, Teddy Beane, secretary; Mrs. triter their pre-school children $10.00 costs Sal Matarazzo, and John De- by many governors of states, public to attend. Box 301, Murray; Master Jim- 1ta,y Broach. treasurer. on the dates announced in or- tal of $29.50. vine including Governor Louie B. Wry- neck is a congenital or unnecess- Mrs Billy Smith. president, der for the school officials to Eugene Burkeen. my Hale, Route 1, Murray, Mrs. Nunn of Kentucky. It is hoped acquired deformity character- presided, and reported on the Involved arrange their fall schedules. ary noise, fined $15.00 costs Martha Powell. Route 1, Dex- that during this week special ized by the affected side of the Murrayan membership awards made to $4.50 ter; Miss Linda Downey. 515 emphasis will be given by par- head being drawn downward Rev., Mrs. Thacker Kirksey at the district meeting. In Auto Collision R D. Hill, reckless driving, Tar Spring Dr. Greensville; ents, teachers, ministers, and toward the shoulder and thee $450. James Prescot. Route 5. Mur- Registration for all students fined $15.00 costs Honored At Dinner youth counselors in helping deviation of the face toward The Mayfield Messenger in ray; Mrs Bertie Cunningham. entering the first grade in Sep- Riding Club Meets young people to strive for the the unaffected side Many cas its Tuesday issue reported a By Memorial Church Route 3, Murray; Mrs. Jean tember will be held Tuesday, highest ideals in life. es result from hysteria. involved in Thursday Evening April 30, at nine a.m. at the Murray person was In President Johnson's rath- at Mayfield school. a traffic collision membership of the Me- er lengthy proclamation, h e The The room count was won by on Monday. The report was as •SMII• •NED WEATHER REPORT morial Baptist Church of Mur Roberts, 901 Meadow Lane, stated, "The future of this nat Author follows: - the sixth grade and mothers Lecturer and The Calloway County Riding latormallesial ray, held a dinner meeting last Murray, Mrs Emma Jean Rhea ion, and perhaps of the world "Autos driven by Alain Unit./ Prow of that gr.ode were hustesses Club will have a business meet week, honoring Rev T A. 407 E 12th Street, Benton; rests on the integrity and com- To Speak Thursday for the social hour. Cloyce Ray, Wingo Route !fine, ing Thursday. April • 23, at Thicker, and Mrs. Thacker, Larry Dunn. 1710 W. Olive, mitment of young Americans, At The University and Doris Evelyn Bradlef of seven p m at the City Hall. who are leaving Murray after Murray; Mrs Olga Taylor, Al; who make up almost half our West Kentucky — Generally Murray collided about 4 10 p.m. Bobby Fain, president of 1hr in this church for ten mo. Mrs. Kathryn Wyatt, Almo; population. If we neglect the clear through Thursday. Cooler serving Dr. Natalie Robinson Cole Monday. club, urges all members to at years. Ira W. Barnett, Hardin, Mrs. Party Planned For formation of their character, we this afternoon and tonight and and one-half will be the guest lecturer at "Ray was driving west on tend this Nancy Adams, 917 North 16fh human trust that tran- important meeting. a little warmer Thursday High 7th And 8th Grades betray a the auditorium of Murray State West Water Street and Brad- Rev. Thacker will begin hie Street, Murray interest of any in- this afternoon in the low 80*. scends the University on Thursday. April ley was driving south on 9th duties at the Midlane Park Dismissals By The Oaks Club Winds northwesterly 10 to 20 dividual". 25. at 4:30 p m She is' an Street when the collision oc TWO CITED Baptist Church, 8500 Six Mile He mentions the "simfile vir- Mlles per hour Lows tonight outstanding lecturer and au-, curred, the police report said " Lane, Louisville, on Saturday. Mrs. Wanda Garland and tues of character that are the 36 to 44 with patchy frost north thor. baby boy. Route 4, Murray; A party for the seventh and mainstay of any nation — duty, and east portions Highs Thurs- South 8th St., The lecturer Ia sponsored by Two persons were cited by GiftsP from the membership Orene Ellis. 515 eighth grades of the Oaks Coun- on Page CURTAIN day mostly in the ?per 603 (Continued treeT the University Branch' of the CRACK IN were presented to Rev Thacker Murray; Alpha Ford, Lynn try Club will be held Friday, the Murray Police Department • Outlook Friday---Partly clou Grove; Mrs. Marie Oglesby, Association for Childhood Edu- on Tuesday according to police as a token of their deep ap- April 26, from seven to ten MOSCOW UR — The first dy and warmer 1.604 Calloway. Murray; John- Boots & Slippers cation. There is no admission records. They were one for im- preciation for his service. An pm. . English-language non-Commu• nie Johnston, 1012 Payne, Mur- two charge. proper registration and one for honorary citizens award from Each member may bring Club Plans Dance nist newspaper to be sold here ray, Mrs Marguerite Morgan, charge Dr. Cole will work with chil- reckless driving and fleeing a the City of Murray. Kentucky, non member guests 'The since 1929 went on sale Mon Kentucky Lake -7 am 358, Route 4, Murray. Mrs. Verna each for dren and lecture on "Creative police officer. was presented by Mayor pro- will be thirty cents The Boots and Slippers day in limited numbers in a up 03; °elm% dam 305. down Parley, 413 Elmwood 03., Pa- com- Arts in the Classroom". She is tern Leonard Vaughn, in the everyone The planning Square Dance Club will dance few hotels for foreign tolfersts 0.5. Water temperature 81-65. ducah: Mrs. Frantes :Vance, Monty the author of -The Arts In absence from the city of the mittee is composed of Saturday. April 27. beginning The Times of London, dated li.irkley Lake 7 a m 338.2, 1603 College Farm Road. Mur Crouch. Ste‘e The Classroom" and "Children's FREE COLLIE iND'POPS Mayor Cathey, Brown at eight pm at the American April 20, was sold under the up 03. beloe dam 3094. down rdy; Mrs Dorothy Gitthefir.tiRt. Johnson, Jean- Arts From Deep Down Inside". A good home is needed for. Carter, Susan Legion building. counter in at least one hotel— , The Thackers new address 4, Murray; Henry I'. Miller It Diana .FRione. The public is, invited and u three year old mether"Collie is _ • nie Jeffrey and Bill Dunn will be 'the cal- the' National-facing Karl Mars atirise 3:11, sunset 6:39. 4119 W'impole ,Road, 6, Murray; Mrs. Ile E. Stone, parents of the urged to attend the special and her four babies The me, Louisville,, Host will be ler All square dancers are wet. Boulevard opposite the Kir "'loon MSC 335 a.m. Kentucky 40218. Route I Murray. event sponsored by the Uni• tq he register- ▪ planning committee. coined to attend. lin. ther is entitled • versa}, ACE. s.‘ ed Phone 492-8614 L. •

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PAGE FOUR LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — APRIL 24, 1968 Frank R. Ellis of Washing Wednesday, May I Mrs. J. B. Burkeen Phone 753-1517 or 753-4547 toll C, spent the weeken New Hope Club 1 ley Wilson on with his mother, Mrs Leslie SOCIAL CALENDAR PERSONALS Has Meet In Home 8' a • Fills. and ;his sister. Mrs. Stark •• • t:rwin and Mr. Erwin. Wednesday, April he The Of Mrs. Burkeen Miss Cindy Bordman left • • • ladies day luncheon will Monday by be served The April meeting of the Watson airplane from Pa- Mrs R. L Wade was the at noon at the Cal- Suef A nne ducah fur her home in Chicago, loway County New Hope Homemakers Club guest last week of her daugh- Country Club. At Home P after was held at the home of Mrs. Honored III., being the guest of ter. Mrs Robert Rowland Hostesses are Mesdames Ed and Franklin Burkeen. The club 0 Lassiter of Miss Phyllis Sykes, Woodlawn Mr Rowland of Diuguid, chairman, Wayne Do- LassitMerrwsa. I Memphis, was Street- for the weekend. Tenn Mrs ran, Glenn Doran, T. C. organized in March and • • • Wade returned to- Doran, The home of Mrs. James M. ot 'tr "ri M. C. Ellis, W. C. this was the first regular meet- Murray with another daughter, Elkins, Leon s n a .M r. andM Mrs. Kenne th Ad&11111 Collie, and ing. The bride's maternal grand- Mrs James Vaughn and Mr. Stub Wilson, coffee on Wednes- and children, Ken Ray, Dan- • • • Mrs. Robert McCage, Jr., pit,. delightful mother. Mrs. A. D. Stark of Vaughn who were enroute morning, April 17, given in ny., and Kay, have returned The sident, presided and Mrs. Jos day Murray, was attired in a light home to Pontiac, Mich . from a Murray Neighborhood Sue Anne Wat- Girl Pat Futrell, secretary, read the honor of Miss blue dress with matching ac- home after spending the past s acation in Florida Scout Council will meet at minutes and called the roll sRuonn,n i e elint bride-electa cessories Mrs. Ves Shell of week with Mr Adams' parents, . • • the Scout Cabin at nine a.m. which was answered with Hutson Glen Allen. Mo.. paternal grand- Mr and Mrs. Clifford Adams of Day Camp training will be held a fav- orite spring flower. mother of the groom, wore a Englewood. Fla., and other re- following the business meet- Mrs Lassiter was assisted by Mason's Chapel ing. The devotional comments black and white dress with latives near Tarpon Springs, Mrs John C. Quertermous. • • • were given by Mrs. Chesley matching accessories. Both Fla. 11"oman's Society Miss Watson, wearing a pink • • • Wilson. Landscaping were grandmothers wore corsages of Thursday, April 25 notes and white stripped knit dress Has Regular Meet Dr. read by MMrs . GGary Farrt.s white carnations. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Treys- Natalie Robinson Cole. with a roll collar was present- Mrs Burkeen presented the Reception than returned home Sunday af- outstanding lecturer and auth . ed a corsage of white rosebuds Ten members of the W or. will special lesson Following the wedding the ter spending three weeks with speak at the Murraydecoratedfor the month with white wedding man's Society of Christian Ser- State reception was held in the soc- their daughter, Mrs. Kenneth University auditorium at on the theme, "Cnderstanding bells and two wedding rings. vice of Mason's Chapel Method- 4 30 p.m Accepting Ourselves". ial hall of the church. - Moms. Mr. Morris, and chil- . There is no admis- and Mrs. John B Watson, mo- ist Churlish met at the church mon The beautifully appointed dren of Bellville. charge The event is spon• gonof preferences for ther of the bride-elect, chose • • • on Wednesday evening, April sored by were bride's table was draped with the University ACE. , 1969 discusseddi . The work to wear shrimp knit dress, 17, for the regular meeting. • • • ' a white floral satin under net Mr and Mrs. Gaston Neale project for the summer will be Mrs. Reuben Chrisznan con while the mother of the groom- caught up at the corners with left Saturday for their borne in The Zeta Department of the thee hmmakinge baskets. ducted a course on Self Study I elect, Mrs. 0. H. Hutson, was green carnations and pearl Dearborn, Mich.. after visiting Murray Woman's Club will I Mrs. Michael Miller directed and gave the purpose of the dressed in a turquoise knit. rope streamers. Centering the her mother, Mrs. Hallet Dunn, meet at the club house at 7.30 ' group in a game and a WSCS and led in prayer. the Zech was presented a corsage table was the gorgeous arrange- and other relatives in Murray p.m. HoHostesses will be Mes- song. Other members present The president, Mrs. BMW ment of white minus, stock, and Calloway County. dames Codie Caldwell, Max were Mrs. Isaac Grogan and of white carnations, • • • • Newport, presided at the climaus. and baby's breath boa. Beale. Bernard Bell, Dan Hut- Mrs. Thomas Parker. A beautiful arrangement of mess session. The group Wklin flanked by the four Miss Mary Leslie Erwin of Mt, Donald Crawford Louis C. Guests were Mrs. Dewey yellow and white flowers cen- branched plans to attend the candelabras. New York City is the guest of mild *an, and Frank Kane. Crass. Mn. Clifton Roberts, tered the dining table covered sterling silver meeting at Paris. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stark Mrs. Della • • • and Mrs Barletta Wrather. with a blue linen cloth. The Sprenghn. fern, and pale las Shoemaker was Erwin, Earl Court chosen an a The Magazine Club will Refreshments were served by appointmedts were silver. green carnations garlanded delegate. meet in the wedding cake and punch at the Murray Woman's Club the hostess, Dainty deVorated cakes, sand- evening, April IL bowl The tiered four wed Anoffering was taken for house at 2.30 p.m with Mrs. L. The next meeting will be wiches, coftee, and Cokes were For the occasion the bride- ding cake decorated with the American Indian Mission R. Putnam as hostess. ,held at the home of Mrs. Ches- served to the twenty-one guests. elect wore a lovely dress feat- • • • roses and lilies of the val. and a letter written to the Com- uring a white batiste top with Icy of spun sugar was topped missioner of Indian Affairs The Annie Armstrong Circle tucked front and long full of with a miniature bride's bou- was signed by that group that the Hazel Baptist Church sleeves with a melon colored quet of white rosebuds. Pali they were concerned about the WMS will meet at the home of Mrs. Irene .41 Men panel Wei ierWeitirela- „.PlAi" 11-4-"ad wide -14mther- CMS existing there. The SPIEWIWITTI2D at thl the silver punchbowl of the group also signed letters writ- p.m. with Mrs None Miller in The bridal couple presented Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. ten to Congressmen expressing charge of the program. gifts to their attendants. • • • . The register table was over- regret concerning the Indians. Centering the table was the laid with a lime green lines Mrs. Frank Coles was leader Grove 128 of the Woodmen unusual arrangement made by cloth and centered with the for the program concerning of the World will meet at the Mrs. Shell who has her own SARA JACK HOWARD SHELL white memory candle with a "Easter". She read the scrip- WOW Hall at seven p.m. florist in Lutesville. It • • • • compote of shasta daisies and shop ture from John 11 concerning carnations Mr,. sieve story featured for romantic interest, the death of Lazarus and also Friday, April 26 the violin with the strings made Miss Vicki Ellis Exchanges Wedding kept the register. an article taken from a ser- A party for the seventh and of pearls and the notes to Lo- Mrs. Maurice Humphrey mon entitled "Who Is This eighth grades of the Oaks • Vows With Jack Howard Shell In Lovely hengrin's wedding march, mar- 'greeted the guests at the door Man". Country Club will be held rounded by shrimp colored ros- Ceremony At First Methodist Church and invited them to the re- The group sang the him, from seven to ten p m. with a i‘._ es and smilax. The same roses ceiving "Near The Cross". thirty cents charge for each Candlelight illuminated' was of stephanotis and tube cock bo7k. and greenery was used down appropriate Refreshments were served in person Each member may Method. roses centered with two white played sanctuary of the First the table. the social hall by the hostMla bring two non member guests. orchids. ground music on the piano. thirty. 1st Church for the wedding of kiikk Marilyn Lane of Hop 0 Covers were laid for Mrs. Curtis Craig. The planning committee is com- Miss Vicki Stark Ellis and Jack Miss Paulette Steele of At- one persons. kinsville and Mrs. J D. Mur- posed of Monty Cathey, Brown Howard Shell which was an lint& Ga.. was the maid of Crouch, were.PhY presided at the punch Steve Carter, Susan event of Saturday. April 13, at honor The bndesmaids bowl The cake was cut and Johnson, Jeannie Jeffrey, and seven o'clock in the evening. Miss Barbara Schwabe of Lou. Diana • Chester Reeder Boone. Rev Lloyd W Ramer isville, Miss Nannette Solomon served by Mrs- • • • itter-Tfatty- twit ovromd Mia- -MellawY M1. • ciirerat the itiffessiirToutile Sehtedre, April V' • • Murray. and is Cathi Greer ins of the bride. Others assist- ring ceremony read at the al- The Alpha Demerit Have you been mistaking it Marble Hill. Mo., all Alpha were Mrs. Gordon Moody, tar decorated with vases o f of the Murray Woman's Club will Gamma Delta sorority sisters Mrs. Phillip Barber Mrs. War- white fiji chrysanthemums have its noon luncheon at the for a station bride ren Erwin. and Mrs Shannon wagon? stock, and emerald fern. Seven n( the club house with Mesdames branched cathedral candelabras The junior bridesmaid was Ealls 'Dem. Little Miss Tonya Reeder Rolf King, Robert Hornsby, holding white tapers were at Miss Dotta Jean Shell of Lutes- passed out the rice bags at the Harry Jenkins, C S. Lowry, Thus seems to be the standard first impriasvori either side of the altar. The • Mo . sister of the groom. 0. reception All those assisting Russell Terhune, and Henry of our nyismsg.but.stondard Squorabock Sedan, candles were lighted by Keith The attendants all wore floor at the reception wore corsages. McKenzie as hostesses. aroundtSOl:P itt/s1p,0 don'ttownoo:trsuentlk oons•ondd6tur,u,cnonsinges Stark and Steve Story, cousins Length dresses ef o • • • Wedding Tfip • of the bride. in shade of mint greenV The bridal couple left for a Monday, April 29 inside. The bride is the daughter if were fashioned A-line WIMIL_ Madding trip to New Orkin', Mr and Mrs Fred Garland -of water skis Or 4 Mr and Mrs Harvey Ellis, Fair- boat necklines and their Boer passengers and 2 • la., with the bride wearing a and children, whose home and TVOrastii consoles, lane Drive. Murray, and the length trains were fastened at Stingy Husband Mauve silk tweed coat and contents were destroyed by It's more the sort of groom is the son of Kr. and the shoulders with self mater- th.rig they'd expect of a sta- lapels of fire, will be honored with a iel bows. The costumes were all dress ensemble The tion *vigor Mrs Howard Shell of Lutes- ;shooter at the Kirksey Method- Identical except that Miss Steel lost and the neck featured egg - Ohnitirre+ eentessrntrnertrefeettrornrrorreeer shell peau de sole and she wore ist Church at seven p.m. Mrs. Richard W. Terrell, or- had a longer train Please • • • We desired the Squorebock for people who of bone accessories. Her corsage Take Their headpiece, were Note! sometimes wish they hod o station wagon ganist. and Mn H. Giese Dw bel- Tuesday, AprIl 30 lust by colors styled of wil- was the orchids from her squaring the port Mot ran. soloist. presented a lovely By Abigail Van Buren An educational and hobby goais to waste in most low green carnations caught dal bc'uddet- sisdons pr•gram of nuptial ennie. Sel- I, 5411 W arcep ••••••-•I • Merl 4•••• iw.i show and tea for all new mem- Their floe- Mr and Mrs Shell are at ections by the organist were with puffs of net DEAR ABBY I am married to a man who is well thought bers will be held What we got was over 10 cubic feet of storage borne at the Embassy Apart by the Cal- "Ave Maria" by Schubert. "Re- era were white wicker baskets if in this community loway County space with the bock seal folded down Twice as ments Murray. will He is very generous when it cornea to me Extension Home- vent" by Goilmant„ "Dreams" decoratedwith variegated col- an They much as convent.onal sedans • • and the children, but listen to this He has a "thing about makers Association it the Mar, by McAmn, for the puce- ors of ribbon filled with dais. both receive their B S. degrees tipping ray Woman's Club House be- Not to mention Me unconventional spot* up lea and irises from Murray State University which embarrasses me to tears He absolutely refuses al. "Bridal Mart" by Waver, ginning at one p.m. All non- front. In thrtrunk. I no engine et whim• any respect- recessional, in May Her sorority is Alpha to tip And I mean he will not leave one thin dime anywhere and for the -Wadd- Jim Wright of Bismarck, Mo., members are invited to come to able VW engine should be. In bock. Underneath Mendelasohn. Gamma Delta and his triter- He says. "I run a business, and I don't expect the public to ing March" by was the best man for Mr. Shell. . see the exhibits at two p.m. mty is Alpha Tau Omega. pay my Mrs Doran sang "1 Love Thee" The ushers were Steve Story help, so why should I go somewhere arid pay some. • • • • Out of town guests for the it °lSott after you finish sliding your dozen valises by Gneg and "Whither Thou and Keith Stark of Murray. Jim body else's" This goes for bellboy, taxi drivers, waitresses, wedding included Mr and Mrs into'tile bock and a couple morikinto tne front, just Goest" by Singer Rahns and Don Aaiun of Mar. etc MONKEY INVASION David Aycock of LaCenter. Mr. keep Irides Deem ble Hill, Mo., Don Fisher of I once slipped a dollar hill under my plate as we Were A scep oo sedannea dtiingon-I tgo sA•dvaan sedan The bride, given in marriage &immix), mo and mike son. and Mrs. Jesse Ogilby of Dix- NEW DELHI (UPI) — A it3mIt'so for A maws on, Mr and Mrs. Dale W. leaving a fine restaurant, and my husband saw me and made by her father, was radiant in ford of Barberton, Ohio. Davis band of nearly ZIO monkeys of Greensburg. Ind., Gerald M. me take it back I walked out of there red-faced, but there was ll her esquutte bridal gown of For her daughter's wedding monday continued to besiege Bess of Marble Hill, Mo., Mrs. nothing I could do about it. 41 - • schiffli embroidered silk linen the bride's mother chose to India's Defense Ministry. The Jessie Shell of Memphis, Tenn., of Vogue design The dress was wear an ice blue peau de soie My husband says it's not the money, it's the principle of monkeys have defied attempts Mr and Mrs. Howard Greer, CARROLL fashioned with a wedding ring costume with the jacket being the thing If I were to tell you what his income was last year, by ministery employes to dis- Mr and Mrs. Donald Lax, Mrs. collar, long sleeves coming to accented with crystal chip but- you would faint What's the answer' EMBARRASSED lodge them from their perches VOLKSWAGEN Margaret Rahm, all of Marble points at the wrist, and the tons. Her crown hat was blend- in trees around the building Hill. Mo., Mrs Yes Shell of Chestnut Street semi-fitted style dress featured ing shades of self material DF:AR EMBARRASSED: Who. people say. "it's sot the Several of the animals have in- Glen Aln. Mo., Dwight Fu- Murray, a tapered hemline The square roeebuds. and her corsage was money. it's the principle of the thing—it's usually the mosey. vaded offices, flinging files a- Kentucky gate of East Prairie, Mo., Miss panel cathedral train was at- of phanatopsis orchids Someone should tell your round and tearing up import- Marilyn Lane of Hopkinsville. husband that saset people who serve tached to the collar in the back. Mns Shell. mother of t he the public depend ant papers. and Miss Mary Leslie Erwin of me tips to make ends meet. Her shoulder length veil of groom. wore a semi sheath New York City. Ideally. no one should have to rely an Ups to make a decent silk illusion was attached te a dress of aquarrnanne silk with Rehearsal Dinner liviag. and I tor oor would like I. see all Upping abolished. clothe of Pearl lauded flowers a sabnna neckline accented But The groom's parents were we have to deal with the system She wore a cameo necklace, with crystal and bugle beads as it is—eat as we'd like it to hosts for the rehearsal dinner be. gift She wore blending accessories at the Holiday Inn on Friday tierof bteutgriihrbra. dal bouquet and a cymbidium orchid. Gospel Meeting DEAR ABBY My 15-year-old daughter and I have been going around and around over the length of her skirts She has herrn tole, many times that she has nice legs and she has. but I say it doesn't matter bow "Moe" her legs are, University Announcing there is a difference between what is decent and what is not, and I say a skirt that shows the leg right up to the top of the thigh is indecent p. Of course she can't wear dresses like that to school because the authorities Church of Christ Bobby won't permit it, but she thinks what she Wilson wears outside of school should be up to her I would like your opinion MRS C NOW ASSOCIATED DEAR MRS. C.: What she wears iselaide of wheal should MURRAY, KENTUCKY IS be "up is her." providing it isn't -up to We."

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PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — APRIL 24, 1968 of executive vice president to key center fielder "There's no- begin with and then Bob Ken- PKIAD PLAY thing I wouldn't do for a young TO nedy asked me if I wouldn't YORK CPO — Fortner Sports fellow if he asked me. If he NEW Parade be a coach throughout the sea- Wimbledon champions Lew wants me to go out and work son." DiMaggio explained "I Olmedo wi with him a few hours before- Road and Alex can understand why he asked $30,000 Madison hand when we get back home play in the me. He explained some of the Garden Invitation ten- to .Oakland, to throw to him Square By MILTON RICHMAN his presence boys need a little extra work nis tournament May 15-18- over the public or -held some fly balls for him. UPI Sports Write- address system, and he couldn't send them all Others already in the tourney but sensing how I'd like nothing better All he NEW YORK tiPt — Kids could down to the minors. After Include Rod Laver, Ken Rosew- can he feel about that, they has to do is ask me and Wit be vicious and refrained. thinking it over I agreed be- Emerson, Fred Stolle let the Meta oreak a 1-1 tie. young ballplay- It was a wise move be done" all, Roy 9 Koosman ers can get sarcastic, merely cause I thought I would enjoy and Andres Gimeno. Cardinals Come From Behind Jerry pitched a four. especially Joe wanted to blend See, now, why Oakland's kids with some ,of the working with young players." bitter to boost his record to older "stars," in with the scenery and wear respect DiMaggio?„ but thet'll never happen the Likes Job 4-0 for the Meta to Joe tog unique green and gray They notice little things. They DiMaggio uniform of There's no question DiMaggio First Grand Siam the A's made it noticed him too, after they -To Beat The Cincinnati Reds Jim Davenport The chief reason easier - The likes what he's doing now mucb TRADE TWO hit the first it won't is crowd at Yankee scored two runs in the ninth grand because he never Stadium better than he would sitting CHICAGO — The Chicago slam homer in the ma- tries to shove saw him but not on to beat his old club. the Yan- Tr his reputation behind sonic desk By VITO STELLINO ed to have lost the touch of a jors this season as San Fran- down anyone's the coaching lines He remain- kees, 4-3. Tuesday. Cubs have obtained relief pit- throat ed "I've always been an UPI Sports Writer year ago. then slammed a two- cisco snapped Philadelphia's in the dugout during both out- cher Phil Regan and outfield- He door man." he says. Watching the St Louis Card- run homer in the 10th inning five-game winning streak Da- doesn't go around telling "It - would er Jim Hickman from the Los people games which Oakland won. be pretty hard for me WRE'ER HONORED mods play this season is like to beat the Reds 4-2 and keep venport's slam came in the six- he's the great Joe Di- to stay Angeles Dodgers for outfielder /leggin, Before Tuesday's contest. Di- around a desk" NEW I RK UP[ — Allison watching the rerun of an old the Cards in first place. th Off Chris Short Juan Mari- who ince hit safely in Ted Savage and pitcher Jim Maggio talked about his new Oakland's kids Danzig, former sports writer movie "In a Mal, working out of numerous 58 straight games, who once keep asking Ellis, way, this does remind as coach and DiMaggio for the New York Times. has The Cards Tuesday night put jams, gave up 10 hits but still played center field like nobody Job how Bob Ken. questions on the field Regan, who won both ends of nedv, the manager, and in the been elected to he vie am of those come-from-be boosted his record to 3-0 ever did before and who only onginally dugout and he an- Nationall a doubleheader for the Dodgers had asked swers all Tennis Hall of Fame for his 45 Tallies in the ninth inning The Cubs exploded for six once . that's right, only once him if he would he can. against the New York Meta "I of sports coverage and were so characteristic runs in the fourth inning and .was ever thrown out going mind serving as one enjoy working with the years Sunday, has a 2-0 record and = of "distinguished service to thei ISM Valid champion buried the Atlanta Braves. from first to third on someone "I did sign in the capacity] boys." said the onetime Yan- 1 337 earned run average. team last tennis." SERIatit Randy Hundley's two-run dou- else's single e of Trailing the Cincinnati Reds ble off reliever Ron Reed cli- Today's young ballplayers 2.0 after eight innings, the maxed the rally that started off ion't like to hear things like Cards took advantage of a starter Phil Niekro Joe Niekro that. Not from the copyright break in the ninth inning to worked eight innings and got 3wner, anyway. Beare two runs and send the his first victory over his bro- You'd be surprised how many contest into extra innings ther. of the older "stars" here bore Lou Brock. who's been one Ken McMullen hit a three- today's kids silly with what they of the few Cardinals who run homer in the first inning think are fascinating tales •a•• :OMNI seem of as Washington beat California., the old days. It's really nothing Phil Ortega went the first 5:new Ballplayers of 20 years 2-3 innings and got the victory ago were Proposal On LOU BROCK equally bored by stor- while George Brunet suffered: ies of bygone times they had me of the same way we were the loss. to listen to But the young Oak- Age Limit Is playing last year." Brock smil- Bill Monbouquette pitched:land A's needn't worry about ed after the game, "we are eight innings of shutout reliefl Joe DiMaggio on that count. petting timely hitting." as the Yanks topped Oakland.: He ain't a story teller. Effective Hit In Tinto Mcmbouquette came on after t AIM411-11*--iii- - Brock. hitting just 141 this Yankee starter Al Downing gave , All the As, the Sal Bandos. LULTD•VILLL. EY• I — A season, tagged reliever Billy up three runs in the first. The the Rick Mondays, the Reggie ••• to allow athletes to McCool after going 0-for-4 and Yanks collected four runs in! Jacksons and the Phil Roofs, , in their sport after striking out three times againsti the first off A's garter Chuck regard DiMaggio with a com- fay become 19 years old dur- starter George Culver Dobson. Bill Robinson and bination of awe and respect Nig the season failed to get a The game was just one of Jake Gibbs each drove in two As executive vice president and gpajonty vote Thursday at a six played in the majors Tues- runs for the Yanks coach. Joe D isn't exactly one NOW...get this fine eloeting here of the Kentucky day in an abbreviated schedule of the boys and yet in a way age School Athletic Associa- games—Los as four Angeles at 3, he is. tbo's Delegate Assembly ,Wes.,••••••,....00,..v•3•••Tier.aie Pittsburgh. Detroit at Cleve- What that means is that the '39' REMOTE • The proposal was favored 31 land. Boston at Chicago and Dakland players feel free to X but needed 38 votes for adop- Baltimore at Minnesota — were Stanfthlig kid and joke with him hut they tion. As a result. - effective Aug postponed because of Inclement keep it on an easy, friendly, STEREO 1, 19-year SPEAKER -olds no longer will weather • impersonal level. be able to •••••••e•••••••••••••••••••‘•••It compete in scholast- In the other National League National Lamps For his part. DiMaggio ic athletic events takes at no extra games. San Francisco drubbed W. L Pct. GB :very precaution not to step on charge when you It was the fourth time the Philadelphia 7-1, New York top- St. Louis 8 4 .067 — their lines or put has face. in proposal to amend a 1964 purchase any M- ped Houston 3-1 and Chicago Ler Ang 7 3 -583 1 their team picture "Joe never of these consoles, imi failed to gain a majority whipped Atlanta 10-4. San Fran 7 5 Me hogged any lenses even rote and affects 1 in his two key high In the only American League Atlanta 6 6 500 2 hey-day school athletes. games played. New York beat Pittsburgh 5 5 500 2 Nor did he when he returned Ineligible for the upcoming Oakland 6-3 and Washington Phila 6 7 462 2'-• to Yankee Stadium in a work- Fill your seasons will be Seneca's home with beautiful music—This Magnavox Remote 4 13-foot, beat Oakland 3-1 Houston 5 6 455 2'1 ing capacity for the first time Stereo Speaker System is ideal for 7 All State basketball • Family Rooms• player The Cards' ninth inning rally Cincinnati 5 6 455 V, in 17 years the other day with Bedrooms• Kitchen • Den • Patios• So versatile—it Roy Simpson. 19 can be used on tables, in December. started when Curt Mood walk- New York 5 7 417 3 the A's. The Yankees shelves, in bookcases 3/4 and Harrison. at first -23'1/2 1, 7'D, 10' H * Two 13' extended range speakers Coienty's All-State ed and Roger Marts singled Af- Chicago 4 7 .3b4 felt they wanted to with coaxial halfback announce tweeters project thrilling stereo sound Bill Talbott, 19 in the ter Ted Abernathy replaced Tuwedisy's Somata bilaterally• You must hear a demonstration to appreciate middle of the Mint:este 7 its reason Culver. the Cards got their key New York 3 Houston 1 3 700 2 exceptional performance and value, Is other Boston action KIISAA Cone break when third baseman Tony Chicago 10 Atlanta 4 6 4 600 3 mheilsmar Baltimore 6 Ted Sanford &annum- Pere: threw Onando Cepeda's Los Ang. at Pitts. pod rain 4 600 3 ed . Washington dot receipts from the WM grounder pas: ses:ond to score •St. Louis 4 '7 5 583 3 MAGNAVOX Cin, 2; 10 inns New SOLID-STATE STEREO. Stale Beeketlidt Teirsainent at Timid and allow pinch-runner night York'. 0 5 545 34" .-offers you Freedom Cleveland 4 Hall hit a record Diek Simpson to go to third San Fran 7 Phila 1, night 6 400 5 112111.1180, Oakland 4 • a vast improvement more than MAO Simpson then scored on Tim Today's Probribie Pitchers 8 333 6 in the re-creatiOn of musitr higher California 4 8 • than in 196'7 likCarver's groundout to the Houiron. Giusti 1-1 at New 333 6 Chicago 0 0 the prim. York. Cardwell 0.2, 2 p m 000 8'es -elbow HIKED Denny Tuesday's Reaults YOUR CHOICE Lemaater pitched four- San Francisco, Sadeciu 2-0 COMPLETE WITH NEW YORK 11,1 — Bob Prim New York 6 Oakland hit ball for seven innings but at Philadelphia, L Jackson 3, night of the Univesnity of California 1- Wash 3 Calif lost his own game as the Mets 2 735 p m 1 night NOW ONLY REMOTE will represent thaNUnited States Balt. SPEAKER beat the .Astros Lemaster bob- Atlanta. at Minn., ppd , weather in the 5.005-meter event in an Johnson 0-1 at Chi bled Ron Swohoda s grounder cago. Boston at Chi., ppd . weather internauonal track meet Jenkins 2-0, 2 30 p in 159 at Bo- Today's 5° and then threw Ed Charles' tap Los Angeles, Probable Pitchers gota, Colombia, April 28 Singer l-2 at' into n ht field in the sixth to Pittsburgh, Detroit. Lolich 0-0 at Cleve Veale 0-2, 806 p land. EL Siebert 2-1, 730 p m New York, Bahnsen 1-0 Cincinnati, Tsitouris 0-2 at at Oakland. Nash 0-1, 10 30 St. Louts, Washburn 1-0. 9 p. m p m Thurseley's Baltimore. Hardin 1-0 at Min- Gaines nesota. Chance Atlanta at Chicago 2-1, 2.30 p. m Washington, Coleman (Only game scheduled, 1-0 at California, Wright 0-0. 11 p m (Only games American Learn scheduled; I IT'S Thursday's Games it W. L. Pct, GB Chicago at Minnesita Detroit 9 1 900 (Only game scheduled) I Planting ony League Tryouts Set

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JUL 24, 1968 PAGE SEVEN THE LEDGER Ss TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY - APRIL 24, 1968 PLAY engem benefits will go to -- Former pensation FOR RENT widows and parents Imons Lew Rtix Set7laile veterans, COURSE SUCCESSFUL Olmedo will with the lowest income. For TRAILER, air-conditioned, rent example, under current law, )00 Madison $45 per AntFfte month. 480-3823. A-23-C the months VA pension for a vitation ten- SPRINAGAR, Kashmir (UPI) veteran with one dependent ay 15-1a 2-BEDROOM house with den. - Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the and an annual income of $1.00 the tourney THE In walking distance of South- Beatles' guru, today pronoune: to $1,000 Is $100. However, the Ken Rosew- side Shopping area. Carpeting, ed his recently concluded re-structured pension program Fred Stolle FOR SALE and one female, AKC register- curtains, central heat and air- course for foreigners in trans.- range.. Color, avocado. Two 1908 TRIUMPH Bonneville TR- itor provide payments ranging 0. ed. Call after 1:00 p m., 753- Service, Commercial, In- conditioning, $80.00. Older cou- will cendental meditation a stkcess.. ovens, top and bottom, with excellent con- 3378. A-25-C 120 motorcycle, dustrial, Residential, 492-8485. ple or single person preferred. from $120 a month for an in- NOW OPEN new Westwood storage space. Less than one 753-5844. -28-P He said the course had given dition. Call A M-23-C Call 753-3018. A-25-C come of $500 or less to $109 a 40:t' Subdivision at the south erni SIAMESE KITTENS, chocolate year old, just like new. Phone month for an annual income successful meditation guides to CHEROKEE Runabout, 15', 85 of South Eighteenth Street, one. and seal point, ready to go. 753-3914, Kelly Pest Control, POSITION WANTED: Construc- HOUSE on Mayfield Highway. of $900 to $1,000. And VA mon- the world. The four Beatles left • WO h. p. Mercury motor, trailer, tion. half mile from city limits. Over Also registered seal point adult 100 So. 13th St. A-26-C Superintendent, now living Call 753-1351, sake for Darrell thly pension benefits will be before completing the courso: The Chicago lights, air horn and cover. A-1 in one hundred choice lots to male Phone 753-7770. A--C Paris area, 16 years exper- Hale. A-25-P reduced an average of only $3 but the Maharishi said thet- relief pit- TWO YELLOW floor length condition, Burton, Pur- choose from, price range from J. T. ience. Recommendations can be or $4 for each $100 increase in found everything "satisfactory" ind outfield- 10 FT. ALUMINUM boat and formals, size 5-6 Have only year, Tenn. Call 901-247-3926. FURNISHED $1200 to $2400. No money down furnished. Carpenter by trade. apartment, five income up to the new ceilings. at his meditation retreat. rom the Los 54 h. p. Johnson motor In been worn once Call 753-8966. A-26-C Call 1-901-247-3347. rooms and bath New applian- and small monthly payments. -'- A-25-NC Dr outfielder excellent condition Call 753- A-28-P ces, air-conditioned, wall-to- Freeman Johnson, Realtor, Sanitronic pitcher Jim 55E9. A-25-P KIRBY DUAL TWO COLLEGE seniors want wall carpet throughout. Down- CROSSWORD PUZZLE m•-••'°"sterdwiPumde Phone 753-2731. TFC CERTIFIED SOY BEAN seeds, • World's Most Complete Vacuum any type of work. Lawn mow- town location, $75.00 COMPONENT STEREO, televi- Hood, Dare, and Clark-63. Mur- per mon- tiO0R3 WORM@ both ends of 8' x 35' AMERICAN trailer, air- Cleaner. Call Jerry Adams, May- ing, painting, etc., days or even- th. Couple preferred. Contact ACROSS SA state (anti, UMMODO OVIIMW4 sion, drum set, books, records, ray Warehousing Corporation, for 6-Angry the Dodgers ronditioner. Phone 753-7353. field, Ky., 247-8883, collect, ings. References if needed. Call Mrs. Baxter Bilbrey, days 753- outburst TO NOMID WOOD and refrigerator. All very rea- Inc., Old Concord Road Phone 1-Upperrnoat pert 7-Vapid York Mets May-30-P free home demonstration with- 753-7950. A-26-C 5617, nights eitip channels OMB MOOMN UO0 sonably priced. 811 Vine, (corn- 753-8220. 753-1257. A-25-C g record and A-26-C out obligation. You will be glad 01100 maim TU er of 9th) -29-P WANTED: to 9-Anger Nanor4 iverage. 3-BEDROOM brick house, 2-car S. A you did. H-1TC sit with 'Sick peo- APARTMENT: Large living 12-Idigki.3alon HOUSE TRAILER, 8' x 35', one- ple in 10-Creny mow ownw garage. 3 acres, city water and hospital or will stay in room and dining area, kitchen, maw, (cellos 1959 PLYMOUTH 4-door car bedroom, $125000. Also 2- CARD OF THANKS 13 larir170FILIN sewerage. Call Steve Roberain, home. Call 753-6135. A-26-P hallway, bedroom, large bath, -landed 11.1Vorm Phone 753-2519 A-25-P horse horse trailer Call 753- We, the family of Lucille 14-Perieds of lane Of.1 WORN MM,214 Hardin, Ky., 43743745. A-23-C new refrigerator, and built-in 17-11elsold! 114-1;# DORM 8004. A-30-C Brandon, wish to express our 19-1Ericimintwee WOM A BRICK DUPLEX apartment range. Call 753-7237. A-28-C 19-Ceiwinction MINN MOD3 DACHSHUND PUPS, 9 weeks, sincere apreciation to our 16-Cerrespends le 22-Pessess 2 bedrooms, utility room, elee 1111-emsecralle iriiir7.711011W $35.00. New litter Weimarner. friends, relatives and neighbors HOUSE TRAILER 24-Maiden loved tilc heat, rent for $150.00 per * 10' x 58', 3- 20-Ceeshiry plant P/r2t20:1 All registered. Lampe 438-2173. - * CHECK by Zeus 244 for their many acts of kindness bedrooms and 1% baths. Couple 2144egative 25-Aigonqinan A-24-C month Shown by appointment GET and sympathy shown to us in 4 only, no pets. Call after 400 22-Peeni Indian 36-Enlested man 43-Cornunction only. 1601 College Farm Road OMORROW'S* 26 the death of our loved one. p. m., 753-2930. A-26-C 23-Kese Lampreys (Case.> 44 The turns 350 ACRES, located east of Call 753-2377 A-25-C 27 Appellation e4 Especially do we thank Rev. *T 27-M111 37-frolks 45 Ireland LYnville, in Weakley County. ' RID OF ENJOY SUMMER Athena 31-Quelity that PEP UP with Zippies "Pep Tommy Jackson for his com- PAPER! * at Panorama 21P-rapele stow 21114nlets awatem 46 Let it stand Ideal for pine trees, hunting, o'N .seassag , Pills" nonhabit-forming. Only forting words, the choir, the Shores in new 10', wide, 2 bed- 29-gefore Iseileas et pity 47 Regret approximately 100 acres i.lear- - esteidishonsot 30-Drab slowly 40-Gree6 eland PESTS ones who sent food and flow- room trailer. Call 753-4481. 411-finish ed land. Our asking price $8000 $1.98. Holland Drugs. May 27-P 31.Callese side spirits 41-Indoewi4e 49-Espere THEY ers. Also we wish to thank the A-28-C 12-Ma 13-eart of body article- per acre Call Wick Smith, WON'T LEAVE 4( ingle 50-Sunburn BY OWNER: New colonial style Miller Funeral Home of Hazel. 13-Intesserit roker, Fulton. Kentucky 472- ON THEIR OWN * FIND OUT * brick house with two tile baths, May the Lord bless each of 34-1Ipenlak article loll 1292 collect, for more informa- carpeted living room, hall and you. 311-11Ing of birds 111113 lair WNW tion. A-24-C TERMITES * ABOUT * Veterans Questions 37-Plimge UUUUUUxt,4 3 bedrooms, large family room, Noble Brandon and 111 ' ..x... kitchen withr all tiutit-in G. E. Go right on eating if you Sti-fedilia pert ALUMINUM CAMPER for pick- - • amid-Answers 311A untieset ignore them The answer up truck. Call 753-1254 or 436- appliances, central electric heat, eattesagass II Kelly's Pest Control! 5879 after 5:00 p. m. A-25-C utility and car port Must be CARS * Q. - I understand that the et-Ceded Is,. ilRUUMidUUU seen to appreciate! Desirable HELP WANTED veteran pension law President 42-111pped 1981 VALIANT for sale. Good location. Call 753-3903 anytime Locally owned and operat- Johnson signed recently rais- 44-Peket skews gMil Eill1 Militili4 ed for DELIVERY AND STOCK boy. IN TOWNI 47•Pignis eat the Neini 30 condition. Call 753-4746. A-25-C A-25-C 20 years. We can be ed the amount of income a xieti% reached 36 hours a- day Apply at Owen's Food Market, woof aeon WM RE" ,^UUm LARGE LOT, Whitnell Estates. 1409 W. Main. A-34-C veteran may receive and still 91-16rIke 4 032 CLEAN carpets with ease. Blue 52-111sesel Some trees Call 753-4746 -IP IT'S A PEST CALL US • ** * be entitled to a pension from .•Mill. ItiiiiiiiIII Lustre makes the job a breeze. CASHIER * al-Allsrasse 33 la .....e.' A-25-C /hem 753-3114 FOR LOCAL grocery. the Veterans Administration. Rent electric shampooer $1. Experience Member Chamber of necessary If inter- How much was the limit in- 54 metiN 19 Kr:V. 41•;•;•;,:iiVe POOL TABLE. 4' x 7' Every- Big K. A-37-C ested write Box 32-Y c/o Led- NOTICE creased and when does it take 14-Persebe UUUUU(Pgial Commerce and Builders Wham •:•:•‘:..*: thing included Call 753-7950. ger & Times, Murray, Ky. effect? 4, MILLIONS of rugs have been Association. LCP-195 117-Pleoi MI4141i A 25-P A-36-C TRADE DAY-Saturday April A. - Effective Jan, 1, MA Stif11111 aU a cleaned with Blue Lustre. It's 47 a 49 um :.,.... 27-Between the Lakes Shop- income limitations, which DOWs .... 0:51 America's finest. Rent electric go- IIIIII*A 2-BEDROOM HOME, garage at- ping Center, Dover, Tenn. Bring vern financial shampooer $1. Hughes Paint MALE HELP eligibility for 14•Plankr• tached Located on Woodlawn. ELLI"S PES anything you wish to trade or VA pensions and dependencey 2-Cl, 32 UUUUUI. Store. A-27-C WANTED Auer 4,..e.: Has transferable G I loan. auction. You pay only auction- benefits, will be raised $200 Call 753-3758 A 25-C Wanted At Once eer fees. Auction every fourth a 111410 • iliid II TREATED POST, Cypress lum- CON fli 01. for all beneficiaries. This 44IMIIMP Iastr_. by United Ts.t..,-, Syndical.. Saturday. A-35-C Inc. TV ANTENNA, jack, and rotor ber, tomato sticks, treating Man to mount tires, also crease is particularly important general to "old law" pensioners since All for $10. Phone 753-5014. plant, saw mill, 5 miles west selling and store WILL PASTURE horses, 5 miles 'work No It will mean that the A-25-C at Sharon, Tenn. A-24-C phone calls please. west of Murray. Call 753-2811 recent Located 100 So. 13th St. Apply in person: Social Security income hike or 402-8300. A-25-P 2 WHITE POODLES one male, F1'LL ELECTRIC oprieht 30" H 13-C will cause no loss in VA pay- Dr itilbrey's Car and Home WANTED: MM. to mow 2 large ments. THE BIGGEST PARADE S, Supply yards Call 753-5636. A-25-C Q. - How will the $100 in- 10, THE YEAR IS COMING TO MURRAY 11:ilEHigh Excitement All the Way 210 E. Main al crements in the new Veterans A-25-C WANTED. Someone to tend a Administration pension struct- LERMAN'S te nice rich garden. See at 1102 ure which goes into effect nest FABULOUS DRESS CARNIVAL Olive St. Phone 753-2519. A-25-P January affect pension rates? AS 2 STARTS MAY let . . . JUST IN GOOD MEN wanted TIME AS by local GOLD mamm- FREE for removal. metal A. - Basically, the $100 in- ary contractor to assist brick All basketball crements in the new VA pen- FOR MOTHERS DAY By Edward Wymark layers. Call 753-3754 after 1- goal with steel poet. MOB Lincoln Ave. Phone 758 sion structure will mean that PPM MM onetari-Mseann lee. seen p. in. A-25C 0 Copyright. OW. 7768. maximum VA pension and de- - dfria dlewd Ilrynerk. DIsnibuteid by Klag restive.' eradicate. A-34-C KITCHEN HELP, day shift. pendency and indemnity coin- IMAM MIA$ 111APPTIVID lane in London life. And socially herself As Jobs Vomiter. a tremens- and I had a picture of Apply in person at Triangle --seneweeelemer tkawital pilot. left Singapore he a major power. In the time of a Long Island home with big, I'1 t l. Maid • fellow pilot Inn. A-26-C 6010-FAA'015 iLIKST and tries& One Samuel sixteen, like the old Negro servants in gingham S TIE THERE'S FEAR Illietney Moseys', had bees WRESTLER Ws*fAirr IN A fitocIcE AND TREMBLItI6 for snuggling goldt;aP man from Carmel, he would aprons, holidays in California, WANTED: Experienced wait- IN PETALUMA TCNI6tIT! Is Logsdon. Mostysee wink have been worth at least three RAD fERRE 460E510 PENA% told Verreker abe Kentucky and Havana. She told ress, steady work, above aver- erns war- thousand FOR THE CNA*101441.11P5.. Monyn had 1.000 pounds la 'sheep and • thousand me the antiquarian father had age salary, plus good tips. Call ;I t bank account Two police- goats. an WAdeline and Preston. sues- incurable and painful illness 1 Kentucky Lake Lodge Restaur- = Verreher about Customs tr- We had another drink with chronic and unable to be diag- eligularitles ant 474-2250. Aurora, Ky. 4 and his meociatIon with Sebastian and nosed successfully She touched Illostyn They anted 11 he had any went back to look A-213-C -`• tart with • Mr Chang in Hong for the Jaguar amongst the ec- on his enthusiasma, his brilli- . {remoter said he did not centric ance and his him At • cocktail party given patterns of parked cars. likeness to Reran- SERVICES OFFERED friend. llobsetian. Verrener In the car I said, -Where to son. . la Vandervell. an Anson- "I have 'an uncle in Paris as agent tor • madam?", pulling my forelock. too," she MAINTENANCE ilm. added, "but he's Unlimited Jan- Mk art nrm of which bar She Masted me on the cheek. narrow-minded. Wswajitrwtor Verret er arranged He works on the he MO lila the nest day for I felt excited_ "Not London yet," finances and ow the room the economics of the business. she said. I was wondering what FOLLOW Painting and art generally is ME s.vs•v cER- was going to happen in London CHAPTER 8 just a commercial chess game AND later on and for • moment my I'LL GIVE to him. But it's lucky he's r AMILLA V AND EFWEL.L imagination dwelt an the pos- there, because fathers YOU A HINT N--• and I went out of London sibilities illness the prevents him working much way we had gone the night "And what about tomorrow" betrare, by Chiswick and the M now. Simon Ernst is the third "What about it!" she said. 'Mt to Reading. At eighty miles an partner; he's a lot of father and -You're not going back to hour, the wheels a bit of uncle in character, so began to drum Paris!" I asked ONE WAY so I maintained a steady seven- It all works quite well Simon's "Not till Monday afternoon,'' ty and relaxed in small talk brilliant and amusing with that she replied and shocked me, be- The evening paper was on flair for art and business." She cause somehow I had not her knee and I read the black smiled and said "So that's my thought about her going back to family type headlines "E.I.A. suspend for you •' Paris at all, dexpit• my ques- "B 25 stewarda" Angrily and sul- eing over here and In tion. So she was going back to France must lenly, I drove off the road on to keep you away Paris on Monday and I would from the verge and switched off the your friends and your par- have to fly In the afternoon, ents." engine Nervously, I remember- going monotonously around "My the policemen who had come mother died during the V.O.R. holding patterns at Bed- war. She had a heart LI I OW AO. "to see attack a WIN. u,.d Pow., me last night, a cold, ford, while she went down Con- irritaUng anxiety fortnight after my brother died ; crawling tinental Immigration at London In • around behind the war. Alex was in the 1 my neck Airport and flew away in a • • • Marines and was killed taking Viscount Suddenly the whole those Pacific islands." Abbie 'N Slats The YOU'RE HERS-- ATE... runners-for. the second future seemed bounded by Mon- "Which one". NOT SL DARLING.. A NYTHR-66? ...WE MEAN SOMETHING race were in the paddock by day Forty-eight MINE. A GUY NAMED DON'T 'IOU TO hours seemed "Guadalcanal," she said. "Be- FEEL S.- A KIND EACH OTHER .. LIKE LOVE. . the time we reached the course. to separate us "WINK ...YOU CAL L E (;) ME LEFTY WAS MINE; AWITHING LIVING from the front- fore she died, my mother said I OF... WARM AND To6e-rNeK IN Immediately Camilla began to iers of time. SLATS SCRAPPLE ...AND THAT must do everything for the fam- FEELING-LIKE THE SAME HOUSE... AND make calculations with form We drove COULD ONLY MEAN... YOU north towards Ox- ily that she normally had to do ANC) SHARING EVERYTHING books and a email, gold pencil. ford through the violent bent I went back to the nursery, WAPORTANT We ate chicken sandwiches of East Haley and past the feeling very important and dra- 4 "and drank gin and tonic and atomic citadel of Harwell to maUc, not really understanding tater had some coffee in • small Abingdon. There, I turned right a bit, imagining she was going bar at the top of the stands. to • Henley. to California for a holiday. Nick Around Ul, the strange eclectic In twenty-four hours, I had my other brother, had had polio world of racing gathered and fallen in love with her and I and couldn't join the army. He's I dispersed. seemed incapable of doing any- never really got over that; Alex From behind us a satanic thing about it, like a sick child was his hero and I once found voice bellowed, "So Saul was tottering along a parapet into him saluting his photograpt In refreshed and was well and the nothingness. As I drove, I pur- this drawing-room, which waan't evil spirit departed from him." sued reason into • nightmare as morbid as it sounds, just It was Sebastian drinking of demair tragic and pathetic." whisky sours. "One Samuel six- Restraint was shedding off "What does he do now?" I he said quietly. "Appro- and time was whipping me for- Inquired, watching her eriately enough the last lesson ward into the disaster of Mon- "He's in the Far East. There's I read at Eton." He smiled and day, when she was going away. a tremendous increase in inter- did up his coat Like a vulture We stopped at Chez Philip- est in Chinese and Japanese art, Lil' Abner folding his wings pe's, which is about two miles at the moment We have only Sebastian said. "Daedalus for short IF of the Old Bell. lying one or two sources out there )011 tv4Nr M SLEEP LIKE AS A SHOW BIZ the next rare " He looked at back in the trees above Henley for antiques, but there's a cer- HIM - WirHOUr A CARS MI 7-1-IE hie card and then back at me. bridge VET I PREDICT tain amount of modern painting (..svarir) WORLD -CALL Watching him draw a cigar OUR ALL-MGHT THEY WON'T Philippe was a Cypriot, whose which di of value "lo uncle had from a big silver case the size charm was REPLACEMENT?! EMERGENCY only matched by the the idea of starting a sort of GET A SINGLE of • rack of torpedo tubes, I standards of his cooking. In a boutique for Chinese and East- SERVICE /f wiehed he'd go away. I CALL- wanted Man flamboyant cocktail bar ern goods, brass, sandalwood, k be alone with Camilla. and sitting on upholstered stools Ivory carving's and so on, which Sebastian said, "Thought you beside a big fire, we drank gin aren't good enough to put in • might like to come in on a "pink roses" and ordered 'Near- the gallery. and Nick to over- Yankee with me. Ten quid "rich rots, chicken kley and Rogow- sees agent for supplying those ,and I'll link them with two NOIR as well as anything else he -.short price favourites." Allowing her_ todo all the comes across Tenhonee of the Reluctantly I gave him the talking, 1 relaxed in the drink August Moon. Suzy Wong, The ten pounds so I could get Cam- and the warmth and listened. King find I, Ferry to Hong illa away from him. You couldn't asking her about rrnikshant's, Kong, Flower prom Song, are truatj Febastian with women. the family firm she said she all idicati“ns of a similar rage Nor Zdilid you afford to offend worked for In this country" him. He was a significant dyne- At dinner she told me about (To Re Continurd Tomorotoi From the Coward-McCann. An, novel e Copyright, 1967, Edward Wyrnark • Distributed by King Features Syndicate

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