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Hazard 'visit, the to visit Jackson'''. 28; Whitesburg, IN OUR 82nd YEAR He, Oct. 20; Irv= United Press International Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afterniroon, September 12, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX11 No. 214 v.-k-Atinchester,--- tington: Nov. 24. I. .dales will _bests Methodists Asked Railroads. which Thousands Out Of Work As To Pray For MurraPligh cars, will move% Four en to town with- Rev. M. W. Jones. pastor of the will provide all 'Auto Workers Go On Strike Martin's Chapel Methinfiif Church P-TA To Nteet Carla's Winds Fall, ButTornadoes tenance. All the and District Missionary. Secretary led in the ears today received a telegram from 256,- a;:i by Kentucky By ROBERT IRVIN shut down with more than Methodist Board of Missions urging On Thursday UPI Automotive Editor 000 workers on strike at 93 plants. that all Methodists pray for four DETROIT Fun — The United About 50,000 workers stayed on )the project now missionaries in Angola. Auto Workers and .General Mo- their jobs at 35 plants wkich had The four have been imprisoned The Murray High School Divi- Spawned Kill Injure Many - Several, $250,000, accord tors today hoped for speedy set- reached agreements on local dis- sion of the Parent-Teachers As- tin Dillehay, for- hy Portuguese secret police. They tlement of a paralyzing strike,. putes. as WendeLls isociation will hold its first meet- Junfor,,S are listed ee ,Golden. ssaith the government helping to Hits- - WOOking Conditions Illinois, ing of the 1961-62 school year on I be director of Rockford, Edwin Lemaster, PTA WILL MEET 11Pesolve the key issue locking ne- Reuther had authorized all the Lexington, Kentucky, Marion Way, Thursday September 14 at 7:30 Homecoming Set which has special gotiations — the problem of re- !orals to strike if a complete set- Jr., Charleston. S. C. and Fred P. m. insc thce. lEhlgiihs, ScehhaoiorimaAnudoif- Damage In Millions Reported itins for his LISI.. At Spring Creek The Kirksey ,PTA will 'meet on Del trme. tlement were not reached by 10 Brancel. Endeavor. • Wisconsin. — Wednesday September' -13 the ' UAW president Walter P. Reu- a. m. Monday. He blamed the re- Noah, another Metho- the High School" Division, will pre- lir Raymond school at 1:30 p. m. tier announced agreement with sulting walkouts at nearly 100 dialside,missionary was held for 28 and Nat Ryan Hughes will The program. will consist of a From Huge Storm, Few Killed g3 vice president Louis G. Seaton plants on "sweatshop" working days without charges being pre. present the devotional. The annual homecoming services ipanel discussion and included on the relief problem Monday conditions in GM. ferred and then deported. The theme for tbe year. 'What will be held at Spring Creek Bap- Hite panel will be Calloway County lit and immediately offered en- Nine hours after the strikes Methodists are urged to pray is, Your Concern?" will be initiat- tist By PATRICK CONWAY a '-tropical storm," but spawned Church-this Sunday, September School Superintendent Huron Jef- uragement that the strike could started, Reuther. ,,,and Seaton met for the release of these four men. led Tiy a panel's discussing Ala* 17th United Press International in its wake tornado winds at Gal- brought to an end soon—per' ancing the Time Budget." frey and Calloway County Super- to try to mike ITte relref There. will veston that shattered buildings pa by Thursday. Panelists are as follows: Athle- be singing all rvisor Edward Curd. . AUSTIN, Tex. Cpu — Hurricane Then 'Labor Secretary Arthur Gold- with dinner on the grounds. All The topic for' and caused Tani-attics. There were still some 11,000 berg telephoned the two men and 4-H Members Show tics, Glin Jeffrey; Cultural Activi- discussion will be Carla, a shadow of its former 150 singers and listeners are cordially Police reported at least two per- al,-issues unresolved which stood was reported to have proposed ties, Mrs. Buist. Scott; church, Mrs. school curriculum and related sub- mile-an-hour self, blew harmless- At State Fair invited to attend this sons killed and 50 injured in the the way of workers. heading dispute. John Pasco: Home Work, Mrs. service. jects. ly into the Austin area today as a formula for settling the winds described as either "torna- ck to the plants. In- addition, Reuther said Goldberg was "very William Willis. Mrs. C. C. Lowry The 4-H Club members from does or waterspouts," The winds ch major items as overtime, un- helpful" in getting the agreement, is in charge of the program. ('alloway' County exhibited in thundased through sa path four n representation. foremen work- which will provide production Hosts for the meeting are to Clothing. Tobacco, and Room IM- blocksystide and more than a mile g and an anti-discrimination workers with 24 minutes of per- be Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Overcast, provement. The following Club long. They were the deadliest of use have not been settled on sonal relief time per shift com- Mr. and Mrs. Grayson McClure, members exhibited in Clothing: the series of tornadoes Carla caus- national basis. puted on a new formula. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Williams, Kathy Lou Harris, Lynn Grove, ed over a vast area of Texas and GM, the world's largest 1utorno- Complains About Brsaks and Major and Mrs. John Bryant. red ribbon; LaJeanna Paschall, Louisiana in its three-day batter- le manufacturer, o a.s au but The union said that in the past Mrs. Howard Ohla. PTA press Route 2. Murray, red rib-Erin; El- ing of the Gulf Coast. many GM workers were given their dent, urges all parents and pa- t—Dr. N. R. ten Watson, Lynn Grove, red rib- breaks shortly after starting their Mons of Ole school to be present tORES FOOD STORE Tornado alerts were out for dent of the bon; Connie Evans. Altno, red • shifts, if they gut them at all. Now for this interesting first meeting north and northeast Texas and eaway Pion- ribbon; Judy Kelso, Lynn ollege Will CM guarantees that no worker will Grove: of the year, and promises that Southeast ,.Oklahoma in the gen- !quarters in blue ribbon; Gail Smith, Murray, go on a break until he has work- the meeting will begin promptly eral path Carla was taking. -sents former , blue ribbon: Jill Tucker. Kirksey, ed at least one hour. at seven thirty o'clock. Winds Now Diminished ht D. Eisen-, blue ribbon, Georgia Potts, Kirksey, The agreement, Reuther said, The 150-mile-an-hour winds that sly member- 1 pen Monday blue ribbon, Jan Waldrop. Hazel, was -very' significant and is the smashed the Texas Gulf Coast isociation, in ' blue ribbon, Caroly Craig, Hazel, Blue Ribbons Are key to unlocking a great number hit Austin with winds one-third g. Pa. blue ribbon. Linda Emerson, Mitr- of local negotiations. Things should Won At State Fair that strength. ray. ohite ribbon. Terri Walker. or Fall Term start moving and I hope we can Rain poured in sheets all along Lynn Grove, conclude this by Thursday." white ribbon. Nancy Calloway County 441 members the path of the storm. Scull, Hazel, white ribbon, Bevers On Thursday a -conference of -winntng the District Speech snit A tornadii a ppareiillTiffi 'WW1* I Sue Harrell, blue ribbon. Dora- Registration for the fall team 280 UAW official& Isons‘Mi Demonstrataun.s.s.orpiesented jais- I • -TrenFy-,-"Stiialay red ribbon;' lurricana_ C *Way struck the Murray State College will be- around the country will meet here trict IA at the State Fair on Sat- Galveston County Janet Like, Kirksey, blue ribbon. Courthouse jam- an next Monday, Sept 18 and to review negotiations and decide urday, Sept 9th. med with storm Calloway County had 3 entries refugees and tore ill continue through Thursday, whether to accept a new contract. Rand) Patterson. District Speech through a IERVICE in the 4-11 Dark Fired Tobacco 10-block residential strip Pt 21 The meeting, originally scheduled winner gave his speech on "Fate where other Shore at the Kentucky State Fair. residents nere tak- Registration for evening and Sat- for Wednesday. was postponed a of the Nation " at the Kentucky ing shelter. James Armstrong, Lynn Grove 441 rdas classes at ill be Saturday. day following the Seaton-Reuther State Fair, where he received a NE-UP club received first place. Johnnie Firsts reports said there wera pt. 16 Freshmen are request- accord to provide more time to blue ribbon and was highly COM 1111 Delivery Kelso. also Lynn Grove 4-H Club many dead and injured. to attend an orientation meet- settle local issues. i•B plimeoLed by the Judges on his WiSle received second place. and David s Every ambulance in the island Sunday, Sept. 17 in the ('ol- • v - intSe`onowei frortfr resturrs and ;9="5 1-0 "wi41131,4 city, 'still flooded by the winds 3-911;1 ge 'Auditorium at 6 p. m. Watson Lynn Grove 4-11 Club re- deliver)janet 7, 100.000 FLEE CARLA — Arms' reserve tiods completer evircsiation it Corpus Christi- beach area be- ,and tides' of Hurricane Carla which Tt•nintori• The first day of registration cerved third place Like, District Sewing De- nuthniry News fore hurricane Carla, with its ISO-mile-an-hour winds, aimed itself toward the struck with guests up to 125 miles onda)) will be devoted to fresh. The Room Improvement exhibit monstration on -Seams" at the low-lying Texas coust consisted of an, antique chair between Galveston and Arkansas Pass near Corpus Christi. An estimed 300.000 persons in Texas an hour Monday, were called into in placement tests and to physi- •sellentucky State Fair where she service. idols refinished and repadded and up- and Louisiana were removed to s'ilety inland as ring Cdr.!: the costal f..reh/.4og I examinations for. seniors and received a blue ribbon. The judges the -We need help," Police Chief J. _ refinished and repadded and up- coming of uniors. said. she had a lot of poise and Carla. '• W. Burns said. "We know we Seniors and juniors will enroll by Umlled reran Intern:LIN/mai holstered by Eddie Lee Grogan. clear cut information demonstra- LOUISVILLE, K — Gov. a have some dead." n classes Tuesday, sophomores Calloway County Teenage 4-11 tion. kMALES Bert T Combs will Carla, still packing 3 100-mile- Wednesday morning, and freshmen discuss Ken- Club lie received a blue ribbon. Linda Henry, District Cornmeal Turns Self In To Austin School tucky's 3 per cent sales and use an-hour wallop, thrashed through ednesday afternoon and Thurs- Judges highly praised his work off Demonstration winner gave he: Structure tax at a dinner meeting , of the this project. Paper After Murders To Has P-TA Meeting inland towns from the devastated .e sold day morning Classes will begin demonstration on "Quick Cornlighi Gulf Coast toward the historic riday 't Harvard Business School Club of Bread" at the Kentucky Slats Kentucky Thursday. A queston- capital of Austin. Spruce Phasical examinations will be METHODIST MEN Fair, where she received a bliic and-answer period will follow the By ROBERT MUSEL Be Built In City's First In the Carr Health Building, class ribbon. The judges said, "Her The Austin School P.T.A. met governor's Pendennis Club talk. HOLD MEETING United Press International The city turned out crews who er 4.00 p.m nrollment in the Student Union product tasted good and had an for its first meeting Wednesday, I LONDON ,UP1' — The powerfully worked through fringe winds up u.lding. excellent flavor " She too had a September 6th at 2:30 p.m, in the to 58 miles an hour to OWENSBORO, Ky. l'PE — A built young man was shabbily sandbag The Methodist Men's Club of clear cut informative demonstra- Watershed recreation room of Austin School. stream and river U.S District Court grand Jury dressed but polite and insistent hanks and pre- AcCuiSToed Martin Chapel Methodist (7hurch tion. The meeting was opened by Mrs. pared its 200,000 people to meet Monday indicted five Louisville their Ile wanted to see Tom Tullett, held their regular monthly meet- Other districts will give Gene Landon, who read the poem their first hurricane. None ever residents on charges of filming Thursday crime editor of the Daily Mirror. ing Monday evening at the church. demonstrations through Bids for the construction of the "I Prayed", M r s Lloyd Boyd. has hit - Austin before. Advance obscene pictures on a federal which the State The reception clerk at the news- "loather The members afs.t.he club honored of this week after first floodwater retarding struct- Chairman,. presided and welcomed winds toppled trees and caused ation. Trial for Wendell chosen. paper office gave him a slip of their sons by having them as winners will he ure in the West Fork of Clark's the group. She emphasized the power failures. D. Gillette, 36, Ronald Smith, guests at dinner. Following the paper and on it the young man River Watershed Conservancy Dis- theme for the year "What's Your Roport oxide his name as Edwin David Carla laced through the towns 22, Nathan Kyle 29, Joseph G. dinner Rev. Bob Cherry, Minister trict. will be mailed this week. Concern". and the special project of Yoakum, Shiner. Edna and Wa- 35, and Joseph M. Sims of Gravesend in Kent. Wirt P.m 11.6~0.0•1 Cacti. Garau. of the k;piscopal Church. spoke Tiros III Satellite Is Bids will he advertised during -Active Spiritual Faith". elder with winds up to 115 miles 22, aft of Louisville, was set for on the subject, -The Role of the 'Confidential business." he add- the next thirty days giving the Watching Hurricanes ed. an hour. The department of public Western Kentucky -- Partly Oct. 12. Lay Ministry in the Church To- plans and specifications of the Dennis Taylor. principal of Aus- Today the 'confidential .busi- safety reported the roof of a Negro loud), continued warm and hu- day." Thirty-four members and structures. tin and Carter Schools, also greet- ness" was listed in police records school sheltering 3($i people in al today, with a chance of thun- FRANKFORT. Ky. (un — The guests enjoyed the fellowship and Tiros The first structure to be built, ed the group. WASHINGTON !UPS The as murder and Sims was under Edna caved in, but there were no dershowers this afternoon. high State Court of Appeals Monday busines of the organization. number 20. will be constructed on III weather satellite is watching arrest. Mrs. Stub Wilso n, program injuries. Oki Increasing cloudiness tonight formally recognized Linnie Lewis, Wiley Creek near (he Graves-Mar- three Hurricanes, two typhoons lle was charged specifically with chairman, introduced Mrs. Charles The state ordered 2.000 National avith scattered showers by morn- retiring state law librarian, for HOMEMAKERS MEET storms shall county line. near Oak Level. I and a couple of smaller strangling a 15-yearold girl whose Mason Baker, who used the ttwilc,Guardsmen into areas battered iE RUCS, ing. low near 70 Wednesday con- her "faithful service" to the court. hurricanes. Although the structure will be which might turn into 'naked• body was found in a marsh -Talents" as a devotional. Monday by winds up to 150 miles siderable cloudiness and not so Miss Lewis, who received a white The Suburhan llomeniakers Club was in Graves County. the approts The 285-pound satellite 100 yards from the body of --her an hour and floods that surged %arm, with showers and scattered orchid from the court and a Ken- will meet with Mrs I.. J Hendon mate! 40 acres lake which will be Special Music was provided by launched into an orbit out 450 16-year-old boyfriend, who also through cities and towns on 12- thundershowers, high in the mid- tucky Colonel's commission from at 106 South 12th. street on Thurs- search formed behind it will be in Mar- Mrs.- Jim Ed Diuguid and Mrs. DADS miles high on July 12 to was strangled. foot l'cles. $05 Gov. Bert T. Combs, returns to day at 7 00 p. M. shall County. The parents were out Atlantic and Gulf hurricanes The teen-age sweethearts, pret- Juhn Ed Scott. Backlash of the storm continued Temperatures at 5 a m. (EST).: her native Mayfield Oct. 1.. typhoons, Seventeen structures in all will designated and their counterparts, ty, blonde Lilian Erlmeades and adjourned to their to whip the coast, and hurricane 72, .Louisville 72, Lexing- TOASTMISTRESS MEET be built in the district which in- Room riducah in the Pacific Malcolm Johnson. had gone for a Rome Rooms where Home warning.s remained up from Cor- ton 70. Bowling Green 70, London LA GRANKE. Ky. —Two- cludes part of Calloway. Graves, The Weather Bureau reported stroll Sunday night after attend- Mothers were elected and plans pus Christi. Tex., to Morgan .City, 64. Covington 72 and year old Dwayne M Lay, who The Murray Toastmistress Club Marshall and McCracken counties. Hopkinsville alonday it has had seven big ing services at a church near were made for the school year La. -72. apparently crawled back into a will have a dinner meeting at . The letting of bids for this the storms under surveillance in the their homes in Gravesend. 1961-62, Damage was mounting. Estimates Evansville, Ind., 69. bathtub alter having his bath Woman's Club House structure marks the culmination del Wednesday l brief period since 1,33 p m., Miss Edmeades' body was found • ranged to "hundreds of millions of Huntington, W. Va.. 73. (Continued on Page 2) at '6:30 pm of a long battle with the Clark's dollars:" liEDTi. Sunday. at 10:29 a m. Monday. River TOBACCO ADVISORY More To Come Ow- At almost exactly that moment. Landowners in the watershed 10:30 a rn., Sims sauntered along The worst was not over on the formed the Conservancy District coast. An eight-foot dirt levee -et-- High Holburn in London. 22 miles -LOUISVILLE, Ky. WV — The and a special tax is being paid flooded Port Arthur threatened to from the scene of the slaying, tobacco curing advisory for Ken- NEHRU TELLS this year by those landowners to give way before an eight-foot tide, with a bundle wrapped in news- tucky' and southern Indiana. pre- IER WHOluSMOLEV WAR help defray the cost of the re- officials said. WOULD II STUPID paper under his arm. pared in cooperation with the tarding structures. As many as 6.000 people were Ile peered up at the giant new of Kentucky agronomy RY A similar program is underway University AT Mirror biulding through his glass- holed up in flooded Texas City, in the vast Fork Clark's .River appealing 5 COMMUNIST HAII•SSPAINTS es. shifted the bundle to a more for drinking water. Aft- AND AMEN/CAN REPLIES Conservancy District. burley to- er several futile tries, a truck CONTINUE IN MON comfortable position and entered Curing conditions for TAMMANY HALL FUTURE the lobby. to ask for Tullett. bacco will continue only fair to- finally got through with water AT STAKE IN NEW YORK Monday night. An 11-vehicle U. S. ELECTION Ile was tieless and his shirt Charles Eldridge day and Wednesday, hut consid- MAYORAS PRIMAITY Army amphibious unit was moving US MOTONISTS MACS was open to the third button. De- erable improvement is indicated IN DUTY LABOI DAY HOUDAY To Represent State for Thursday. out at dawn from Louisiana to SAFEST OFE alt010 spite the mild weather he wore NEW 'MISS AMENICA' the rescue of the Texas City resi- i404 1.0 Ii.•LI a ,topcnat. Tullett and another re- On Tour Of Fair CHOSEN IN ATLANTIC CITY Barn vents should he opened porterwtook him to a waiting room dtheeentiesca SNOW S SANDS LIVESTOCK during the daytime and closed at Cleanup work began on part of P.M. and there Sims opened Ale news- Charles Eldridge, state secretary IN COLORADO MOUNTAINS night. Tobacco up in the barn coast. but National Guards- I MOST MEN IN THE STREET paper parcel. It contained grisly of the Future Farmers of America, AND CONGPISSMIN APPROVE should be examined closely and if men were told their main job evidence of the .crime. will represent the state association ORE THAN ITS /I'M US RESUMPTION OF the flyings are in high case this would be to aid in removing re- CONTAINED IN NUCLEAR TEST MASTS The reporters immediately sum- on a good will tour of the Mid- morning, and do not dry out dur- fugees and to protect life and CALIFORNIA FORESTS intred police, South Fair tomorrow. ing the day, agronomists at the property. Officials appealed to the Eldridge will join a group of U. of K. indicate that low fires stimated 300.000 ni 500.000 Texans INTEGRATION CALM IN DALLAS, FFA and FHA officers from Ken- NOW YOU KNOW should be started tonight or Wed- who fled the coast before Carla's ATLANTA. LITTLE NOCk NEW ORLEANS, tucky. Mississippi. Tennessee and NORFOLK, GALVESTON. FORT LAvOIRDAtt nesday to provide lower humidity fury to stay away until The winds Missouri for a tour of Memphis and better curing conditions. and water recede and all danger RUSSIANS PINE FOUR By United Press International industry. MUCLEAt TEST sissii If not equipped to use heat and passes. WITHIN A WEEK The blue whale is the largest The downtown Memphis Kis if tobacco is not curing too well, Winds Rise JOAO ,JANGOI GOULAIT animal which has ever inhabited wants Club will be host for the IS PIIIVOINT OF SRAM Extension Division Agronomist Ira About 126 miles inland, winds SH the earth. Specimens have been re- group at noon. Eldridge, as Massey suggests moving some of rose to 58 miles an hour in gusts corded up to a length of 108 feet spokesman for the group, will ex- the tobacco to racks outside the at Austin, where flash flooding is WORLD WEEK and a weight of 1311/4 tons Blue plain the purpose of the goodwill barn, relieving the overcrowded whales inhabit the colder sea. tour. condition in the barn. (Continued on Page 2)

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, PAU/ TWIf 4...•••••••••••M .10 LaDt1Pra a TIMES - 11,‘ ARAT, REN'IdeRT Tl'ESILIN" rHE LEDGER &. TIMES sEPTEM 11E11 1gei 1 - HILISHED by 1PfAT LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc 6 nsoiniation of the Murray 1..e4ger, The Calhovvay A Letter Writing Rookie Times, and The Provided The Key nes-Hereld, October 20, Homer For Los 1928. iind the West Kentuckian, January Major League 1942. Angeles JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Yesterday In Dodgers" Must- Game With Phillies reserve the rtglit Standings to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, - By MILTON r Public Voice items RICHMAN Stengel . was the man he wrote which, in our opinion, are not for the best I oiled I'.... laternatleawal one of five in the game. Lee Walls with three runs in est of our readers. ln- iriliieci tiapsted the Yankees that frame and A rookie whp landed to "bring hit two and Run Fairly and Char- in the big tied the score in the' sixth un* Jun sT1ONAL leagues merely by lie REPRE-SENTATIVES: WALLACE WITNIER writing a letter Ili*" Smith one Ron Perseus Pagliarom's 15th homer. ichaon Ave., CO., 1509 NATIONAL was the only reason Casey read the 1 e t t e r and Memphis, Tenn.; lame & Life Bldg., New LEAGUE St. Louis 4 `Milwaukee that kept the uski was the winner in reitef: Boston turned the_garne :phenson York. N.Y.; .•;st; 1,_ night Lus prompale melted the rookie into a Bldg., Detroit, Mich. , L. PAL GB. Los Angeles Dodgers from being to the Goodbye Buss rump in the seventr Cincinnati Ang. 6 Phil. 5, li inn., night Yankees camp. He by scoring. 85 56 .603 completely written off tliday. was voted the The San Francisco Giants math- tered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, Los Angeles Only games scheduled. outstanding eight ruts-MX of them' unearned. - - for_ transmieseea as 79 57 .58T 31 His name •is Gordon Yankee rookie during ematically eliminated Seeord Class Matter . Today's Windhorn. - the Pitts- Chuck Schilling had three hits for. ft" Milwauket' 76 62 .551 11 Games ' Don't be upset if spring training of 1959 but soon Chicago at Cincinnati, you've never burgh Pirates from the NL race the Red Sox and Jackie BSCRrPTION San Francisco -74 62 .344 night ih drifted back to - the minors and Jensen RATES: By Carder in Murray, per week 2ue, 81 Milwaukee itassvredn.tocf4thheimr.. A lot of. others with a -4-3 triumph in 10 innings, drove in three runs. ;rah 85e. In CaLowey per St. Louis 71 at St. Louta, night eventually was picked Marty Kutane end adjeuung counties, per year, $.150; 67 .514 121 up 'by^ the and the St. Louis, Cardinals ,ere, $5.50. ,else- Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Los Angeles, be Was theApser. 66 70 485 161 night Windhorn is a 28-year the Milwaukee Chicago Pittsburgh at San Francisco, old Da °tigers' Braves, 4-1, 59 79 428 241 night bench-warmer with the A three-run homer., Dodgers, • Its homer sgraniasse night _ten 7, There 2,were only. wassysarnea. byinch _ P-hal.adelpista 41 98 295 nes liTffer 43 eintre-th 15a1 fiii• them 16 playts-d- in the American League Joe Altobelli in the eighth Milwaukee:d n 4111 Cinacintts"n night Monday's Results times this 'year and asid -the fiveahit 'Chicago at St! Louis, owns only where the Boston RedSnX ripped pitch1ns of__Ca= T2' 11 Pitts. 3, 10 inn. ' night rout' hit;: But the milo Pascual. Pittsburgh at Dodgers would the Washington Senators, 14-4, led the Twins' to Los Angeles, night have been Of ti Philadelphia dead without him Mon- d. the MInnesauta Twins_ downed victory over the Angels. at San Fran., night day night. we+ the Los Angeles Angels, 5-2. Pascual struck`out to Ten .Batting for Willie Davis in the 13 batters felk Years Ago Today AMERICAN LEAGUE _winning his 13th Porn SPORTS Ta.un 11th inning, Windhorn connected Loser Elroy Face made Only game. He has ... Ledger & Times File W I.. P,4. for his first three pitches, last 15. 'Pascual's 13 strikeouts call New York 99 45 .688 major league homer and Felipe Aluu Eves to 'give the Dodgers laced into the third one for his raised his season total to 198, tops Detroit 87 56 .608 111 a "must" 6-5 victory over the 17th homer that gave the Giants in the AL and the most recorded Dr. and Mr- \\ 1:1;iukl.nrn PARADE Baltimore 87 60 .392 131 Philadelphia awl son, Walter\Eva,ns. Phillies that kept alive their victor in the 10th over the by any pitcher on the transplanted Chicago 78 67 .538 211j their flick- Ili Mnrrztv ly. head ering pennant hopes Pirates. Dick Stuart had tied the Washington club- s i n:c e Walter Cleveland 71 74 .490 28 in the Na- ih•1 fhb 1).1 M By OSCAR- FRALEY Johnson's 288 in 1916. will •' I I I Is. Boston tional League. score at 3-all with his 27th homer Dean E. United Prins 71 76 483 291. lictTh NII‘k oil: lite M.! 101.1 International in the Chalice was the loser in his Major week aidt* Los Angeles, 63 81 Gain Half-Game sixth. • .;;:g FoRlsT BILIS. N. Y 11:?1! .438 36 league debut. Lee Thomas hit IhP:finideft JUblIct. Nlerling Ihr Minnesota The victory muved the Dodgers his The 62 81 .434 361 .-d Siteit man who knew them' all as- Jack Sanford went the distance 23rd homer for the Angels. •ly. Kansas City within 31 games of the idle first- •i-rteti today 33 90 .371 45a• fur the Giants that Rancho Gon- Washington placas.Cincinnati Reds. Had they and gave up six 'TITeTrii , ,ales has stepped 93 .359 47i, hits. for his 11th victory. Sf • -Ift-i-lri rot clulis lietiry avill•rnillInI10 to the all-time 16:st, 'theY"' not only would have Alvin ants Itedonssiti s/;;. • p fl even Monday's Results caprls .1Ieliilier tennis, jtan'e the on- dropped 41 games d3ean worked the first nine lat111111 a Fall. Boston 14 Weshington 4. night behind, but r •.11%.31 ritissees, mortal Big Bill Tilden. they would innings for Pittsburgh before Face hal Du. it the re,tiN,11 Minnesota have been two games is to That's the word from 5 Los Aug 2, night came on to start ORIVE•111 THEATRE money Mercer down in the lost column and vir- the last of the lo die city Paris. Teasley. Only games scheduled. 79-year-old terfrus coach tually all through. Open at 8:15 • Start at 7:15 hiara,licii,in sho turned out dozens of cham- Todaye Games Ch Il.isiit'iii.s1;eriitatiss arrived Boston at Washington, Until- Windhurn delivered his Carl pions, in a sharp about-face night Sawatski broke up a pitch- sera ity Santl.1> Iler trip from burner. reliever Don FerrarESe had ,1,4insnri.41 Kansas City at Detroit, night ing duel between Larry Jackson lh.. Tong-time stand that Tilden pitched chi oil 11.,iiirinakor,4. New seven innings of hitless Mk. Was the best of them all.. York at Chicago, night and Lew Burdette with a two-run NOW SHOWING sio II ritichil Hire(' SS ...eh?, %% Los ball and it looked-like curtains for MI ALF. dIld Ilitnsforsi _ "Gonzales has proved, his right Angeles at Minnesota, 2, twl- single in the sixth that paced the wi. - lut the Dodgers. se the rating by the manner night Cards to their victory over the , tin in Amens those who are familiar which he ha.s ruled the Only games scheduled. Bras es. "ill 144. 14:71 powerful • with Windhorn From the., sr spf \ I Ft- nit il 111•111 is Casey Stengel. 1111 .14 proggame for more than a dec- Wednesday's Games •- ; lii ricki Arial. .7.;r Jacks‘in allowed only six• hits out I Id III \ .;ite.'' shruggs Beasley. ''The faks Kansas City at Detroit icialiists . 1_111 • 1 il in 1 • • Boston in winning his 13th game. The lo 111111 are incorerovert dale." s. at Washington, night of 'God's I Ilslott. p Cardinals collected 10 hits,' in- Cc cid eld Tilde& one Or two difficult Baltimore at Cleveland, night Murray Hospitol Little WORLD CHAMP-Joe Thom- • cluding three apiece by Stan Mu- mstches in any tournament he New York at Chicago. night ton, new woild champion Acre' sial and Ken Boyer. Burdettf Suf- !! played because there wasn't the Los Angeles at Minnesota, night archer-and an Indian:-is second degree burns, but death Census - Adult fered hig 10th loss against 16 current qaantity and quality of • ...... bark home in Tahlequah. Kentucky News was attributed to drowning. Census-- victories. ar perslay around in his day." Nursery ...... 9 Okla., after winningth. title Adult Beds Rookie Wins 15th Beasley adds. "But Genzales h.. 65 in Oslo, Norway. Although delig Briefs IT. KNOX. K.-Eft - Airman Emergency Berta ...... Rookie Don Schwan won- hi- a playing plus_ over Tilden 1 the bow and arrow is the In- iCont.^-ed from Page 11 2 C Rsriald WsMartin, p. 15th for 20. Loma-- harder opposition" Patients admitted 1 dian's Uaehtional weapon, the Red Sox with a ses - se:as. _dase_d_ _Mseaclay at Ir ' Patients dismissed U en-hitter over the sinking Sena- was found Names TelpiaTiiii wling Thornton, a 45-year-old dead in the tub late Army Hoaprtal of cancer. He had New. Citizens .... . tors. The Red Sox. trailing by runt Seven exponents of the Cherokee, is the first Indian Monday. Authorities said ttie e1111ed the Spec d Scientific itieefs admitted from runs going into pommy WARNER BROS game," the lightnin.g sers ice Friday 800 to win the world title. the third inning. child, who lived With an aunt. S..si...1"fur a year before a. m. to Monday knocked ;sit joining the rush to the net, head Beasles's 8:00 a. m. starter Tom Cheney Mrs. John Johnson. alio suffered r Force in 1960. Mr. Guy Downs, Rt. 3; Jue-11.ck tis re-juggled all-time top 10. The list ; TAPPAN LEAGUE cossists of: ;,olden Pond; Mrs. J. E. Stubble - 11 Sept. 7, 1961 !field, Rt. 5. Miss- Loretta Paschal' I. Pancho Gonzales. Management 4 • 'ftt 1. Mrs. J. •C. Kemp and bai. 2. Bill Tilden. Engineering 4 O so), Kt 1; Mrs lialturti Beris 3. Jack .Kramer. Drill 4 O 308 So. 13th.. Mrs. Fred Peres, 4. Don Budge. • 4.• Inspection 1 North 5. Lew Hoad. 2nd ; Mrs.- Fred Collie, 1: Mill Room 3 1 42. Mrs .1. rytn lair_ •}IL. ---6,-Eff5vistrttr Vines: t 3 1 Duncan. 7 _Fred Perry_ Rt. 2, Kirksey; 5(:- Slopping 21. 11. Gene Potts. 8. -Henri Cochet. Box 167,, Hazel; Mr Industrial Eng. 11 21 Joe L. Henson, 9. Frank Parker. Rt. 5,. Etentu Enamel 3 Dennis W. Neal, le. Bobby Riggs. 131)3 Olive; all Assembly 3 Raymond Byn Nene In Sight ,um and baby 1;, Press Shop 3 Rt. 3 Mrs. Nano; Hicks, 306 N 'There .s nobody en the hori- Cleaning Room 0 4 6th -.Lemon Thompson. Rt. zon with a chance to step Into Foundry Tins 2 1/ 4_{.34ras James Wyatt, , is -grossgsalteesley itt. 4, 111/4,401.. Personnel 0 4 I Mrs Asher Farris, fit 6; 5t ateur tennis is in a very low state Top Ten Judson Moore, Kuttawa; Mrs. R;,! because you might say. that Kra- Peel Sellers 111.1 ard Denton, 510 North 7th., all, mer. has stripped the tennis kin- PHONE Pima 3-1616 Charles Finn -y 173 ael Dun Edwards, Rt. 5. Bent. !lergarden What I'd like to see is Gene Johnson 170 bona Sturgell, Kt. 5, Benton; Jen- Kramer and Gonzales working with Paul Ragsdale 169 my Hargrove. Rt. 5; Miss Wanda the•Junior Davis Cup squad. The. Etalph Robertson iv Colson. Kt. 1, Golden Fond; }Reh- k:c1; 'need whit -they could teach Ws% an Holland m ard R.gg,na. Dover. Testi ; Mrs. Beasley. long one of the top Ben Gregan 159 Lee Mahe 1713 Farmer. !utor% in tennis. knows whereof he Al Hewett 159 Patients dismissed from Friday speaks. During a 40-)ear career. Ray RA% 159 8:00 a. ITI. to Monday a. m. in which he coached pine sears J. D. Howard Harold sjkes. Box 33. Plato Cent- at Princeton and •fiwe years at 158 •-r- Paul Lawrence 158 en, III.; Joe Thweatt, Hardin; Tulane. he turned out such cham- High Guy Issans ;Expired). Rt. 3, lieu- Bill Smith pions as Doris Hart. Parker, Vines. Scratch Series , engage ben Falwell. 1201 Main; Samuel Gardner Multoy, Wilmer Allison. Paul Sellers 544 ; 521 Farley. 603 'Chestnut; Walter Pansho Segura and Cliff Sutter. Charles Finney %Cut- Ile once attempted Gene Johnson 5/0 ford. (raid Rivers; Mrs. Odell ECIAL to teach • c Lamb. Rt. 2. Hazel, Vernon Babe Ruth the game of tennis. High Game Lewis ‘.1 ,..0 • Jackson, 1119 North I The Bambino wound up and clout- Gene Johnson 202 5th; Mrs. Maurice Watkins. Box 462, ed a ball out of the court and R.:1,n Robertson - 199 Mrs. 10% DISCOUNT Daniel Higgins, 2, \X • ; , I I .0 over a row of nearby hno.ses. Charles Finney - 197 Golden Pond; Mrs. George Dunn, Ht. I. Farm- Beasley explained that the object ' ington; Mrs. Johnny Stubblefield, WAS ti keep the hall in the court Rt. 5; Mrs. -Hell." snorted Ruth, tossins Bill Etherton, Rt. 5, for Mrs. Effie Kingins, aside die racket. '1 don't want Hina Talent Rt. 1: William * ENDS L. Collins, IC. • TONITE * anything to do with a game where 1, Benton; Mrs. • K.-y. Paschall. Rt. 2. Mrs..Amos you have tu keep the_ball in sad "THE APARTMENT"...,- „ark:: theBelies Perry, Rt. 5_, My.. 1..ind.at Can, • Dennis AND • Ceeches,-jeMavens- Itt. 1; Vt. Neal, 1,1411 11-11rIt "ELMER GANTRY" Another time. during the reign Cash and of another 'Cuban dictator. Carry ▪ Bea- Outlook . ley was hired to become coach Carla's .. . • :Wednesday AND at a club in, Havana. Shortly aft • I Thursday 'i•r Ina arrival he was advised that • (Continued from Page 1) Murray State Line Coach the reigning Cuban tennis cham- Bill PREIIUNG Hine prefers the classical pessi- pion was unacceptable to "El Pre- a frequent occurrence. Weather • rnistic attaude for I's .91r, sidente'• football coach- !Bureau advisories warned Austi!, and that the d'etat':) es. but when he discusses expected h:m to win the Cuban the to expect 75-mile an-hour bla eealth of talent he has this year ATLANTIS title with °Nor his club member, Carla was picking up speed. trav he can't help but in the t'orthe ming championships., light up cling at 12 miles an hour, dun, I 1,17:ita In previous interviews, JCIT'447:1T "I picked Out the players he had ing torrents of water as a.111.411WY best .,iiirearly it wcr" FILL 10,C1 TAYI Mt rather grudgingly admit I 101.1 II D Al I in 'the club and we worked like - Flood:, and wind already h.. ed that he couldn't be -much .bet- Semons." easley recalls. "There Cost Texas 'hundreds milli••. STORM tes---pleesed with his tackles .A as no q; tem that if we lost and of dollars in damage" to farms. t• 4 El .centers. When asked to evaluate - I would be eported and he might his the state agriculture commission- guards out came the same ' nor be SO lucky." er reported. Corpus Christi re- 'old story-"Well. we've On the de!. of the finals. with sot fine ported $15 million in damage alone. depth. good speed and size. hard 'Iteasles s protege in against the Buildings boats..piera and con- workers. and the best blinker in SPECIAL lefenddnr. charflP•oi- geaste2 natelt• struction along the low-lsing coast NOTICE the 'razor." Weaknes-es" lie •••1 "with a u,e) uneasy stomach suffered heavy damage. mentioned a need for more ll.s man finally won and El Pre- mirk _ .But the. mass exodua from the DOORS on fundamentals by VETERANS OF FOREIGN -14ente ordered three days some of his coast in Texas and Louisiana 4j1 WARS of soung plasers. but pre- :ree champagne club. he didn't vente-a-p---ossible hes%) at the disturbed. loss of life. POST NO. 5638 St 10 -o'-clock that ,he -seemii The Racers will have four of -theilie was a summons from ,Wishes to announce si. their top five guards from last FIRST MORNING GAME it is conducting a subscription presider,: ro --tour Masao* :.ampaign In sear back for another seasons plus RALF:hill. N. to raiSt funds an apen tar. I had to ( . lei - Tele for sick rom equipment. hold ! A f.ne This may hampion performer from lts•S seasons vision has prompted l"iortis Caro- he used by all Calloway Coenty ups-in the back seat aj„. a residents, good prospect who was, line state .cmporari home it, lime again, we made it. to schedule the first use, free of charge. This plan will redshirted last sene. and morning se explained Todays,he says. Tilden coulcfn a group football .game in the his by our representative bearing a tof promising freshnien. ' tory of the /f letter isa.nst the wily Gonzales. Atlantic Coast Confer- introduction signed by - Heading the list of returnees are ence Imms Chapman. who Made sec-. The Wolfpack Will play the Lni end Heim AFL 'ATTENDANCE RISES all-conference lad year. versa} of South Carolina at 10.15 and Jimmy Mills, who mate the a. m.. Nov 18 instead of the nor- - third team. Lloyd Block and Ralph mal afternoon time in order to Pienialkamicz also retnthea. Mar allow fans DALLAS. Tex. LTD - Attend - to watch the traditicin- ion Coffey. a letterman twii years al Duke-North ince at American Football Carokna game on League is also hack Freshmen in- ..xhibition games have increased dude Jerry woossas -1- 30 per rent this sear. hest guards in all tither I last year; John Wheeler, Joe categore VETERANS The first 14 ie.. Ile was J co OF FOREIGN pre-season Kann Ette. Norman Foltz. -captain last year. NATIONAL A WARS Srew Don Herron, Ile works 234.203 fare compared :0 and Jerry Paris hard and hales to lose. 70,487 forethe Mills, a 571 -erne number of chaprnan. 5-11. 2, 190 pound junior sames 22.5 errand son- from- Owearalsoro, LUMBER AND SUPPLY "No Do.nations Accepted" Let_ sear. nue represe•' .r from Covington. was called ".1 COMPANY an TeNn,.,see. is little „%vra;:e 16.872 per game 'he man, with gree. hush's an • b..-t liloAter in die °VC. lir fttermination. .., 1..177 .:, 19ti0. Ivrtsiss ',a Hasa ON INDUSTRIAL 1.0AD of the IL, /sot ..;. .• • I -

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POLI1218A0 ssitsa*:- • - •-r.PTI.NflIrft I I •`-"'•`••• & TINTIF1 - EMT& MITITIFENT, kerma, l emtalledtethew meetingdtob order. The "VW MIMI Homemakers se- 1Garden Department 1Dexter minutes icretary, Mrs. Pauline ;ones. I I Club Has Meeting . Has Family Picnic. "Cloth- An interesting leseon on The Garden Department of gm The Dexter Homemakers Clubj by • Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - PLaza 3-4947 Ins Guideposts" was given Murray Womab's. Club -opened the held its tint meeting of the new Mrs. Lois Reeves. new:club year with - a family pic- club year at the Dexter Commun- on Septem- be nic at the City Park Thursday ity Center on Thursday, The October meeting will o'clock. members October 4, evening at 6:30 ber 7, with thirteen held on Wednesday, Hudson, chairman, Club Mrs. John present. at the Murray Woman's made announcements and the Mathit, yearbooks were distriputed. , A potluck supper was served wath Mesdames Lenvel Yates, Humphrey Key. T. C. Emerson -Tennessee Cain -ffeunlion Is Varney Hen- Stork Shower Held Kentucky Ill. Harold -Douglass. SALE Held At Murray City Park Last Sunday don,' and John -Hudson as the 1-G PAINT - Friday Evening hostesses. , • • * ton. Ca•nthia and Calla. Mr. and In For Mrs. Burkeen• The 111Itliray 'City Park was tho Jel-F4want Philils hint are ensf . _ atra.oRiatt Ray and _Kalil. Zane 1).4) 110‘1:- with sitting- of- The Annual Kentatoky- Town • and Country' witslinhle, fireprotif.1314;o4541- Mrs. Jackie Burkeen was hon- Cunningham, Larry Cain. Mr. and apply. dry in :III minute.. Tennessee Cain Reunion on Sun- we curry. ..oreel with a stork shower_ on A. Palmer. Sr,. Mr. p. A. Meet- • Hie ninny nuiny buttilliftil interior Septeritiber 10,1961. Mrs. W. Homemakers bell- evening at 7:30 o'clock at her day, Mrs living e; dining rooms, halls. "lay. Murray attend- 4ohnsein. Mr. and. Deli.** FLAT FINISH for Johnecto Boulev- Relatives trom Bar- At The Sims Home a gallon. home on l-SitittlsoM-r-asel Mrs. Herman rooms - S.!17) %Alin. only $3.50 to 4.00 - ing wirre:-Me. and Mrs. Onus ralno •Mrs' . 'Joe R. Sims opened ""hio ba.41.- ird. ber. .. li.00i1cliaeii,4, bathroom., • 54rs. 011ie Cain. Miss La:a South 8th Street for tht Se. from Mayfield were home Oii for the occasion Mr: and Mrs. Jack E. Cain. Attending Town and 311,7111.--.G$Ln°8.9:St %Fail!1 .18oHnli."1y 4 gallon. The hostesses Cain. A. Parks. Mr. meeting of the Country Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. John we re Mrs. Gerald Fitts. Mrs. Ma*ooRarry and Daryl. 'Homemakers Club held on Thurs- TWICE AS MUCH BUT Mr and Mrs. Charlie Cain. Mrs. Lur- YOU CAN PAY Outland, Mrs Gene Hendon. Mrs. Ted Cunningham and Teresa. day evening at 730 o'clock with! win Cain. Khadra and Sarah. r • ILchard James. and Mrs J B. Mrs. Alvis Jones, Debbi, Silos and tstire.Alln Roams!: BUY BETTER PAINTS -and Paducah: Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. YOU WON'T Eddie. and Lisa. Mr From Horkeen. Tammie. Jr.. Bill Palmer. as cohostesses. Cunningham, Mr W. A,. Palmer,. the for to_ and Mrs. Paul and Connie. -Clothing Guideposts For The honoree wore the Mr. M. Fred Cain. Mark .and' Mrs. 0. L Cain. Jr.. - Family" was -the subject of the PAINT STORE a lavender and black dress Bro. William C. Hatcher, Gar J-fi CHEMISTS FACTORY casion Mrs. Ralph Ray. Miss Rogena very informative and interesting and was presented a corsage,. of Junior Comp. _SencloTexas. . Road Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Tennes- lesson presented by Mrs. James Industrial white carnations by the hostesses. Those attending from - Mr. Rogers and Mrs. Ted SpicelanO . • et • see included, from Cam.clen: Iv _ NI rs. I Mr...god The leaders had samples and il- - Games_ owt....clirectsel David Beane and- Mri": Jesse F. Cain.' %":"fili Mrs. i.,..,,.--Master Deborah lustrations to illustrate the colors.' Maria Max Outland Mrs. Woodrow Cowell, CROWNED MISS AMERICA - Miss America of 1962, Mayme Ds, r Mr. fabrics, and prices of clothing, OFFER Gardner and Mrs. honored .4t Party • and Cathy. Mrs. Gera Cain. of Ashville. N.C., is crowned by Miss America of SPECIAL COUPON Mrs. Allen Russell, president.! Beale Fletcher, being the recipients of the prize- Mrs. Paul Stokes and Julie, from her state f.ind the meeting. She an- 19131. Nancy Anne Fleming. The new queen, first The honoree opened her mans ON 5th Birthday Mrs. Bobby Rowlett, presided at Inc Mr. ,and 4th is 5 feet 51 inches tall, weighs 118 pounds, and AN 11x14 which refreshmentsi- Master- David Beane was and Mrs. nounced that the October - to win the title, gifts _after given , Randy and Janet. Mr. in the order in hostesseS7 i guest of honor at a party Mrs. meeting will be a joint one with! n;easures 35-24-35. Runners-up in the pageant were served by -the B„r000lroy Hollingsworth. Mr. and mother'. Mrs Teddy the trountePeleiba at the ltdur 'Which they finished. were: Miss Arkansas, Frances Anderson; his Arco Maslen, Mr. Melvin Cain, all Those present were MesdarnesTbY has fifth_ birthday at his home • - ray Woman's Club ouse for the! Carolyn Lasater: Miss Texas, Linda Loftis. and Miss for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cain. Car Miss 1.1,lah, Wayne Stesne James Smothers.;' S • L September8th Mrs Sudie lesson on -Dried Flower-Arrange- Nancee Ann Parkinson. Jail and Brenda, and Minnesota, Billy Paschall. Gerry Requarth.I Party.favors of hats, horns, and Cain. ment." ar nee en a e. i.lie were given guests as they Refreshments s seere served by baloons From Tenn.: MT. and BUST Dick. Junmy_Bell. Billa J. Out, hostesses. The Novemberi arrived. Mrs. Fay eatn. Mr. Byrd Cain. the land, James Outland, Fred Me- Gameoprier--- was awarded to meeting will be held at the home and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McIll- Social Calendar Kinney. lltayme Dyer. Lois Out- Craig Parker and Barze_Wells was of Mrs. Ben -Trevathan with Mrs. and. Robert Thornton, Rotrald the-recepient of*, door peize. James Rogers as cohostess. T4i •,••• "FinrUm Nashville: Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. C. W. Outland. Budl hishis many gifts, • I 4 4 September 12 at 7:30 p.m. After Arnold. Tone and Becky. Mr Tuesday. • • • Graham. Milburn. ice Bad • Ecimonds, Sonny refre-Stim'entS-74'birthday cake. Cain. Pam. Debbie The Kings Daughters Sunday and Mrs. Joel Book Study Held At The Arts and Craits Club will PORTRAIT Barnes B urk cm. Leo were serv- Outland. cream and party punch Mr. J. A. Cain, and School. Class of the Scotts Grove and Van. meet at the home of -Mrs. Kathrine Alexander. Don Smith, Stanley ed. Home Church will meet in the Aiene Hartman. • Mrs. Keel's Baptist at - 2:30 Wilson. James Billington. Earl Those _present' were Cindy Mrs. . s Lawrence at Kirk, 603 Main Street, -From Paris: Mr. and home of Mrs. Terry Herndon, Misses Beverly He on, Craig and Kim Suiter. • Grove. p.m. Crouch. E:eirid Cain and Bobby. Mr. and. y 7 p.m. Paulette Jones. Joan Alexander. Rands, Lawson. Bill. -Mrs. Keys Keel was hostess for • • • • • • Doug Allison. Jesse Cain, Jr.. Judy and' and Tammy Bell, Tammy Mrs. book study held by the W 4 14. Tina Thompson. Susan and Chuck Acilms. the The Bessie Tucker Circle of the T h e Pottertuwn Homemakers and the hostesses. Dat.id. Society of the the honoree Bell. Craig Parker. Carol McClain. Memphis: Mr and man's_Missienary Methodist Church will meet Club will meet at one o'clock at 99! First FOR And from Baptist Church on Unable to attend but sending Starlyn Tabers. Janet Lasseter. Elm Grove -thirty o'clock in the morn- the home af Mrs. Buitnutt, 701 Mrse Mike Cain. 5, at ten at nine Libby Sims. Lisa Mc- • • Tuesday. September gifts were Mesdames Cecil Hop- Cecelia and 4. • ing at the home of Mrs. C. C. Elm. Terry and in the morning at her • • • • kins. Hardy Outland. Jimmy Reynolds. Barry Wells. o'clock Lowry, 707 Elm. James News home on Sycamore Street. Bucy. A. A. Doherty, Billie Ed- Darrell Beane Mesdames r Coldwater • • e Ladies' Day Golf will tee off at nin. Sharing of Posses- \ of ',rotas. monds. Roy Burkeen. Bet ty Suiter. Jerry Crouch. Harry Al- -Christian WI- the Country Club at nine -o'clock of Lexing- of the book The Murray Manufacturing Ida Barbee, Bill Ste- lison. Leon Adams. Jimmy Bell, Mrs. Agnes Moen skins" was the title morning. Iirotioe Chrisman. yes Club will have a dinner meet- in the 1,ei• person, Isvi• 11/1q. ramily. Al McClain. Earl Kentucky oas a recent gdest taught by the pastor of the church. • • • • vens. Paul Ragsdale. Dale Bur- Fred Wells. ton Triangle Inn at 6:00 M T. Robertson. ing at the keen. Roy Crozer and Rudolph Tabers. Loyd Cunningham and of relatives. Rev. called for Monday, September 18 S1.1111 ette.lt, ea'vie 1111TrI111. Graham Rogers Roberts. mission p.m. Members will be' Geurin, and Miss Cindy Parker. Mrs Beane Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jesse The Penny Homemakers Club daueter of _Florida _Are _ ,chairman, _was . in charge reservations. ;KS %VI...LI:101E and study. s is- 'T • will -meet at the home- of Mrs., mg home folks of the program. .Madrey at 1:311 p to The Grace Wyatt Circle of the Ernest .0.4.4•00.•• - ol_ Lijaan ,lagUhigk....UAL646441.9 served 004•••••••+•••••••••••••••••104100- •U eitlegaa-g the mot- set • - . _ folks recentFy. persons pa:Mr' Woman's Associll7tffr•dt Oriiirday Only ed norne got fourteen Tuesday, September 19 Hours 12 to 7 p.nt.. REAL LANE M- Jones .of Detroit the week lege Presbyterian Church will -NOW TOU CANIMI Lehert WMS IS observing The church. .Circle I of the WSCS of the funeral of Tom Coch- missions witn meet at 9:30 a.m at the attended the, of prayer for state Church will meet after- Note change in date. First Methodist come to ran Sunday. meetings being held each Leonard of 0 • * at the home of Mrs.' ORIN COVERS OR LARGE LOADS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perich noon at two o'clock It the church HOTEL a y School Vaughn. West Main Street, 'at MURRAY NATIONAL Taylor, M.chiltan spent the past this week. September The I.ydian Sund throughout Church 2:30 pm. Mrs. H. E Mischke and with home folks. Hillman Maupin. Class oft the First Baptist Sept. 13th oekend 11-15. Mrs. Mrs. Edgar Morris will be co- Wedneiday, afternoon callers of Mr. as in charge of will meet in the' home of Mrs. OF FAMILY WASH Sunday prayer chairman. hostesses and Mrs Claude Far- Adams were Mr. Mack Thomas Tarry, 104 North and Mrs. Hill the programs.. -. .. leader. Edwards. Mr. at seven-thirty o'clock mer will be the program Studio and Mrs. "Guthrie . 12th Street. • • • • Photographs by Thompson VIII in old Mrs. Herman Edwards and in the evening Group Is Murray Assembly No. 19 Order In Our Triple Loader - ,n, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ad Mrs. Joe Smith charge. of the Rainbow for Girls will a The Mary. Leine Frost Circle hostess For Meet hold its regular meeting at the Sunday afteiniiOn guests of Mrs.1 of the WSCS of :he Fist Method- The home of Mrs. le* Smith p.m. Officers were Mr. and Mrs. will meet at the home Masonic Hall at 7 411111•1••• r5ttelia Razzell of the meeting of ist Church Mrs Lyman- seas the-. scene Hughes, 300 will be installed. :iay Perich. Mr and Class of the of Mrs. Nat Ryan • • • • -L-talar.....Ann Hasseltine Mrs. :i.xon and Mr and Mrs. Robert on N. 10th Street. at 30.a m. 'Memorial Baptist Church held September 20 Oaate-.1 ,and Danny. I James Byrn will be cohostess. Wednesday. Thursday evening at seven o'clock. Luncheon wilt , Day LB Ladies 25 WASHER Mr and Mrs Leon NleGary of 1 • s • . The Mrs Mavis Barrow gave the noon at the Calloway Eana;es guests of 1 Class be served at itemphis were Sunday read- The Ruth Sunday School i devotion with her Scripture Country Club with Mrs COME OUT TO OUR COIN LAUNDRY AT arre folk of the First Baptist Church Will County ot from Nelms 128 followed by of the hos- 13th & MAIN AND USE THIS the home of Mrs. James Ed Settle as chairman I Reeves. pre- meet at has fashion ilyer by Mrs. J. 0. at tesses. For bridge reservations call I meet- Ward, 406 North 12th Street, tent, who presided at the Don Robinson or Mrs Matt 7:30 p.m. Mrs. BIG WASHER Sparkman in During the fellowship hour • • • • by Mrs. WE NEVER CLOSE-ATTENDANT ON DUTY .latTles were conducted Murray Star Chapter No. 433 1 refresnments STITCHES J. Bradley and Order of the Eastern Star will 7:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Smith, .ere served by Mrs. hold its regular meeting at the An DAILY, EXCEPT SAT., TO 5:00 P.M.: Masonic Hall at 7130 pm. PERSONALS WE CAN REPAIR of officers will be held - NOTICE - election Mrs. John Irvan of North , all members are urged to at- The Ledger and Times is al- and Tenth Street is visiting her hus- tend. SEWING ways pleased to run pictures of band, Mc. Irvan,- in Lake City.I brides or wedding pictures. Carolina. She will remain I new September 13th South cooperation is requested in Wednesday. until the end MACHINES Your the WSCS will in South Carolina in as soon as Circle III of BOONE ALL 84•14. getting pictures if Mrs. Dean of the tobacco season. meet in the home • AND files 1110.11111Tell Possible so that they can be pub- • • • at 1633 West Olive at - Machines - Vacuum they are still neV•II. Humphries Henry and daugh- Fabross lished while o'clock. Mrs., William - Sections - Pattern. and Times is com- seven-thirty to their! Cleaners The Ledger • • • ft ter, Elizabeth, returned - Pa:ts pletely equipped to handle any home in Denver. Colorado. after 1 The Wesleyan Circle of the SEWING SHOP and all cuts or mats. Just g.re us having been with her mother, I SINGER WSCS of the First Methodist WASH PL 3-1757 the picture and we can take care Verne Kyle. her sister, Miss SPEED 1208 Maio of Mrs: Church will meet at the home Sewing Center of all necessary technical aspects Kathy Kyle, and her grandmo- 13th & Main Streets Your One Stop Mrs. Z. Enix. 1503 Henry Street, to get the picture in the paper. ther, Mrs. Lola Kyle, since the death or heac father, Mr. Verne Kyle. Mrs./Henry and daughter THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES made the trip by plane. . • • • • FAMILY FALLOUT SHELTERS Mr. and Mrs. George Butter- worth and children. Sandra and AT NOON the WILL CLOSE' Rick, of Detroit. Mich., were recent guests of his mother, Mrs. Lynn Grove Mary Butterworth. AS .51:11.N IN SATURDAY Road. .• • • NIADENIOISELLE. Mr and Mrs. Buddy Windsor. BEGINNING Route One. Lynn Grove. are the s.) parents of a daughter, Tina Marie.", weighing 6 lb'.. 1 or., born on Sunday. September 3. at the Mur- SEPTEMBER Ifi I SATURDAY, ray Hospital. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Windsor,' Lynn Grove, and Mr. Route One. you Morton of Lynn merrv.go.'hout if ever Wore Ant ... all UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE and Mrs. Paul Grove. stalking ea-e: stitch and line 4• • • beauty and Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Lasset- for line. Do. try it on soon ..,thu. and any of the ter, 811 Sonny Lane. announce Brent. Fiances sve have to sliost )0ti. suis • Wallpaper the birth of a son, Robert many llurrav Paint and weighing 8 lbs. '12 or., born on Sunday. September 3, at the Mur- AAR& is II Sleet to 10 ray Iliopital. Company • • • • 4 7,4 Mr awl Mrs. II. G. Humphrey: e of Louisville have been the guests II. of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. the (Abell of Lini ana welense 1.11.04./ 44.4/01.110n4 C. Chile- Mr. and Mrs. StrOther Built becoming to plans and specifications from Hughes Paint and Wallpape 9. Smith of Atlanta, Ga , have also been guests in the Chiles' WORKS home. Mr. Strother is a nephew it CONCRETE roam. ••••••• MOMS OWENS %rester Mitchell, Mrs. L- Store of Mrs. TENNESSEE - PHONE 1576 mother. 500 HASTINGS STREET - PARIS. Chiles'

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