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olinited Press International Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, May 7, 1968 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXIX No. 109 Seen&Heard W. H. Perry Woman's Club Circuit Court Around Claimed By Board Meets Starts Here

The May meeting of the Mur- The Calloway County Circuit morning Murray Death Today ray Woman's Club executive Court opened Monday • board was held at the Club- at nine o'clock in the court '—I James M. $111 Furgerson is one of the house on Monday. This was the house with Judge W. Herbert Perry of 518 est salesmen we have ever final business meeting of the Lassiter presiding. Broad Street succumbed this Jackson, nnwn club year, and Mrs. David Gow- Rev. W. Tommy t morning at five o'clock follow- of the South Pleasant ans, retiring president, presid- pastor ing an extended illness. He was ,open- • lumps into the coaching ed. Grove Methodist Church, 88 years of age. with a prayer. ,-- usiness (football variety) last Mrs. Don Keller, president- ed the court Mr. Perry had been a farm- was chosen ear, comes up with a good eiect of the Murray Woman's The Grand Jury ..-i er and a carpenter his entire and will „•season and literally sells folks Ciuh, reported on the recent from the list of jurors life He was one of the or- the court on . on the idea that the Racers can meeting of KFWC. She describ- report back to iginal incorporators of the Soil May 15 This late go ed the awards and citations Wednesday, Improvement Association and Grand Jury report • won by the Club, which were date for the an original board member. the meetings of Last week we get a letter from varied and many. Wallis E. Perry is set due to The deceased Ilk a director Bar Association Bill (along with about a 1000 it ysas also announced that on the Kentucky of the TVA Farm 'Land Use Circuit Jude .7_ other folks) pointing but how May 12th, at one p.m a tape and the Kentucky Association. He was a member held this week which ro 4 important support for the Rac- of the state music competition Wallis E. Perry es being of the Board of Directors of the and other law ers is. By golly this person to which was held at the convent- .Judge Lassiter Soil Conservation District In Dies In Germany; - to attend. Per person contact will do ihe job. iun, can be seen on WPSD-TV. yers plan Western Kentucky serving u Petit Jury will report tc Makes us wonder if Bill didn't The First District representa- Retired Sergeant The I Wn- secretary-treasurer of the Dis- on Monday, May 13 major in psychology. tive, Ernie 'Williams, of Mur the court tf the trict He was a county commit- opening of regular ray', will be seen on this show for the Assoc- teeman for the PMA farm pro- Judge Lassiter pre New comes some definitions Mrs. Don Hunter and Mrs. Wallis E. Perry, SSgt. (U court With i will gram Perry was a member of which we stole from the Fulton Tom Brown, who have handled Retired) died in Germany on siding. t the the War Board USDA, farm the G••ascl Jury • Re- May 2 as the result of a myo- Members of 441 Daily Leader which in turn sale of the Favorite ration board. the :eman 13, 11. up from the Pub- machinery reported that cardial infraction, according to are Johnny McCoo• picked them ma n cipes Cook Book, County , so on The Calloway would en- Brigadier General George E. Henry Hohon. L. lison lisher:s Auxiliary, and It Colonels Warren and Brandon Parker meet In Vietnam. Warren retired recently and profit from the sales a *- was a member of the First McCord, Military( Personnel Bob Billington, Bobby , ogan, ad infinitum. the state department. Brandon is a former resident of Murray and was able the Club to retire the debt Limas now works with Baptist Church and the H. M. Mary Alice Garner, Mrs. Ernest ROTC unit. His family still lives here while Col. Park•r is In Viet incurred when the parking lot Center Headquarters, United 'oach- with the Murray State Perry Sunday School Class of Mrs. Charles Caldwell, Says the Publisher's Auxiliary U.S. Army Photograph was srecently paved and en- States Air Force. ' Madrey, Nam. that church. He and his wife. Paul Shahan, Mrs. Cole — In these news-saturated larged and the patio carpeted. Perry. age 31, spent thir- Mrs. Nannie, who survives him, had McKeel, Mrs. Rob Ray, times when much of our infor- Mrs. Gowans, announced the teen years in the service and man been married 62 years and six Woods, mation originates with "ex- meeting to be held on was a civilian employee of- the and Mrs. Ann City Resident Is months. general Perta." ."special committee," at six p.m. This is a Air Force in Germany. His wife Brothers Survivors are his wife, three May 20th 'official spokesmen," etc., Overcome By Smoke meeting and reservat- and son were with him at the Street.ssons,ns40a5adRoHbeerbrtertof ft h dinner need a phrasebook to interpre be made with de time. If Mason of ions should Held the obscure language of certain Mrs. Winfred Jackson of 108 chairmen by May He was the son of Mr. and Funeral Meet Again A ray Route One, and Clarence of partment pronouncements South 12th Street was almost Installation of new of- Mrs. Fred Perry of 405 North Jackson. miss., one sister, Mrs. 17th. overcome by smoke last night be by Mrs C. C. Second Street who survive him Martha Grogan of ficers will To aid in this direction, they about 8.30 at her home. 1" North president of He is also survived by six Today For Nbut niece, Mrs. So- Lowry, retiring **transla- She was taken from t h e Tan Son 10th Streit; one brothers and sisters Brendell carried the following by KFWC. house by Murray Firemen who lon Darnell who was reared of Chicago, Saforina Holland of tions of some familiar instances Ken- were called to the scene after the PeIT) -s •- two nephews Washington, D. C., Helen of of gobbledygook": LTC Warren E. Parker, re Grogan. five Mr. Hargrove and smoke had filled the house. neth and William Chicago. and Lewis. and Char. "The committee met cently retired, and now a mem great Mrs Jackson was taken next grandchildren, eight lea in evaluated the situation" (Half- State Department onor both serving Germany her of the grandchildren. Avery Hargrove was claime(' the members showed up and door where she was given oxy- arrival ,and Ordrain of Murray. was greeted upon his Funeral services will be held Saturday' about 11 talked for a while). gen by James Coleman and ex- Rutledge Funeral Home has by death at Tan Son Nhut Airbase, Saig- at 2:30 p.m_ at the home at • every conceiv- amined later by a doctor. Wednesday of arrangements which are at his trailer I "We explored on by his brother LTC Bran- Churchill students Are problem." Fire Chief Flavil Robertson chapel of the J. H. are incomplete at this time. Coldwater. Reports are that th- able solution to the don L. Parker who is with the said Mrs. Jackson was not hos- Funeral Home with Dr. H. C. couch in the trailer was smold- (Everybody talked a lot but War Plans. Branch, Operational Chiles and Rev. L. V. Henson and Mr. Hargrove died nothing was said ) pitalued. He said the smoke ering lo. J3, in General Westmoreland's officiating. Named Today , "The results were inconclu was from grease on the stove from asphyxiation. Hqs. Active pallbearers will be age 75, was a mem sive." (Nothing was accomplish...and the firemen used the Hargrove, Warren is returning to Viet- 011ie Barnett, per .Murray High School Method at smoke ejector to remove the Igo, 1.1irlerit Alta" Max Beale, of the her of the Coldwater etki nam for his fourth tour., Three Ken- • Top honor students I Ily that -smoke from the house. TY Hendon, Bill McClure, ist Church He was an Army "It is widely accepted tours from 1962-66 graduating class of 1968 at Superlatives previous neth Grogan, William Grogan, Veteran of World War I. (One other person agrees Special . Murray High School are Vale- ." were served with the 0 Bondurant, and Guy Bil are three dough in me) C Beverly Paschall and Survivors with Revival Services Governor Forces of which one tour be dictonan 4,Arvena) Met is I.ngton ac- ters, Mrs. Ocus te "Therefore the consensus was on loan to the State De will be • Salutatorian Jan Cooper, think Honorary pallbearers ton of Mayfield Route Six. Mrs sy "(A couple of others Planned At Church Warren retired i r . coanrddeirng to Principal Eli Alex- partment. Harvey Dixon.b Til y i Faimonu pdsai Pete (Dahlia) Clark of May- I so,. *too.) accepter Dies December 1967 and Rcute Four, and Mrs that this report Evangelist Frank Sanders of Wallace daughter of Mr. and field "It is hoped a job with the State Depart Wrather, Marvin Beverly. of inter- Tenn will be the guest • mer. 'sandal achieved Johnny (trance) Wilson will stimulate increased Ripley, ment and will be employed ir Rudy ' Mrs. Cecil Paschall, time Hill. B W Edmonds, Phoenix. Arizona; five sons, in the problem." (Next speaker at the First Assembly 034 average of 94.97. She was est the field of pacification in Hendon. and the members of an E15. North 18th nnebody else do it. of God Church, South 16th and This Morning as a member of Nat- James R. of let s of the major provinces in Viet M Perry Sunday School , selected and Al- Glendale Road, for the services the H Society. She is a Street, Murray. Darrell nam. _ 'ioanl Honor C is Phony be held each evening at 7.30 Class. ton of Phoenix, Arizona, T "federal Money to Ala (Mt -. Brandon, formerly with th( Murray 1 member of Tri-Iii-Y, 0t is n o MONTGOMERY, Burial will be in the and and Tellus of Murray Route Money, because there from May 7-12. a form- State ROTC here ir Jan, daughter of Mr Gov. Lurleen Wallace, Murray Cemetery with the arrange- One - such thing" So goes the head- Rev Mark Terhune, the as- complet Mrs. E. L. Cooper, won saluta- er dimestore clerk who rode Murray, is currently ments by the J. H Churchill surviving are two sis- in a Warner A Swasey ad- natant pastor, will be the song honors with an average of Also line her husband's popmlarity into mg a year's tour in Hqs Milt Funeral Home where friends tory Bridges and leader Sue Tripp will present is a member of Nat- ters, Mrs. Virgil vertisement the Alabama governor's office tary Assistance Command, Viet 94.74. She of Mur- nt special singing and will be ac may call. Society, president Mrs_ Dathel Wilkerson his successor, died today af- nam and will be returning to ional Honor brothers. on to say. "The companied by Gay Webb as Homemakers of ray Route One; two r a 1 The ad goes fight, against cancer. the States in July for an assign- of Future Graves produces is cordially invited ter a long Tri-Hi-Y Lennis Hargrove of Federal government Everyone mo- to the Combat Develop- America. chaplain of The blonde-41 year-old ment staff County and Fonzo Hargrove of nothing to earn money — to attend these services Any- Fort Leaven- and served on the annual ther of four, Alabama's first ments Command, Pueblo. Colorado; 24 grandchil- has nothing it does not take one needing transportation to Ranking third in her class, woman governor, died in the worth, Kansas. one great grandchild. you, who earn it by your these services please call 753- Sue Hutson, daughter of dren; • from !governor's mansion at 134 a. The Parker brothers entered Ada services were held or your savings 5026 or 753-8272- and someone Dan Hutson, serv- Funeral production husband, Geor- •sereSee in WW 11 and served Mr and Mrs the chapel will be glad to come for you, m. (EDT). Her the Student today at two p.m. at on Page Six) together during the Korean ed as president of Fun (Continued said. ge Wallace, whom she succeed- was of the Max 14. Churchill ,a church spokesman Warren with the Cbuncil this year She ed as governor to further his Conflict, eral Home with Rev Johnsor Brandon selected a member of National third-party presidential aspira- Special Forces and and Rev. Jerry Lackey Society and was program Easley tions, was at her,,, side. with the 2nd Infantry Division. Honor of Tri-HiN Her aver- officiating. Her body was to lie in state In World War II there were chairman MISS Susan Nance were Roger, Clay 94.61. Pallbearers by offic- five Parker brothers serving age was . Most Likely To Succeed and Charles Har 4 MSU Team for private viewing Willoughby. daughter ton. Ronnie, Rifle of which Linda today from in the Armed Forces Atherton. anc ials at the mansion Mrs. Roy A. Wil- grove. Ernest two have since lost their lives of Mr and grandsons. 2 until 6 p. m., and then lie fourth honor stu- Willis Sanders, all Major General James Palli- loughby, was Coldwatei in state at .1,ie capitol rotunda average of 94.09. Burial was in the er was killed in a plane crash dent with an Cemetery from WedneUay morning until very active in Church of Christ in 1946 and Harry: Parker in a Linda has been the the Thursday afternoon funer- department. with the arrangements by National road accident. The Parker bro the vocal music 1968 Churchill Funeral al. Boyd averages cover Max H. thers are sons of the late W. Scholastic IA_ Gov. Albert Brewer, 39, work Home. former sheriff at four years of academic was to be sworn in as waver- E. Parker, Alabama Member Of William M. Boyd nor at about 2 p m. (EDT). Anniston, Commission and Remove Pictures the County Director On Blood K1RKSEY RALLY 1 Holders Real Estate businessman. A re- Title dawn began . Before porters tired Air Force brother Gerald, Center In Nashville will moving boxes of files and pic- The Kirksey 4-H Club H. Parker is a businessman in rally on tures out of Gov. Wallace's of- have its community It has been officiall), Announc- -Assn-Wen-a pin. VIM: Roger Estes, Alexandria fire at the capitol. Flags were Mom M. Boyd, Chairman Friday. May 10, at 7:30 ed by the National Rifle Assoc- and William F. Beard Col. Parker's wife, Mary County cited All 4-H Is Reported Virginia, raised to half staff at dawn and of the Calloway the Kirksey School. iation that the Murray State Bardwell, Kentucky. Ruth and daughter Braude re has been faint- radio stations broadcast funeral Cross Blood Program club members and their University Rifle Team has won stde at 1621 Loch Lomond the Also Co-Winners arrangements of "Dixie." named as a member of are invited Two cars were involved in a the 1968 National Intercolleg- Drive in Murray. lies The same MSU team emerg- Her body will be moved to Board of Directors of the Nash- traffic collision on Monday at iate 1iiternational Rifle Team ed as co-winners with Montana in ville Regional Red Cross Blood 2:50 p.m ',according to the re- by firing a score the capitol a funeral proces- Championship State University of the 1968 Center it was announced today. port filed by Patrolman Earl of 1122 out of a possible 1200 sion Wednesday morning. National Intercollegiate Con- It was to be Boyd will serve a three year Stalls of the, Murray Police De- r. points. removed_Thurs- ventional Rifle Team Champ- day afternoon for 2 p. m. ser- term on the Center board. WEATHER REPORT partment. No injuries were re- In capturing the Champion- a score of 4175 of the lo- ionship Firing vices at St James Boyd. as chairman I',... II Merest Waal ported. ship, the MSU riflemen out-shot Methodist out of 1200- 'points the two Church, with burial at Green- cal Blood Program, is in charge Qorothy L. Pridemore, 102 !iver 200 collegiate teams. Some the Red Gross driving a teams defeated approximately wooi Cemetery in Montgomery. -a the visits of' Kentucky Partly North 13th Street, of the high ranking teams in all Under West was 180 teams from over the Brewer. a dapper north Ala- Bloodmobile to Murray. warm this after- William Bryant 1961 Chevrolet four door, the competition were the Uni- 1 as the cloudy and country. Other ,high ranking bama attorney and close per- the program, as long considerable cloudi• . Most Likely To Succeed proceeding east on Poplar of Missouri (Bella), West contd. noon with versity teams in this competition were: county makes its blood temperatures to Street, attempting to turn left East Ten- sonal friend of the Wallaces, ness and mild Virginia University, West Virginia University, East bution quota, every person in §catter- onto 7th Street, according to the said "the people of America night and Wednesday _ nessee State Univerlity, Tennessee State University, the county is covered as far as thunder- police. . have suffered a great loss" ed showers and a few C7E-. Military Academy, and the and the U.S. Naval Acadern:.'. his blood needs are concerned. I League Robert S. Usrey of Murray with the death of Gov Wallace. storms tonight. possibly begin- Kentucky U S: Naval Academy. Arledge Individual Champion The program was in danger Route One, driving a 1965 ning in extreme west before Baseball ,Formed -felting on the Championship Rober'C. Arledge, Arlington, of being dropped because of Wedgies- Chrysler four door, was' also un. sunset and continuing • r team were Robert C. Arledge, Virginia, outshot over 900 in- the lack of funds, but was to Group headed east on Poplar behind day High this afternoon 76 By Murray Arlington, Virginia, Ernest J tercollegiate rifle shooters to derwritten by local civic clubs the Pridemore car Usrey told Bicycle Reported 82, winds southerly 10 to 20 Vande Zande. Alexandria, Vir capture the National Intercul for this year. police that he started to pass miles per hour and gusty; lnw A new baseball league has legiate Individual International Stolen Yesterday the Pridemore car failing to see tonight 56 to 64. high Wednes- been formed by the Murray Made Rifle title with a score of 286 the turn signal and sideswiped Repairs Being DANCER'S IMAGE Stereo Tapes Are day mostly in the 70s..Probabi- Baseball Association for boys out of a passible 300 want, Marshall Garland of 1500 the Pridemore car, according to Nearby lity of rain 20 per cent in ex- ten, eleven and twelve years On Bridge Arledge, a freshman at Murray • Kirkwood Drive reported to Taken From Car Patrolman Stalls. treme west late today, increas- old. This league, to be called State Unisersity, was a mem- the Murray Police Department over the the Kentucky League. Will hold Damage to the Pndemore car First District Winner Of ing to 60 per cent Jack Gray, ber of the 1967 National Junior Yesterday that his bicycle is James E Mills reported to per cent May 9th, was on the left front fender announc- area tonight and 70 registration Thursday, highnay engineer, has Champion Acdns Junior Rile missing or Wa 5 stolen. Police Department Usrey car on the the Murray Wednesday Outlook for Thurs- at five p.m at the Murray City and to the ed that Eggner's Ferry Bridge the was Club. from Washington. D. C. The police said sbike last night at ten p.m that his cloudy and mild. Park. right side. S Highway 68 near Ken- Derby Is day partly on U In addition to his champion- t Sears spider bike, copper col- car parked on the parking lot On Saturday, May 11th. at Park will be limited take Slate -nip-honor Arledge was select- or, with a tiger covered seat. of Hart Hall on the Murray two pm tryouts will he held IS PLEDGED axle trucks until Kentucky Lake: 7 a.m 3598, to single ecl as 3 member of the National Chief of Police Brent Mann- State University campus was for boys nine years 01(1 to fill -- -- noon. a down 0.1; below dam 302)1, lip Thursday Rifle Ans.iciation Collegiate ing said this morning that Disqualified broken into sometime yester- but the Kentlielty- League Any Linda Ruth Bennett, Haar!. are being made on a bi- 0.3 Repairs All American Team and Ni ill re- bify's bicycle and a girl's day. boy who will be nine prior to has been pledged by Alpha Del- brace on the bridge. up by Barkley Lake: 7 a m 359.8, diagonal ceive a gold bullet and cern-ri- cycle had been picked Mills told police that 21 August 1st may tryout. ta Pi social sorority at Murray . be completely closed lAWISVILLE, Ky (UPI) — down•0.1; below dam 314.1, up It is to vals:. the police and are now in the stereo tapes were missing from must be accompan- ate University Miss Bennett hour today and Pricer's Image was disquali- 15 All boys for about one The Murray team under !the ogee of the Police Department ithe car. Police{ said the door re- is a freshman majoring in phy- ,but the fied today .. as., *muff of the 5:56. sunset 7:51. ied by a parent in order to again on Wednesday. ( coach 'Ma Char- for the owners to pia up When {we% forced open to gain en- Sunrise sical education and English n Moon set 3. 18 am gister . exact time is not k non (Cont,nusid on Peg* Six)' properly. identified. '. (Continued on. P•g• Six) trance to the.inside of the car. and minoring in biology.

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PAGE TWO Till LEDGER I TIMES — MURRAY. ILENTErciry l'UESDAY -- MAY 7 1968 Land THE LEDGER & TIMES Transfers PUBLISHED by LEDGE* • TIMES PU3LIS112310 COMPANY. CHINA Vietnam" Dietitions Oonaolidwtion of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Ttmes, and Olive Parts to Wayne WO The Times-Herold, October 20, Mt and the West Eentueiro,w, ROUNDUP January 1, 1542 son, Jean Wilson, Guy Spats& Meet In res N. MA Streak Murray, KestaMiy OKI and Larue Spann; lot on Ryan Avenue. JAXES C. WILLLSMS, PUBLISHER Robert N. Trotter and Mary Snow and Owensboro I% twit the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to Use Editor, S. Trotter to G. A. or Public Voice Mains which. In our opinion. are not for the best Verna Dell snow; two lots 'in Addi tntertst of our readers. B. 0. Langston Heights The Western Kentucky Dieti- lion. hostess to the Thir- NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER 00, Me tions were E. S. Roberts and Thelma ty-fourth annual meeting of the Madison Are.. Memphis.. Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg . New York, N.Y, Roberts to Phillip D. Mitchell, Association Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Kentucky Dietetic . Robert 0. Miller, Galen Thur. Owensboro, Kentucky. Wil- In Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission se man. Jr., Robert Cook, and Dietitions from the Purchase property on Second Class Matter liam E. Dodson; Area were: Mrs. Beverly H. Poplar Street. ALIAS SWILPISIG Edwards, Western Baptist Hos- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per weak THE A SKAI.1 VALLIY, 25c. Per Thomas C. - Scruggs, Nell Bur- NORTH VIET'S MAIN pital; Mrs. Mary Virginia month $ilo. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. OM; Provine„ and Scruggs. Deroy HFILTIATiON 104,111 Nnutrition. State . 310011d 1 & *11.00. Elsewhere serrioe subscriptions WOO foot. Area 2. $11.00. All Brooks Gib- Dorothy Provine to Health Department; Mrs- Kay Ositstasdbig ON& Ansa et a Camsessity is the son and Peggy Gibson; lots ir Butterworth, Mayfield Hospital kategrity el Me Noswsgapee addition to towr THAILAND J. I. Palmer Fuller-Morgan Hospital and IFul- of Hazel: ler-Gilliam Hospital; Mrs. Anne Vivian Pollard and W. I scum vIll HEAD TUESDAY — MAY 7, 1965 WOULD OBSERVE E. Flood, Murray-Calloway Co- of Jacksonville, Fla. Pollard A CEASE-Nil W unty Hospital; Miss Sunshine Louise Turn 1 INDS STAY HONEST Clyde Turner and Colley, Benton Municipal Hos- gl Douglas M. Fitts anc lEa t er to pital. Thorough fc Quotes From The News Judy G. Fitts; lot in Others attending the state Subdivision. AMERICANS UNCOVER cApyggE of the Till Bat Crosairoads By UNITED mem DrIERNATIONAL bred Terrace RANH meeting from the Purchase U.S. in the A Shau Fitts and Judy G 1140 RED BUNKER MAZE Valley of South Vietnam Douglas M. NORTHWEST Of SA10091 Area were: Mrs. Eva F. Shrews- includes control of the airstrip and PItts to Paul Maggard and Lor i Hospital, easy landing of supplies and reinforcements TOKYO — bury, Western Baptist Toshio Sakai, UPI photographer who was Thor mine F. Maggard; lot in Paducah; Mrs Edith Wurth, awarded a Pulitzer Prize for feature photography, re- oughbred Subdivision . •-WHIt AWED PUSH Terrace CAN TWO Lourdes Hospital, Paducah; Miss calling his first combat assignment: Smith and Sarah Ruth 4 KILLS PISMILT 1,900 Ray SOC TRAND• Arlene Lewis, student, Murray "I didn't want to die, even though I B. Hodges and Al GUERRILLAS 191 DELTA: prepared my- Smith to V. SOUTH State University; Sister Mary sell for death when I took this assignment. I remember lie Hodges; property in Calio- Johanna, Lourdes Hospital, Pa- I kept VIETNAM Entertainment praying to the gods of every religion I knew of way County. ducah;' Mrs.'Charlotte lenient, and Mary hi untilit was all over." William, H. Bogard Fulton, Ky., Fulton Hospital A. Bogard to Jackie Hoke and ta and Hawes Memorial Nusring Shorts Linda Hoke; lot on Graham WASHINGTON — Sen. Frank Lausche, D.-Ohio, in- Home. Road or Rural Highway 1005. • Caroline Frost, Is traducing legislation to reduce from 24 to 18 months Sister Mary Supporting Role H. T. Waldrop to Southern Lady of Mercy the period draftees may be required to serve: B.. S. M., Our HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — 11 Hospital. Owensboro, was chair- Shakespearean actress Dam. "No draft law will please everybody. But it is surely CoBelimpTaneley;pheoxncheananged plant per man of the State Convention. Ashcroft will play a sup- • high LIMP that we enact into law a Selective Serviee mit to construct, operate, and Peers SI Sister Caroline had wonderful porting role with Elizabeth system designed to meet the maintain lines of telephone and di realities of 1968 and not 8 cooperation from the Western 0===l Taylor and Ma Farrow in "Se- world war telegraph at North 16th and di that ended in 1945." Kentucky Dietetic group, as well cret Ceremony." Chestnut Streets. as the people of Owensboro and Affidavitt of descent of Las HOMINY FALLS, W Va. — Mrs_ Larry Lynch, wife Davies Counties. Lemon for Brand* Byers, died August 25, 1967, to PARIS (UPI) A Jury of If of one of the 25 miners trapped inside The Western Dietetic group a flooded coal Coy Byers of St. Allen Park, Wrench movie mine will meet at Jennie Stuart Hos- critics hat Mich., and Avis Garrison of Thursday. May 9th at awarded the Lemon Prize "I just don't know. They don't say where he is in pital on in Murray. o'clock. All ADA mem- given annually to the film per- there All I know is I hope he's not dead." .. Affidavitt of descent of Lit- 2:00 sonality considered least coop- CI bers are urged to attend. lie Cooper, died February 11, erative with the press. tot 4 SELMA. Ala. — Rev. Ralph to American actor Marlon Bran- ft Abernathy, head of the 1968 Thomas Broach and UNTOUCHED Po- Southern . Opal Wilson Broach. $230,000 do. thern Christian Leadership Conference, while lead-1 Kentucky Bell lice launched a manhunt for Ray Eugene Parker and Lin Conversely. Canadian film a group of 10 persons through the streets of Selma Mar- Parker to Virginia 'roan News , the kidnaper of Mrs. actress Johanna Shimkus re- on the 'poor peoples march to I D. Washington: on Woocilawn Av. garet E. Louis above) who ceived the Orange Prize, -There was a { Towery: lot time when they wouldn't let us walk rionte. April 30, 19111 held her for three days. then awarded annually to the per- on the sidewalk here NOW,:..e... we've got the whole street", : Western It Sturtevant and Time is passing by fast and released her in Ban Fran- son judged most cooperative Nell Sturtevant of North Mi I have very little news, but can cisco's Golden Gate Park. with the French press anti, Fla., to 0. Paul Kunio h not leave it out. where he left untouched the Pruning Job and Lois, C. Kunisch; 41 acres Sorry to hear of the death of packet of 8250.000 ransom in HOLLYWOOD ,UPI) —Pro- Bible Thought in Calloway County. Manley Smith who passed away Nolan hills She is wife of a for Today ducer-director Blake Edwards. William E. Page and Patio,. 20 in Paducah. supermarket chain owner April ham officially pruned the title Ye E. Parker and Dorothy and Rita are not conic unto the mount . . that burned I. Page to Ray Misses of "Darling Lill, Or Where Linda D. Parker; lot in Plain- Bucy of 5t Louis. Mo , spent with fire but unto the city of the living God . . . Were You the Night You Said view Acres Subdivision. the past week in Murray with and to Jesus the mediator of the new covenant. You Shot Down Baron ion Marshall Gordon and K a r I. their grandmother, Mrs Katie =Hebrews Flichtofen to "Darling Ltli " 12:15 Reusing to Melvin Brent Hen- Simmons. Who returned home Our sptritual privileges today are far greater than Mrs Simmons had ley; 2-3 interest in property on with them Mode Good those of any former age Rural Highway 1158 or John- special treatment at Barnes NEW YORK (UPI — now returned Song- nie Robertson Road. Hospital and has stress Esther Tohbi filled In Melvin B Henley, to Raymond, to Murray. for Clewis- two nights for Lana Can- Tidwell and Marshall Cord-, Miss Jerry Moore of trell at the Copacabana s, visiting night Ten Years Ago at: interest in 60 acres on Rur- ton. Florida, has been club recently After hearing a Today Arlington, • al Highway 1550 or Wiswell FLORIDA DRYING UP Dreseed in his Seminole Indian coat, Miss Jady Collins at her, owner Jules Podell Imme- LEDGER • Twin Florida FILE Road and South 18th Street. Gov Claude Kirk irtght talks with Florida State Park Va., who returned to diately signecl her to headline Calloway County Land Corn- Ranger Roger W Allen as they stand in what used to be with Miss Moore for a week's at the Cops for the first avail- Deathis reported today are Jack HumHumphreys, age 87, pany, Inc., to Harold L Jones an alligator hole dried up in Miami by A long drouth visit. able date. June 27. for two Mc and Monroe Compton, age 84 and Linda Faye Jones of Brid- Mr and Mrs William J weeks geton. Mo , two lots in Pine Kenzie of St. Louis, Mo . are Jerry Rase. son of Mr and Mrs Allen Rose, was tn- Bluff Shores Subdivision the parents of a baby girl nem. stalled as president of the Murray High Student Council. Raymond G Parks and Era ed Mary Retina born April 1. ml Other officers are Frank Ftickman, Carman,tMiss Mark Frank erks to Parks;Olive 01,.Dt Parksin and Mrs McKenzie is a granddaugh- Erwin, Miss Betty Hart, Miss Sheryl Steve Tits- Robbie Jo Ham ter of Mrs Katie Simmons of WAKE UP YOUR worth, Miss Leah Caldwell, Richard Workman, Miss /ton Addition. Murray Mr McKenzie who is L Sally Sprunger. Charles Richardson, Miss Gayle Houston, Brooks Gibson and Peggy I. in the Army was home from PERISTALSIS Miss Donna His address is Grogan, Jimmy McKeel, Miss Mary Lee. 3ibson to Alfred H. Scull and April 1 to 15. COLUMBIA President Gray- And Be Your Siding Bost ci Easter, Pfc McKenzie US 56588, 785 Rex Paschall, arid Bill Young HalLuzreley Scull; lots in town of s al Kirk pauses to gather Tbe muscular action of your diger C-1,5, Fort Polk, La. Peristalsis, should Z. C Enix was installed as president of the his thoughts in New York, Uwe system. called Ii Murray I baby and not slow down If tbl• h•ppen• JayCees Other ith Garland to Rena Le Mrs McKenzie and officers are Dr Bill Pogue, /61m Sam- . Bucy. where he told reporters waste inateriala can build up In the HHopkins and Joe Hopkins; 12 her,mother, Mrs. Lucille loom tract and you become i mons, Hugh Eddie Wilson, and Robert visit- police were called to oust uncomfortable and feel stu=rr Hopkins Board acres on Murray Wadesboro all of St Louis, ?do, are lar of Directors are Harold Beaman, Fort Polk. sit-ins from campus build- Carter'. Mlle with ite unique lax- Maurice Crass, Jr. Tom Road, ing Pfc.-McKenzie at ative formula wake. up the slowed Emerson, Bethel of ings to enable the majority col tbe lower il*stire Richardson, Gene Landolt, and George Kathy D Bucy and Grade Mrs Katie Simmons, mother down mumbles Hodge received word of students. "outraged by the tract and Rellientallen PeretalisM , Buey to Mary Olga Coursey; Mrs_ Bucy, has lag ensassess.sdief erI unseu- Mr and there Mrs Bucy fell actions of this minority," to isms. Tina ramwil be your wan- Mrs Earl Futrell of Murray Route Three are 1 lot n Highland Oaks Subdivi- that while Bucy es, Imed. the parents with the baby. and Mrs resume their studies MIMMIMel mere take of a son born at the Murray Hospital 1/111101111 ci was reported injured but the Carter's Ptila Why Soul you WM Lakeway Shores, Inc., to Mrs. extent of her injuries are not Mabel C. Jackson of Nashville, known lot in Lakeway Shores. 20 Tenn ; 'The Best Ise Ss:ivies .. . Beat of Ceasefire^ Years Ago Today Lakeway Shores, Inc. to G. ft... ILZDGEE• MIES ME D. Nall and Charlene Nall of 641 SUPER !HELL SERVICE Ohio; lot in Lakeway The bodies of Pet Earl V, Grogan, son of Mr and Shores. Amami from Jerry% 1Rearbaurant - Phone 753-9131 Mrs Clovis Grogan of S. P. Noble and Ella Pinner Max McCulstan • We Give Treasure Murray Route Three. and Cpl. Altr°13. Cheat Stamps James to Calvin Compton and Erna- Ralph Pate, son of Mrs Popte Pate of Murray, line Compton, 18 acres on ?dur- sir? being returned here far burial Pvt Grogan was killed Hazel Road. in France August 30, 1944, at ray the age of 18, and Cpl Pate ehsicatogo,Josenlph 1Woci was killed In cuVrn. uBtt. Hofodt France June 6. 1944, at the age of 25. WALLIS DRUG U S Senator Al ben W Barkley has accepted an in- acres in Calloway County. Phone 753-1r12 citation to deliver ttre commencement addtess al Mur - -Coy Byers of Allen Park, * PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY * ray State College on Avis May 31 Mich . to Garrison; two We Have It — We wtn Get It — Or It Can't Be Rad New Calloway County. officers of the Murray High PTA are Mrs Walter acres in Baker, Mrs.,,E, Joe Pat Juges. Lola James, C Parker, Mrs Pat Hackett; and Mn. Linville .Yates Donard 'R. Tucker. Pearl T. Ii 114 Tucker. Bobby G. Grogan, and Murray High School Band and Choral G -on'.nvous Mary SAW Authorities fc Elizabeth Roberts, director, will attend the KILUNGS? state Vunetroy,naKGyro,gaenxithstinCgallowroadsay Edin- in Mattoon. III., want to learn 1 pm Duly music festival at Bowling Green due to the fund Subdiv:lion. raising Chapel Hill if Edna Louise Cox 'above) ir committee of the PTA, Mrs_ Frank Albert Jackie Robert: cod Linda Ito Stubblefield, was it witness when her twin chairman. berts to Dcvid Wrotht and Ka- OW BUILDING GUARDED One of the onio State Highway brother and four younger ra therint Wri,-,lit; lot in Camelot Pato,Imen posted at all the doors of the Ohio State Univer, brother!, * ENDS TODAY * o Subdivision. and sisters were city Administnitcon Building In. Columbus in the wake of a mum.MIAS shot to death. Mine COX. 16. siege of the building by 75 members of the Blai-ic Student dated 'Thomas Fuller, 18, who a group of students DERN STELLA EU ' ANNE Union holds the door open for is charged with the murders. C•mpower STEVENS WALIACH JACKSON 4 MARTIN HOLLYWOOD L; P 1• -- Cumberland Falls, scer7i71 iks.Was11 Prank DeVol will compose the waterfall at Cumberland Falls 61018016~6:11111.1‘mossimukab.aismosswismi. JiAPO BOW TO SAVE A MARRIAGE-- original score Mr' the new tate Park, Corbin, features Ni s Oeorre Peppsid-Mary Tyler inc of the world's two moon, sio c — AND RUIN YOUR LIFE • Moore film, '.'What's So Bad ws. This rare spectacle may Buying A Color TV?? About Peeling Good" ften be seen at night by the ight of the moon — SHOP W111-I US!! Only CURTIS-MATHES offers the 5-Year GEORGE E. 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PAGE THREE THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — MAY 7 1968 kY 7 1968 — - Twin-States 3P Murray High Murray Team _..,„ Track Team Wins Sunday Wins Meet -P.7Hle OR,.'r' "c)? ',•)or• TS • ileesse0oesollb. The Murray Twin State team High track team won their second game in as The Murray Weekend Sports "A" track meet outings for the young won the Class many Campbell on Sat- season as they defeated the Summary held at Fort American League Pitchers a total of 56% West Kentucky Vocational team by United Prow International urday with County and Ft 11 to 10, at Paducah yesterday. points. Trigg for second with Charles Archer was Murray's Saturday Campbell tied each. first pitcher and was given cre- unitsVf1.11.W. Ky. CPO — Dan- Become Batters This Season 51 points as follows for dit for the win. Tony Thomas cer's Image captured the 94th Results were the Murray High trackmen. relieved In the fourth, pitched running of the Kentucky Derby, By VITO STELLINO ees—after fanning 16 on May High Hurdles—Lee 1st- three innings, and was pulled the first jewel in racing's triple UPI Sports Writer 1 against Oakland—to give him 100 Yard Dash—Bobby Rut- out in the seventh and replac- crown. Connie Mack—among others a two-game total of 30. The McGaisee, who lasted lest pitcher also won his own game ledge, 1st, ed by —is supposed to have said that Nanny, 1st. 4! than an inning as Rickle Tid- PITTSBURGH IN — The with a two-run single off Mel Mile Run—Dale pitching is 75 to 80 per cent of Pasco, Robert well was called on to put out Pittsburgh Pipers became the Stottlemyre that capped a three 880 Relay—Bill baseball. McCuistion, 2nd, Dana Gish, the fire. first champions of the Ameri- But now he'd probably have run rally in the fourth inning Bobby Rutledge. Bobby Campbell started the can Basketball Association by it's more like 99 and 44• and gave Cleveland the trio- to say 440 Dub— Bob Forrest, 2nd. game behind the plate, and defeating the New Orleans Buc- 100ths per cent of the game. umph. 180 Low Hurdles, Lee Crites, finished the game catching all caneers 122-113 In the final The pitchers are so far ahead Mantle's homer came in the 1st. four Murray pitchers. game of the championship play. of the hitters that the game is first inning with one on and IMO Run—Greg Wilson, 1st. A Shad West Kentucky Vocational offs. becoming a low-scoring, pitch- one out and enabled him to 220 Yard Dash—Bobby Rut- ;trip and used two pitchers and two cat- and-catch game like a fast-pitch surpass Ted Williams' mark of ledge, 1st. chers. L. Engrin started on the RICHMOND, Va. aro — The softball. 521. Jimmy Foxx at 534 is his Mile Relay—Ronnie Good, mound and was relieved in the United States clinched its Da- That was the story—in—the nexOarrier to third place on b. Forrest, 3rd Dale Nanny, 1.4 birth by Bradsford. The two vis Cup tennis series with Brit- Monday night the-- all-time list, which probe. Bob American League (disqualified), Steve Hale. catcherz were Wakins and ish Caribbean on a doubles vic- as the pitchers had another lily Will is pinnacle since Wil- Shot Put—Buz William, 1st, Brum, who came In in the tory by Stan Smith and Bob night that's becoming typical lie Mays and _Babe Ruth are Broad Jump—Lee Crites, 3rd. eighth. Lutz. of this season. out of reach. --- Warning About Warming Tripple Jumy—Lee Crites, went Eddie Young picked up three Just nine days after team- Wins Third Game middle, trapped hits for Murray. Richard Ed- CLEVELAND MI— Minne- mate Tom Phoebus pitched a Tommy John was .in com------;DETROIT----. Pitcher Denny McLain of the Detroit Tigers is the man in the 1st, Salerno, right. The gestures are threatening hut High Jump—Dana Gish, bat monds had two, and Jimmy sota pitcher Dean Chance suf- no-hitter, Dave Leonhard thrgw mand all the way as he set betsitest_ampires Larry Napp, left, and Al are telling the hurler not' to blow on his hands Co ssi rn Pole Vault—Greg Wilson, Felts had two, including a ho- fered a broken jaw bone when -hitter to give the Bafli down the Angels on three hits the aarniriris_actually mild. They a one because the new spitball rule forbids bringing hand to mer. he was struck by a throw be- to give the White Sox their six- them during 48-degrise sseather. 2nd. more Orioles a 4-0 victory' over mouth Freshman Murray pitchers struck out fore the Cleveland game. the Detroit Tigers. Meanwhile, th victory this season. John, 880 Relay—Don Lampkins, UPI) — 18 batters. McDowell was breaking 3-0, has won half of them. Sam Steve Hale, Porter McCuis- (*as Dame Murray's next game is with NEW YORK g/PI — Dr. Fa- Bob Feller's record for strike- Bubba Morton homered off 1st., • ton, Donnie Lyons. play a sup- Sheppards Service next Sun- ger won the $54,800 Rimenben outs in consecutive games in John in the second for the Murray will take part in the Elizabeth day at Brooks Stadium at Pa- Handicap at Aqueduct by three Cleveland's 3-2 victory over the Angels' only run but rookie Pete Rose Of Cincini Track Meet to be held -ow in "Be- ducah. lengths. Bill Melton hit a bases-loaded Sports Regional New York Yankees. Paducah next Saturday at Routine Three-Hitter two-run single in the fourth at Brooks Stadium. Winners from Murray 140 321 000-11 12 1 Sunday Almost in the routine catego- to put the White Sox ahead to Now Batting Average Leader stay. this meet will advance to the i jury of if West Ky. Vocational HOUSTON CM — Robert ry was Tommy John's three- in TT 100 800-10 8 2 Reggie Jackson's fourth in- State Meet. 'Mica hat 100 DeVicenzo of Argentina win hitter as the Chicago White By FRED DOWN Archer, T. Tho- ning homer snapped a 1-1 tie phia pitchers eanabling George ion Prize Murray—C. the $100.000 Champions Inter- Sox edged the California An UPI Sports Writer McGehee (7), Tidwell in the fourth and five pitchers Culver to breeze to his first LUBBOCK, Tex. e film per- mas (I) national Golf tourney with gels, 5-1. And seven pitchers There's just no doubt that Thursday, May 9 R. Campbell made it stand up as the A's victory. saddle, emblematic of the West least coop- (7) and 274 total, paraded to the mound for both it's a pitchers' year in base- 10:30-11 p. m.—Munson Out. W. K V. L—Engrin, Bards- topped the Twins. The victory moved the Reds Texas football championship. press. tot teams and the hitters were fu- ball when a guy batting 404 dears . . Ch. & and Wakins, Brum (8). Um- Jim Nash had a six-hitter into sole possession of second • • • • goes each year to the winner Hon Bran- • ford (8) PALERMO, Sicily CM — tile against 'all of them as the • amplains about the pitehing. going into the seventh inning place, 2Si games behind the St. 11 / Of the Texas Tech - Texas berto Magliolo of Italy and Vic Oakland A's edged the Minne- that's Pete Rose, the "Char- Saturday, May when he aggravated a ham- But Louis Cardinals. Christian game in the South- idian film siew.eisw-,,. Elfod of Britain won the Targa sota Twins 2-1. Hustle" of the Cincinnati 2-2:30 p. m.—The Outdeors- ...ioeciorro-aszsaico.iso • string muscle pull. Four more lie The Cardinals nipped the New west Conference ilinkus re- Florio Classic auto race in a Bringing back memories of Reds all over. • man . . Ch. & pitchers, Ed Sprague, Paul York Mets 2-1 in 11 innings, • • • • nge Prize, Porsche 907. the days when the hitters used his, who- things he's in a Lindblad, Diego Segui and Tony the Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Stanley 3 the per- to be the story of the garne was slump when he goes 0-for-4, 2-4:30 p. in. NHL 45-1a1161-0- Pierce, paraded to the mound Atlanta Braves 2-1 and the Hou- 7ooperative REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy MI Mickey Mantle, who tagged Mc- extended his bitting streak to Cup Playoff .. . Cu- 5. 1 bt the Twins only got one more ston Astros routed the San •• • • as .4aariiiisoasoarcsassaigsassiaimossotr — Marty Riesaen of Hinsdale, Dowell for the 522nd homer straight games and kept his hit in the game. Segui retired 21 Francisco Giants 10-2 in other National League and Helen Gourisy of Au- of his career to take over sole National League-leading aver- p. Thomas titles in an Ron Clark with the bases load- N1. games. 4. W. L. Pct. GS finite won singles possession of fourth place on age at .404 with a homer and Sport,: .. Ch. • — Pro- tournament. ed in the eighth to quell the In the American League, the • •• • St. Louis 16 8 .667 — International tennis the all-time list. a double Monday night as the Edwardae Twins' only serious rally. The Baltimore Orioles defeated the • Cin. 13 10 5652% But the rest of the league was Cincinnati Reds routed the 3:304 p. m.—Car and I the title Twins, usually a good hitting Detroit Tigers 4-0, the Cleve- San Fran 12 11 .522 3% ST. LOUIS — Montreal a pitching story. Philadelphia Phillies 10-1. .... Ch. t Dr Where team, have just 15 hits in their land Indians beat the New Yerrk • • • Pitts. 11 11 500 4 scored a 3-2 overtime victory Leonhard had a no-hitter for was too anxious my first , You Said last four games. "1 Yankees 3-2, the Oaklagd A's Phila 11 12 .478 4% over St. Louis in the opening 6 2-3 innings when Detroit's times up," said Rose, ex- 4-5 p. m.—New Orleans Open bran von Dean Chance pitched for Aix three edged the Minnesota 7W-ins 2-1 '11 12 _478 4% game of their final National Jim Northrup lined a single for why he didn't hit safe . Ch. 4. nig Lin" Los Ang. • innings and took the loss al- plaining and the Chicago White Sox • • • • Hockey League Stanley Cup the Tigers' only hit. The shut- fourth try. "And Chicago 11 12 .478 4% though he gave up just three ly until his California Angels Playoff series. out was the first of his career streak has whipped the 45:30 p. m.—Wide World of Atlanta 11 13 .458 5 hits. fi'm surprised the 554 for Leonhard, who's 2-0 this almost urn 5-1 Sports . . Ch. & — Song- Houston 10 13 .435 gone thi far. It's ' season for his only two major streak Extra ,Isinine Victory filled in New York 9 13 4096. New Musical possible to have a long Monday's Results HOLLYWOOD ( 13 P I) — league decisions. The Orioles' More Room unless y.ou're lucky because the For a 5-pack4di _arm Can- TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPD Orlando Cc peda, the NL's St. L. 2 N. Y. 1, 11 inns., night James Thurber's fantasy, "The are now 24 games ahead of pitching is so good all around Niven in 'The of *Slake Ana night —The new most valuable player in 1967, Brain' Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta 2, night 13 Clocks." will be filmed by the Tigers in the American University of Ala- the league." HOLLYWOOD (UPI1—Dav- r hearing 4 • bama basketball sitgled home Lou Brock with Houston 10 San Fran 2, night Warner Bros -Seven Arta as a League race. pavillion, Me- Culver Takia—Win id ?liven will play the title role GO KING fell imme- morial Coliseum. seats 15,000 'the bases filled and none out to Cincinnati 10 -Phil& 1, night McDowell.struck out 14 Yank- Tommy Helms, Johnny Ben- In "The Brain" for Paramount, o headline and cost $3 5 million It re- give the Cardinals their 11. EDWARD (Only games scheduled) and Alex Johnson cacti col- portraying a super crook first avail- places 3.500-seat Poster ch inningvictory over the Mets II ma Frees Lira's! $oiling Cigar Audi- in the Reds' for two Today's Probable Pitchers torium as the lected three hits Crimson Tide's Philadel. Los Angeles. Osteen 1-4 at home court 15-hit attack on four Chicago, Nye 0-3, 2.30 p. Sports Parade Sal Francisco, Marichal 41 at Houston, Wilson 2-2, 8:30 p. in. Calloway And Murray Teams YOUR New York, Ryan 2-2 at St. Louis, Briles 4-1, 9 00 p. in. By MILTON RICHMAN , never- have a chance to get that LSIS Philadelphia, Wise 2-1 at Cin- UPI Sports Writer one more year in. Both Advance ro Semi-finals isi Bed cinnati, Maloney 2-1, 8:05 p. in. NEW YORK CPI — An emp- I Had Tony been placed on the Pittsburgh, Veale 0-3 at At- ' you Myra- ty ball park can be a spooky regular disabled list, he still Alone should lanta, Kelley 1-2, 8.05 p. in. place. would have counted against the Callow-ay County and Mur- sure hits to help his teammate Is happens Wednesday's Games Ilel up In the It doesn't really matter Red Sox' 40-man roster. That ray High Schools both advanc- out. Los Angeles at Chicago where it's located, either An would have meant Boston wo- ed to the semilinals in the Duane Adams, catcher for at Atlanta, night unique Lea- Pittsburgh empty ball park is cold and uld have had to go through the fourth district -haseball tourna- the Lakers went three for four s the sleeted San Fran at Houston, night cheerless whether it's situated season with one less player ment, yesterday. to lead the Lakers in hitting. ear digestive ristsliste. New York at St. Loins, night in San Francicso, San Luis Po- than the other nine American Collecting two hits each were this trregu- Philadelphia at Cin., night tesi or San Jose. League clubs. The Lakers defeated the Ben- Steve Ernestberger, Tony Jones, • your elan- This particular one was in So Eckert simply up and cre- ton Indians 9-1, and the Tig. and Ronnie Hargrove. Were take American League Boston. Fenway Park. The Red ated this new category. He call- era defeated the South Marshall Ernestberger had a triple and I • you. WM W. L. Pct. GB Sox weren't due at the park ed it the "special emergency Rebels 3-2, irr-the second game a double to his credit, and one Baltimore 16 6 .727 — until 5 p. in, Monday because ((babied list" and that's the of the afternoon. of Jones' hit was a home run. Detroit 14 9 .609 2% they had a night game sched- one Conigliaro was officially Allan Grogan was on the Stan Key was the winning Minn. 12 11 .522 4% uled with the Twins so it was placed on Monday. mound for the Tigers, going the Lakers as he Oakland 12 11 .572 4% particularly deserted when Tony Pension Credit pitcher for the distance and striking out fanned 13 batters and alloged Wash. 11 11 .500 5 Conigliaro got there around That means Tony will collect 10 on the way to the victory. only four hits and the one run. Cleve. 11 11 .500 5 noon. his full salary, he will receive Jimmy Brandon, Trip Wil- Mike Ernestberger made a cou- 1-9131 Calif. 11 13 .458 6 The 23-year-old outfieder, credit for that one year he liams, and Johnny Williams ple of catches that were almost Boston 9 12 .472 6% whose baseball career could be needs for his pension- and, his each collected two hits out of New York 10 14 .417 7 ended because of a permanently presence on the lost, where his three trips to the plate. Charles * Chicago 6 14 .300 9 damaged left eye, walked into name stands all alone, will not Clark hit a triple. Monday's Results the Red Sox clubhduse where be charged against the Red Sports Calloway is scheduled to play Cleveland 3 New York 2, night he saw Darrell Johnson, the pit- Sox' 40-man roster. North Marshall in the first Baltimore 4 Detroit 0, night ching coach. "He didn't ask us and we game this afternoon and Mur- Chicago 5 Calif. 1, night Conigliaro and Johnson spoke naturally have no objections," Shorts ray will play University School 'Oakland 2 Minnesota 1, night briefly. Mostly small talk. La said one AL official, comment- in the second game. Only games scheduled ter, Conigliaro took • whirl ing on Eckert's move, "but he Coach's Lot Today's Probable Pitchers pool treatment and returnee took quite a bit on himself, In Russia Benton 100 000 0-1 4 1 Minnesota, Perry 12 at Oak- to his home in Swampscott We don't mind him taking the MOSCOW (UPI) —A 59- Calloway 300 051 x--9 12 1 land. Odom 2-2, 10:30 p. in. Mass. bull by the horns sometimes as year-old Soviet track coach Calloway—Key and Adams: Chicago. Horlen 0-5 at Calk While all this was going on long as he's consistent about who fell out with the directors Benton --Mullinax and Dunn. fornia, Ellis 1-3, 11:00 p. another man was concernini it." of the school which hired him Wash- .r Boston, Santiago 3-0 at himself about Conigliaro 221 Back at his home in Swamp- wound up jobless, and living in S. Marshall 002 000 0-2 4 2 ington, Coleman 1-1, 8:05 p. in. miles away scott, Tony Conigliaro said he a dingy attic without a regu- Murray 102 000 x-3 8 2 Balti. Detroit. Lotich 1-1 at Ocher, Telma action was "grateful" for what Eckert lar water supply, according to South Marshall—Cothran and more, Phoebus 4-1..8,00 p. • The man was William D. Ec and the Red Sox had done. Solliet newspaper. Oliver. at New Cleveland, Tiant, 3-2 kert, commissioner of baseball. What about the vision in his ''The coach did not train us Murray—Cro!,an and Brand York, Bouton 0-0, 8:00 p. in He Concerned himself in his of. left eye? a single champion in five on. Wednesday's Games lice here in New York and he "Not good." Conigliaro mut- years." the daily Komsomol- Oakland, twilight sitaya Pravda quoted an au- Minnesota at did something many people tered. "It looks worse every RIBSSEN WINS California, night often. thority at the school ''Why Live below your means. Chicago at claim he should do more day. My next eye test is in two REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy CII Washington, night stand. should we be humane to this Boston at He took a months." Marty Riessen of Hinsdale, Ill., Baltimore, night Without bothering to sound man' We have to see what he petroit at What was he doing for re- beat Ilie Nastase of Romania, If yould York Leag- is giving to society, and an far litre•-roThet ryo'und ,phe4 high And it gets about 27 miles to the gal. Cleveland at New out any of the American creation? 3-6, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. 6-2 Sunday to 9 preced- it hasn't amounted to any- 'cost of hying, we hove o soggy:160n. Ion. The overage car lthirsty devil that it ue clubs Eckert broke "I can't do anything active win the men's singles final in ent and created a special cate- thing Cut down on the high cost of getting is) only gets 14. Coal on Sports and I can't read, either, be- an International Tennis Tour- gory for Conigliaro. That does- around So the more you drive, the more you ST. LOUIS UPI) — Chan - cause it strains the eye," be nament In the women's final, n't sound like much to do for And buy ckVolkswagen. It's only 21,277.75 save. I Cellor Thomas H Eliot of said. Rockne Rewritten Australia's Helen Gourlay whip- a young fellow in danger of That's around $1200 less than the ay- And choncei ore, you'll drive it for Washington University Said 'A The conversation got around NEW YORK (UPI This ped Alice Tym of Gainesville, losing the sight of one eye but erage amount paid for a new car to- years and years campaiiin by a group of stu, to last August's beaming by Ins! be the slick season for Fie. 6-4,8-8. tSince we never change involved. day lieove itin the bank More'scoming The dents to step up athletics on a lot was Jack Hamilton and how much most professional 'f oot b a 11 style, a VW never goes out of style) A VW saves you the campus ':has brought into The Red Sox had previously concern the California pitcher players. but it's even -starker" hundreds of dollars Of course, o VW's not much to look the open a few scattered de- announced they would pay Co- has shown since then. How did for Ernie Koy and Henry Carr In the Off-Season on upkeep Over the years. 'at So a lot of people buy a big flashy mands that we get into the nigliaro's Salary foe :the entire Conigliaro feel about that now? of the New York Giants ST LOUIS: (UPI — Bill It takes pints, not quarts, of oil. cor lust to sove face • business at paying athletes to year. That comes to $60,000. "No comment," he said. The two Giant backs are Triplett, New York tilants Not one iota of antifreeze Try putting that in the back • enroll here." Ordinarily, Conigliaro would Tony Conigliaro' sounded low. working for a company that halfback and former St Louis • We have been free of that be placed on the voluntary re- Egtremely low. Here was a 23- produces zippers for men's football Cardinal player, has a Incubus for at least' a quarter tired list but Eckert didn't want year-old young man automati- slacks I Scovill ) And, accord- part-time, ob with the 'St Lou- CARROLL Of a century and we are not that because the outfilder has cally qualifying for his pension ing to Koy, the boss .alreadY is Police Department. Tielplett going to saddle ourselves with only four years time in the and collecting a year's salary has purloined a paragraph is on the Police-Community VOLKSWAGEN one 'lt now." Eliot said At majors, a minimum of five is but it was obvious he wasn't from football history I shades Relations start and his work University 1:he:Omit Street _time. Washington needed to become a vested happy. He wasn't happy at all. of Kluge Rocknei by exhort- takes him into the city's high in football. in the ing was ; powerhouse member Players' Pen- ..How can I be" said Tony them to -go out there and crime areas where he talks to Murray, Kentucky playing such leant' as Army. sion Plan and Conigliaro may conigharo. sits one for the old zipper youth groups c Slissourt and Illinois • 4 " ge

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06, - • • 4' PAGE FOLTR TISK LEDGER & TIMER — MURRAY. ILIENTUOIKT TUESDAY — MAY 7 1968 ww...aut 1918 Phone 753-1917 or 7113-41.47 s Mrs. G. B. Scott I Mrs. J. B. Burkeen • New MSU Officers COFFEE CUP CHATTER eased Chairman ipha Department Mrs. G. B. Scott was elected rhairman of the Alpha Depart- ment of the Murray Woman's Club for the next club year. The new chairman has al ways taken an active part in the work of the Woman's Club that seats two to ing table serving as general president at "r• eight persons. One time. She is a member of furniture is Armstrong-Phillips Engagement • Dual-purpose the Advisory Council of the of space-saver Fur third kind general club. can serve more than niture that Other new officers are Mrs. Is very helpful- one purpose Robert Scott, vice-chairman, - Mrs Juanita Amonett. • • • Mrs. W. C. Adams, secretary, and Miss Lala Cain, reelectod in 4-H offers Club work treasurer. an educational young people Retiring officers are Mrs. to help them prepare O girmzsity a ammo AM program Thomas Brown, chairman, Mn. the Cooperative Ex- into adulthood Ertel:mica Meets A•alt Rork is a part of for and grow Harlan Hodges, established by work offers vice-chairman. tension Serowe, successfully. Club and Mrs. Russell Terhune, soc. 1914 to mental, phy- The challenge of keeping a Act of Congress in opportunities for retary. of the Unit- a n d spiritual family well dressed on a mod- help -the people sical, social, The officers were elected at farms, est clothing budget can be one ed States" improve their growth the luncheon meeting held at is carried out of the most difficult homemak- homes, and communities. Work in 4-H the club house. of Agri- of adult ing problems. But it can be The U.S. Department under the guidanae Mrs. Gaylord Forrest was the State and receive training done. The University of Ken- culture and the leaders, They guest speaker and was intro- MRS. G. T. LILLY up a people and in and MRS. EFF BIRDSONG tucky Extension Service bulle- county governments make in working with duced by Mrs Harlan Hodges. share skills from tin, "Clothing Dollars and three-way partnership to subject matter and She gave a definition and a: out- specialists who Sense." gives valuable suggest- ' in financing this national the agents and short description of Anphasia, of the Uni- Mrs. G. T. Lilly and Mrs. Eff ions to the clothing dollar, of-school educational program, are staff members one phase of mental stress, and ,. . Coopera- Birdsong were installed as prele Instead of shopping on a but the wort of Extension versity of Kentucky's urged that patience should be sckse Hopkins Is tail- Service — Mrs sident and vice-president re- sporacid. unorganized basis, list home economics is always tive Extension used with anyone suffering Mrs. rnstalled As Beta spectively of the Murray State completely the clothing each ored to local needs. — Dean Roper. from Anphasia or speech pro • • • University Women's Society at family member has and decide Maxine Griffin. blems. Club President • • • filing syn. the luncheon meeting held at what is needed. Have a good home Mrs. Forrest is a graduate of the knife and are deter- 1he final meeting of the Cal. the Student Union Building. Planning is one of the keys How should tem. Many families Interpretive speech from North- cutting food' organiz- lowav County High Beta Club Other new officers are Mrs. to being correctly and attrac- fork be used in mined to "get better western University and is work- the right income tax was held May 1 in the cafeteria Ken Cremer, secretary; Mrs. tively dressed. The more lim- Hold the knife in ed" especially when ing toward a masters degree in the left. tines The modern of the school Evelyn Bradley. treasurer, and ited the income, the more care- band, the fork in time draws near. speech and hearing at Murray handle firm to keep Mrs Kenneth Winters, social ful the planning must be, be-! down, holding the family today needs State University. For the devotional Teresia The end of family and per- chairman. cause you cannot 'afford to ly and naturally. other financial Hostesses for the meetini Knight read a poem and Cyn- the palm and in make a mistake. the handle rests in sonal records up-to-date were Mesdames Rolf King, Ro this Cooper read a passage seen, of G. Choose basic clothing that of the hand and is never an organized manner. bert Hornsby, Harry Jenkins, from the Bible. Judy Kelso Mrs Lilly is the wife extenelfig a home business Arts you can expect to wear for the index finger Setting up a C. S. Lowry, Russell Terbium called the roll after reading T Lilly of the Industrial and kept filing Ith several seasons. some that can long the handle to steady center with a well and Henry McKenzie. the minutes of the last meet- Department of the university. be worn for most any occasion -guide the knife or fork The system can simplify the mech- • • • ing. She is teacher of home econo- with a change of accessories, knife blade should not be stuck anics of running a family bus- -.s mies at Murray High School Following the treasurers' re- and in colors that blend. between the tines of the fork! mess. and is active in church work at port the club recognized the Be a good shopper Do not Cat enough meat or other food Your home file should have the First Baptist Church. She committee members that work- buy all major items the WS)e for one or two bites at a time information about personal do- has two daughters, Luzanne, MISS CAROLE ELIZABETH ed on the district meeting and year, but be sure those you do — 'Miss Patricia Everett. . cuments like birth and mar- ARMSTRONG SOCIAL CALENDAR student at t he Vanderbilt • • • the Beta Banquet that was held buy go well with what you riage certificates, service re- School of Medicine. Nashville, night. April 23, have Look for good workman- or even copies of docu- on Tuesday Tenn. and Trudy, student -ate cords Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Armstrong, Jr., 1545 Monroe, Menlphis, Tuesday, May 7 ship, quality and fit. Stick to Space-saving furniture can be ments themselves. Information Murray State University. Tenn., announce the engagement and approaching marriage of The Wesleyan Circle of the The 19681969 officers were your plans when you go shopp- the answer to furnishing pro- social security numbers, em- on their daughter, Carole Elizabeth, to Robert Lowell Phillips, son , First Methodist Church WSCS then installed. They are as fol- The new vice-president if the ing — Catherine C Thompson. blems for those who have small ployment records, insurance of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson Fillips, 5012 Fremont, Jack- will meet at the social hall at lows: President, Vickie Hoek wife of Col. EH Birdsong, head • • • houses or apartments Some policies, mortgage payments. sonville, Fla. 17:30 p.m. All members are urg• ins; vice president, Kent Me. of the ROTC. If grease stains show ,up af- furniture can help one room do etc should be in a home file„ The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Florence ed to be present for a special Coiston, recording secretary officers kre Mrs. ter wash-and-wear garments the work of two or three; for Some "paper possessions" es- Retiring Askew of Murray and of Bev. and Mrs. Lyle Armstrong, Sr., of ' program Ruth Ann Barrow, correspond Hogancamp, president; are washed, it means they example, the living room can pecially megotiable securities • • • Thomas Fairfield, Ill. ing secretary, Teresia Knight; Schanbacher, vice. weren't pretreated. Pretreat be changed easily to a dining are safer in a safety deposit Mrs. Eugene The groom-elect is the grandson of Mrs. Andrew B. Gar- 1 Weeneariar. May treasurers, Mark James a nd Dr. Alberta Chap- grease stains on wash-and-wear room or guest room if a cer- box than at home. Could your president. man of Jacksonville, Fla. ' The Arts and Crafts Club will Max Cleaver; reporter, Anita Mrs Leosard and permanent press garments tain type of furniture is used. family find all the papers nec- man,- treasurer; Mass Armstrong graduated from Central High School, Mem- meet at the home of Mrs Ile Pendergrass, parliamentarian, Whitmer, secretary: Mrs. V. with a liquid heavy duty deter- Three types of space-saving essary in C11.Se of an emergency! D phis, and is a senior at Memphis State University. She is a mem- las Linn, 104 South 14th Street, Danny Chapman, and devotion- social chairman. it gent Rub the detergent into furniture arc available. Extension Home Economics has W Parker, ber of Psi Chi, honorary psychology iskiety, and Pi Delta Phi, at 2.30 p.m. al leader Carolyn Venable the dampened spot and soak a First, is the furniture which leaflet. "Family Records", H,- • honorary French society. ,... • • The Women's Society is com- few minutes before washing has thin lines and little bulk. 5-136, which will help you The offices of song Mr. Phillips is a graduate of Nathan B. Forrest High School The New Hope Methodist leader posed of 225 Members includ- Garments made from the poly- When this type is used, the fur- !keep a record of family valu- and historian will be filled the In Jacksonville, Fla., and attended Jacksonville University. He is Church WMS will meet at the ing women faculty members ester fabnc• have an „affinity niture needed for comfort can able papers. etc — Miss If= beginning of next year a junior at the Southern College of and Is a home of Mrs. Chesley Wilson and staff, and wives of faculty for grease. Pretreat the neck- fit into a small room without Hamilton Optometry isaenber • • • Delta fraternity and the Florida Club at 1:30 p.m The club discussed having a and staff Its purpose is to line which will collect oils from giving an over crowded look. of Omega • • • that you Another kind of„ space-saving cereal group The wedding will be an event of Sunday, June 9, at th• party after school is out and bring together the women for the body Remember The bread and Home- of- furniture takes up little floor groups in- Beelevue Baptist Church, Memphis. Tenn The New Concord the president, Shirley Bartell, social functions which are held need to wash these fabrics if the basic four food at the space yet does a big job For whole makers Club will meet adjourned the meeting, accord- six times each year with the ten — Mrs Barletta Viratber. cludes enriched and Levine • • • home of Mrs Berlene ing to Anita Pendergrus, re husbands included at some of example, from some cabinets grain products Foods in, this Economics you can pull an extension din- worthwhile a- at one p m porter the parties. Extenekon Home group furnish • • • proteins, iron, sev- Home her cho- mounts of Quertermous s.sith the sugar shell.to The regular ladies day inn- the B sitamins, and sterling silver eral of sen pattern of cheon will be served at the Choose 4 servings Scene Of Coffee a wedding food energy Its the hostesses as Calloway County Cuntry Club For Spring! daily Count as one ft Perfect or more For- Aliss Sanders at noon. Hostesses are Mesdaas To slice of bread: 1 Mrs were Start Out Summer serving 1 The lovely home of Delightful refreshments es Gaylord Forrest. chairman, to-eat cereal, to on Wells room ounce ready John C Quertermnus served from the dining Eune Garland, Ben Grogan, ARE SET GIRLS SPOILED, ABSOLUTELY! cooked cereal, oatmeal, scene of a white COUNTRY s. cup Boulevapt. was the toble overlaid with Betty Hahs, Virgil Harris, He noodles, rice. Of coffee gor ARE COUNTRY SET GIRLS SPOILED" ABSOLUTELY. macaroni, the-delightfully 'planned cloth and centered with a Bennett, Frank Holcomb, foods in this Kay len spaghetti Other held in honor•of Miss Ann gecus floral arrangement i n and Miss Vivian , crackers; elect Jack White, grJup include, ent Sanders. June 9th beide the colors of yellow and white and quick Tues- Hale flour rolled oats, of Fred Rawls Barber. on The appointments were in sit • • • other baked goods ten-thirty breads and day, April 30 at vet. The Oaks Golf day for ladies with whole-grain or hospital if made o'clock in the morning Those enjoying the will be held at the Oaks Coun flour — Miss Frances was assist- A L. Lind- enriched Mrs Quertermous it)' were Mesdames try Club with tee off time a duties by Taylor, Henry ed in the hostesses sey, Tommye 13 nine a.m Pairings will be made • • • and Mrs H. Elkins. John Ir Mrs Buford Hurt Holton, W C at the tee. Sue McDougal, 753 J L Hop- J. Bryan van, Autry Farmer, 6796. Is the hostess For the special occasion the son. Gaylord Forrest, Frank Al • • • wear from Wells Pur honoree chose to bert Stubblefield, The Elm Grove Baptist yellow linen Stubblefield PERSONALS her' trousseau a dom. Sr, Vernon Church WMS will bold its gen orchid cor- Smock, A. H Kop dress and a white Jr., Hunt eral meeting at the church at Mr and Mrs Don Bury of hostess George Hart, sate, gift oi,the perud. I. C. Ryan, 130 pm with Mrs Waltor 16th Street arm:wince the Sanders, C. Ellis, Con- North Mrs ArtEce Cook &, Oakley, It Fulkerson as the leader. birth of a son, Don Della, weigh- mother of the honoree, wore a rad Jones, Joe Dick, Joe Baker • • • mg eight pounds 34 ounces, brown and white two piece Littleton. Robert 0. Miller Thursday, May Friday. May 3, at the Mur- Owen Barber, Watters, Kay Ml born dress and Mrs Siisses Lillian .The Westside Homemakers County Hospital. be of the ho- Brvan, the hon ray-Calloway mother-in-law to nor. and Jane Club will meet at the home ol They have another son, Van in a navy mothers, and the boa agree. was attired :_ree. the Mrs Ralph Darnell at 12:K age three Grandparents piece ensemble. Alan. and white two CSiftS. In are Mr and Mrs. Kirby Huey They ware hostesses' gift (-or- • • • • • • Ca Mr. and Mrs Van Valen- orchids and of white Dianne Morris The Dorothy Circle of the th Great grandparents are was presented Miss Li tine The honoree First Baptist Church WMS will Mr and Mrs. Haron Nanny, Mr. At Tea At Honored meet at the home of Mrs How- and Mrs C. A Bucy, and Kr. Hi Birmingham. Ala. Country Club ard Giles at 9.30 a.m and Mrs. J. B. Curd. • • • The • • • t Dianne Morris, June Ifth • • • Miss Pc Cant and Mrs Jerry E. Hen of Ed Frank Jeff- Grove 126 of the Woodmen and Mrs Joseph Pal- bride-elect Me Major don, 205 North Dougherty Ave at a World will meet at the are rey, was the honoree et ,the thi "ho, 1702 Farmer Avenue, Ft Bragg, N. C, announce at Woman's Club House Pen- nue. lightfully planned tea held II ex the parents of a daughter, of s__ppp, Kevin Tay- the arrival the Calloway County Country et 4,30. Ni ny Sue, weighing ileVen pounds two lor. weighing seven Club on Sunday afternoon, pi: ten ounces. born at 'theMur- May 3, at ounces,horn Friday, April 28 • •• 4-1:00liloway County Hospital on at Ft Bragg. Womack Hospital The gracious hostesses for May 10 ho ay, May 2 Their other are Mr. and Mrs. Friday, Joseph, Grandparents the bridal occasion were Mes- Inv children are Patrick. Hendon. 815 North and Edward dames G C. Ashcraft, Robert The Senior Citizens Club will et13 James, Thomas, Linda, Street, Murray. and Mr. Mr. 19th F. Brown, H. Glenn Doran. have a potluck luncheon at the So Judith Grandparents are Clayton Gray, North of and Mrs. George Hodge, Huron Jeffrey. Community Center on Ellis I and Mrs. Joseph G Palumbo Mayfield. 5th Street. R. Jeffrey. C. W Jones. Jack Drive at one p.m This sill be sr int Maple Heights, Ohio. and Mrs. • • • 0 Kelly. Robby McDowell, Wil- membership day and those1 de- James Gates of Independence, Henry Swift, Mr ind Mrs liam Nall, John Paseo, Gillard siring to become charter mem- Ohio Five, are the ml • • • Mayfield Route Ross, Albert Tracy, Vandal bers will be issued dues cards parents of a son, Henry Earl Miss Beth Broach. reC Knstina Mane is the name Wrather. and at $200 per year Swift, Jr , born Wednesday, the guests with the • • • chosen by Mr and Mrs Ronnie Receiving cer April 17, at the Murray-Cello. her fiance, FA Homemak- Peterson. No 3 Orchard honoree were The North Murray way County Hospital. his mother. Mrs. at the home Heights, for their baby girl, • • • Frank Jeffrey. ers Club will meet pal his sister, 'Mts. at EMI weighing five pounds eleven Glen Jeffrey, of Mrs Bailey aiggins rat Mr. and Mrs Billy Dean Win- her mother you for a long ounces. born on Saturday. May Galen Thurman, • inn 4itshapes chester of Hazel Route Two and Mrs. Ken eb,t dishes up the at the Miimy-Calloway Coun- and father. Mr dirndl aa I 4, are the parents of a daughter, summer in licorice Arnelicolton denim ty Hospital Mr Peterson is R. Morris anti 11 Me cool Teresa Carol, weighing seven chose to wear for with magnolia and fern look in crispy licorice Arnelicotton denim iced working toward his masters at Miss Morris the pounds 104 ounces. born on lovely trousseau centered with pink rhododend- frosted with white lace the top newly fitted Murray State University. Grand- the occasion a with white lace The neckline I'VE Monday April 7s. at 8'17 p.m, linen with lace ernn Large urns of the pink echoes the 3" parents are Mr and Mrs. A E. dress of pink in its flare 3-15 top at the Murray Calloway County and sleeves. rhododendron were also used • the skirt all news Peterson of Mt. Zion. Ill . and trim at the hemline waistband Sizes 3-15. the top Skirt poi Hospital Grandparents are Mr. wore a blue linen at the 'front door. ne, Mr. and Mrs E. 0 Krenning of Mrs Jeffrey tea skirt, and Mrs. Harold Elkins and Mr. of lace, Mr.. The beautifully appointed Ito Cairo. Ill suit with inserts and Mrs E D Winchester The wore a pink knit table was overlaid with a white tl • • • .Thurwian and cer• date. of April 9 was listed as Mrs Morris chose a imported linen cloth Mrs %may Hopper of Alms dress, and center- the baby's birth date on Satur- dress with a jacket. tered with a gorgeous The Clemmie Jordan The has' been dismissed from Lour- blue knit flowers In a .Clemmie Jordan dai, wore hostesses' gift piece of spring des Hospital. Paducah. • • They all designed by • • • and boutonnieres. cherub container, corsages flanked by Mrs Kathryn Kyle' is spend- were greeted at Mrs Fred Gingles. Tripp and Tommy Woods are The guests holders Shoppe Shoppe ing t•ro weeks in Satellite Buron Jeff- pink eandles in silver guests of their grandpar- the door by Mrs the Beach. Ffa with her daughter, Nall ask- The appointments were all in and Mrs Alvin Far- rey and Mrs William ents, Sir It Henry. Mr Henry, register at silver Ky. Extended while their Mrs W ed thern to sign the NIurrai Highway Ntayfield. is, Olive I.ynn and Kyle. white Guests called between the Murray and Mrs Charles and children, the table overlaid with a Highway Mayfield, Ky — OPFN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 — parents. Mr. zf- a hours of two to four o'clock the process of Mrs Henry it recuperating linen cloth and centered with — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL N:30 ' Woods are in the afternoon at the club Ohio, to ter having undergone major nosegay of spring flowers „w in moving from Dayton, house surgery The fireplace was hmitcd

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PAGE 1968 FIVE THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESD -A-Y MAY 7, 1968 bedrooms, utility room with Layne Shanklin and Bee Otis washer and dryer. Excellent FOR RENT condition. Green Acres Trailer Jones. Thavot Our sincere thanks to Dr. Court, North 16th Extended. FOft RENT OR SALE, 1-bed- Scarbrough and to the nurses Call 753-8402. M-9-C mom house trailer, available at the convalesent division of IMPARetit now. Call 753-8281 after 5:00 NICE '64 CHEVROLET, 2-door the Murray Hospital, and the p. M-&P hard-top. Phone 753-8428 after J. H. Churchill Funeral Home. ME Freeman Duncan, 0#9# 6:00 p. m. M•13-P SERVICES OFFERED Mrs. Children, and grand- 1988 HONDA 160 Scrambler, children MOVING antiques." M-8-C FOR SALE Mont Ave., about three Years GALLOWAY INSURANCE and $500.00. Call 753-1655, M-9-C NOTICE Phone old, $18,750. Real Estate Agency, Murray, Reasonable and reliable. IN MEMORY I. LUXURY ROOMS accommoda- COMPONENT STEREO, 50 watt 3 ACRES about 4 miles south Ky., Phone 753-5842. M-7-C 753-7271. H-May-16-C Robert F. Parker ELECTROLUX SALES & Ser- tions for husband and wife, for AMERICAN trailer, lir- level, amplifier and Utah 12" speak- 8' a 35' of Murray on black top, MAINTENANCE Unlimited Jan- Robert F. Parker was born vice. Box 213, Murray, Ky., C. 4 wonderful fun-in-the-sun days, conditioner. Phone 753-7353. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, white ers, $200. Two smaller models; nice building site $1600- itor Service, Commercial, In- near Austin Spring in Weakley U. Sanders. Phone 382-3176, and 3 thrilling and romantic May-30-P with red interior, perfect con- drums, cheap, 811 Vine St. 30 ACRES about 6 miles north. dustrial, Residential, 492-8488. County, Tenn., son of George Lynnville, Ky. H-May-16-C nights at the ocean-front in out- dition, only 19,000 miles, 1,295.- Phone 753-7478. wo-P, good fences, fair house and M-23-C 1). and Nancy Parker. He at- glamorous Miami Beach. You 2-BEDROOM brick home. Liv- 00. Call 753-2216, FREE GREASE JOB buildings, $8,500. tended the elementary schools with each will be our guest at the elegant ing room, dining room, den, and 1968 ZIG-ZAG Sewing Machine. HELP WANTED fill up 30 ACRES about n miles south- later at Huntington, Mart- of 10 gal. of gas, Stand- hotel attached garage. One block from NEW AND USED tires. Tractor Monograms, buttonholes, hems, and SEVILLE, on the ocean west of Lynn Grove, corn and college. He ard Station, 4th and Maple St. park and shopping center flats repaired Sptgdy service. fancy designs, etc. New guaran- MAN to work at Co-Op feed mill in, and Knoxville at 30th Street, or the beautiful city pos- tobacco base, sowed down, Vinson taught in the elementary schools M-7-C DUNES Motel, on the ocean at on Chestnut. Call 753-6251. Tractor Co' Phone 753- tee. Assume final 7 payments and make deliveries. Apply in M-9-C session, $6,000. 4892. J-8-C of $6.10 per month. Write to person at Calloway County Soil for several years coming to WANTED: 170th Street, Miami Beach, All Came- Storage space for NICE BUILDING lots in P. 0, Box 32-R, c o Ledger & Improvement Association, In- Calloway County in 1910 to personal this is given with the purchase and DIAMONDS possession' of two lot Subdivision with water are a girl's best Times, Murray, Ky. M-13-C dustrial Road, Murray. TFC teach one year before turning of 2 Atlas tires or 1 complete 1987 HONDA, Model 90, 24000 Aft3U faculty members for sum- gas line. Select your future friend—until she finds Blue to farming."He later taught two tuneup, 4th and Maple Stand- actual miles. Local, $350.00. mer months. Call 753-8587 or home site now, $2,000,, and up. Lustre for cleaning carpets. NEED SOMEONE experienced years at Faxon High School. 7537982. ard, across from post office, Parker Ford, used car depart- Rent M-10-P electric shampooer $1. LOST & in general office work, ac- He bought a run down hill M-D-C ment. Call 753-5273. M-9•C FOUND Big K. M-11-C counting back ground prefer- farm in 1913, was the first farm- "THE ANTIQUE HOUSE", 303 - - — BRIDGESTONE, Model 90, LOST-3-point draw bar hitch. red. Write P. 0 Box 32-K, c/o er in the county to terrace the East Main Street, opens Thurs- 1987 1963 BONNEVILLE Pontiac. WANTED TO BUY actual miles, $275.00. Park- Lost in vicinity of 641 by-pass. Ledger & Times. M.-9-C land using his own handmade day, May 9. In addition to a 300 Full power, factory air, new used car department !'award. Call 7534785. M-9-P plumbing. The land was brought wide collection of antiques, the WANTED: A good used refrig- er Ford, LAKE BARKLEY tires. Excellent condition. Best WANTED: Man between 35 and Eff Call 753-5273. to high productivity, could "Antique House" will feature erator with a nice size freezing offer. Call 753-6123. M-9-C WANTED TO RENT 50 years of age, sober and re- prela grow all types of covers includ- • a selection of contemporary gift compartment. Call 753-6492. now have liable. Apply at Corvette Lanes re- RITE SIZE RUGS: We BY OWNER: A new quality ing red clover, - alfalfa, and items. "We buy, trade and sell M-7-P WANT TO RENT about June for an interview. M-9-C 100% nylon rugs in room sizes ACREAGE brick house kudgn for pasture. Late featuring 3 bed- 1, 3-bedroom house close to x 9 to 12 x 21, also oval rooms, family He owned one of the best at room, kitchen, school. Call 753-5657 after 5 WANTED: One experienced a 9 to 9 x 12. These rugs Jersey cows in at 6 1,4 deluxe tile baths, built-in p. in, body man, 45 hour work week, herd of grade back M-13-C come with built in double FOR SALE appliances, carpeting, nice clos- six paid holidays. Kemp's Body the county, served Liberty dis- fringed if Krs. cushion, serged, and ets, central heat, utility, living Shop, 511 South 3rd, phone trict as committeeman on the THURSDAY NIGHT patterns • Mrs. preferred. Over 100 room, carport, and completed 753-6195. M-9-C Farm Program for twenty years. Come by and and colors to choose. yard. Must be seen to apprec- He was married to Lena line. These ACRES — MIXED DOUBLES BOWLERS and see our new — 123 iate. Call 753-3903 M-9-C Geurin in 1917. He united with rugs are sale priced now. Car- Approximately 3800 Be Popular! Sugar Creek Baptist Church in raway Furniture and Appliance, feet of deep water 1986 14 Ft. TOLARCRAFT boat Play A Guitar! 1910, was ordained a deacon will meet with 6 horse 106 North 3rd Street, phone front on Donaldson Evinrude motor. HELP in 1915, later made chairman I G WANTED 753-1502. M-7-C Call 753-6010. M-9-C of the board. He served the Arts Creek. LESSONS Thursday, May 9th — ------ONLY church as deacon 49 years, as sity. NEW 3-point 5 ft- Cutter with Priced to Sell WARD AND ELKINS Service 62.00 at Shirt Presser a clerk 25 years, treasurer 20 'no. heavy gear box, stump jumper, $50,000.00 truck, 1962 Ford pick-up. Has at 7 p.m. Experience years, trustee 45 years, Sunday 1001 solid tail wheel, $325.00 Also factory built parts racks. Will Not Necessar or approximately School teacher 45 years, super- It at new 5' pull-type models. used make a good service truck or LEACH'S $400 per acre Apply: intendentent one year, led the She pick-up and pull-type models. farm truck. Call 753-1705, church to year round Sunday site, Vinston Tractor Co. Phone 753- • M-9-C MUSIC & BOONE LAUNDRY TV School in 1925, through the but June-8-C 4892. M-9-C help of cooperative teachers llle, — -- contact DRESSES, sue 14 and 16. Call SIX-ROOMock home, full base- 753-3485. M-9-C the church reached the "Stand- CORVETTE LANES JOE EORSEE ment, electric heat fireplace, ard of ExceDenee" in 1941, the Young-Oates Instructor carport, good well, on acre lot '54 CHEVROLET, 6-cylinder, first churcli\ in Blood River CARD OF THANKS the for the purpose of forming about 5 miles west of Murray Realtors straight shift, good shape me- Association at that time to cad on black top, near grocery and chanically. Has new rear main We would like to express our reach the standard. The pastors Sign Up Now For church, only $10,000. seal. Call 753-8267 MO-P sincere gratitude to our many in the association said he was Summer League friends Ira. GOOD 2-bedroom frame home, and neighbors for their the best Bible teacher in the 1965 CHEVROLET, BA-Air, 6- Summer Session tot' good location on nice lot, all kind words of sympathy ex- association. At that time the 3 8 8 - 7 6 0 5 cylinder, straight shift, 34,000 PHONE '753-7575 ice- city utilities, only $8,500. tended to us in our time of church had one fourth time All interested bowlers are invited. miles. Local car. Phone 753- tic tap- NICE 3-bedroom brick home, Eddyville, Ky. sorrow. preaching, later going to full 5788 after 5 p. in, M-9-P ard den, built-in kitchen, carport, Our special thanks to the time preaching. ones that sent flowers and food,: electric heat, nice lot on Bel- 10' x 57' MOBILE Home. Two- Mr. Parker died four years rL * and to the singers and Bro. 1TP • corn- High Excitement All the Way Peanuts® clud- by Charles M. Schulz ammo, ibers PI %NUTS ummall huiew•la. !tally UJE CAN TAKE THESE GU,., INATS THE 5PIRIT, s to AS GOOD AS GOLD JUT BEAR DOWN ,AND THROW 'DEAR HEART"! for 1!1 HARD AS LeOU CAN I C,JE held By Edward Wymark CAN iJo4 IF WE REALLY TRY the e of From the Coward-McCann, Inc., novel. C CopyrUtht. 1947, Zdwszill Wy Distributed by King Features Syndicate. — %HAT MAN NIAPPIENILD would have asked boy the New Territories on your al After 'Pernik;• fellow pilot and C friend. Tony Mostyn had been ar- to collect IL but he in the next trip,'' he mid, "Thea I'll rested In Calcutta for smuggling [ driveway so I went back up- show you Foo's collectiiin. Had gold Into India. John Verreker was I stairs myself and as it happened ' be delighted As you heart visited in London by Mostril • mtlh last •••• Olga, who told him her husband I went Into the wrong room Inight. I look after it frr him 3.MO pounds in • secret bank ac- count Verreker was then questioned Jurt as I was retreating my eye I Fascinating." by two- polke Inspectors. Adeane was caught by a photograph of Somehow I thought the New and Preston about his aa•ociation a with WASPS- beautiful, European girl on Territories seemed awfully close Verrelirr met ("Nirnilla Vandervell which was written "To Pay to the barbed-wire frontier posts • party Viral by a friend Se- Nancy by Ernie Buamialer bastian She er.• an American. liv- Ling. Cannes 1964." The photo- and the tentacles of Commun• ing and work ng in London and graph was in a small silver ism; that sort of barrier had be- Pans for • New York art fin M of which her !whir was director Ver-. frame on a chest-of-drawers in conic so temporary and so much rider fell In Ice e with her but was what was obviously a dressing- , more menacing Lice its concep- surprised when she asked him not a to see her brother. Nicholas on room 'Bon in the days of Clemenceau Verreker's next night to Hong Nearby As we walked out Nicholas I'M RETURNING THIS Kong grotesquely larger and In Hong Kong Verreker'• friends.estdestroying the simplicity of the suddenly put his arm on my BOOK I THOUGHT Irma 41141 Ay-lee Scrivener intro- other's effect was a leather- shoulder. "Well." he said. ''I duced him to Nicholas Vander-veil At party at the home of the framed photographic portrait of suppose you will be getting WAS LOST wealthy and myeterious Foo Tay a bullfrog Chinaman in battle. man-led in England." He paused Lint. Verreker wondered about the [ business relatimsbip, of Nicholas dressress His head was posed and . and continued rather sadly, "I 1 sod Ling chin elevated, his shoulders seem to know so few people were squared and his eyes razed there now and most of them are CHAPTER 19 into the room with a frighten- just business people. I still have PAY LING and I walked ing lack of expression This too 'one great friend, an old man F°1:round the room and Nich- was inscribed in ink, but in called Jacobsen but I fear he is I 10 olas Vandevell followed, while Chinese. I paused to stare•atu- almost a recluse now, He only Foo Pay Ling showed me orna- pidly at the unIntelliglible ps. emerges to delve in the British ment... the antiquity of which gods-like symbols, Museum arid that is very rarely varied from three thousand The man in the oatugraph:becaase he's frightened of years to just the other day. trains. He laughed and was Mao Tse-tung in the uni- went U I Ow05 —a', "It's extraordinary how politi- i II b. WAN No.. 1,41•••• form of General of the Chinese on, "And I don't suppose you cal situations are reflected in Peoples' Republic know my only other real friend the culture of any period." Pay • • • of the past . Crane Ludo Ling explained. "The plain green Crane"', The party last and brown lead glazes of the night had left "Crane' No, I don't think so." Abbie 'N Slats me by R. Van Buren Han period' for instance are with strange impressions "Knew him during the hal- They were transformed in the later T'ang mixed, varied, din- icyon days of my youth. Actual- turbing. period The beauty and refine- Nicholas had seemed .01 ly I've a couple of vases for him WELL, ADELE, IT DOESN'T GIVE A ...BUT I'M DOIN' IT SINCE IT'S ONLY FOR A a intensely ment of this epoch characterizes deliberately peculiar. 41 the moment. Junk and barely MAiDEN LADY MUCH COMFORT FOR YotIR BOY AND FEW DAYS,I SUPPOSE I -so very keen for me to meet the new and fertile atmosphere removed from Benarea brass- HE DON'T LOOK LIKE NAVIN' THE LIKES 0'INIPA THAT'S SUFFICIENT CAN BEAR UP... WHAT'RE Foo Pay Ling and existing in China after the extraordi- ware. Not even worth the cost MUCH ABBIE BUT THE SKULK IN • AA:slitim.,..:01 REASON.__ STARIN' AT So narily unstirprtsed —13reillE ti 6T.Lhe sari-loan em- When 7 said a air-freighting it. I suppOse it WAV tth SET triAlergrt -EYED ADELE ?? I pire-.'" was going to marry his sister. would be an awful bore for you LEG WAS NOTHIN' ' Proudly he showed me small Then there Wall Pay Ling him- to take then- '1" SHORT 0'A MIRACLE self howls and plates and wine . .. and above all there was "Well." I said reluctantly AND WITH DOG that ewers and gave them to me for photograph viewing the prospect of lugging HUGHES BE IN' my uninformed exam inat I ordered another drink, and ' briussware on and off an aero- LAID UP... Some of them which he handled as I was paying for it, Nicholas plane at each slipstation. "We're I considered plain and dull and andervell limped through the not actually supposed to do that if inelegant In others I cool-1 door When he came up I IT - sort of thing." • share his enthusiasm. membered how he gad told me "Look. I don't want to be a We left the room for a. few he wanted to live in China. Per- trouble, but I thought that if minutes and iilletairs in a small. haps one day he would b., a you wouldn't mind, the fellow red sitting-room he showed me friend of Choir En-lai and 'Mao would Neve them neare • Chriet- _ a jade honseia the fourteenth Trre-tsung too, and 1 wonderect mair:".• • if he would go so far as to have "It's a bit awkward because • ----"My_ latest acquisition.- he pictures of them in his dressing- ,isis I say, it's not really permit- room like Foo m=••IP said. I admired the exquisitely Pay Ling had. • ted unless the things are for our carved and airmail animate "I hope you enjoyed the party personal use: besides the CUP- limbs of the small horsT. Then I last ey tomuf are pretty hot at the mo d "Very much Was it all Lil' said it likiss time for .me to right_ ment Still I don't mind if it's Abner by Al-CaPP 11`Meellneroo and Vandervell on litij"-Ifoing?" only brassware...." !cl "Of eiltreak What the sante night had been a little • did you "Wonderful of you. There. GET THOSE 9 ?-sonnEONE'S (-'AND-6/GGLE.r-vg'S overpowering think of Foof*--14se___didn't wait another thing too: anticipating CAMERAS ROLLING!! I TAMPERED WITH 3” and see my for me to reply and -sVerd—into the /THE giowe our; roc)M "You must come world., and since you're on THE STAR paintings in the New Territories another description of Fea. Par- spot, I have decided to give HIMSELF THE FUSE E;f0X next time you come to Hong ; Ling's treasure h o II se in the you present now." .46 ALREAD'i HARED (LIGHTS New Kong.- Foo Pfl'•' Ling said when Territories. Nicholas con- "Most a W rtaly good of you," AT WORK!! / I thanked him (or the party. eluded. "commercially. cultural- I murmured. •-• (WENT you really must go MO SOOrs ly and politically he's st. aston• "I think you'll like it," he lii lake you across to Kowloon ishingly flexible This la the sort said. ."I mean after all bont.- Nicholas said. "The of man who is capable of help- need pictures 'fur your flat, in My and N ferry will have stopped by now, ing to bring to fruition a sea- I distrust Camilla•s taste in "The bOnt'a not far from Blake China which is only embryunic eastern art: so I've sent round Pier Have lunch with me ti,- at the moment.- to your hotel a small painting morrow at the Regina and we Ti, Foo _ray Ling and has ilk, I found in Tokyo It's all packed can finish our little talk.- • Vrindervell could devote his up and should travel all right." AP I was going out I found whole mind and what seemed to I thanked him, genuinely that I'd left my cigarette case ' he an astonishingly, fierce na- grateful for what would un- ripstairs I remembered putting tire. After a discussion of Ca- . dinititedly be something of good aii, wn when Foo Pan' Ling mill& I told him I must !waive triate. duaved me the jade horse I . -perhaps • you'll limit- lip IO ITto Bu Cowl bl:fl 11 Ton/077,w r From the Coward-Mr Csnn. . .4 el. • Ciaiirrwiit. Eassid VVy k [ •

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PAGE SIX THE LEDGFIL St TIMES KENTUCKY TUESDAY - MAY 7, 1968 Commissioner's ored Forward Pass by a length, • WSM-TV WLAC-TV WSIX-TV WDCN-11 ALMANAC • ; and-a-half. • Sale SEEN & IlEARD . 'Winner • Of said Churchill Channel 4 Ckaneel 5 Channel II Chantal 2 NOTICE OF SALE Spring Rally Knebelkamp by United Press international (Continued From Paos 1) under the dir- 5..1 Gardner Men The Ustrassoklas. COMMONWEALTH OF Downs officials, Movie: MSc Man THE is Tuesday. Today Vay 7, the government spends (Cataloged Press Pine 1) ection of security director Al- 5 Wear Creak., See. bassa• at 5 Jtameta KENTUCKY, CALLOViAY Cir- 128th day of Then the -1 riga 1968 wth 238 to stewards, money after first paying 94th Kentucky Derby at Chur- vin Schem and the •.• cuit Court Ruby Darnell For- Is Held By your 6 Mars Mkt, IOW% I Ira luta follow. are conducting a "thorough in- •1.$ Mar Smarts Max rest, and husband, W. A For- the two million "handlers" of chill Downs after the results All Dream et Dar. Vaster bays tka= The moon is between the vestigation into the matter." • Asassass W. A. Forrest, Adm'r of your dollars - the government of a urine test were learned rest; first quarter and the full phase. said this is the first time n- r OD Jerry Lea. Permit employees. But - you say - and Calumet Farm's Forward He talst••••••S' the Estate of Sheltie Cooper 4-4I Clubs The morning stars are Saturn Chur- 3 Sirs laplabbarksad big Federal bureaus and Pass was recognized as winner. in the 94-year history of - lad Iltatten Vat\ Probe Collins, "these ./•• • and Venus. chill Downs that a urine test War VERSUS their projects are really paid Churchill Downs President • • The evening star is Jupiter. Kentucky Derby winner 8 AO tapds: . The three 4-H Community Get out your Knebelkamp said of a . tor by the rich". Wathen .1S •Jactiaist . Thomas Broach, wife, and De- On this day in history: "positive " is Goad Matabla A.V.P.D. latkitia Clubs of New Concord bald income tax report for last year, under the rules of racing Dan- has come back 4 rvrlarantat Warta .. . fendsust. In 1915, the British liner their spring rally Thursday, compare it with what you paid cer's Image cannot share in The decision by Churcual • 9 ..... Ft.., carwatar, PtTha.lanotatas Mesa. -5;...aa5t By virtue of a judgment and "Lusitania" was sunk off Ire- (s Mamie P.S. the Calloway May 2, at the New Hope ten years ago, and see who the purse distribution of the stewards means that Forward a • .21...... order, of sale of land by a German U-boat. The Vilma* Church pays. YOU. Remember that, Kentucky Derby, and the $125,- every Ayr, tuirse ,. - Circuit Court rendered at the sank in Pass and Of Mist Eager Beaver vessel 22 minutes with promises you one Maw lams May 2 Rule Term thereof 1968. president, Kim when somebody 000 first place prize goes to the field will be moved up 10 - 2 141/11.r. ;,,Osarts Mar., far% " Puckett. the loss of almost 1,200 pas- it's Fed- V- Parrs, Maw 1.4 .. 1.1 law t called the meeting to something "free" - Forward Pass position. putting Francle's Hat II • in the above cause, for the sengers, including 124 Amer- order and gave the welcome eral money." Ifs yours." Stewards at Churchill Downs second, T.V. Commercial third Jon abhor settlement of estate I shall pro- icans 1 1 1 : reed to offer for sale at the; ' • said the Kentucky Racing Com- and Kentucky Sherry fourth. aterts: . Brelslord read the scripture In 194'5, Germany surrender- difficult idea to get Dancer's payoff 'The XIS the Mur• • ' This is a mission's report on Knebelkamp said the Court House door in Cornet ed at Rheims France, Mara Cada* from Proverbs. Cherry across, however it is true. Image urine sample showed on wagering on the derby 15 Shams ray, Kentucky, to the highest 1954, the forces ' vas. Adlassa president, Owen Garrison, led In French Evers.• dime the Federal govern- that "the sample taken from would stand E. Tarter bidder. at public auction on the ndered at their fortress of 2 Movie the prayer and pledges to the surre . ment spends must of a neces-, Dancer's Image, winner of the 1 27th day of May, 1968, at 1:A); Dienbienphu, causing their The ruling by the Kentucky ; flags. sits come to it from taxpayers. "tth rare May 4. 1968. contained .1 .11 " O'clock p m. or thereabout, 1 _. , Garrison,withdrawal.. from what is now State Racing Commission noted X/ 1 Blue ribbons awarded for The less the government Phenylbutazone and or a or upon a credit of 6 months. the Vientnam. that "under the rules of racing, 1 Speeches were Owen spends, the less income taxes rivative thereof." -- WEDNESDAY VEN-11114411G following described property, to-, ...... I 1964, an airliner crashed the wagering on said race is in PROGRAMS t iectncity; Cnt Stubblefield will be It is just that simple. The disqualification was the Fatal tapas wit: ' 40 miles east of San Francisco, no way affected." Pills In Our Lives, Mike Cun'-' in the history' of the Der- 6 Belli* lard Cersers lsatilsa fteittra 'Being a part of the North- killing all 44 persons aboard first - :TS Okra n'ing ham, TheeKentucky or ; We turn from this frustrating by. Dancer's Image, owned by Dumb ....114.4• east Quarter of Section 21, The FBI indicated that the pi- The $5,000 Gold Cup annual- - .1 American Rifle; Steve McCuist- problem to the old Tree Frog Mew Township 2, Range 3, East, Peter Fuller. stormed from last ly given the winner of the Der- on, Strengthing Our American lot had been shot. who lives in the Post Oak In and more specifically describ-, thought for the day-Scot' place in the field of 14 three- by will go to Calumet FILM. ; Heritage; Kim Puckett, George; A the back yard. He has moved. 7 1fig-- ed as follows: historian Thomas Carlyle year-old colts to beat the fav- tassn• Mkt. Otolcatt _ Washington; Jimmy Burkeen ;Usti Last year he was in the front "One (1) acre, more or less. who has once csolola Kentucky; Wanda Crotchet';mid..' "No man yard in the Hard Head Hickory. 4 - " 641,41 a•••tits being 12-2 3 poles and wholly laugd DAR Chapters To • square' Our Future America; Cordell,;heartily **IN Nesters described as follows: Beginn- can be irreclaimably bad." - Hospital Report Asoissowas* Williams, My Responsibility As lte gives out occasionally with 9 elks 0.54*. -1110!ast amiss - • . log at a stake on the East Hold Special Meet Shr A 4-1-1 Member. sleepy croak. When this oc- LV=es• side of Lynn Grove Road at o Leant 1.V.1% Ms Blue ribbons for demonstrat curs in the heat of the day The Captain Wendell Oury the South side of old private were; - Adults 101 .1 n fr, ...tr.. Anil. vse Merbetra balk (.5.9Sec Sr. Liklats ions Jimmy Jarrett, Equip when there is no wind, it seems Chapter of the Daughters of Census Sara farand America road (referred to in preced V .4 waren. Dk-k van Data ment Needed In Geology; MSU Census - Nursery ... 14 :as fasstas . Jam Rifle . . • to make everything dryer and the American Revolution of _ Dastlata Shaw *or*. tasterv leg deed as the Souh side. Admissions, May 5, 1968 _ es Jarrett. Health for Teeth: hotter Murray, the Paducah Chapter, .1 it Asarritt/ Lava at 441.4od1tt of Will Cooper Road); thence Mrs Marilyn Erwin, Route 1 *1M• SCits‘•• David Smith, Radiation; Robert and the Col. John Green chap- 1 I ..i'. er. gem . Iio".1t :nratr1 ituarra. yip East with the South side of (Cesstimaed Peens Page 1) Hazel; Mrs. Maureen Taylor __ Gokans 1..bakt ^ 14.11114 Brelsford, Helpful and Harm- There Is just something about ter of Hopkinsville will have a - . old private road 12-2 3 poles. les L Lanmer, has been Hazel; Mrs. Helen Sutter, Rt. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ful Insects, Steve McCuiston, build- that croak which seems to take Joint meeting and luncheon at PROGRAMS to a stake; thence South. par, ing for the championship for 1, Mayfield. Mrs. Ethel Rogers, el i tier Pam Navas OtteLlsota. Good Lighting; Jimmy Burkett', all his energy and add to the the Kenlake Hotel on Friday, Orr.. 14sArup 141MM, ••11. allel with Lynn Grove Road, L : - Nail Sizes and Uses. Kim Pue- two years. Last year they fin- drugg,v atmosphere There is May 10. 301 Maple, Murray; Mrs. Bet- 1 .erive Peftv 12-21 poles to a stake; then- ished second in the 1606S Main, __ __ 'Lai Vault 'Noun kett, Brace and Bit; Mike Cun- National another aspect however a n d Mrs. Wilson Evans of Berea, ty Smithmier, fl) . Davi at- 0-;r Lae Is • Maw Piervesil Same t* West. parallel with old pri-;; ningham, How To Load the Conventianal Rifle Competition Murray. ivan LsIu this is that when you hear this State Regent, will be the guest 1 Aor&rs Motmr""ito: r vate road, 12-2 3 1 to: behind the U S Naval .Acade- , Dismissals Aikla .j1 Piawow COTO- 0010Warl P°-es American Rifle; Lisa Smith, sleepy pronounciation, you speaker. Pius Loam VOW kta a stake on East side of Lynn How To Color Key Your Kit. ms Coach Larimer, a former Mrs. Connie McCahill and 4 Monet. Masa 13 TN Ma Gitarso know that all is well with the 15 crsei; Nem - - 140apitsi NW" Grove Road; thence North chen Cabinets; Ramona Horton, Murray State competiter him- baby girl, Box 266 College Sta., u'r*. 00.1 WI world. He only speaks when NEW COMERS CLUB 2 as - Ear 01 MOW Cia.I1 Oftadasts WOW at SOW. with East side of Lynn Grove Sewing Basket; Janett Newber- self. said that the team's suc- Murray, Master Joseph P. Jon- Lank MO kaa everything is absolutely quiet •flat 4---14.ta..-Set!et Stars Road 12-2 3 poles to the point cess was a result of hard work es, Jr.. 18360 Holland Drive, . Dalla. Savo Mars law ry and Paula Elkins, The Cut. and no hint of danger is in the The Welcome Wagon New 15 Gams . of beginning. Northwest by each individual. Nancy .F Valais !Mina s !oral Mel (The lery Sestet. "While this Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs 3 Potato, Plates wind Corners Club will meet Thurs- • corner of this tract is approx Other blue ribbon awards year's team was the best in Carolyn Parker and baby boy 3,c. Mika• day, May 9, at 7.30 p.m. it the /MIL %OW Mars at imately 70 poles North of the were to Lisa Smith, RAMOISI Murray 'Slate's history." he con- A small Bull Frog squirming 512 South 8th Street, Murray; •Ratak Oman has Samar Ttsof dr Triangle Inn Mrs Harlan Hod- 4. 4 Ilse Hardy Adams Road (RH- and Wanda Crtucher tinued. "next year's team pro- Mrs. Jeannette Alexander, Rt • • Tatinessa Comparancas Horton, under the sand stone in the ges will give a book review. • Tir=wri 1101)." mises to be even better" Karnes. ,a Lama lab. Valle for their aprons. to Cindy Gar- flower bed We saw him but 7, Benton; Mrs. Norma ' alms, 1111•ir. For the purchase Mitlar Creak.* Price- the , rison for her gathered skirt, he thought he got away un- Route 2, Murray; Mrs. Gussie Nor purchaser must execute 5 Mrus 4.4 bond. ; and to Ladonna Maupin for her Senior Citizens To noticed Story Hour Will Houston, Route 3, Murray; Mrs women:Ay Evaimpic psocamos with approved securities, bear- ! dress Jannett Jarrett was the Be At Library Annie Stalls, Route 2, Eiarel; Miss Meet On Friday 1 Lava Lars ta Ott% ing legal interest from the day piano accompanist for the girls Mrs Odell Garland, Route 1 6 Wenn tomri. The Rhode Island Red chicken ••destVII Lass ..Scat. The •stra.-. of sale, until paid, and having they modeled Murray; Mrs. Darlene Workmar Fel Gallit 'as is the state bird of the state _ Story Hour will be held at _ • the force and effect of a The Murray Senior Citizens Rout. 1, Lynn judit- . Displays awarded blue rib- of Rhode Island. the Murray-Calloway County and 6aliY ; Tx*. AllaseastriF intent Bidders will be prepared sans were as follows Rock Club will meet on Friday. May Grove, Robert Williams (expir- Nale•sraasit Library on Wednesday. May 8, Lamas Mama atve.te rvaao• to comply promptly with these 10. at 1.00 p m for a potluck 7J. Collection. Jimmy Jarrett; The Cardinal is the state bird from three to four p.m. ed), 203 North 12th Street, 0 8 lamp, Jimmy Burkeen; lamp, dinner at the Community Cen- Murray. _Nava'..,..„,,... lama at as of Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, A film about "Ping" will be "OM thsair gave terms Darrell Shoemaker., ter on Ellis Drive. f"Hs "ma Mar Jaws Owen Garrison. North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia at Samati • ..-...'. shown and stories will be told - Lbw . Master All senior citizens are invit- • Sat Commissioner. GS:el-Yes° nM eCturstonp,iinqu uilpt and West Virginia. by members of the Alpha °ail- 9. 1:14•16a ed to attend this function. F/14.1rt allairs Calloway Circuit Court . box and pot holders, Keith WINS TV • . eron Pi social sorority. . . 7-1421-C Dowdy, towel rack and I a p There will be entertainment ,111 • - '. Children in the age group of cookies, proiided board, Kim Puckett, ONE CITED four through seven are urged Morns Baucum of 1821 Cal- cleaning eon- Anyone wishing to be a char- Wanda Crutcher. to attend. loway Avenue was the winner .... -XI talks: Isar% • i ter member of this club is ask- 114".1 Commissioner s tamer and sewing basket, Lisa Only sine person was cited of the RCA color television Smith, cleaning container. Pau- ed to be present on Friday. by the Murray Police Depart- given away at the open house Membership cards will be issu- ST LOUIS • UPI•-a sign at Nansta • Sale Elkins!--first aid kit and ment yesterday and last night, Church held at the model home on Cat- "X•as. ed at this Centenary Methodist cleaning container. Janett New- meeting which are according to the department alina Drive by the Johnson Groats Ms NOTICE OF SALE good for one year A small an- here said. 1.4sa • THE berry, sewing basket, Ramona records This was for ihreach of -What's Wrong With Brothers Construction Corn isaa•• COMMONWEALTH OF nual membership fee is charg- Being 4Ig• AB • tas.A. KENTUCKY. CALLOWAY Cir Horton. shoe shine kit, David peace. MalacHusted In a World Lik pany, Inc., on Sunday Smith. three insect cases, lamp. ed. 1 1 - rust Court. Mettle AulD. Tripp, This'" • - s- Et'al. safety light. shoe shine kit, and Brelsford. VERSUS first aid kit. Robert sassed. Pm...4 Iv Si., area agent in Ruby Tripp, Et'al. Defendant Glen Sims. and of- By virtue of a Judgment and youth, served as judge and Guts 25 to 50e Higher information to Federal Hog order of sale of the fered helpful Sows, Steady Calloway Circuit Court rendered at the each member Market Report US 1 2 200-230 lbs 119 25-19 75. Prices reduced on April Rule Term thereof 195/8. US 1 3 190-230 lbs $18 75-19 25, in the above cause, for the set US 13 230-250 lbs 118 CO-18 75. Federal State Market News Uetnent of estate. I shall pro- Robert Hendon Is Sen ice, rues May 7, 1968 Ken. US 2-3 240-200 lbs $17 33-1-1.00 Ford XL's... ' reed to offer for sale at the; tuck SOWS: Speaker Purchase Area Hog Mark- lbs 2s Court House door in the Mur.; Banquet US 1 2 et Report includes 9 Buying 270-350 $15 16 23 ray. Kentucky to the highest' For Calloway FFA Stations Few to 75 Mustang '$1 ; bidder, at public auction on the; Sprints... Receipts 1138 Head Barrows S 1 3 300-450 lbs 114 25-15 25 27th day of May 1968. at 1 Ofl• Robert Hendon. professor of O'clock p m or thereabout, agricultural economics at Mur upor. a credit of 6 months, the' ray State University. was the Fairlane hardtops! following described property. guest speaker at the annual WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, to-wit: Father and Son Banquet held and FRIDAY 'Tract No 2, known as the, by the Calloway County. High A G. Hale tract Being out• School chapter of the Future May 8, 9, 10 -if the West corner of the, Farmers of America on Friday, Northeast Quarter of Section May 3, in the school cafeteria. Ford's See-the- 31, Township 8, Range 6,' ''Changes in Fanning" was • and beginning at the North- the theme of Mr Hendon's talk. , west corner of said Quarter; Approximately 250 members light Sale! BIG JUICY I thence Southeast with Liber and guests were present. 9 ty Road to a rt-..."1, with the The annual awards program West side of pointers. thence and installation of new officers North to I N Ragsdale's line; was held by the chapter in Jef- thence West with said line to frey gym Boys receiving a- the beginning containing ten wards were as follows (10) acres more or less". Class Star Farmers - Gary . All creditors, heirs and de- Evans, freshman, Dwain Rog- visees are to file their claim ers, sophomore, Kent MeCuistv 1 HAMBURGERS with the Master Commissioner on, junior, and Larry Wisehart, on or before the day the above senior property is to be sold. Notebook winners - Paid For the purchase price, the' Rushing. Tim Scroggs, PM ,Regular purchaser must execute bond, Scott, and Steve Catbey. with approved securities, bear- Record book - Grundy Fal- --964..ItiF4 ing legal interest from the day well, Ricky Crouch, Kent Mc. Fabian, 2-0wor iitardani tenewn 19' each , of sale, until paid, and having Cuiston, and Larry Wisehart. the force and effect of a judg- Scholarship award - Don For 99 ment Bidders will be prepared McCallon whose overall aver to comply promptly with lb.., age was 93 4 per cent. - NO LIMIT - : terms - Chapter Star Farmer award- ; Darrell Shoemaker,, Larry Wisehart. ..0•FF Open 10 a.m.-to I I p.m. Master Commissioner, New officers installed fot Calloway Circuit Court 1968-89 were Kent McCuiston, 7 14-21 -C president, Craig Calhoun, vice- president; Danny Galloway, treasurer; Jackie Cochran, re DARI-CASTLE porter. Dwain Rogers, secre Ford XL Fastback Department tary, Danny Chapman, sentinel. Chestnut Street - Murray Kappa To Meet Tuesday While they last- • Textiles Top • For Carry Outs, Call 753-8842 Mrs Castle Parker will give Finnish Exports a book review at the meeting of NEW yoRK 'UPI - Tex-, year's lowest prices on... the Kappa Department of the tiles and manufactured terstile - DARE-CASTLE Air conditioned Ford XL's, MENU - Murray Woman's Club to be pi()duets Napped all Finnish ex- Mustang Sprints! Here's your FaIrlane Hardtops! special savings, too. on Talk about cool deals, You won't see the chance to get the best selling sporty car in America's most popular held Tuesday, May 7, at 7.30 ports durtn: 1966. teports the intermediate Specially likes of this one again If you wait all year Our the world looded with spee.int enuipment equipped harcnOpS pm at the club house Finnish An:writ an Chamber of ebe top-of-the-line XL Fastback is now on sale you never could get at this with • Vinyl root 051/45 suss IX.. *,.. onascr .1/1111TY. iss..t•-.1.., Commerce prIce_before Tas witch Is on to rota S. NEltarIBURGICIS .. Sae. Ilk, Si 50 it. with • Factory-installed air conditioning • GI Stripes • Pop-open gas cap • Wheel • Sporty wheel t . IV.. 115.• "Elegance" by Genevieve An- "Analyst, of Finland's 1986 IRV'. t PI Ylltrall • Ile alt s at .. • Tinted windshield and windows covers •-Sporty trim OtIV-S end also save covers • Whits side- 111.. .,I) Sal toine Daneux will tie tiv book moans' results now t 11111LI 510(5 ...... I S.TI 1 .. no. pf 3 .- establish •302 -cu in V-8 • High-performance axle on • Wide-oval tires • Styled steel wheels wall tires• Smart •klt-MI-4 SA*. i 05.1 ims•:• tr.. reviewed by Mrs. Parker. that textiles and ai.• ... 5 N. 1.• 1(4 . manufactured •Disappearing headlamps • Die-cast grille • CT fog lamps • Buckets, floor Me 11115.15 . 11'.• textile -mounted accent side moldings (4)I 5 4 OL k ' Ilk to. 14. II 05•111.* Char- products acrounted for Car. Hostesses will be Mrs • GT stripes • Quiet ride of a great road stick, carpeting come at no extra cost' But .pleated vinyl • moie than 100 les Thomas, Mrs Will D. million (Inn- The supply of these XL's Is limited So hurry' haw:These Mustang SprintS are gOing last' upholstery Thornton Mrs Bobby Toon, marks of over •;eas sales, for an inerearse of Chicken! Fish! Shrimp! Baskets _ and Mrs. Billy Dale Outland. 33 per rent over 89' the 1985 level and now Mitt' • • • •en••••• In A nnots14111 new •-omniiroir .the vector of !Finnish con- CASTLEBURGERS (It's a Meal) 55' sumer Parker Motors, ran perform up to 16 8 stood. exports." the Inc. million Chlinib•I arbbouri. prt yrcusit$ sac, Murray,

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