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Wildcats Play Host to Daviess County in Season Opener Fiscal Court lOc Copy Devoted To The Best Interests Of Cadiz And Trigg Count' Cadiz, Kentucky Thursday, Sept. 1, 1966 Number 35 Volume 85 Services For Alice Ann Wright Wildcats Play Host To Daviess Receives Scholarship Three Criminal Cases Set For Alice Ann Wright, daughter of Troy Rutland Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wright of the Montgomery community, wiU County In Season Opener Held August 27 leave September 11 to register as September Term Of Circuit Court Retired Farmer And a freshman at Mississippi State College for Women in Cclumbus, Grand Jury To breaking. Preceding these two Wallace Freeman, Tom Futrell, Cadiz Businessman Miss. cases is a suit set for September 6 Mrs. A K Goodiwin, L R Carr, Miss Wright is the recipient of Be Empaneled involving the Commonwealth vs. Finis E. Cherry, Carl B Gray, Died August 26 Norris G Mitchell, Herman Robert Troy Rutland, age 86, a one of 50 full out of state tuition On Labor Day Alfred Greer, charged with mur­ Wright, Homer Cunningham, retired Trigg County farmer and scholarships. Selection for a scho The September term of Trigg der Robert Terrell, Woodrow Crisp, Cadiz businessman, died at 4:15 larship of this type is based on Circuit Court gets underway here Other cases will be set for trial Lowell J. Chubick, Malcolm Friday m orning, A ugust 26, a t academic achievement and the Monday, September 5, with the when the Civil Docket is called Light, Rabon Leneave, Cleve Shady Lawn Nursing Home here applicant’s score on a standardiz­ empaneling of the Grand Jury Monday, and the Criminal Docket Childress, P^anidolph Travis, after an illness of three months. ed intelligence examination. and with the Grand Jury’s work is called Tuesday. James Guess, Jr., W O Allen, A native of Trigg County, Mr. Alice Ann plans to major in labeled as light this term. The following is a list of pro­ Percy D Bridges, Aubrey Oakley, Rutland was born August 14) psychology with a career in per­ One civil suit has been set for spective jurors for this term of Jesse Watkins, Clyde Stewart, 1880, the son of Albert and Sally sonnel and public relations in September 12 and involves Ethel Court: Herschel Rogers, Ernest Bridiges, Forest Jackson Rutland. He was m ind. Holland and husband vs. Coy Sam Lancaster, Hazel Noel, Robert Gilliland, Lexie Bush, Joe married January 26, 19110 to the A May honor graduate of G illihan Terry Watkins, Burwick Downs, Bill Colson, Harry Lee Cuidis, former Ocie Nora Mitchell, who Trigg County High School, Miss Criminal suits set for trial in­ Leon Noel, Harvey Morris, Mrs. Junior Nichols, Stanley Hall, survives. Wright was a member of the clude the CommonW'ealth vs. Kenneth Hopson, J. Robert For 57 years Mr. Rutland had Beta Club and vice president of Raymond Lee Lewis, charged Brame, Giilmer Burgess, Mrs. C Bob Litchfield, Ned Davis, Leon been a member of Lodge No. 121, the National Forensic League. with dwelling house breaking, set W. Davis, Cary Rawls, George Futrell, George Bleidt, Elmer F and A M and he was also a mem During the summer of 1965 she for September 7. Another suit set Ladd, Dennis Brashears, Mrs. Holland, J. M Towler, Ernest ber of the Cadiz Methodist served as one of Kentucky’s two also for September 7 is that of Margie Hopson, Clyde Cunning­ Johnston, Rudy Rudd, Aubrey Church where services were delegates to Girls Nation in the Commonv/ealth vs. Thomas ham, Lem Banister Jr.; Pay Lancaster, Thomas C. Fourshee, conducted Saturday, August 27, Washington, D. C. She was voted Laye, charged with storehouse Simipson, Mrs. Rosina Campbell, A C Sowell, W H Gray. at 3 p m. by his pastor, the Rev Most Dependalble and also as one T. D. Everett. Mrs. Mae Perdue, of four Outstanding Seniors by her graduating class. The Trigg County Wildcat Second Row: Dan Jones, Bur­ viess County tomorrow evening the Rev. J. Norman Ellis, and Football squad is composed of ton Aldridge, Lonnie Wilson, Nat with kick-Oflf time set at 8 p. m. Mrs. Sammie Bentley, organist, (first TOW from the left) David Baker, Jerry Stroud, Kenneth on Perdue Field. had charge of the music service. Wayne Parker Joins Radford, Tony Lester. James Alexander and Mike Holland. A number of other players Goodwin Funeral Home was in Local Chevrolet Firm Hoipson, Mike Miller, Jerry Lewis, These teammates will show were not present when this pic­ charge of arrangements. Joe Oakley, Billy Radford, and their local fans the calibre of ture was made. Burial was in East End Ceme­ Tony Munger, (manager. their playing ability agai st Da­ Photo by Steve Jones. tery with Masonic rites. In addition to his wife, Mrs. Ocie M. Rutland of Cadiz, he is broadcast over radio station district standings. survived by two sons, James First Game Of WKDZ. The games will be taped This will -be helpful to some, | Rutland!, Cadiz; and Ralph Rut­ each Ffiday night and played Season To Be Played and wll hurt others, though the land, Peoria, 111.; two daughters, back on Saturday afternoon. The mcve has been highly praised in Mrs. Ollie Johnson of Louisville; At Perdue Field Saturday afternoon contests will By Willard Hendricks many quarters, because it means and Mrs. J. B. Floyd, Triune, be done live. As the days begin to grow that a team must be successful Tenn; a brother, Marion Rutland, Trigg boasts one returning shorter, the shadows of night ar_ in their own district before they Hopkinsville; two sisters, Mrs. starter and about 20 varsity riving a little more rabidly, local can advance to the ichatmpionship George Karris and Mrs. Nelson players this year. Local fans are football fans are beginning to play offs'—not by the m erits or Bennett, both of Hopkinsville; ealgerly awaiting to see how the feel that strange stirring known demerits of a team outside the and ten gTandchildren. Wildcats will shape up under universally as “pigskin fever” district. A daughter, Mrs. John D. Coach Bolling as he sets about and are looking forward to the Trigg plays" six district oppo­ Haynes preceded him in 1956. rebuilding a fighting squad. 1966 oipening kick off. nents this fall. The minimum is Pallbearers were Douglas Wal­ The 19ol6'_67 Wildcat Varsity Tomorrow night the Wildcats four. They are, in order, Fort lis, Ritchie Mitchell, William Roster is: of TCHS open the season at home Campbell, Warren County, Mur­ Thomas Mitchell, Cullen Jackson Ends against the Panthers of Daviess ray, Crittenden, Russellville and A1 Rutland and Wallace Rutand. Ken Alexander____ 6_1 15-0' Jr. County. At the helm of the Fight- Fulton City. Last season Trigg Honorary pallbearers were mem'_ George, Radford'___ 6_1 .180 Sr. , in’ Black this season is new head finished second in the district bers cf Lodge No. 12il of Cadiz. Tackles i V coach Robert Boll/’g, f"om.Casey with a 5-L l record, -.4; losing to M ike H olland _____6-0 225 Jr. High School, Casey, 111. Murray and tying Russellville in David M itchell____ 6_1 22i5' Sr. Kentuckians In Wayne Parker, formerly of Mad_ In the past ten years, Trigg the opener. The Wildcats last sea­ James Hopson -------6_0 230 Sp. isonville, and his vvife. Mrs. Bar­ County has faced Daviess on the son was 6- 2-1 over all. Michigan To Have INSPECTION TRIP—Governor Edward T. Breathitt (left) and State Highway Commis­ Billy Radford ____5-8 155 Sp. bara Jane Parker will move to gridiron three times with a loss Many area high schools also sioner Henry Ward inspect payement on Interstate 65 near Bowling Green during a stop on Centers Picnic Sept. 4 Nunn Bouleviard in Cadiz next and two ties to their account. In open their gridiron campaigns a state-wide **fly-around”'conducted by the Governor for State officials and news media Rexie Akemon ____ 5'_7 152 Sjp. Announcement was mode this week to make their home. Mr. 19IS8 and 19i56, the two team s Friday night. Other games of in­ representatives to view construction underway. Breathitt said Kentucky has “the biggest Boib Burroughs ____ 5_8 164 Jr. week that the Kentuckians of Parker is now associated with played to a 6 to 6 tie, with Da­ terest are Caldiwell at Mayfield; road building program of all time” underway and announced that the contract dollar volume G uards Michigan will hold their annual Wilbur F. BiOgigess Chevrolet Co. viess County County taking the Fort Campibell at Warren; Chris­ for highway construction may reach $175 million during 1966. At right is State district Burton Aldridge _5_5 150' Sp.. picnic Sunday, September 4, at as salesman. cake in 19tJ7. tian at Henderson;. Crittenden at Ron Hutchinson __ '5_8 145 Jr. Capital Park, locatedi on Tele­ They will make their home in highway engineer J. Paul Hunter. Daviess County High, located in Murray; and Hopkinsville at W ayne Sholar ___ 5_11 150 Jr. graph Road North oif Sibley Road the duplex, apartments of Mrs. Owensiboro, is a Class AA school Henderson City. Western Ken­ H alfbacks in Detroit. The park will be open James Harris with their daughter, and is not a memiber of the tuckians will once again turn out Willie Grubbs ____ 5_6 140 Sp. from 9:30 a. m. to 9:30 p. mi. Cynthia Lynn, age 5. Mrs. Parker Western Kentucky Conference. to support the finest high school Jerry Stroud _____-S-O il50 Jr. The program will start prompt­ 35 the daughter of Rev. Archie E. E. Harris The perennially tough Panthers football teams in the state. Hospitalization Costs Law rence W harton 5_6' 133 Jr.
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