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MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 146 Pre* International IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, June 22, 1961 • WORK ON TURNPIKE MAY BEGIN IN FALL Students At Montana ,Cubs Move Back • State, Under Joe Dr. Chiles To Into Tie With Cards Bonds Sold For Construction Fitch, Are Honored By W. C. Cutchins • Be Evangelist In Little League games Tuesday Of Major Highway To East Montana State College students, night the Cubs won over the Nats' under the direction of Joe Fitch, 10 to 9 and the Athletics won FRANKFORT, Ky. VS — A per cent. The $8.2 million worth Associate Professor of Dramatics over the Reds 4 to 3. syndicate of New York underwrit- of bonds maturing from 1979 to of the college, *will entertain sol- F,or Revival In the first game the Cubs out' ers Wednesday purchased a $118 1985 have an interest rate of 4.7 diers in the Pacific next winter as hit the Nats 11 to 10 to regain million issue of West Kentucky per cent. part of a tour sponsored by the the litr.II C. Chiles will be a first place tie with the Cardi- Turnpike bonds for an average The annual interest on the bonds United States Service Organizations, at ev4iagelist at a revival meeting nals. Johnson, in a two hour and interest rate of 4.964 per cent. for the first six years until the Inc. Church the North Side Baptist 12 minute battle hit a homer and The _127-mile superhighway will first bonds will be retired will The fifteen member group is the Ju 25 - July 2. a single, Lassiter added a double extend from the Kentucky Turn- amount to $5,652,900 a year. first group to be selected from of the revival first service and a single. For the Nats' Gar- pike near Elizabethtown to a point The'bond interest and principal Montana. Members will perform afternoon, wi be held Sunday land doubled and Todd homered. near Paducah. will be paid from revenues of "Three Men on a Horse" under o'clock. Services hit a Ju 25th at 2:30 In the second game Key State Commissioner of Highways the toll road operated by the State Fitch's direction. throughout the week Athletics and did wi continue homer for the Henry Ward said that his depart- Turnpike Authority. The USO will admister the tour, service each eve g walk during his with prayer not give up a ment would Immediately begin L. Felix Joyner, executive di- develop the ititerary and provide and preaching t duty of four innings. at 7:30 o'clock tour of mound buying right-of-way for the toll rector of the Turnpike Authority, arrangements for the touring a Red‘rally at 7:45 p. Lampkins ended road as soon as the bond money said the first contracts on con- group. Expenses will be taken care Special music will be furnished one point by an outstanding catch. ROAD is received. He said engineering struction of the turnpike will be ON 1111: WESTERN KIENTUCKY TOLL of by U. S. Department of Defense ma' -- choir from the First For the Reds Bilbrey doubled TYPICAL TOLL PLAZA by a plans have been completed for awarded by the end of this year. LISLE THIS and cast members will get per Church under the direction a Red rally in the fifth. WILL LOOK Baptist to spark about 70 per cent of the turnpike An engineering report calls for diem money for living expenses. Rudolph Howard on Sunday Bilbrey also made a good stop of route. only three toll stations on the en- Students going on tour will be afternoon, July 2nd. Dr. Chiles will and throw for a putout FRANKFORT. June -- — Three The syndicate bought the bonds tire route — at Dawson Springs, chosen by competitive tryouts and peak at the 2:30 service. Little League Standings toll plazas — at Dawson Springs, ', on a bid of $113,87 million with Central City mid Leitchfield. will perform in theaters in Japan Rev. T. G. Shelton, pastor of the Team W L So Central City and Leitchfield—and On the re- interest rates ranging from 4.25 Interchanges will be built at the elt He Was Mistreated and camps in Korea. church, extends a cordial invita- Cardinals . 6 1 six other interchanges including per cent on bonds maturing in western and eastern ends of the turn trip they may perform in tioe to one and all to attend these CubsAs .. 6 1 the eastern and western terminal 1987 to 4.85 per cent on bonds highway — at Princeton, Dawson Okinawa and Guam. sestrices and enjoy good preach- 4 4 will be located on the 127-mile maturing in the year 2000. Springs, Nortonville, Central City, He Kills Two And Wounds Six Fitch will be remembered by ing, singing, and fellowship. "Come Yanks 4 5 long Western Kentucky Toll Road. The syndicate includes Allen & Beaver Dam, Caneyville and Leit- many local people since he receiv- thou with us and it will do thee Nats' 3 5 The most recent developments Co., B. J. Van Ingen and Co., chfield. ed his bachelors degree here in good". Shelton said. Reds 1 8 Just Bailey said. "But nobody ever in the four-lane limited - access Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner and The turnpike will tie into Inter- MADVERN. Ark. fliln — 1942 and his masters in 1946. He Ryan Graham and Mrs. Eddie Leading Hitters a- he would do anything like connection between the rapidly Smith, all of New York City; John state 65 at its eastern end. between about every town and hamlet thought is married to the former Miss Chrisman are in charge of the Cunningham. Yanks 555 fellow like that developing industrial and recrea- Ber- Nuveen and Co. and A. C. Allyn Louisville and Elizabethtown. At cross this nation has a Jane Jones daughter of Mrs. special music. West, Cubs .471 of a guy, Billy Joe went to the State Em- tional areas of Western Kentucky and Co., both of Chicago; and the its western end, the road will tie Billy Joe. . .a nice kind tha Jones. Hargrove. Cubs .444 ployment Office Wednesday look- and the more populous center of Kentucky Company of Louisville. Ky. 278 at Princeton. -JIM too bright, but harmless. Fitch made this same tour under Stranak, Cards 440 into this ing a job. the state were revealed last week The bonds were purchased at In 1964 Just about everybody war time conditions with the Third Buchanan. Cubs .434 Completion Athwest Arkansas town knows at a meeting at Kentucky Dam during World War 11. Hospital 96.5 from the state and sill be Construction is to be completed Billy Joe thought he was being Marines 1 fu, rray Moody, Yanks .423 Particularly today. For Village State Park. work at offered to the public at 99.8. by July 1. 1964. Billy Joe The girls behind Following his graduate Key, A's .387 held the city treated unfairly The way was cleared at the The bulk of the bonds sold according to present igue 90 minutes Billy Joe of Murray State he went to Yule Stalls. Reds 381 Eventually, the desk handled applications of Malvern in a grip of terror like meeting of State officials, mem- received his doctor's de- Census — Adult 44 Wednesday, $98 million worth, plans, the toll road would be ex- other people ahead of him. It where he E. Young, Nats' .379 nothing that had ever happened bers of the Turnpike Authority in drama and English. Census — Nursery .. 5 were term bonds maturing in 39 tended from Princeton to Paducah. seemed to him he was being brush- gree Sammons, A's ...... 375 before. and 40 representatives of invest- friends of the well known Beds ...... 65 years. They will require an annual The state recently sold $39 mil- ed off. The Adult Shelton. Cards, .375 William Schuler Joe, 25, Negro, ment companies and underwriters couple will be pleased to hear of Patients admitted 2 interest rate of 4.85 per cent. lion in bonds to help pay for a toll worth of although few knew him by any- He stalked out of the office and for sale of $120 million the recognition given Fitch's de- Patients dismissed . 0 The sale included $20 million road from Winchester to Campton, thing other than Billy Joe went went to a Western Auto Store. bonds to finance construction. partment at Montana State. Patients admitted from Monday Worth of serial bonds .maturing 43 miles. te L'S heiterk ws&ts a high-powered rifle. He grabbed a 3010 rifle off of Present planning, according SM a. m. to Wednesday $:00 a. in. Kentucky News from 1967 through ools. con- And before he was topped he had a rack, and a box and a half of State engineers, calls for first Mrs. Glen Barnett, Box 107. Ha- The $6.6 million worth of bonds Ued two persons and wounded shells The manager of the store tracts to be let late this summer, Rev. Walter Mischke zel, 'Mrs. Hughie Moore, Route 2, Briefs maturing from 1987 through 1973 to begin 4.25 per To • Ilk others, all white tried to take the gun away from with actual construction Benton; Mrs. Ed Lawrence, Route bear an interest rate of Hart Votes Did Odd Jobs Joe. a 6-foot-2 and soon hereafter. Jr. Will Preach Farmington; Lynn Northcutt. cent. The $5.2 million worth of him, but Billy 2. By United Press International Billy Joe handn't worked in stronger He ran The western terminus of the E. 13th St., Benton; Mrs. James bonds maturing from 1974 through 200 pounder, was Here On Sunday 304 LOUISVILLE. Ky IVPII -- The about two months He had never out the door with the gun as the highway will be at State Route Perkins, 501 North 16th.; John 1978 carry an interest rate of 4.5 Postpone League of Women Voters of Ken- k Field held a steady job Mostly he did called for police. 278 ,just west of Princeton in Carrot Farmer, 106 South 14th., manager Rev Walter E. Mischke, Jr.. pas- tucky announced plans Wednes- odd jobs for the townfolk and ran Caldstell County; the eastern ter- Mrs. Holland Stafford, Rt. 2, Cal- Shooting tor of the Methodist Church, Ridg- day for a survey to learn the opin- errands for the merchants Starts minus will be at Elizabethtown, vert City; Ann Carol Phillips, Rt. ley Tennessee, will preach at the ions of citizens throughout the 4-H Dairy Tour Ouster Action High school Principal E. E. Bai- providing a direct connection to Benton; Mrs. Blondie McClure It was just a few steps back First Methodist Church here Sun- 3. commonwealth on state govern ley, who has known Billy Joe Louisville via the Kentucky Turn- baby girl, 300 Woodlawn; Mrs. Friday to the employment office Billy day morning, June 25. Rev. Mis- and ment Results of the survey will be Planned since he moved to Malvern nine pike and to points north and east Billy Morefield and baby girl. Rt. Joe walked inside. He didn't say ebbe: son of Rev. and Mrs. Walter used for a series of regional for- FRANKFORT. Ky. WV — The years ago, said he had the men- via the interstate system. Murray; Joette Walker, Circa- A Calloway County 4-H Dairy a word. He just started shooting E.-Mischke. Sr.. pastor of the First 4, urns next fall. State Board of Education voted ably of an 8-year-old child Although the highway will have rama Drive; Lloyd Boyd_ 504 Beale. Project Tour will be held tomor- Miss Shirley Ashcroft, an em- Methodist Church, is a graduate Wednesday to postpone hearings 111 lie was definitely unbalanced," only three toll plazas, the only Patients dismissed from Monday row. The group will assemble at ploye. said she thought she heard of Murray State College and Van- MURRAY, Ky. lel — Summer on proposed ouster action of Carter toll-free driving possible will be 8:00 a. m. to Wednesday 6:00 a. m. Glen and Kent McCuiston's at 9:00 an explosion. Then she saw Mrs. derbilt Divinity School, Nashville, enrollment of 13116 students has County School Board members un- between State Route 278 and State Roy Weatherley. 110 E. Poplar, a.m., from which the tour will Elsie Owens, 45, another employe, Tennessee set a record at Murray State Col- til civil litigation ;n the dispute Route 91 in Caldwell County. Mrs. Edna Bates, Rt. 5, Benton; start. This is the home of W. D. fall to the floor with a soft moan. Rev. Mischke was admitted to the lege, it was announced Wednes- is settled. Contract For Besides the termini, other inter- Mrs. Lelan Russell and baby boy, McCuiston. located in the New She was dead MISS Ashcraft Memphis Conference in 1953. Since day. The previous high enroll- The board voted 5 to. 3 in favor changes along the route, which 1101 West Main, Howard Perry; Hope community. screamed. becoming a member of the confer- ment for a summer session was of delaying the hearings generally follow the rOtiarof Mrs. Glen Barnett, Box 107. Ha- Bastin, Dairy Specialist will ence he has served Palestine. Spen- 1,443 in 1959. Garland Voting for the postponement Roe Akers. 28, a third employe, present U.S. 62. will be at Sate zel; Lomon Thompson. Route 2; the University of Kentucky. Connecting ce and McKendree churches on the from were State Superintendent of Pub- rushed up to the front desk. 91 at Princeton, at the toll Lita Housden, 1711 Farmer; Mrs. the main speaker on the Route Paducah Diatrict; has served as WILMORE, Ky. UT — Dr Ralph will be lic Instruction Wendell P. Butler, "Get out of here," he yelled. interchange at State Isaac Allbritten. Route 2. hazel; will give tips and point- collection associate minister at Madison L. Lewis was named Wednesday as Tour. He former Gov. Keen Johnsoe'rif Billy Joe shot him in the shoul- 109 north of Dawson Spr- Mrs. 'Myrtle Speight, 400 South on fitting and grooming a calf Canal Is Let Route Heights Metodist Church in Mem- associate professor of speech at ers Richmond: Roscoe Miller of Lon- der. Then he turned the gun on 41 By-Pass near Nor- 16th; Master Roger Fain, Route 1, which will be held ings, at U.S. phis, and is entering his third Asbury Theological Seminary here. for the shows don; William Justice of Pikeville; job applicants trying to scramble at the toll collection - Grove; Miss Linda Jackson, August. tonville, year at Ridgley Methodist Church. Lynn Dr. Lewis, a member of the fac- in July and and George Hart of Murray. for cover. He fired three or four at U.S. 431 south lrf Route 1, Puryear. Tenn.; William includes; Glen and terchange Rev. Mischke married Joan Bur- ulty at Bethany Nazarene College- The schedule Casting the dissenting votes more shots, killing another Billy at U.S. 231 south. of I Rex Tabers, 1404 Vine St.; Mrs. at 9:00. Marsha The J. D. Barter Construction Central City, kett. daughter of Rev. H. J. Burk- in Oklahoma, will join the staff Kent McCuiston were Mrs. Francele Armstrong of Joe. This was Billy Joe Buie. 21. at State Route 105 Jimmy Cochran. Route 1. Dexter; at 9:20. Don and Company of Harrisburg. Illinois, Beaver Dam, ett, pastor of Madison Heights Me- of the seminary in September. and Bill Hendon Henderson; Henry Pogue of Fort Mrs. Buie was waiting for her Caneyville and at the toll Mrs. James Phillips and baby girll at 9:40 at we was., awarded the contract for the south of thodist Church. They have three 9teven Ernstberger Thomas; and Mrs. John Wall of husband outside in an auotmobile interchange at State Route 5; Mrs. Willie Lofton and we will have a clip- constuction of a canal connecting collection ,children. Steven. Phillip and Paula. ANCHORAGE, Ky. in — C. which time Louisville. with their 7-month-old daughter. Leitchfield. baby girl, Route 22 Golden Pond. Michael and the .arkley Lake and Kentucky Route 259 at 'Rev.' and Mrs. Mischke and the Peytes Ray. 56, vice president ping demonstration. Mrs. Armstrong, in speaking for She saw Billy Joe run out with be a major entry Robert Bla- Lake.' it was announced today by The road Mt.° boys are enroute home from k of the Cooper -Louisville Co.. died Patricia White and the dissenters, said, "we do not the rifle. She heard the shots, but ft4ugh River State Weatherford Colonel Vincent P. Carlson, Dis- for the new cation trip on the Atlantic seabord. Professor Peikins at his home Wednesday night lock at 10:30, Darwin wish to tie our action to the court's didn't realize what they meant im- and to three 11:15, Ken- trict Engineer of the Nashville Park, to Barkley,Lake Paula has been visiting with her apparently of a heart attack. at 10:50, David Wall at action. We have the moral re- mediately. Kentucky Lake. It Will Preach Sunday iNstrict, Corps of Engineers, U.SI State parks on grandparents in Murray. neth Howard at 11:45. sponsibility- and duty to go ahead for 70 m.p.h. travel by a picnic 4 Barricades Himself is designed LEBANON, Ky. (un - John This will be followed with the ouster proceedings." its entire length. The west- Professor Robert Perkins, assist- will consist of a weiner The J. D. Barter Construction Billy Joe ran faster. He went along Clarkson. 84. for 38 years superin- which Johnson, a board member only of the toll road is ex- ant professor of Philosophy at Mur- lunch. The afternoon Company's bid of $1,099,489.50 was a block away to where his sister, ern section Sponsors Of Teams tendent of Marion County schools roast for since Tuesday, said he voted with be open for traffic by ray State College, will preach Sun- died 1 e will include; Danny the lowest of sixteen bids received Necie Mae Grant, lived and bar- pected to until his retirement in 1938, s c h en u the majority because it was not a Were Omitted day morning and Sunday night at after at 1:00, Martha Kemp at and was twenty-one per cent be- ricaded himself. July 1, 1984. at a hospital here Wednesday Cleaver case of tying the board's action section of highway, Memorial Baptist Church. Potts. at 2:00. Malcolm low the Government estimate. Wayne Williams. 22, was stand- Another an illness of several days. 1:30, Teddy to the court but simply postponing to Paducah, is be- Mr. Perkins was born and reared Adams at 2:30, Aileen The canal will be excavated ing about a block away. Billy Joe from Princeton The Ledger and Times essOes and Duane the hearings because the civil suit Field pending final location in Jacksonville, Florida. lie re- I — 2:50. Margaret Duke at through a narrow ridge separating saw him, and shot him. Another ing held up correct an error of omission on the HARRODSBURG. Ky. Palmer at might produce new evidence. 24. One pro- ceived the A. B. degree from Stet- found Nelson Murdock at 3:45. the Cumberland and Tennessee bullet ricocheted into Norris Mc- of Interstate Route baseball page wrich is run weekly Oue t Schaff: Jr., 36, was 3:15 and Earlier Pogue had moved lo set t h e interstate son University, the B. D. degree home Rivers at a point two-and-one- Dade. 21. posed route for by a number of Murray merchants. dead in the garage of his a date in the near future for re- it into Ken- from Southern Baptist Theological Cecil half miles upstream from t h e Billy Joe couldn't see anybody highway would bring Two sponsors of teams have been here Wednesday. Coroner suming the hearing and to serve it with the toll Seminary, and holds the M. A. de- dead, tilarkley Dam site. Entrance to the eLse to shoot So he left the house. tucky and connect omitted from the page through er- Robinson said he had been subpoenas on Carter County School and Prin- gree from Indiana University. In of Calloway Capsule canal will be at miles 25.2 and He saw Phillip Dednum, 42, and road between Eddyville ror. Sponsor of the American Park apparently of an overdose Superintendent Herman H. McGuire addition he has done graduate study Monday, 33.0 on the Tennessee and Cum- J. D. Sheffield. 31, standing near ceton. League is Local 1068 UAW-C10 sleeping tablets, since and Ashland contractor E. B. White- at the University of Copenhagen, by berland Rivers, respectively. a truck. He stica,them both. and sponsor of the National Park when he was reported missing In 1827. the Legislature allowed burst. The motion failed to carry Denmark, and at the University The principal features of the By this time a posse of depu- League is Carpenters Local 1734. his wife. the land office at Wadesboro to when the same five members who Billy Roberts Has Freidburg in ,Breusgau, West contract consist of approximately and volunteers were trying to The Ledger and Times regrets offer land for sale at fifty cents later voted for a postponement, ab- ties Germany. 2,800,000 cubic yards of excava- find Billy Joe. He ran to a nearby Paper At Conference that these sponsors have not ap- per acre. It was after this reduc- stained from voting. Six years were spent by Rev. tion. 30.000 cubic yards of em- field with weeds four feet high peared in the page before. Yanks Edge Park tion that the tide of immigration Both McGuire and Whitehufla-_. Perkins in pastorates in Florida bankment, 25.000 cubic yards of and hid. Dorsey D. Glover. 26, ARMY CHEMICAL CENTER, Md. set in. Three years later the popu- failed to appear at a hearing be- and Indiana. League Cardinals riprap, 7,000 square yards of bi- wasn't actually hit by a bullet, —Private First Class Billy G. Rob- lation of the county numbered fore the state board last March, The public is cordially invited to tuminous pavement, and necessary but splinters from the tree he was erts presented a research paper at League Auxiliary 5164. presenting physicians' certificates these services to hear Professor drainage structures. The contract- hiding behind seriously cut him the June 14-15 joint science con- that they were physically unable Perkins. will be required to complete when Billy Joe sent a bullet his ference held here by the U. S. Meets Tonight By JOHN SAMMONS to be present. the entire work within 540 calen- way. Army Chemical Research and De- Earlier Wednesday. Butler ac- The Little League Women's Aux- dar days. Billy Joe gave up as the posse velopment Laboratories and the Legion Auxiliary League play saw the Yanks cused state Atty. Gen., John B, iliary will meet this evening at Park 'loather A contract for construction of shot at him and lobbed tear gas U. S. Army Chemical Corps Nu- the Cards on a double by Breckinraige of implying that Nut- the city park between the two Will Meet Monday edge the second stage cofferdam for shells into the weeds. clear Defense Laboratory. Pfc. Rob- sent McNutt home. ler has been frustrating the ouster shceduled league games. Taylor that Itopoitt construction of the power plant "I've never seen anything like erts was co-author of the paper. was the winning pitcher proceedings. Mrs. Bill Redick urges all Little The American Legion Auxiliary McNutt and a portion of the dam has it." said Bill Funk, Malvern police A total of fourteen papers, re- Hal Nance the loser. Moody Peen hmerweelewel Breckinridge claimed that sub. League mothers and interested la- will meet Monday, June 26th at and .11P- been awarded to Dravo Corpora- chief. 'He was just shooting at presenting the work of 27 civilian had two singles for the winning poem's drafted by his office for were pre- dies to attend. 7:30 p. m. at the American Legion tion of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, anybody that moved." and military scientists, cause. Western Kentucky — Mostly fair McGuire and Whitehurst were nev- and the construction is now un- Funk had Billy Joe taken to a sented and discussed during the Hall. er served because Butler sent them NOW YOU KNOW service for new and warmer today, chance of scat- jail out of town and refused to two days of sessions. An installation by registered mail instead of hav- derway. held at this meet- second game the Tigers tered thundershowers in extreme in- "It's for his own Roberts is assigned to the Direct. .-By United Press Internattonal officers will be In the served by the sheriff. Future construction plans say where it was. be 22-8. G. Bran• west this afternoon; high near 80. ing them Research at the The U. S. center of population ing. All members are urged to trounced the Pirates stem ‘rlude a major contract in 1982 for protection," Funk explained. ateof Medical Partly cloudy tonight with scat- The ouster proceedings 23 miles east of Bal- present. don had two home runs, a double the powerhouse and dam section Why did he do it? Chemical Research and Develop- was located thundershowers, low in the from charges of mishandling of was cal- Hostesses for the meeting are and a single. Nall had three singles tered that will be built in the cofferdam "He said he was just mad at ment Laboratories. A resident of timore in 1790. In 1960 it with little Carter County School funds based Mrs. Claude Anderson and Mrs. and Carson three singles. Nall was 60s. Friday mostly fair area which Dravo Corporation the world," Funk said. "He said Murray. Kentucky, he is a graduate culated to be 9 miles northwest on a state audit of school records. Macon Erwin. the winning pitcher. temperature change. contract will provide. he was tired of being mistreated." of Murray State College. of Centralia, Ill.

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:1* THUBSD.11: - .11'\E 2:?Oppii 't. & TIMES - MURRAY, KENIeCKY PAM! TWo LEDOER ..,•11••• was sick Sunday Morris, Linda and Joyce Wade, as I shopped in Paris Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Enloe Tarkington Gaylon Morris North Fork News Tell Orrs Sun- and unable to attend church. Visit- Sondra James. Mr. and Mrs. Carnol Boyd and and son visited the ors to see him were: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Tell Orr and se In THE LEDGER & TIMES Robert Young son David were in Paris Thurs- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Kuykendall, Mrs. Ralph Gallimore, Mrs. Ella Mr. and Mrs. Nathanial Orr a by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Mr. and Mrs. Bertha! Grooms and PUBLISHED Lena and Ethel Kuykendall visit- day. and Zipora, Jewell Key, daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. One Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Time.., and The children from Detroit are visiting Morris ed Mrs. Ella Morris and family Mr. and Mrs. Billy Nance and Tommy and Mike Kuykendall Sunday afternoon. Times-Herald, Octooer 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January relatives around here for several Jess.e Paschall, To Wear His and carried a' nice children were supper guests Sat- Joe Brown spent the weekend 1, 1942. Friday night days and attended church at North Jenkins, supper already prepared. They all urday night of Mr. and Mrs. Bard- with David Boyd. Fork Sunday, and son Johnnie JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER very much. on Nance. Max Paschall Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Orr and enjoyed it Paschall Charles Paschall left Monday to from Paris and L. W.. children. Mr. and Mrs. Othel l'as- to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Jacket Again Mrs. Douglas Vandyke and Mrs. Mrs. Clyde Nichols visited the We reserve the right enter school in Nashville. from Murray visited Mrs. Martha flildgid Pas. items %which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- Terry Sills and children visited R. D. Keys Sundy p. m. chall, Mr. and Mrs. R. or Public Voice Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Paschall Paschall Sunday afternoon. terest of our readers. Mrs Ella Morris Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Key, Mr. and chall, Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Pas ••rs and girls spent Sunday with Mrs. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sykes and Susan, Mrs. Oman Paschall, Mr. and Mrs. Visitors in chall were dinner guests of Arlin 'top REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 is Ruth Paschall. Sunday were NATIONAL EDITORS NOTE:: Vernon Scott and Mrs. Oman Paschall spent Fri- Clerris Wilson and daughtef, Mr. Mrs. Charles Paschall Paschall Sunday. Sox I Madison Ave.. Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; homer Paschall, Mr. on vacation. Actor Robert Young day with Mrs. R. D. Key and Mrs. Morris Jenkins and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Grooms had Mr. and Mrs. gone. Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. takes over today to write about his Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Paschall and and Mr. and Mrs. Derrell Wilson a family reunion Sunday at .their and Mrs Edd Miller, Or' Vaden, Lack of clutter is the secret oi ihntered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as new television series. girls. Carolyn and Marilyn, and visited Mrs. Ella Morris Sunday home of Mrs. Groom's relatives. Fred Gallimore, Richard man Class Matter was present. Roy Gene Paschall, Ceylon many "best-dressed" women. Second By ROBERT YOUNG son Donnie and Mrs. Ina Paschall afternoon. A large crowd He tics , SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 20e, per Written for UPI gets i month 85. In CaLoway and adjanung counties, per year, $3.50; else- HOLLYWOOD 571- Just about COOL CASH SAVINGS ALL SUMMER ... spires where. $5-50. a year ago I hung away that well- FOR APPETITE-BRIGHTENING FOODS-AND quit worn jacket with the suede patches Come See a pus71 at the elbows, and commented to Bo THURSDAY - JUNE 22, 1961 my wife, served me well and got u usefully. I'll probably never wear You'll Save when it again." an c The jacket, some of you may re- grout call, was one of the favorite articles Anderson's wardrobe - the Acili At A&P. At Jim THAT Today in JUST CAI BEAT Ten Years Ago other self that I played for six hap- 0117 Ledger & Times File py years 'in the television version perfe of "Father Knows Best." SUPER RIGHT-FULLY MATURED ago, when my part- front Senator A few years NVord was received late yesterday ner. close friend and producer, Eu- ti,orge E. Overbey who had just left a conference with gene B. Rodney. suggested that we day State Ilirghway CI manissioner Dill Curtin, that a U.S. do another series to start on CBS nine Federal Highway had been designated for Calloway next fall. and -I discussed the idea Susi County. with my wile. Betty, her first com- in th The highway running from Evansville. Indiana. to ment was: LE a twi the jacket S "When shall I send BEEF STEAK Clev, Memphis, Teimr..ne, will be know-ill as U.S. 6 I. It will cleaners." QUALITY - NO CONFUSION -ONE PRICE-AS ADVERTISED Datn, the county at Dexter, run to the ONE HIGH Th cros. hcillocky enter have always maintained that Calloway at hazel. The road I FULL CUT ROUND Whit through Murray. and leave women are very logical. And prac- PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN to al will link Evansville and Memphis. tical. OR T-BONE OR CUBE OR BONELESS SWISS slum Twvh.t. candidate: ir I'Mee have filed with Callo- Needless to say, the jacket has FRESH S10 way County Court Clerk I.e.ter Nanny. been cleaned, and you shouldn't be MUSHROOMS C4•11iis 0. Johnson. area educition coordinator at surprised if I turn up in our new hamsi Street" NItirray State College for !lie past three years, has ac- show, "Window on Main MOTS cepted ail apponlinent to the faculty of West Georgia wearing it. It seems a likely article 69c his 1 wear. Lb cotl••::e at Carrollton. of clothing for a novelist to MI while toiling over a hot typewriter. the 1 You may be familiar with some whil EASY ON POSTMAN dishes at b:g sa. aspects of our new series. It will Easy-to-make seafood and ONTED. England TN - The ' lb. have no similarity to "Father nigh MIME °iced Parish Council has asked QUICK FROZEN Father Knows Best," other than D, builders to see that letter boxes Super Right SEE A that I am in .t. Where I formerly Sliced er F in new houses are four feet, s4 ideal father, Thin Sliced Lb. 49c portrayed a so-called POI" mcnes from the ground. a childless wid- DINNER Allgood Lb. 45( SHOW! in this show I am SCALLOP, Bacon Sale!( Thick Sliced 2-lb. Pkg. 95c) sen e An official explained that the ower, and a novelist by trade. gam, VARSITY -Fiercest He ,:- reason is a move to stop postmen An that br.ngs up an interest- Lb. •• up.r Right of h no Lb. ture 89 minutes, starts at 1.24 from getting aching backs and ing point. In sFather"•1 needed Canned Ham 8 Can '5.29 Rump Roast=1."-...". 79c Juzir to be a father. Bet- 3:15, 5:10. 7:04 and 8.58. pinched fingers. special training DINNER t)• nevi the children HADDOCK ty and I had four growing Lb. 39c Beef Stew Lb 69c an came very nat- both with Ducklings Concrete or Cake, The Mix Is In The Bag and paternal interest Phil . . arally. GOMM FRENCH-FRIED POTATOES AND 1.Lb. A 9c T1 On Main Street" But in -Window TENDER BUTTERED GREEN PEAS Pkg.." to type. I don't I am a writer. And I Sliced Bologna wt11' know how to type. Even with two Premium Quality A frienT suggested I start Perfect .. . 9c fingers. Flavor For Fresh U.S No.1 120 i practicing before we go into pro- 8 CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE Oven Ready . .. 5-1. that idea. Aiabarn 21n, Up Lb. duction, but I rejected Peaches( deft that I am at heart. Perfectionist QUALITY CHICKEN PARTS 5. 1 involved in what U S. GOV'T INSPECTED-TOP I'd probably get so was I was tryping on - screen, I'd forget Plums :aonstaa Lb 29° the next lines of the script. I hope Legs Lb. 39c Potatoes Whole In who are expert typists :he viewers Play will put up with my hunt - and - Lb. 49c -LB. BAG - - lb. 19 Lou peck.ng .11 those scenes of the show. Whole Breasts 10 Green Beans -acting at its Sale That will be method Chi most realistic. Gizzards Lb 35c Necks Lb 10C LE 39:1 A number of people have asked Tomatoes why I am returning to work .n 29c Backs Lb 15c 59c Wings Lb wa another series, when so -many ac- long runs Watermelons . 85C I del tors eschew them after JANE PARKER Sawn 6c) a difficult question on TV. That is by to answer. km I cannot honestly .say that my GIVE YOUR BUDGET A COFFEE BREAK I am t" 33C M son me Donuts palled Glazed vacation year's bl, blessed in that I can make peculiarly nit time. My wife and I use of leisure Pie (Save16.0( Pja" a.39E his countless exciting gulf Lemon have had wi games. We've had time to visit with COFFEE SALE! and take trips around South- )( s:07) Ea. 49c • friends Cake :`,a;:::.(p'aarnkeer MILD 8. MELLOW (Save ge ga r California. Save ti q1-Lb. 035c and no play an But just as all work Sc / &Loaves.) makes you-know•what, I felt per- Vienna Bread( nil haps subconsciously that ultimately 1,3oLb, LONGHORN ET ,LE CHEDDAR Eight 0 Clock 49 play and' no work might do the Save) all ( h:, same thing. in time. Lb. 53° And so. when Gene Rodney, Mild Cheese Bag (Save s1.45 L.,ghtlyti 3-Lb. 20" Shown here are two of The General Tire & Rubber Com panj's whose adv.ce and opinions I rest:lest. nn)t,el d f di 'six-foot rubber pods, containing the ingredients for concrete, snd Roswell Rogers. who wrote most S....et Cream IL Salted lb 69c Butter ag ready to be mixed and used at any (ime. The reu.able rubber of the scripts on "Father Knows AriP containers each carry proper amounts of sand and gravel and Best," suggested the .dez of -Win- Sliced 29-0z. Swiss Cheese Sliced lona water in one compartment and dry cement in a sealed inner bag. dow on Main Street," it didn't take Or Halves 4 Cans 99€ The pod on the right is being lifted for emptjing into a mixer. five minutes to agree to 8P" 39c Peaches sul more than The rubber pod is expected to hate the same effect on concrete return to work. I hope you will all QuikSt 1-Lb str construction that packaged food mixes had cos cooking. The bags when you Special) 1-Lb. feel it's a good idea too Berry Ctn. being tested by Rodeffer Industries, Inc., a major Southern next fall. 42 Box are see our show on televoion Nestles fskr4trsraittines Sole! 19c of sand, gravel and read)-to-mix concrete. Crackers en producer ( hap- California the The more I think of it. WrapHoui jacket is still Special )2 the pier I am that that Ann Lb. fit for wear. Sort of feels like an Offer Jar th, old friend by now Reynolds Blackberry Preserves Page( 10c Off 59( 3.1C th St Sweet 22-oz. Sausage 81:::nuari(33:3atif) 2 4cfni. 37C Crosscut Pickles Dailey ru TYPEWRITERS )7 br 17-0z. Armours Treet( 45c Green Giant Peas 2 Cans 39( si: 46-Or. se 392c Cans Crisco Shortening Fruit Drink MC)=Pple 4 99c For SALE Of 12 :FN k 2 79c I Modess Sc PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 24TH Clorox Bleach .190 ,2c. 37c THE GREAT ATIANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY. INC. Or RENT TISSUE White Northern Or Colors 4 Rolls 37€ tood Stores. OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. 220: ISS• Liquid SMIRKS'S INPENDASUI MOD MISCNINT SINCE 4 Coral Detergent Can 45c Wildroot Palmolive Star Kist Colgate Halo Shampoo Shave Regular Rapid Tuna Dry or Cream Oil Tonic REGULAR OR MENTHOL Dental Cream 35-Oz. 1 , r)- Chunk 11Li-Oz.A Giant Style & Times tsc oft c Can- Ledger ItIOERV-Rabbis ARREST SAM S 00 LIqht 31c 1 F3,,ttle Ei() 110z. Can ta-i, 98c Martin Freedman ,(right) and 60c G Israel Dresner, of New York, Chunk Style Light Greene 0. Wilson are taken into custody at Tala- hassee, Fla., when they, and Stripe Pepsodent Starch 59t clergymen of several faiths,t Pepsodent Faultless 2 61c'„,°:' PHONE PL 3-1916 en'ered an airport restaurant Tooth Paste Child's Tooth Brush 120a. 429c Chunk Style White with two Negro ministers. Five Tooth Paste • Ivo Boxes 'churchmen, all white, have' To. Both e 0 birrin.wirr Both '41 r. 7• rib been taking part in an "Inter- Sir.. Tub. 55,15 ) For 59c 16-OZ: BOX 43c 2 4,05,5.Cons 65 1.13 Os 1,5. ',If Tub. For Sale 2 Group" check on what I For I , •• 1.411 faith hod happens to "Freedom Itidere .1mb,ram , IIIIVINCOMI 'in various parts a the South.• PAGE TFIRET 8i TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TheliSDAY — JUNE 22, MI TymnER e Wade, ant 4 Irr and son,. Indians Find Sievers Hard iial Orr aiLl , ! Lnd Mrs. Ore lalsommommer fternoon, the v;eekend Man To Halt Once Aroused

;ha Orr and By MILTON RICH MAN opening game triumph over the s. Othel Pas. ak Unit., Prim% International Cubs. Gordon Windhorn drove in nil third Pas SW Sievers has the poor pitch- three of the Dodgers' runs with idolphus Pas going ga-ga, and if they don't a base-clearing double — his first ests of Atilt Lop him soon, those go-go White hit of the season. ox are liable to be going, going, Burdette Wins Fifth -- gone. Loser Don Cardwell's wildness Ordinarily, Sievers is a hard the secret et coupled with Ernie Banks' error to arouse. women. man enabled the Dodgers to take the He doesn't care much for poli- nightcap. Stan Williams and John- or the stock market, rarely tics ny Podres were the winning pitch- any hassles with the um- gets into ers although Larry Sherry turned and usually can be found FOR pires OP HERE QUALITY+SAVINGS in fine relief jobs in both games. laboring esser a quitily crossword Lew Burdette won his sixth before a ball game. puzffe game for the Braves with a five- But maybe Manager Al Lopez hitter against the Giants. Joe Tor- JIFFY his skin a little recently got under re homered in the fifth to tie the him for missing when he benched score at 5-allt and after Willie throw and bobbling a ;P an easy Mays hit his 14th homer to put - 3-Lb. Can - ground ball. the Giants ahead in the top of the At any rate. Sievers is taking sixth, Joe Adcock doubled home PICNIC STYLE out on the pitchers — which is and winning runs in the MIX the tying CAKE ? perfectly okay with Lopez. bottom of the frame. Jack Sanford Hits Three Homers was a loser all around. In addition White Vie slugging Chicago first base- to being charged with his fourth Yellow was fined $50 by m hit three home runs Wednes- defeat, he also Choc. box day night and drove in a total of umpire Bill Jackowski for throw- PORK 10c nine runs as the surging White ing at Torre in the sixth. Sox ran their record to 13 victories in the last 14 games by sweeping HERSHEY 3 a twl-night doubleheader from the Major League CANDY Cleveland Indians, 15-3 and 11-1. ROAST The two victories stretched the Standings White Sox' latest winning streak to six in a row and dropped the NATIONAL LEAGUE BARS _10 39c SS slumping Indians into third place. Tenn, W I G Sinters drove in seven runs in the Cincinnati 40 24 .625 FRESH 0Mte• with his 15th and 16th Los Angeles 40 26 .606 1 homers, then accounted for two San Francisco 36 26 .581 3 2.9b FANCY more runs in the nightcap with Pittsburgh 31 27 .534 6 RIPE his 17th homer plus two singles. Milwaukee 28 30 .483 9 225c .467 10 PEACHES Minnie Minoso also homered In St. Louis 28 32 FRESH, GROUND the first game off loser Gary Bell Chicago 22 39 .361 161 while Al Smith hit two homers' Philadelphia 18 39 .316 181 - Firm 2 Doz. Size 25` and drove in four runs in the Wednesday's Results Hamburger 3 $1.00 LETTUCE Fresh nightcap. Cincinnati 9 St. Louis 2. night San Fran. 3, night FIELD'S EXTRA TENDER Don Larsen, who relieved start- Milwaukee 5 Ea. er Frank Baumann in the opener, Los Angeles 4 Chicago 1, 1st GIANT 10-0Z. New Crop Tender 5c 2nd CUCUMBERS • plihed scoreless ball over the last Los Angeles 4 Chicago 2, seven innings eto win his third Pitts. at Phila., night, ppd., rain 5C season and the first Today's Games 49Fb Ea. game of the WIENERS - Sweet at Chicago Fresh Green of his career against the Indians. Los Angeles $129 PEPPER Juan Pizarro was the winner in Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, night on Cincinnati, night the nightcap, losing his shutout St. Louis at DELICIOUS a ninth-inning homer by Bubba San Fran. at Milwaukee, night oc Phillips. Friday's Games RIPE The New York Yankees moved Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night to within a game of first place Los Angeles at Cincinnati, night BANANAS LEAN, MEATY FIELD'S wish a 5-3 triumph over the Kan- Chicago at Milwaukee, night qv City Athletics: the Los Angeles San Francisco at St. Louis, night SLICED McCormick Alligels beat the Boston Red Sox, TEA 39c 6-1, and the Baltimore Orioles AMERICAN LEAGUE GB defeated the Minnesota Twins, 11- Teorn 41 23 .641 6. The Detroit-Washington game Detroit LUNCHEON York 40 24 625 1 PORK 12-oz. was postponed because of rain. New Niagara 39c 40 27 .597 21 STARCH Reds Beat Cards Cleveland 33 31 .516 8 In the National League, the first Boston 33 33 .500 9 place Cincinnati Reds beat the St. Baltimore MEAT 32 34 .485 10 box Louis Cardinals, 9-2; the Los An- Chicago Sunshine 15° 30 35 .462 111 RIBS CHEEZ-IT Dodgers took two from the Washington BOLOGNA geles 27 35 .435 13 4-1 and 4-2; and Kansas City Chicago Cubs. 25 40 .385 161 BAR-B-Q Braves downed the Minnesota FINE FOR PICKLE PIMENTO PARAMOUNT en Milwaukee 24 43 .358 181 Giants, 5-3. Rain Los Angeles t Francisco Results MINCED HAM With washed out the Pittsburgh-Phila- Wednesday's Clev. 3, 1st, twi game. Chicago 15 Hat c delphia Oyster 23 Clev. 1, 2nd. night SPICED LOAF Two tape-measure home runs Chicago 11 5 Kansas City 3. night 14-oz. Mickey Mantle paced the Yan- New York lb by 5 Boston 1, night CATSUP Angeles kees to their victory over the A's. Los 39 LIVER LOAF 11 Minnesota 5, night Mantle's first hother, a 475-foot Baltimore at Wash., night, ppd., rain blow with two on in the first in- Detroit SALAMI Today's Games 9'. ning. was merely a warm-up for CELERY & ONION FLAKES:I:TA at Minnesota Size hi 525-foot blast in the seventh Baltimore 6-oz. pkg. King at Washington, night with one on. Both came off Bob Detroit 19lb at Kansas City, night PORK SAUSAGE Saw. Bud Daley won his first New York I Los Angeles. night Bondware — 40 - 9-inch game since joining the Yankees Boston at PAPER PLATES 49c 69c games scheduled. and his fifth of the year although Only - lb. ea Friday's Games STEAKS Choice 89c Luis Arroyo helped out in the CLUB at Cleveland, night 29 ninth. Detroit at Chicago, night LAMB SHOULDER Smuckers Strawberry — 12-oz. Ken McBride of the Angels, who Washington PRESERVES 39° at Minnesota, night had gone 26 innings without his New York Kansas City, night lb. teammates scoring a run for him, Boston at 39c STOK ELY at Los Angeles, night ROAST 10-oz. posted his sixth victory when he Baltimore MACARONISkinner Shell 19c drove in the go-ahead run himself WHITE WHOLE the Red Sox after Ted Sliced Ring — lb. 39c against FIVE DAY FORECAST BOLOGNA jCluszewski had tied t h e score KERNEL 10-oz. With a homer. Rookie Don Schwall SPAGHETTI Skinner 19e suffered his first loss after five By United Press International The straight wins. LOUISVILLE. Ky. 11IPS — Ken- CORN Inning weather forecast for Seven•Run advance Orioles broke loose for sev- for the five - day period, American Ace 1-lb. The tucky can COFFEE 5W en runs in the ninth inning in Thursday through Monday: 303 average four SWEET SUE their victory over the Tteins. Jim Temperatures will normal. F FIELD'S Gentile hit his 15th homer to tie to seven degrees below 76. Air 0 A mr_iko the score at 4-4 in the eighth and Kentucky normal mean TENDER FRESH extremes 87 ,41,0 g "MAIN 4-Lb. Ctn. ea then drew a walk off Chuck Louisville normal 49 PURE Stubbs with the bases full to force and 65. LARD Mild en what proved to be the winning Cool tonight and Thursday. and run in the ninth. Harmon Rille- on Friday. Cooler Saturday BIG BROTHER i c Gerber's Strained_ __ — — — brew hit his 18th and 19th homers. warmer by Monday. BABY FOOD 5 49 won his Precipitation will average about FRYERS Reliever Hoyt Wilhelm scattered show- sixth game. one-fourth inch in King 3 cPahnar r night and Sat- MAYON- King Size Rookie Ken Hunt protected the ers mostly Friday WHOLE e Reds' hold on first place when he urday. SWEET POTATOES 2i 45 scattered nine hits and struck out batters to win his NAISE six Cardinal NOW YOU KNOW eighth game. The Reds rapped and two re- Pint BroBt:eri 2 CANS 23c laser Ernie Broglio POTTED MEAT horn- By United Press International lb lievers for 13 hits, including more Robin- The United States imports ets by Gus Bell and Frank in 25 coffee than any other nation son. imports seven times 29 Swanson Chicken — — — — error by shortstop Andre the world. It DINNERS 5919' An TV imported by the sec- Rodgers paved the way for three the quantity -standing nation, France. unearned runs in the Dodgers' ond Houser Valley Sliced BLUE BIG BROTHER Announcing The Opening of Kin g Size 89, BACON 39' RINSO _ _ _ 6 8 oz. — — — PEACHES — — —303 can 19° TAYLOR SEED CO. East Main Street

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— JUNE 22, •:14/111 -me IIEDUIER 81 TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY To Be Married Jane Hubbs Honored At Meet _ * ENDS TONITE * "THE FIERCEST Members of the Shining Light HEART" - Color Sunday School Class of the Scotts with Juliet Prowse Grove Baptist Church met on Monday evening, June 11, at the Triangle Inn to say "Goodbye" to their president, Miss Jane Hubbs, SATURDAY who is spending the summer in FRIDAY& 'VoyffArs•ti =di Baton Rouge, La. Those present were Kay Bolen, It's Fantastic! Miss WilVams And Mar gar e t Ruth Crider, Joyce Thomas Carraway Social Calendar Spann, Faye Hutchens, Jane Hubbs, Alice Marie Mayfield, To Be Married Glinda Tutt, and the teacher, Mrs. Thursday, June 22nd Order of the Eastern Star will Mabel Gargus. Wedding plans are now com- The Magazine Club willl meet at hold its regular meeting at the plete for the wedding of Miss the home of Mrs. E. C. Parker at Masonic Hall at 7:30 p.m. Peggy Carol Williams, daughter of 2:30 p.m. • • • • I • • Mr. and Mrs. John L. • • • • Williams. to Wednesday. June 28th Put the yolk of a hard-cooked Thomas Linn Carraway, son of Saturday. June 24 The Calloway County Country egg through a sieve for an ap- Mrs. T. C. Carraway and the late The Friendship Class of the Club Ladies Day luncheon will be pealing garnish for asparagus, BRADf CO Mr. Carraway. First Baptist Church, Mrs. E. C. served at noon. Mrs. Freed Cutham broccoli, and salads. OILLMAN Jones, teacher, will have a break- is chairman of the hostess com- The wedding will be SU: solemnized fast at the Triangle Inn at 7 am. mittee. For bridge reservations call Saturday, June 24, at six o'clock Members note change of date. either Mrs. Don Robinson or Mrs. PARKER in the evening at the First Metho- • • • • Matt Sparkman. IHIPPY dist Church with the Rev. Walter Monday, June 26th • • s • ANDREWS .Mischke and Rev. Gerald Tabers, The American Legion Auxiliary KURFEES cousin of 1 the bride, FREE PAIN7S officiating. will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Amer- Penny Homemakers Miss Williams will be given in ican Legion Hall. An installation new officers will Club Has Meet At marriage by her father. Miss Son- service for the PLUS SECOND FEATURE dra Fair will be the maid of honor be held and all members are urged Triangle Inn be and Misses Bonnie Williams, sister to be present. Hostesses will The Penny Homemakers Club KURFEE' PAINT Mrs. Claude Anderson and Mrs. of the bride, Joyce Morris, Mary held its regular meeting at the IF WE FORGET TO Wells Overby, and Donna Wilson Macon Erwin. • • • • Triangle Inn on Monday, June,.,12. PAINT skill be the SHAKE YOUR bridesmaids. at 1:30 p.m. with the president, GET IT FREE! Tuesday, June 27th Mrs. Jack Norsworthy, presiding. YOU Billy Frank Rougemont Circle of the of Dov- The June McNeely Mrs. Richard Armstrong pre- er. Tenn.. will serve Mr. Memorial Baptist Carraway WMS of the sented the main lesson on -Dried with as best mart. Paul home of Purvis of Pa- Church will meet at the Flowers". A work day is planned MISS SH:RLEY ANN HALLMAN STARKS HARDWARE ducah, Mac Fitts, a.m. ALDO RAY Johnny Mc- Mrs. Elmer Sholar at 9:30 for all county homemakers clubs 12th & Poplar Dougal, Dan Boaz, and • • • * Mrs. Isaiah Madison Hallman of Columbia. S.C., announces the Edward at the Woman's Club House in Robertt.will be the ushers. No. 433 engagement of her daughter, Shirley Ann, to Robert Allen Fuy, son Murray Star chapter October for the purpose of making Nuptial music will of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Voris Foy, of Murray. be presented dried arrangements. by Mn. Richard The bride-elect, daughter of the late Isaiah Madison Hallman. was Farrell, organist. Officers elected were Mrs. Arm- and Miss Mary 6:30 p.m. graduate from Dreher High School, Columbia, and is presently Anna Wallace, day. June 23: at strong, president; Mrs. Ernest vocalist. relatives of the employed with Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina All friends and Madrey, vice-president; Mrs. J. B. We eget you The tody Who The rehearsal cordially invited Columbia. rushes The 0 complete dinner will be bridal couple are Burkeen. secretary-treasurer; Mrs. at Cod .. . held at the wedding. The bridegroom-elect, a graduate of Murray High School, was estleclion of snony top guol,ty r000.on- Triangle Inn n Fri- to attend the Leota Norsworthy and Mrs. Brooks graduated from the University of Kentucky with a B.S. degree in civil elly advartiNd products. Corn, pan. Moody, major project leaders; Mrs. detergents . whot you road engineering. He is an associate engineer with Smith, Pullitte and Jack Norsworthy and Mts. Thom- to complete your shopping regtar•• of Columbia. S.C., and Lexington, Ky. y•41 as Jones, main lesson leaders; Mrs. Associates "tents. Thous or• Isrond p °ducts wedding date has been set fur Saturday, August_ 19, in know and tryst . end oil proud - Alton Cole, citizenship; Mrs. Ruth The Rosewood Baptist Church Itt Columbia. to gine sou tk. beal value for your Lee and Mrs. James Coleman, food dollar. Here ore just a few of •• publicity; Mrs. John E. Waldrop, the Peony Wats that will be featured Please reading; Mrs. Vernon Moody, rec- PERSONALS Murray Mfg. Wives at your friendly IGA Fowl Store Out Contact week. Cores a sand shop Ni. IGA reation; Mrs. Elmo Boyd, 4-H club; way iodayi Mrs. Delia Graham. landscape. Club Holds Picnic Your local The devotion from Daniel 4:1-3 The children and grandchildren gas merchant about Central was given by Mrs. Waldrop. Plans of Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Btirkwen The M u rr a y Manufacturing Wives Club entertained their Gas Heating with ducts run to each room, were made fur the family neigh- held a picnic at Kentucky Lake hus- the bands with a picnic at the pavil- if you borhood picnic to be held at State Park on Saturday. Present plan on changing your heating sys- City Park on Friday, August 4, at ion at Kentucky Lake State Park Mrs. J. W. Burkeen tem or plan to build a new home. 7 p.m. were Mr. and on Saturday evening. Refreshments were served to and sons, David and ,Danny, of Nashville, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs C. Mrs. Dwanton Seals, president, • • fourteen -members present. IGA BUTT Central Gas Heating is now within the • • • • W. Outland and daugher, Jacko- conducted a short business meet- 4-8 Lb. Avg. reach of the average family and can even lyn; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burkeen ing. Given For and children. Dennis and Patsy; Buffet A catered chicken supper was PORK be financed on an Mrs. Ronald Thompson and chil- FHA Title I Loan with {Bridal Couple At served to the twenty-one eouples no down dren, Butch, Paulette, Pam. Renee, present. payment. The Parker Home and Tina; Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Miss Betty Ellis and Harold Burkeen; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hostesses for the picnic were be married July James and daughter, Lisa; and Mr. Contact any of Beam'an who will Mrs. Bennie Simmons, Mrs. G. R. the following gas merchants: 8 were honored with a buffet giv- and Mrs. Burkeen. Searfos, and Mi s. Chest,r Thomas. ROAST 3?1 en by Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Parker on Saturday evening at IGA Much-More Lane. FREED GOTHAM WARD-ELK INS their home, 807 Sunny The honoree, Miss Ellis, wore BACON lb. i2 a beige silk sheath dress with Plicl-49! I 1.3-4332 PL 3-1713 Young, ...site accessories and was present- Tender ed a corsage of white carnations. HARRY JENKINS BILLY HOUSDEN The buffet table was overlaid Lean Meaty... LIVER PORK lb. 19e with a white linen cloth and cent- IGA CANNED 4-lb. can P. 3-4371 PL 3-2365 ered with an arrangement of yel- low gladioli, daisies, and chry- santhemums. SPARE SAM CALHOUN OTIS HATCHER Those present were Miss Ellis, Mr. Beaman. Mr. and Mrs. Mau- • PL 3-5S03 PL 3-4890 rice Crass Jr., Dr. and Mrs. J. D. HAM $3.29 Outland, Mr. and Mrs. B111 Farris of Benton. Mr. and Mrs. William . I GA MURRAY SUPPLY JESSE TUCKER Hopkins of Madisonville. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cathey of Dearborn. FL 3-3361 PL 3-2354 Mich. and the hosts, Dr. and Mrs. Peaches Parker. • • • RIBS • HALVES or SLICED Mrs. Daulid Henry Small Size - No. 2 Can Hostess For Alice 4 EiNS S. Public Waters Circle Meet Auction Sale Mrs. David Henry opened her c For home on the Benton Highway for 9 the meeting of the Alice Waters Circle of the Woman's Society of EVEP FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 P.M. Christian Service of the First Me- $1.00 thodist Church held on .Monday evening. YUBAN COLES TRUCK STOP The chairman, Mrs Golclia Curd, presided at the meeting. Mrs. Glen Miracle Whip Higliss-ny C.; I Hazel, Ky. Ashcraft gave the devotional. Mrs. Robert L. Smith presented COFFEE SALAD •11 the program on the subject, "The liVaa4-* DIESSINL — Refugee Problem At Hume and 'DONT SEND ME SACEY—Mrs. Vada Stovall, whose husband Ls quart Jar Merchandise Auction -- bsad liscper f the Ore., Zoo de— broad." Portland, tries to appear 300 can A taches! r.s. 1-lb. can Refreshments were served by Christopher, 3-month-old African lion culi,*seeks her sympathy. The Stovalls took the little animill to their home to the sixteen mem- ' 49 Appliances - Mrs. Henry and raised h:m as a pet after he was abandoned by his mother Hand and Power Tools - Power Mowers visitor,.Mrs. J. B. 449o'R bers and one shortly after his birth at the zoo. Now, Christopher is getting - Sewing Machines - Sweepers - TV Sets Radios - Wilson. bigger and rougher and has been ordered back to hba_eage. 590 IGA TWIN BAG Fans - Toasters - Steam Irons - Perculators - Mixers ,i - Blankets - Sheets - Pillows - Chain Saws - Drills - Drill Bits - Cookware - Liuggage - And Hundreds of For The POTATO CHIPS 39c., Other Fine Items for the Home and Best Pickles CHARMIN Farm. IGA SALTINE ,EVERYTHING 1.01:K;• GUARANTgED — TOILET CRACKERS Lb. Box 19c FREE GIFTS!! FUN FOR TISSUE FLAVOR-KIST - Timsted Coconut or Oatmeal Spend Friday Night at the Auction — Tilts Home the Bargains! 4 ROLL PKG. COOKIES Pkg. 2 ° 49c Terms. Cash or (her k NEW ALABAMA RED 10-lb. bag OS APPLE CIDER W. E. DENNISON or DISTILLED POTATOES 39c "THE BT.:SY AUCTIONEER" Golden Ripe 29c BANANAS lb. IU Fredonia Suzy Parker .4rs with Bradford VINEGARS Auction -action Co. suspense Dillman in the film "Circle of Deception," play- OWNERS ing Fri-Sat at the cool Varsity. Everyone Welcome! 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Ave. tell roe about the "What was the girl's name?" ing me?" K1'1-1090-557, Freeport, Illinois. girl he knew in Boston doting "Aluiloy. Kathleen Muitoy. 1 The room was sitnt for a lip his youth. called her Katie." long moment. Thd woman DO YOU 5EFTHI5 UH HUH_ DO 40.) NOTICE OR RATHER' -)I Ills voice cracked e.ce ad- "Did Holly ever tea you who tipped up nee chin to Ferguson. Services Offered PICTURE CF THE THAT'S A ANYTHING IN NO, SHE'S NOT Olescont's througii m• ner mother Yam?" carefully, as UTILE GIRL so not to destroy PLAYING VERY NICE PARTICULAR? THE WI-1AT HOLDING A mask It was a st,ange conver "No." He got up and came to the beauty of her pose. "What CN THE SOUTH LAWN ABSENCE 5F- WILL DO BABY SITTING IN MY PCTURE..}- 15 BLANKET!! Batton. "She's oeen on my mind the side of the bed -What sort is no talking about, lin?" OF THE. ITE HOUSE? ANYTHING A PWriCtiCAR? IT? home. Experienced. Phone PL 3- Bus past year." Ferguson said oh woman is her mother? You "Mr. Gurmarson claims you 3327. j22c 3911 "1 naven't been able to stop mentioned that you spoko to shot him last night." He was thinking about hcr since I. met her last night.' watching her like a photog- WOULD LIKE TO KEEP CHILD 411 Holly again." "She's no' a bad sort of rapher, ready to click the "nut- in my home while mother works. "Aram 7" woman, and quite g(ext-15oking. tea of his judgment. "Therc s na Experienced. Call Mrs. Joe Pat 9 mill mean 'again.' Its She looks like your wife twenty- doubt he was ii,oL" Thornton, PL 3-1932. j28oc just that II'.•v renundet me ot five years older, tier name. .I Pkg-ZIW as "/ didn't shoot him, for gosh - - her In so re.ely ways. I believed' I think I said, is Kate Dotery sake. Why should I afoot tne o NANCY I was ire given a second, I don't know what ner maiden man that was trying to help by chance- second chance at name was, Out I can guess. She me?" Ernie BushmIller lb. 19e ruirmine,‘. I 'Idol de came originally from Boson. "That's one or, the creetion4 serve Itb., (eve,. and she tolc me that Kilda I came Mee to'ank you." I 4-lb. can y..1 r! • tier eldest daughter." said. to the r 'eergution walked mectistni- "Are there others' You keep II 4. di In t 50 -.Tr , Illy to the window and stood on pitching low curves at me His were err with his rigid eack to me. like that one. I'll ask my hus- syr, rd. fixed on • 1 got up and started to put band to chuck you out on your • ••:`.1 strior died tie.; ' my clothes. I was half ear." .29 141 Was d:w 'wed when tEr Ferguson turned Ferguson shook his head at .propLrty. 1 non to go rem, ou • : ink at me. her. ner funeral. I'll never tore. : loeked like a man who said: "Why did you shoot the girl s face the night .- ttee passed through a desperate me? You know pertectly wed snid eircePtiv te me In As. His eyes in their deep you did." Station. She was three monthb were very bright, not "I don't know anything of tha pregnant. unmarried and still with hope His mouth was like sort." working reit she exiked so blue iron. "What at* you do- notic-d that Or. Trench damn Sore fee I promised her ing?" hrd slippee In eehind me and I'd be back as soon as the estate hawe to talk to your wife. was erentling quietly met ineide was settled, and then we could Take me to her, will you?" the (Pair. The woman appealed • be married. She believed me. -1 will.- If If has to be. For- to ler husband: "Tell him ne's "Perhaps I be'ieved myself. give me. I'm not myself." making a mistake. Fergie. You & - 1141.5,1,1••••••I 1.”4114.48 I didn't Know certainly that I lie helped me on with my know I couldn't nave done It. would never go back until the shirt and Jacket. "You wont I was out like a light. It must L I L ABNER afternoon we buried Mother. It tell her, will you? What you have been somebody else shot by Alcaw - WIIM a Otttcr day in the middle just told DUEL or else he's nuttier than "No. ' ot February and there were a friltcake himself." IT'S THE AMERICAN wooden oil rigs standing on the "It would drive her out of her "Was somebody el:le there, TO SEE THE STARTLING EFFECT OF tli-SACE DREAM COME MOCKAR01410 horizon. I could never think of mind." Mrs. Fere-moon 7" THE -TODAY TRUE!! LET US CONCENTRATE.ON AN TO STUFF AVERAGE FAMILY- going back to Boston and mar- Perhaps It already had. "1 don't know, honest. They NEW OURSELVES rying the girl. I couldn't even • • • had me drugged, and I lost two I- AND STILL face without the Qin,: WAS sitting up In a long whole days. You don't have to M RACLE t TH LIR her Imagine STAY SLIM!! blackest feeling of melanch ,0" • chair by the window, with take my word. ask Or Trench.' FOOD SON, THEIR 1 arranged with a lawyer • the sky and sea behind her. She craned her pretty neck to SYJEPS Eat, HTER, Hocton to give her a thou -.e. She looked like a young bar- look past me. 300 can 1-.NIER ICA like NOREEN • dollars." barous queen. A scarf worn The doctor stood there polish- LI KL "Weren't you coneerr 1 like a turban and held in place ing his glasses. "This is no time WILD- SWINE, 'C4 CR),19t child?" by- jeweled pins concealed to try to settle anything. Why 'about the the and be I "I'll be hone:1. My nine, con- places wnere the fire had don't you let it lie for now, FIRE!! cern was fear that she woied scorched her hair. Jeweled Glinnarson? Mrs. Ferguson's slim 4' search me nut, turn sip on my dark harlequin spectacles hid had a rough two day4." - 1'11 as a doorstep with the child In her her eyes. A silk robe covered The third day was turning NORMAN AND NORMA arms. Or sue me- I was her legs and the lower part Of out to be no less rough. I heard Snakel". •;) NORMAL -AND man, you under- her body. a car coming down the lane 39c i denly a rich e THEIR , and thought Lieutenant •p stand. and on my way to be- "I thought you were never it was DOG, coming richer. She was a girl gig to come back.- she said Wills, arriving on cue. I went Cat:L. - •••••••••1 from the Roston shims who to Ferguson. "Who's your with Ferguson to the door. It IOW ••••• ••••••••4.•••••. 1••• NORCROSS. couldn't speak proper Encith f riend 7" was Salaman. ox 19c I was afraid that she would "This is Mr. Ounnarson, Hol- The woman had come up be- stand in my way." ly. The men who rescued you hind us in the hallway. She ABBIE SLATS 10. the (coin the fire." brushed past me and leaned on ' Though I felt sorry for by Raeburn Van Buren Oatmeal man. I couldn't see any way "I'm very olensed to meet Ferguson's arm. "This charac- YOU MEAN HE CALMLY telling him what-I sua •ou. Mr. Gunnarsoli." ter knows we're in trouble, he's NICE 0' YOU TO Out of ANNOUNCED ESCORT ME,GENERAL. She held out her hand In a trying to shake,, you down. I ARREST THIS MAN ON SUSPICION THAT HIS NAME I JUST WATCH HIM CAREFULLY, pected. WANTED TO CHAT WITH YOU. rather regal don't owe him or OF ----JUST ARREST HIM --I'LL WAS CHARLIE DOBfIS MEN. SUCH OBVIOUS • R 49c "Why did you marry Holly?" 4esture and kept anybody else TROUBLE IS I KEEP STUPID' THINK OF SOMETHING!) AND THAT HE HA) THE attl 0 EsE THE COVER 1 said. It out until I took It. It was any sixty-five thou I don't owe FORGETTI FOR EFFRONTERY OF A "I've told you why. When 1 -limp and cold. What I could him sixty-flve cents." YOUR NAME BRILLIANTLY SCHEMING 10-lb. bag IPS CALLING WITHOUT eau her on the screen, then see of her face had n pale and "She's lying her little head INTELLECT! AN APPOINTMENT I Met her in the fle.M. she was lunar took. off," Seeman said. "She thinks 39c like my youth come hark to Her voice barely moved her she can gamble my money away me --a second eprinerlitie." Ile lips. "I've been wanting to and lie herself out of IL" broke off. !shaking his head- "1 frifir.lr you in person for all you -I never gambled in my life. must sound IMO a romantic did. You really plucked me I never even put a dollar in a fool." • belleg, didn't you?" slot machines" lb. Iii "1 think you were Writing for tf I had been feeling strong- "You've dever even been in some impossible. The er, I'd have gone along with Miami, I bet." Worst of it is. when voi, vvant her for a while. But my knees "That's haven't." something impe,ible, you often were shaking with weakneas 'get It. You merrier! Holly be. end anger find doubt. "We've A question of Identification before, I crfilse she rerembled a girl You met Mrs. Fergoson." brings "The Ferguson Affair" guesti voq knew in Bo:it on tem nty-f could Say we In a startling climax here to- LINER Years ago. 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By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White Howe Reporter WASHINGTON 13P1 !tacks:airs at the White House: Lest someone spot it and leap to a conclusion. portable oxygen equipment. ',eluding tank, Inhala- tor and small tent. goes wherever President Kennedy goes. This is 3 standard precaution followed for at least the past tree presidents as par; of Pmergencv medical I equ-Prnent ahvavs on hand vi44-t Cohert Gerald Burton. 25, and Mr.. linnie Brous, 40. in custody for questioning. 3 chief executive is away from the White House. The presence of oxygen eotaip- ment in the baggage of the Ken- nedy party when the President travels these days bears no rela- tion whatever to he; current back ailment. The oxygen moves riu- Lnely along with other rather un- aesthetic trappings of the pre-i dencv including medical bags. first aid kit, spare batteries for short wave radios and submachine guns. When former President Dwight D Eisenhower visited Paris in 1957 shortly after his mild stroke a GROUND !it French photographer spotted the THINKING ABOUT COOKING OUT? case containing oxygen equipment 3RADE "A" and a few hours later Paris news- papers were in an uproar. Only tiMe and the continued BEEF 39 public appearance of Eisenhower calmed the furore. The French FRYERS 21 press would not be placated by ex- rlanations that the same sort of Chris Jensen (left) apd Brous talk to authorities after arrest. equipment was carried in the back Dale Bernard Jerome TT President Hirn S. Tru- Date PRSAUSAGE 19Fb of former and MORE ARRESTSre are expected following arrests of Bernard JemeJerome Brous, 51, man's automobile when he rice-- Jensen. 33, in in the May 28 sabotage blasting of tw micro- and that it Chris Ensenada. Mexico, pied the White House. wave towers and a relay station in Utah. Brous, calling himself thee leader of the ROAST 39,cb* was standard equipment on the Army," said "hate for the privately-owned utility companies and it4sTimnr Vol travels Of the late President Frank- "American Republican myself." S scare" were the reasons. Jensen told authorities, "I set up all three (bombs) lin D. Roosevelt swims Oxygen is used for resuscitation in accidents or other emergencies detailed, even technical. medical 29Fb about his back might HAMBURGER Heart patens frequently carry oxy- information DOWN gen bottles in their cars create in the public mind a VISIH Possibly the only time the erner of a chronically sick man. If :til- CAKE gency was in Afghanistan. The high ls their reasoning. 'It may be do- MIXES MIRACLE WHIP altitude of the capital city. Kabul ing the President a disservice. • and the climb up 3 long flight of White - Yellow - Devil's Food back. So do stairs to his apartment in the So he has a bad men who royal palace left Eisenhower limp countless other American SALAD normal and with exertion His doctor. Maj. go about relatively' lives, a lot Gen. Howard McSynder. placed him productive grousing QUART about the discomfort, gobbl:ng as- Boxes under the oxygen mask for about 2 49c DRESSING 49c pain is acute, wear- a half hour then the President pirin when the cor- got up and attended a royal lunch- ing all sorts of uncomfortable comparing eon in his honor sets and constantly notes with each other on special- pads and MAXWELL Unless the White House is hold- ists. osteopaths, heating ing back some important medical new nostrums HOUSE information — and there is no rea- Why, then. would it not be a son to believe this is true—Ken- sound idea for Dr Traiiell to sit 2-1b. can nedy's current back condition is clown with some reporters, go over not to be compared with Eisen- the whole situation in precise de- COFFEE 1.19• hower's series of quite serious and tail and thus save every-body, in- dangerous illnesses. 'eluding the President, a lot of Yet, the manner in which some justified rumor and speculation BAUER NEW PILOT — Athletic's general manager Frank of the news shoot the President's Lane .r.ght announces g of. Joe Gordon as field manager has been handled has led to the firin back A s and his replacement by veteran outfielder Hank Bauer, "ts is- of the 33c rumors and frequent Milk unfounded Pet Dry played many years for the New York Yankees before sanatacth,n among the reporters 7') clean underneath a refrig- .iefti who whether • who must keep the publ:c abreast erator. c,ser a yardstick with a . coming to the Athletics Lane refused to comment on team's record that was re- of the Chief FNectitive's eondition sluckmg Use :Ills duster to there was anything other than the The President and some of his reach the hard-to-get-at spots. I sponsible tor Gordon's dismissal Welch's Grape Juice 24-".3 i1.00 inner circle seem to believe that — DEL MONTE Fruit Cocktail 19c PINEAPPLE' PARAMOUNT 3" can GRAPEFRUIT Dills -Gal 39c Youll get the best buy on the best selling brand Kosher DRINK • ONE MMIECZO at your Chevy dealer's Truck Roundup! PUREX GALLON 49c 48-oz. 95c HONEY DEW MELONS can CANTALOUPES WATERMELONS

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