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V 2, 1952 Selected As Best All Round Kentucky Community _ NeWspaper for 1947 Why Not Weather

Do All Kentucky- Scattesed then-.1 derstorms this afternoon and -Wentucky'a Your Shopping tonight lov.tes: tonight 70 to 75. ition is, en- Scattered thunderstorms hoots in the In Murray Friday morning followed by dealing Mg %Lae nob kt. and cooler. training rive •4* Jperintendent Wendell In YOUR a United Press - PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- manual en PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Thursday Afternoon, July 3, 1952 MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 Vol. XXIII; No. 158 h will be is- 1. ish Classroom addition to Action On Steel Lochie Faye Hart actin!. Many Strike Is Called Receives Honor Fire Breaks. **************** Taft And een able id S•on & Hedrcl Eisenhower Bid For of the im- For 'congress At Stephens College t automobiles, OutIn ' Around Press Announcement was made this Local Loul4ana Delegateslaay I training in- The Sen. Netion on the week of the appointment .of Miss astruction by steel strike. Lochile Fay Hart of iViiirlay By United Press , storming trip that will include lack af ears It has called . talks student at Stephens Colla e Store Today MURRAY islg Chicago is all decked out for a nine speeches before he arrives in scheola from to start up again as a Senior Sister for the 1352-53 Louisiana hayride. the Windy City on Saturday. uch •raluable VIV•11111.-•••• A resolution, intro, school year. •Pe A fire occurred this morning at But who'll be on the wagon is Another candidate - Governor given in the mocratic Senator Hu. of As a member of the Senior Sis- We took in enough water last the A. B. Beale Hatsaware store anybody's guess. Earl Warren of California-at-so benefit tho Minnesota, asks indestry `-../ the ter Organization. Miss Hart is- one 9:30. night to replace all that dned out at Both Senator Taft and General will be heading east teday. Warren rts the actual CIO steelworkers to work out tem- of a group ca outstanding students ou us during the past Two trucks anseered the call, Eisenhower are bidding tot 13 con- and 70 California delegates will en- °mobile." month. who porary conditions that will get will assist in a program ac- however only on.t was ustd in ex- tested seats qn the Louisiana con- train for Chicago tiem Sacramen- mesent course the mills producing steel again. auainting new students with Step- tinguishing the blaze in the second vention delegation. And the argu- to later today. nmend7d that Went awfWming at the college Then,. it says, final settleseant of hens traditions before their arrival floor of the firm. The fire it ments are expected to wax hot and The man who carried the Repub- hours in aa pool. r, the issues involved can be worked en campus. thought to have startea in a pile of heavy before the GOP national lican standard in 1948-Governor ne mestee out. Senior Sisters are chosen on ihe brooms stored in ihe second floor. committee. , Thomas Dewey of New York- in ob- Wife teaching a swimming class spent The Senate resolutian alsa calls basis of interest, abiilty and per- The firemen raiseti ladders to However, each side will only be is on the convention scene. Dewey behind the and we were asked if we were Ira on President Truman to let benh sonality. They continue to aid the second floor window and in allowed one hour-and-a-half to pre- told newsmen he Chicago to is going to take orders from her. the course sides use the services of any gov- new students during the opening a very short while had the blaze sent its case. The committee will "run errands" far Eisenhower ernment agency needed to end months of school. under control. The booster tanks probably reach a decision on the campaigners. • rtor of Heolth Said, guess so, because we had were Louisiana the strike, now going into its 32nd Miss Hart is the daughtee of used to fight the fire, this ^ delegates this afternoon. been doing it ever since we had ition fr ihe day. Mr. and Mrs. Georeg Hart, 304 action holding down the water So far, the committee has decided BULLETIN 'been married. lucatioa. seta • The nationwide walkout has led North Fourth St. Sht is employed greatly. Only about twenty five delegate disputes in Florida, Kan- CHICAGO Joly 3 (L'111)-Tho - Republican high schools to layoffs affecting nearly one- this summer at the daily Ledger gallons of water were used. sas, and Georgia--with all but one National Committee year Reading where4 tnere is new ,a bag voted to she lug last. million wegkers. and more lay- and Times. The new aluminum ladders Kansas delegate going to Senator 11 of the studedts. perfume for garbage pails. It is - disputed delegates seats 1.000 offs probably will be ordered dur- from the white .quad-truck were te2r.ije-.../47e/uch ...P.-4..C...... Taft. However, these decisions can from :hiring fhd attached to the lid and repels flies, used be Louisiana to Taft. Eisenhower ise ing the holiday weekend. The to reach the toed of the appealed to the convention roaches and at the same lime it credentials gets the other two, Nash automobile company's plant committee. If that' isn't perfumes the air. One Injured Firemen chopped out part of the satisfactorya-Eisenhower men can • in Kenosha, Wisconsin. has lit In the Taft camp, ceiling of the second floor where .;? ,..,,,,. go to the floor o' the convention the biggest 10,000 workers off. And Studebaker r - 7,J il:•i;-•-4I"-re------D•'° 42 chore of the day fell to We Wiliest the name Zan De the flames had already started itself for a final ruling. the Sen- has furloughed 17.000 men. ,„_,...._‘, ator, himself. He is meeting Garbage. burning, and soon the fire was out. 4,7 ,c7,.. i. ;... .‘,....a ?..../7-,. General Eisenhower is taking a with In Pittsburgh. the Sharon Steel In Accident Governor ..lithn Fine of Pennsyl- Smoke poured from the brick slow train to Chicago today. He's Corporation, a big independent s7ahia. Fine - uncommitted ustomers Read some more where _there work on the West site and from scheduled to leave Denver, Colo- -has company, has turned dovoi a tem- the 0 control of 25 of Peimsylvania's up- is a new gadget out now Ailich An accident occurred last night gutter spout in front of the rado about 1:30 psn on a barn- porary settlement with the CIO ------N . 0.4A4-..; Aften vote delegation. DP primarily is a slide ru:e. It in- at 10'00 o'clock about four miles building. The efficient work of the ...-s• -tr.....4 It says temporary terms are "ire ak...V.zti:i Fine says he won't make his cludes a two headed mechanical on the East Highway accordnig to firemen kept the blaze from 'N•b ...1410.•9_e vimMi=111•11=110111 in the best interest" of the com- final decision on v.-hether to sup- pencil, telescopic measuring scale, Cpl. Brigham Futrell of the State spreading and minimized the dam- pany or its 10,000 employees. port Taft or Eisenhower-until Pblice. Thomas isranklin Miles age. <*‘' , reading magnifier, depth gage in of New - Proposal atter he talks. with Eisenhower Dearborn. Some stock (/e.17e ,Ply inches and centimeters. detachable Michetan, accompanied was wetted from IA-Thf4!' ‘11 f7/•-••••2/4-./. by a woman companion, water seeping down men later this week straight edge, concealed eraser, ran into •ilie-Wall and "--- 1 'I f 74, ,Nzi: .44- The head of the 48--vote Michigan spare pencil leads, the ' rear of a 1947 Ford Of Mr. through the ceiling, tut firemen and an optical Fireworks Have Cost Considered delegation also is cHURE and Mrs. covered one reported sitting A pocket clip. All of this is in a Samoel Crowder of side of the shelf with Camp Gordon, Georg.a. a tarpaulin. kr4— on the fence. The sun of Michigan six and one half inch barrel. More Lives Than r.ational committeman Police said that toe lights on the Arthur Sum- (only) _10.,...."1,2rie ,f merfield Revolutionary War car of Mr. and Mrs. Crowder went --,..' By Allies says Michigan-with 443 Seems like the inventor could votes_will out as they vere hold out :until it Sees, nave included a typewirter in' it approaching By United Press Murray. Dr. Weeks ri which way the wind is blowing. and that Miles came up Order To eXr •,.? ...."-::•,7Ccz too somewhere. By United Press However, _a...Firework* may sprat u, hessalests !)1.:j. young Surrimerfield says .hitn-und- did not his ,/':(/rj-4•6=i1•••,• c1;l see "Lay 7142:7///. cnotfgh way to celebrate the Aside All Duties /f)7 A new Communist proposal on his father is-and we quote_ "be- 14,...,1 V)r" This date bid year: British fin- Fourth. `(44r.,„'6.. •Y4ti/.54.2 ‘.<4.•"" prisoner exchange is on the coming more and After hitting Lrowder's car. Immediately" by Head Ko- incre concerned ance chief says one year of Ko- But according to the National ji rean truce table at Panmunjom. with the bitterness developing be- Miles' car veered across the road rean 1:"14--";AV"i4-"/Z//041.Y4^ fighting had cost Great Bei- Fire Protection Aasociation of into a The Reds presented their offer, tween the two rival eamps."-Says ditch. His car.was damaged LEXINGTON, July 3 (UPI-The /Kg&1rt 'tam n 28-million dollars. United States Boston fireworks shot off to cele- a two-point plan, last nizht and he: "I wouldn't be surprised if he heavily and Miles reenved a gash ousted head of the agronomy de- closed its library and theatre in brate American Independence have on allied negotiators took it under went to the group which showed the head. He was brought into partment at the University of Budapest. Hungary after the Com- cost more American lives than it Murray consideration. They may reply to the least rancor in 'the convene Hospital for treatment. He Kentucky. Dr. Martin Weeks, has . munist regime charged they were took to win it. was the it tonight. ton battling." only one inliired in the been ordered to "lay aside all duties covering espionage activities. Executive Director Percy Bugbee accident. The Red plan calls first for a • Immediately." 1 of the association says state laws- reclassification of war larisoners by The order came from Dr. Ber- Ibis dale in history: Spend% against fireworks Rave cut the nationality. After new lists are United States To man L. Donovan. University presi- fleet destroyed in Santiago Harbor casualty toll considerably in the Thousands Take Test drawn, those classified as South I dent. following receipt of Week' Sail For France in 16911. Idaho was admitted to last few years. But sirce 1900, Koreans in allied hands could be WANDA In Fight Against letter of resignation. the union as the 43rd state in snore than 100-thousand Americans be repatriated on a voluntary base: With Passengers Weeks', center of a long-smould- ENDRIX 1890. And the San Francisco mint have been maimed, cripplecia tilind- Polio In Texas North Kiirearts and Chinese would ed and killed setting - ering controversy in the depart- was established in 1852. off fire- be returned to the Reds. forcibly By United Press ment, announced his works. By United Press resignation .f necessary. • Columbia's new rem of the ocean The vanguard of holiday tray.- Some 35.000 yeaterday by sharply criticizing the rERS We bop* we never base a fire. children are taking Along with thifi. the Reds have puts to sea shortly-with hope, elers move out on the highways part in an University for demoting him from but If we do we will be glad that eaperiment in Hoes en, asked for what they call trealistie for a new traps-Atlantic record tonight to take advantage of the Texas. and experiment department head to 'profesaor. He Murray has the kind of fir!, fight- that's aimed discussions" in, secret on the one riding on her bow. equipment long holiday and there will be the at fightine. the erad disease polio. asked that the resignation take ef- The "S. S. United 'A: ing it has. issue blocking agreement 071 an States"--51- usual scramble for seats on planes, fect August 31. rhe ntelect n' the mass test is armistice. thousand tons, of ismer), liner,., • trains and Donovan, It certainly looked good th:f buses. to find out wiie'her an unproved however, in a ringing willgait out of New York Harbor immr. ero.cti - The chief allied delegate, Major The weather • vasima ininilin, answer to the resignation, told with 17-hundred persons morning to see those awe truck* car re- Gen William Harrison. says the aboard, Fourth-of-July: Showers and thun- duce the off,-,. -f Weeks that hit salary would cone bound for Le Haste, soling around the corner by the polio Hal e! Red plan "may be important and France. and derstorms may hit the Great Lakes the children, aged tintie through August 31. but that Southhampton, England. bank headed for Mr. Beale"s ,tor'. one to six. may not be" There is no further region and other rnidwestern are ..getting his duties in the agronomy The passenger list includes shots of the serum. the depart- official comment. Mar- statos-possible 'scattered showers John Hancock, prosident of tbe Continental Congress and first 4 1, The lightweight aluminum lad. rest of the youngsters are eetting ment must cease immediately. signer of garet Truman-Mr. and Mrs. Vin- in the drought-ridden southwest- the Declaration of Ind•pandencre is depicted (top picture) as hs turned An air force report says the cent der came in handy when the shots of a harmless gelatin. The president called Weeks a to Astor_and other dignataries and a boost in tempe.-ature in the his fellow patriots and said "Thom! John Bull con road my name without Communists have built up a big and Jamous people. firemen wanted to reach the roof, Doctors rind researchers will "failure as an administrator" ind east i.e expected hr the- holiday. spectacles!" Signatures on dm famous document are reproduced (center). force of perhaps 1900 Manes in The watch for results to learn hether "totally incompetent to efficiently ship-which coat 73 million Independence Mall, Philodelphia, as it looked in 1776 (bottom picture). Manchuria. However, the Reds dollars to build It only took a moment to take the senim is a success. But they and effectively" bring about har- -may be trying have appeared Reluctant to use to crack the trans the extension ladder from the big won't be able to determine the molly in the agronomy department. -Atlantic record thhm and as a result allied pilots of the "Queen Mary"-set white truck, and raise it to the value, of the serum until next Donovan denied Week's claim in 1935 College Presbyterian Special Day To Owensboro Wins First have noted fewer DM's in the sky In that year. the roof. year. that. the controversy in the dniart. Queen Mary N'S in recent weeks. crossed the Atlantic at an Church Plans Picnic Meantime, more and more poll, anent which brought about his Be Observed By Time-In average Six Gaines There is no-explanation for the speed of 31 and six-tenths --- eases are being reported demotion resulted from a quarrel knots. • Chief Past Lee and his men in Texas. Coldwater Church lack of fight by the Communists. It made the hTe College Presbyterian Church over the merits trip in a few home only used a small hose and about This year's total of some 1100 in of Kentucky 31 By United will have a Press Eighth army commander James under four days. twenty five gallons of water from ifcriie at the City Park the state is higher at this time than fescue. "Year Mound - Sunday SchoQj - Van Fleet says the allies should The United States can do tonight at six-thirty" welo.:tie ac- ir. 1950 when "The quarrel in the department Owensboro racked up well the booster tank to put out the Texas had ics word Day will be obserbed at the Cold- its --firat increase the air power. ThisThis- twee 34 knots cording to an announcement made polio epidemic in was rather one of personal ani- win- in six genies last night by blase, and this saved no telling history. water Methodist Churth next Sun- says Gen Van Fleet would be today by daunt' officials. )'nnsity and personal jealousies; topping Union City 4-3 to strength- how much water damage. day morning July ft at 10:00 the cheapest way of forcing the -lids will take the place of the which as time passed became ir- o'clock. en its fourth place standing in NO PAPER WIN 4 Reds to conclude an armistice. Van Inquiring (weld have hooked regular Family Night suppcsr us- reconeible." Donovan says. Marvin Wrathtm of Murray State the Kitty League. They no two • Tht, Ledger and Times will Fleet told a radio audience th it or three big hoses arid ually held at the- church. Collegc. will be tie.. guest speaker. poured in not publish tomorrow, Friday hob Thomas, power is "one thing the Commu- Reporter All members and- their famillet Every member of the a 45-year old rookie about a thousan (again:ins of water July 4. In accordance with a church is understand." are urged In alend threw the win for the Oilers, al- nists and done the same job. bie that the picnic. precedent set several yeirra Florence Chadwick urged to be present and everyone who is not attending lowing six hits. - QUENTION: is the difference ago. The next ititttet Sunday just in fighting regular What To Make Swim Try School elsewhere is cordially in- are your plans for the fiees today and yesterday. LOCAL of the daily paper will appear The Madisonville Miners bounce I Russia Casts 50th WEATHER REPORT — --- vited to attend. Fourth of July? on Saturday July 5. back to put Paducah on the short SANTA CATALINA ISLAND. Veto In UN ANSWERS: Today It is a science. • The following is the ,12 noon oh- end of an 8-5 score. The Miners California July 3 illPt-Miss Mrs. Lowell Outland: I don't servaticn from the Murray State DISTURBANCE OCCURS aaain took over second place from Florence Chadwick, the first wo- ANNOUNCEMENT By United Press think I'm going to do anything The University of Kentucky En- College Weather Station: AT EDDWILLE the Chiefs after unleashing five It was an PRISON man to swim the English Channel hietaric day for Rus- but stay at home. I'm just going Eineering School bulletin has this Present temperature 134 'degrees. The arfrual Vacation runs in the ninth inning to sia both ways. goes after another Bible School dash in the United Nations to have a day of rest. , to sap. 'Highest yesterday 93 degrees By 1-Tutet, Tress will begin Paducah's "first" tonight. at the Goshen Metho- - lead. Soviet delegate Jacob Malik cast Mn. C. L. Hale: We haven't any- Another disturbance at Eddy ^ Low last night 73 degrees. - - dist Church his country's At midnight. Miss Ceadwick will next Monday July 7th. .50th veto in the thing planned whatsoever. My fa- Barometric pressure 29 62 drop- vile State penitentiary . nd ,Fulton took Hopkineville in a security council. plunge into the water at the Cata- will continue througn S'Auta ther is visiting with me this week- ping. Prisoners in cellblock four, where day close 9-8 game after the Lookouts Malik The old colored man was asked Jina Isthmus in Caofornia. She July 12. The, sessions will be vetoed the American pre- so we will proeably just be at- . Relative humidity 70 per cent_ meet of the serious inmate of last held devil in six runs in the ninth inn- natal for a Red by his employer how he managed hopes to swim the- t7atalina chan- every day from e;00 pm. to Cross investigation /tom e. Wind front the south at three week's - outburst started at Eddy- ing to pull the game utir-of the on Communist to stay so cheerful and calm. He nel, something no oretnnn ever,.has 4:00 p.m. Transportation will be charges that the Mrs. Nerve' Short. We don't vile prison, have staged -a noisy lire. Fulton scored five douole allies replied. "Well. tell you, Fee Milesteaer hour. - done. The 32-year-old rtenoarapher pr&vided-roi those that want`t.s. are carrying on germ war- have any phips. It's ton hot to do demonstration. The prisoners shout- plays out of seven. made in the fare in Korea. just learned to cooperate with the says she also will try, to break the attend. Young people from all de- anything. I think I will .40.4 rest. ed. ''we want to eat." game. Don Menner was credited Immediately after Inevitable." T. O. BAUCUM IN record. nominations are invited to come. the veto, the Miss Rebecca .Roberta: We'll BED WITH Warden JeSt1 Buchanan issued with the Mound win. united States demanded MUMPS a If she dnea, it rimers Miss Card- • that the do what Re usually at', go to the warning to the prisoners follow- UN dismiss the Commatiist charges Ike on a picnic. I wick probably will reach the other The Vacation Bible School will- Iron man Mike Conos.an went thiak it IS kind T. 0. Baueum is in bed at his ing the demonstration that "there end of the 2I-mile begin at the as being "false-and without sub- of a habit. every men going to Beres Is the arlderss ch eine] at mid- Martin's Chapel Metho- al' the - Way on the mound fcr the of Mrs. Gay- home suffering front Mumps Mr.i will be no more riots in this stance" . lake on the lour.h. afternoon tomorrow, since she'll dist Church on July 7. The ses- Jackson to spark a 3-2 lord Forrest who has a new baby Baucum that win far Malik rose said he thought he orison." have to do it in around 15 sions will begin to his feet. Mrs. Charlie Shroat: I've been boy. Providence Lying-1n Hospit it, hours. each afternoon the Cenrals over Maydeld. Cone- had contacted the Mumps trona his An additional ten state troopers George Young If the council tries to pass such sick in bed foratwo weeks and hoids the record. at 2:00 o'clock. Children from all van rac `-ed up his 11th win out I'm -Matide Street, Providence, Rhode grancibaby who visited him re- were sent in to aid in case of a resolution. he :mid Russia would _just sitting up a little He swam the choppy channel in denominations are invited to at- of now. so I'll Island. rently. five by striking out 15 Mayfield use its veto againa-for be WON trouble. 15 hours. 45 minutes back in 1927. tend. the 51st very happy just to be up to- batters and allowing six hits, erne. morrow.

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TIIURSDAY, JUL 1' 3, 1952 TI PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY 4.4.1 over aud yielded a run in therwmarraraMiji4 Red Sox Edge Spahp And . fourth on a deuble by Ryan and THE LEDGER & TiMES a single by Willie Jones' . PUBLISHING PUBLISHED BY LEDGER & i'IMES COMPANY SUNDAY kCii,091. Robinson suffered a thigh injury 95 PRIVY IN Times, and The entwolidation of The. Murray Ledger. The Calloway a s tigner Win in the first game and had to be lames-Herald. October 29. 1928. lind the West Kentuckian. January LESS04 - runner when removed for a pinch Friday s., 1V41 he singled in the eighth of the Thursday and .10 In Big Sixth by For Braves nightcap. JAale-S C Wie.LLA NIS. PUBLISHER - • ------Dr. H. C. Cklles OR Re remove the resent to roaece any etoyertising._Letters to the Editor. 1 iw Ill Beaton 5 - Yankees, 4 BraYes 2-Giassia me Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best interest The first major leaeue home run A big five-run Inning was all =i 301 it our readers use Boston Red Sox needel yester- • by Rookie infielder Jack Dittmer n IsteVtir,W1911.- Braves and Warren '01,tv‘ tt • gave the FOR potirlion to any human Influence. at Detroit. Also entered are Na. Is,uwviPAULlifild1D7 THE KLa Its KY tria,on AssocIATioN at NasewtheY.Yoked. gell the. Yanks. 5.4. Judges 2:8-17; 21-25 ape Theird • tional Open Champion Julius Bo- =e....1.1:1,011•14.04.00•4224442.ttn: - -*NIHON-AL RapillieSEN.E444V-Ene- !WALLACE WITMER CO.. ,rai.-171*-0,56157te -fict)Idikitiff --elite In_ 'Rearming full well that the days or bleing to the ration in g diens ros of Mid-Mnew North Carol:ism Wan& eliweede, Memphis; Tenr.1 -250 Park Ave.. New York; 30? N. Mel:Ogee the- - sixth. Singles by Dom DI; or Ms activity were draeeng to .11 I restored to Cede favor. Sperm a 2-1 win over Use flew Sore, rhiemio; 80 Bolyseon St., inieton .• • Hoot Evers anl Archie a close. Joshua, the servant. 1 The Dtserder. Judg'esaffill York Giants at Boston."---1 -- - • Wibien, a double by Dick Gernert, a meeting and delivert God, called There !auftie' tNitV wherr*the Johnny Logan was on tiase in • Entered 'at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for transmisston as two walks, an error ane a lone address to the people • Ma farewell Israelites were oithout a slag.' a the seventh when Dittmer homered Second Class Matter fly by Del Wilber got those Red whom he long and F.N.! s had led so time when "Every man did that off Monte Kennedy The Giants Sox runs. Whom he had loved so well. In which was right in his own eyes." scored their run in di. seventh Al to I SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier In Marray, per week 15c, per had two Outfielder Hank Bauer this message he ugred them to aeeond when Left do* month 6,5c_ sn Calloway and adjoining counties. per year. $3.50; else. Such a practi,e !elites prosperity Dark reached MURRAY LIVESTOCK CO of the Yankees' six hits. serve the God of their fathers .1!10 success et t•-r Impossibilitus Fielder Earl Torgeson dropped his war Wm* 1.5-$0. Sid Hudson is the wanner; Ed and prosperity. and enjoy peace ard detertoratioe Cr. 'absolute In- fly ball He moveu ti third on a Lopat, the loser. lived, the child- Market Report 4MMIIN As long as Joshua evitability. Only as people do God's sacrifice and scored cn a long fly. THURSDAY. JULY 3, 1952 An argument and an injury cost when ren of Israel served GOd, but will can they enjoy His wonierful Spent fanned 10. He leads the the Red Sox a couple players. Irk 5ales Each Tuesday at 2:00 O'clock ••• he and those elders who had aeen rresence and marvelous bles.ongs National League with 97 strike- the first inning. catcher Sammy the "great works of the Lord" outs. .60 White was thumbed out by umpire July 1, 1952 SPORTS LINEUP passed from the scene of action the Ot Ed Hurley after White called him people were left without proper I-Cincinnati • Cards Total head sold 1090 By United Press Gross Pennsylvaiii has barred a -Big led-Nosed Reindeer." Third leadership. Tragically, they had not Giants Defeat Tigers An eighth inning bases loaded ThI oein All-America seen-iiiials In, the use of any gfeese in the title baseman George Kell left in the. entered experimentally Into the double by Enos Slaugeter gave the Good 'Quality Fat Steers 29.00-31.90 Ito '7-1 Last Night - the wine'en's -eel highlIght I be ut 3dondev bet we. n Wel- third with a pulled muscle. faith and the spirit of their fathers Cardinals a 3-nothing wtn over Baby Beeves 30.0044.00 .hom todey's Wimbledou :envie cham- terweight cleanly. Gavtlan and I Indians 3 - St. Louis as they should have done. As long Cincinnati at St. L01.11.,. Fat Cows, Beef Type Breugh et 40.00-23.00 peinstaps. Ineuise Bev- ,1 Gil • TOrner in Ondadelphia. Tur- The Indians edged St. LOWS. 3-2 as there were men of God to The Giants defeated the Tigers Slaughter's twooeit double was and fly Hills mbet.s eLa. Pat '1 odd et: ner's Canners Cutters 8.20-19.00 manager. G,orge Katz-has 'at Cleveland when Dale Mitchell follow, the Israelites appeared to . to I in a Junior Leaue game enough for Harry Bre:heen to win Bulls 15.00-24.00 • Ix, Jon, :n a:, 'Mt Ciliforneee-cemplaineti thee Geviran avoids doubled and Barney McCoisity- hit be following the Lord. but in played Wednesday. a three hitter. Herman Wehmeier seeei-fine• snatch.' The titer sende' cuti by bone ex•ersive g.eJse. • a pinch ongle In the 10th mnine, ieality too many of them were Ferguson, Carol and Wyatt got takes the loss. VEALS Connolly el' San Maureen theta) The %inning hots came aff Dave following their human leaders only. two hits each for the Giants. • aceunst Shelee Poe Cubs Win Two - a- , Madison who had relieved Gene' L The-Deelension, Judges 28-13 The batteries for the two teams The -last Arnie-lean --the s CHICAGO, Juiy 2 It:Pi-Paul Fancy Veals '414. 31.00 Major Sallittly LC.' . omit- Bearden in the•eigh.th. Mickey H ir- e Naturally good men pass 'torn were Buchanan and Wyatt for the singles-I-fel-Me Plain rif Beverly Mintier and Warren Hacker had No. 1 ^ dent of &Wiling a chance to defend els. mho came on in the 'unto. gets the scene of action. While theo Giants and Miller and Collie for Veals . 28.50 Hilhe-was eliminated in .yestera definitely constrasting records as his Olympics Men peatIonm diving the win. Influence lives on. it gradually di- the Tigers. No. 2 Veals 25.90 -day'S semi-finals • they pttched the Cnicego Cubs to he .mplon.ship that his wife has left Third baseman Al - Rosen._ who minishes. When leaders who have Buchanan and Miller both pitch- ThKowouts 16.00.23.00 _ • ,_ a doubleheader sweep via 8-3 and . •. •lisneettreesurnirrer -garnet- -m Relsinkr otn ered for"- Clevelan1 in -the ed nice games, showing good Con- - enjoyed intimate fellowshIP With 3-0 scores over the Pittsburgh The diving anita. wiii be held to- fourth, made his major league trol. HOGS - lIti English Channel se zanier Floe ' God pass _away. the people are Pirates before 16,453 paying cus- into-the day in New York Says Major Lee debut as a shortstop. Rosen moved NH ence Chadwick-will dive prone to forget God. It is gen- tomers today- 180 to 250 pounds 20.85 loand tale to- --elf nocettung does, go wrong and over to ehort Ole eighth when • water off Catalina erally true that people degenerate Minner scored his _eighth tri- M"C Orend ? don't make the team, I geese my Merrill Combs went qua for a chOy start a •21-trele when their great leaders and de- umph. fourth over Pittsburgh, on a oisewer 'San wife a Ill just. have to come home ---.---An2.1*--41W21212" • the California maire eid.-The- pinch hitter. vieted 'men, who have a zoil foe yield i f 13 hits in the free swine aeleatn. • - Onsee nienogreplieo Menne, she can God • and righteousness. pass away he- Way - White Sea - Tigers hag opener' that progeueed a total • 'ewier. teo distance in rem than 15- - After the passing of Joshue and 1 Outfielder Minnie Minoeo wets of 27 assorted safeties. . Acura_ e. , The Ph.ladelmile Eades have the elders who had been assoicated hey Stand the big gun yesterday as the Chi- Hacker rendered the Pirates run- )6Q 91° eb".4,42/* Ogned Fullbsck Jine Parmer.. The with him, the people quickly turn- s cago White Sox nipped the Tigers the Teams less in the boo-tailed second game. lien n -r.1 Aggie Oar is a 3 ., at. Detroit. ed to the corrupting influences c.f tanding of n .x.. C t Kitty Learee railedafter seven ar.d a half in- /6**, _ the Idolatry which was practkel and 04)(711m, His sixth -inning home,- was the Team W L Pet, nings due to darknees, on a yield around them. .winrieg run ,Minoso alee came - Fulton 40 20 667 nf lust two singles. It was Hacker's WITH THE NEW 111 through with a key hit in Chivigns Although the Israelites forsook Madisensille . 31 23 573 fifth payoff, and his first major WE'RE GIVING t we-ran fourth in which singles Jehoe•a. they "-Were' - obligated t Paducah 29 23 509 league shutout to assure the Cubs *.ay Minosta Sam Mete and Ed Rob- worship somebody or something. Owensboro 30 30 500 a 3-1 series edge HIGH PRICES 'THE /e inenn Plus a throwing error by If men will not worship the true tituon City 28 31 475 Hank Sauer belted his No. 21 'Tigers gave the • Write ‘See God. they always worship some Jackson "' 28 31 475 homer in the fifth inning of the second game behind Bob Addis' -4 Salmi Gad-Tiene turned Lathe Wt.r.- Mayfield . _ _25 33 431 - Fe-F6M. ifh eTr• iterount Toe • - spiip of Baal. the -evil male god t Hopkintrvill! . . . 24 34 fit - •Southock tried tomake up for numbers 64 aad 65 runs n DE LUXE REIRIOIXATOR T1 power and violence, and Ash- batted ;net error vrith 'a two-run homer of 41EAVit Notional- League Murry Dickson, a 70-game wan- tarothe the heaehen female goddess in the seventh, but it wasn't ner last season was tagged with of fruitfulness and corruption. It Team W L Pet. ,enough. Billy Pierce gets the win; his 12th loss when the Cubs over, • Full-Width Supor- was the sinful practices insolved Brooklyn . . 48 20 706 'Hal Newhoueer, the less. came a 3-2 deficit in the seventh 3111 -HO in the worship which caused the New York 45 23 062 Freezer Chest • As 4 - Senators 1 _ inning of the openm by scoring Israelites to serve Baal and Asn- Chicago 40 31 363 ' Southpaw Bobby Seen!! of 'the twice ' • Exclusive Quick- traroth. The rites of these heathen St Louis 40 31 541 I A's continued te play the role of visa Trays gods were "celebrated with gross Philadelphia 32 37 464 ;Jack the giant killer as 'se. beat and revolting impurities. It was Cincinnati 31 40 437 Phil, Take Pale - thre Washingtoo Senatolip. ee.,l at • Twin,0 -Peace- desire to indulee in immoraitly Boston 28 43 394 Right handers Houin Roberts Philadelphia. the loin Hydratois that causiel them le turn to the Pittsburgh .... . 19 55 .257 and Ross Meyer pitched the Phile- - It -is- the 14th „win _fur Shantz . < heathen idols and away trent the delphui Phonies to i 'weep of the • New Meter-Miser agair.st two lowes and only Jackie true God. Who "demands purity American League double-header with Brooklyn yes- Jensen kept the five foot seven with 5-Year 411.5 followers. New York ' 441 27 597 terday. 4-3.' and 2-1, to cut the tie his in the lives of His inch lefty from racking Cleveland 19 32 549 Dodgers first place lead user New Protection- Plan that tnird 'shutout Jensen spoiled By turning to idolatry. tae Is- Boston . 38 32 543- York to three games. homer ter • Beautiful new eith a sixth inning raelites offered insult to God arid Chicago 39 13 542 A pinch hit home run by Bill homer cabinet styling Washington's lone rain. -Th.. rejected His purpose :n giving Washington . 36 31 537 Nicholson following an eighth in- Jensen's hitting streak Jo 18 nos Sensational NEW ran the land to then. Due to theie Philadelphia ... 211 34 45? ning walk to Connie Ryan won the ' games. . lack of knowledge. their environ- St. Louis ------28 34 451 nightcap tor the i•hils after Rob- after ye rues te NI Is rat The A's had enomtli ment, and their natural tendency Detroit 23 47 392 erts had chalked up his 11th vie- aliforn ta 'beat Bob Porterfield after the which< was evil. they with six-hitter in the lagenpana toward that edded bi first _inning when they scored deliberately ignored the wey in trYv.opener. met_ MC 'twice on a walk, an error and sing- v.olkecl. Ben Wade, who also allowed sev- einenger which their forefathers hal Yesterday's Results a the on and Gus Zer- went -lea by Farris Fain and determined to gratify the de- Kitty Lelopet en hits but walked as many, IWO With NORGE 'r.ie: The As sewed things up wilt the distance and was charged with aer del nres ie their own hearts Fulton 9, Hopktnsellle 9 andee• eighth on two erroee. the defeat. It was tne second time 'two in the B. The Distrese. Judges 1:11•15 Jackson 3. btaytield 2 rme-line singles by Eddie this year that Philadelphia had a walk and Cod's chosen people were dear MadieOn v Ole It "educate 5 NEW I Zerroal. won a doubleheeder from the .joast and to His heart He cared for their Owensboro 4. Union City 3 se drivel Dodgers. who have a twin name alg needs and sought to lead them In dropped Roll-to-You-Shelves1 AUTOMATIC Our year veteran of tee National bill to no other club. ' ell hte Ks ways As was to has beers Nations/ League la WO es • Leagu,e. . Roberts. who had allowed only %la ruth "Itirke is the lead- expected a•hen they turned away Philadelphia 4-2. Brooklyn 2-1. a the ea Youne Jackie three hits had to pitch himself out -glide out full length - easily, silently on nylon rollers. 2 I ten-y WASHER this from Him and worshipped idohl. Chicago 8-3. Pittsburgh 3-0 ing golf morley winne• so far of difficulty in the ninth of the No More "hide-ond•sinsk• with bock -shall foods. ad Hal al .cording to ia•est PGA' golf- they paid the pc/laity fur their St 1.011111 3. Cincinnati 0 as to eon, Sensationally priced at year. first game when the Dodgers put Cooling coils in cabinet walls ond around mots up some•fully. Because they forsook Goill. Boston 2, New York 1 Freezer Chest Inc figures Burke'hae earned the potential tying and winning et the ch into :11.2, nand* provide SAFE temperatures - from top to bottom I New :2:the usand-700-etailarr -about le- "He delivered them runs on the bows with only one exerrnit built-in Food-Safety Indicator proves ill eundreo more than Lit yd Heft- of spoilers-. He refused 0 eimerleas League out. Stitioa and 079.95 George singled ET lemon • them to continueem rebelleet and Boston 5. New York 4 Granny %Hamner fumbled ?lodger thins Unbeaten Navy is favored in tha•sin without punishing them. Philadelphia 4. Washingten I o- Also see the new Cycla-nsatic, Master and ,1 greunder but Boner-is bore down bets rowtaz• tre outs whicte . God is no respecter -if persona. Cleveland 3, St, Louis 2 Standard Models priced from ;198.73 • Olympic to retire pinch hitters Panto and id to • t Lake (Nine:gait-1°nd nation found That Detroit 2 WHY PAY MORE? start today on Even His chosen Chicago 3. Peewee Reese on fly balls. old roof A Easy Terms-Liberal Trode-in Allowariees Lear Worcester Slessachusetts. f a i I u re to observe God's law Chris Van Cuyk, the Brooklyn Bern an, io.--id field of 81 bole is entered bi ought judgement and sorrew. l'oclay.'s Gaines starter, struck out etichie Aahbure, shout It. Cone int -- • • • try•iute which 'end Saturday. Their deliverar.ce icrto the hands the first batter he faced, but didn't -We ha Y. Kitty Lessem - r e St. Leen" Cerdirtide 'Hof thrir enemies wiiLS a definite retire another man with the next JOHNSON APPLIANCE CO. "A net if you hurry. well gite you itrlghtmen. Fulton at Union City ,,r.,-d Southpaw- Harr' judgement of God. Howete•. it sat Jour- Philly batters heting safely anis tan OW extra big trade-hi allow- Bright-' Paducah at. Mayfield 403 Maple Street ,f - Pr:nectar Crete ..-Sity. a judgement unto cossgciy,n. The for two runs. Clede King took amse 56 'Han'n on your old washer! Oevensboro at 14opionsville anee . .! r.•J... Svh• signed for an .11' hae. Peen oleesed ."1 keel - will report to Columbus faCt that a POu'n Jackson at Merliennville 'Wetly. I ed bonus. of God... in being exalted SO • posi- • ...the American ASSO(.1.410.1. • en.. astpened Always F. of Free Parking Space tTif LIM of -honor and power will riot Di•fending champ/oil Lir ydd Slan- . ir" Americas League . a'-ail uhen Clod ,'s foreotten. When 1-0s- Chicaao heads field - .. - Nev, York at Waihineton, IF to, • Irene of- people turn Irmo Him to the toilajTienmerar e round any troweici. 11-01 and Morgan. 12-3i s •. and ref 461 tr:tr. anger of God A1111-1.J • . . t worship id idols. the Mastenton. $3-2" and Consucgra IlleC t HARD‘I Sal vs. (.()NOMY. ., i ) will be raised against them and HIs the ram Kine eelen lornesa 'of il-01 or Sleater. Snd Mk - will lee laid upon figured I _.at Niain Phone 575 -- chastening hand Eeeton at Philadelenia -DeL.ock. lina:cletioldan : Ne•N water ha _a _ _ -_ them Every Christian needs ,441 13.2 • - _ vs Scheib. gone isk know that if he perststs in an:itto. Its eacveland at Detroit--Lemon 411- "We ing contrery to God's will-that Melanie expect Ged to chistise_hint. A he tney Se Louis at Chicago--Caiii I$M the wise Lord love t`, He the -I vs. Grissom 45-4. •M• r chasteneth." Said, rem National League etten II LOOK! LOOK! AUCTION!! IU. The Detsverance. ledges 2:16-17 York at Brooklyn- Hearn Opposite While God had to punier) the is- New ve. Lewis (7.31. Dever we raelites on acernint of their In. f5-21 4 Philadelphia at Boston-Simmons. lie did not utterly for- "He w vs Wilson. 17-5i. • at Ernie Thonipson's Trade Barn sake them Theo. inveterate wan- 46-21 maid in Pittsburgh at Cirreinnati-Pollet. dering fro:T., the Lord win oniy• thing we vs Church • 0-21. 4 exceeded by His mercy in -delivv, - ,340. It would. Main Street Chicago at St Louis--Bush 49-3, East trig and restornie Orient. The his- 4 Shose Prelik0 I 4-4'. • tory of theic sins and. restoration ys. dtita. "Su let anotl 'illustrates the statemen t. • Butt S.AttiliDAY AT 1:30 P. M: Bever Rs abounded, grace d;1 where - -in e It was 4 , abound." Romans 5:20. much .more foga] LOOK! AUCTION! &Mee g God repeatedly marifested Migrate., • BEFORE .1341 ppY A C4R • right aft Everything Ilas Got'To Go! .giving She peaple another oe... • at Be sure toy ISolt he move 'potunity For..,, their del ort over our wide **Tactics of TOP QUALITY CARS. good, 1 Hi- -prov 'oiled judges,-- *ha trete Ernie Thompson's We have lawny different models and makes to all?" of Corn choose from. htelanl 100 Cases of No. 2 Beans 100 Cases .pri,riarily administrative in their " cork. arid wh. in He used ••• res- ilde Barn "Blaine T WE APPRECIATE ye cue iron the people frm i the YOUR BUSINESS after Such as REFRIGERATORS. IRONS, RADIOS ethic. We Electrical Appliances ruin& of their ee-mies as wail -I, Sat. at 1:30 - other vs Israelites back oi Hi- to cal 'the Ilas Got to Gall itibch. V I UiNT When •theelreere eel turned !ea.' Eveerthinf HUGO WILSON MOTOR • sAws The nari d ai peniterire, r the judo, 5 we for a' Baurain .../ starting "If -Looking Telephone for 'a Bargain. .. 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3, 1952 THURSDAY JULY 3 1952 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY ‘) 'PAGE THREE Prayer, Praise and Fellowship - chooEE.I TT. Cox, Pastor , Next year's homemakers program Service Wed. 7:30 P. hi. Sinking -Springs SUNDAY'S CHURCH Baptist Church Sunday School 10:00 a.m. :n Allen county will include mak- Ralph McConnell, Pastor CUS ;If Ear 17 war' da. Morning Worship , 11:G0 a.m. ing lamp shades, braiding rugs, Igp Tam,assit aargi: Oak Grove Baptist Church Sunday School ulkk 10:00 Preaching every 3 2nd and ;4th Sun. Tama felt mei SERVICES miles West of Hazel Morning Worship 11:00 bottoming cnairs. mg Swedish t IFf" f0 CI 'Murray Church of Christ Robert Clark, Pastor Baptist Training Union 7:90 day weaving, making baskets and Sundayta ea e'- ips 7th & Poplar Phone :1111 10:00 a.mmi Evening Worship 8 p.m. Sunday School every Sunday studying style trends rid Friday IOTA:" Anyone'."who wishes to School• Paul Darnell, Minister Worship 17110 apim. Prayer Meeting Wed. at 7.30 pm 11111111101111 FOR RENT Rave garbage and trash picked: Wanted itegular Program: Evening Worship up once each week Call 445-R Wednesday Sunday: Bible Study begins 9:40 Evening prayer Locust Grove Holiness Church ▪ 1' M. C. Kennerly about 1030 a.m. Service We Are Now ,• OR RENT: Unfurnished a. m. 8:00 p. m. Air Conditioned apart- WANTED: Lady to do house work _ Kirksey, Kentucky ment, 4 or 5 rooms J511 Preaching, 10:45 a. m. with bath. and care for sick lady. See J. and 7 p. M. laFor the Comfort and Convenience of Our Customers : 301 South 5th Phone 259. Monday, College students, 1. J3c NOTICE: Will do nursing either Watson Smith at Barber Shop. balk , . ment, Library Building 7 p. M. WHItEWAY FOR RENT: day or night. Experienced M 100 South 3rd St. J3p -For BARBER SHOP AUCIIIIRer p room unfurnished Friday: wornetiV Bible Class The Best In Radio Entertainment - aged- people. Call Illity•W: Mrs. at apartment. See Paul Humphreys church, 2 10. M. Fred MnC/ure. - - or call 189. J7c Radio Sermon, daily ••••••••''.. Alonday I Service - through Friday 13:719. 13:111. BOUSX Ably Siam SPRAYING Nfm14- WNBS Copuittee 1340 NOTICE now 'being done by Sam Kelley. Chestnut Street Tabernacle Rid your premises of pests suck By Wetherby Rev.. C. Zevenbergen, Paftor IANS - FANS - FANS-A size as flys, roaches sad moths. Call Phone 1029-R "Nal' Phone .p to fit your need. Sam Kelley today. He will Sunday School Havi Table cnd win- also 10 land am. Governor Lawrence Wethcrby dow check your home rot TERMITES. Morning Worship ..... 11 am. CO models. Economy Hard- this week announced the appoint- ware Store. ponl let ten:nit:es undermine Junior P. Y. P. A. 8:30 p.m. . 37c ment of a seven-member -social, Friday, July yOUr home. Call Kelley Produce. Evening Evangelistic 7:10 4, 1952 services committee for Calloway South 13th. Street, phone 441 Tt Wednesday midweek service 7:30 INA11 Farm, Fair County. The committee, oppointed 12:00 Netvs Chinr Saturday P. Y. P. A. 7:30 6:30 Hymn Tune Under an Act passed at the 1052 12:15 Noontime Frolics )'clock AVAILABLE: Position 645 Calloway Capers Irseifirse fo, sales- session of the 12:30 Church of Christ General AssemblY, College Presbyterian Church 6:55 News man, Salary and or commission. 12:45 St. Louis , 1952 supplants the group which has 1601 Main Street 7:0U morning -Chicago to 5:00 Retail Sales expel-A-Lee desirab• Cheer 5:00 Spoils Ch seat is the served since October psi, under Rev. Orval Austin, 7:15 Clock Parade - hanipest_hd-Itiller Ink 'le, not etknpulSory. Rept, 0%7 Minister Watcher 5:15 1090 lit administrative order of Com- Church Teatime Taeics That's always ready felf uSre? writing_Box 5".•'-W. Age 25-45. School 9:45 to 8:00 missioner V. E. Morning 5:30 Teatime Topics It /0005•001T Aerosol Somb This is a profitable opening Barnes. of the Worship 11:00 8:00 News 29.00-31.00 for eat- for 5:45 Sagebrush Serenade JuSt Sa Economic Security department. Subject: 8:15 Morning Devotion . '4111 When the* al the loose, the right man-. tic 8:00 News 30.00-n170 The Governor said County Judge "The Kingdom of the Bittcf Cup' 6:15 'Between 40.00-25.00 R. Hall Hood will serve as a Lord's Supper 8:30 Organ Reveries the Lines 6:30 Western Caravan 0.20-10.00 member and as chairman of the , FOR SALE I $45 Morning special 6:45 Western 15.00-24.00 committee so long as he remains in The First Christian Caravan Church ....J0 Moments of Uevotiod 7:00 Taylor TIMP office. However, Judge HoOd may 111 N. Filth St. 9:15 rog At trulbOakir Melody Time 7:15 Recorded Dance Music designate a member of the fiscal Church Schaal 9:30 rude 4.5 hp. Good condition. 8:45 7:30 Lutheran Hour court to serve in his stead if he Morning Worship -10:50 Public Servicb Runic Waldrop, '10 N. 9th St. 7:45 Lutheran ,Hour 31.00 so desires. Member appointed Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 l0:00 News Atone for Thip Tamar, 10104. J4p No Evening Service -` 10:05 Rural 28.50 ei is yor four-year terms beginning July :I Rhythm 8:00 Off the Retoro Imormic• 10::0 26.90 mitoitair Mock include Guy Billington,' Paul T. Rural Rhythm 8:15 Off the Record = MAJ. ,The Erse FOR SALE: One good electric First Methodist Church 10:30 Lean Back and 16.00-23.00 Ilteolt•Out Aetoe01 Lyles, Nat Ryan Hughes, Joseph Listen 8:30 World Concert mmanes .v em ICebot. Phone'. 572 Fifth and Maple St. ii1011::::40031; Lean Back leceileani , • berry,-Mrs. E. C. Parker, and Met. and Listen 9:00 Plattertime to 10:00 #.44.• kaockdogra, area -' Rev. Paul 1340 Harlan Hodges. T. Lyles, Pastor club 10:00 Nftws 13A.z61,e4 lei tidy k- today! 01.4*;4;42;a1 FOR SALE: 1947 Hudson, 4 door Sunday School 1340 club 9:45 10:15 Listeners Request ' POINSALT, PHILA. 7, PAL The Morning Worship 10:50 super six. Good condition. A-1 Calloway County socia Ise:- a.m. Favorite Vocals 11:00 , Happy is the bride honored.by PIOGHSSIVI OIIMISTH OR MA A 110111a rubber.- Phone 943-R-4. J3p vices committee Subject: 11:45 Harvester gifts of will serve in an Hymritime 11:00 Sign Off Haviland China. advisory capacity in ronnection "Strendth In Quietness'' •••••m•••=•....=•.•••••••••••••.m.o Wesiey .•mr.4•••••mbar•••••••..,•••••••.••••.4••••...... mo....••• Happier with local administration of the Foundation Vespers 6:30 • yet her Pride of possession to public assistance and child welfare Evening Worship 7:50 cherish for a lifetime. Subject Wise the bride who programs, Governor Wetherby said. selects "The House of Service Since 1886" "Reversed Judgedients" Haviland-brides cheice-sitnce 18-42. The committee is authorized by . Many brides and brides-to-be have regis- law to review public assistance tered and child welfare their choice with us. Consult 1 rolls and ad- The First Baptist Church THE us for your .4 HOUSTON-McDEVITT CLINIC, ; bride's choice ministrative activities, and inay S. Fourth St. INc. of pattern. • at any time make recommendathris Rever enre Dr. H. C. Chiles, Pastor MURRAY. KENTUCKY Whether China. Glass or Silver-the in ap- connection with pubilc assistance Church School 9:30 propriate Wedding .. We. $incerity operations Ammo...is Tot Assocuttioo Gift awaits your selec- to the Commissioner of Morning Worship 10.50 a m. Sin Si,', tion here. • of Economic Security, and in con- Training Union 6:43 -Dignity S nection with child welfare •o the Evening Worship 8:00 Commissioner -'canorrty of Welfare, "the Gov- DR. C.01111. CRITTENDEN LOWRY Vs.aVila,j2c, 1842-1112 ernor said. Memorial Baptist Church 110 yowl of &ohm lialni•M IIPIMALTT: gamaat. Sumter Continued coofity 111. fink _Main StreeLaLeTenth re•.: ass: Is . _ TICF "Governor Trance - --sad Crultsfelifgap - - The J. 11. Churchill Funeral Home further announced. __ S. E. Byler, Pastor • 11503511 SO •S. boa that Orval mEDICkL. W. Baylor, Wersailles, Sunday School 9:30 a. in. 11711157: wit 'serve as corultiltant 1) the 120 Morning Worship • L NousToa. N 5 ..81 Churchill, Owner 10.50 am. 0 . F C.0 C , 1 ICier AND Ronald W. county committees and C1114110tOGY 'ull-Width Super as liaison Baptist Training Union-6.15 p. Co.,.,. J Nc04.cr,. N # - D„ f A C . 0 CS AND GINIC01.04• 301 Maple es...-Exclasive Ambulance Serviee_Yelephone 7 officer between his office ani those. Evangelistic Hour . 7..10 p 1. Chest R011411T W 11•as 11.1#41.0 . TheCift Shop • AIND A Of the Commissioners of Economic Good News Hour - Broadcaat . Completely Air Conditioned JANIS .0 NAST. A S , II D.. Eat isclusive Quick- Security and Welfare in connec- WNBS 9:00 p. m. EA• Nose AND Teeoir LACY Norsoli, A 9 . 5 D.. tion with committee operationsJ Tuesday 3:40 I MEDICINE AND ...... lb. Trays pm. ,r AT THE H. L. Hardy Jr. CONOAD. N Janis N D. 0 chapter at R. A's ci, GaNICOLOGY AND ...... IA meets at 1302 Poplar CO.', CIITTINDIAN 'win, 141-reece- St. tore.. AVDP. Glace,. Wetinesday SURGERY 300 p.m. C N Maas. N . ale Hydratois 8 GINCIRAL PNACTICS. (NET ,INDI LEE Sunbeam Band meets at church Economy Hardware Store low Meter-Miser teachers & officers meeting 7:00 vith 5-Year SAINISII WELLS p.m. RANCE G. A.'s meeting at the church 7:00 East Main Street 'refection- Plan lNl.W 1.• P.m. Telephone 575 ,110.4=1•04•11...... ri owIs am.*••••..M...4111•.*M.•••••••••••...!••••••.••••.••=lir Israutiful new NANCY chine Oiling By Ernie Bushmiller IITROPtlis "No one thought you'd ever come and let it drop, "I had to write After rears et asesees. Raw Ran- what Leonia could anyhow." muleislage Wet to his back. We knew sil is "But this?" he demanded harsh- %Moroi& la pal, U.S King do and ... some even thought Inampentea Me drivel:or maybe y ou had killed Chaves. ly. She turned away and stood by bits. with Ole aid Aided Gad Toa3'. bad treble with him be- the table. Wt. Ideienin What • essesa Se smerigor utizouto Drees We atten fore.' "1 tried, Males. I started • lady riding to • the only on "I never hked the man. But I dozen times and tore up the let- s••• with tr.. Hal and Blois* op was -cruel." • Das def'nen La they push oil wa never killed him. I Intend to find ters. It too andlts easily' e ei#id consign oat who dld." "Cruel?* he asked dully. She the el, up the fileth, ItIlllpi "After all these years?" she whipped around. Vis g Isondol! assigned -to iruerd Uss timpurs. eves though Ite siorifidos to asked. "Blaise, can't you understand! ow dil•or that Mt Is en II -non•lct. tkq there to do?' You were gone, for good-like as barge itlest aim. murder. On 'Wbat else is so his beettastloo. Mare Is told "Nothing, 1 guells," shesaid. If yoe were burled and you'd never le Old seems, LA0Dts• 0 Net After a diort penes and a Witt, come tacit Everyone told me that 1M ruthless trrtot his framed -everyone . Dad. Mark. all of a Os murder rep, ra.lrootiod aim almost frightesed glance toward ylon rollers. • a ten-year tend ID Ban Quentin. 0 her POMO, she continued. "There them. I-^ She looked toward the bus p • 0411 Hal &eve Is was otity trouble tor he and we window and her voice dropped. corns beek.Fspetinlly Rana peek.. "Here comes Mark. l'11-mtpiain rosier Chest lit up with W ink sad is shoe thought you'd never (tome g/ the change to Mr. People do unexpected things some- later. Please. Mdse." ottom I New times, Melee, at a ttnsi like that." Mark entered in a rush, pulled CFIAPTI5B FIVE over up short wiles, he saw Maim. Be THEY had o0Mill to a series of 'like following Mark turned the polies out a chair, whirled It me hills and threaded the gentle here,' Biala* said. He r and barnyard and around and sat down, arms Over Mae between than. Melanie potitt- buggy into the 9.75 around In grudging admire- the high back. d to • house, d white ohe with a leelss4 prospered.* "You look about the same, 44 roof, shaded by nuge trees. ttak. "Tote,. ABBIE about in Blaise. Little gaunter, maybe a aa' SLATS Sern and neat buildings clustered He turned the buggy his little thinner in the face." Mark By Raehurn Van Buren 'bout it. the yard and reined the horses tipped his head slightly. "You don't 'Wee Ilya there." beside I stone Walk that led thstrugh a little gate to the smooth have that old hellos spirit. Maybe WHAT A 'A new home," Blaine said. Me- IAUGN.'AWIER Af/DerE- YOU'RE GOING house. they took It out of you." TO GET CAN'T TV/5 anie mashed. green yard around the THE DAME WITH A 4.5" PVIIERE HER AN' THE "Mark!" Melanie turned, WHEN WE GET BACK YOC/ 5/6, T'BE GOOD FRIENDS .51/R0 BRA/A/ 'Rarely that any more." 'Where's Paul?" KIP ICRABTREE CORNERS, NEAR!'SWOUID 81-- WITH SUE WHEN targeting," B/alse said , "Dad . Eves up the road." shocked. He threw a glance over IN/A01114#6, 7E11 I4f NUTS k..ip /Moulder. TM GOING I/4Q FOR A E 'Wetly. He added. "I wonder what He looked surprised. "Up the his 17) A SPT-STJE IDONT WAVf GET -BACK:- Airt7177-717Nrir "What's wrong? It's true, ain't 7O4'GUE- T/E0 aappened to my Valley home- road? But you don't run this place T'TAKE CARE 0' YOU, ANYBODP OD I"Is07./r TO A2 it? book at him youVself." YORE" Mad" alone!" MIDGE - TO TAME TO GET N/49 TO house. trio," Blalse said heavily. Hal looked nurprised. "A ranch A man came out of the 961 1/ME about the room as CARE OR ME -- UNDERSTAND? and • homestead?" He paused on the eel), looking at He looked 11/•$1.1 then he came slowly though it bad suddenly become an- EXCEPT-- -I cued on Valley land a4./0111ing the buggy and other cell. YOU; Use ranch. That's when Leonia to the gate. anyone see figured I'd stepped on his toes. Bales recoamized Mark Davis. "Sure, Blaise, can neater hail a chance to prove it up. The years had been kind to httn. IL Surprised about me and Mel?. IPS gone now." "He's back, Mark." Melanie said "We abandoned, too, Malec" In a strained voice. "Ile got off the "She should've told you." Mark Melanie said. "Mark proned It was rage as I eras in town. You re- flatted a tobacto &ark front We eye the wise tittrg to do" mernbdr Blaise?" pocket. "I always had my ••M a r k-.-'d• r k Davis," Blaise renteznber him." Mark said on her, but you had the inside said. rememliering. •T'd ettnost tot- evenly. Back bo the old days. You don't gutten him We were always on Melanie stirred and forced a blame me?" opposite Wes of the fence. He laugh. "Well, we can't alt here all -No," Blaise looked at Melanie, rester wanted to fight from the be- day. Mark, aren't you goir.g tti In- and passed his hand wearily across ginning." vite y6lf tiittias in the hotline." Pits fate. "lYber• does Paul lien?" "He was right, Blaine," Melanie Matsf grew tight with a cold, "Dawn the mad-the next farm. LIL' ABNER said in a strange voice. "Every- numb feeling of disaster. Why 7" Davis asked. By Al Capp thing worked otit 'MK as he saki "Light ObWi'll Welcome to our "Maybe Hai and me had better home," said Mark. get en ,down'there." HE GiTS HIS TALENT FUM It would." FRY M414 HIDE!!- THAR'S 9 OR 10 DAYS WE AIMS T'SAVE OUR tilaise distastefully moved his "Our?" Blaine asked with diffi- "No, you'll Stay here!" Davis AH NEVAH CUT NO CRESCENTS, IN A AVERAGE WEEK-AN'THAR'S A MONENfli- mEBBE too. "Sure, but I will never one to culty. stood up. "At least until supper BO,T AH HAS SPENT PL-ENITY 0' TREMENJUS AMOUNT-Ot WEEKS IN SOME let another men delve me. Mark "Of course! Mark and I are old Ume. Honey, cook a supper that'll TIME SruD•liNi"Emft- DAY-SOON- now." show Blaise what he missed. ILWRY MONTH!! W-WHV,-10'LL. BE never gave a hang for priaelples-- married people AN KNOWS'EM Tt-IAR'LL BE It was always restilta with him.- "Light down, Bialse. Is this your Come on, gents. This way." MAKiN'ATROIMAW- MEE EVEN AK/Cr-HER L.I'L would not to their pro- INSIDE AN'OUT!! 1 A'HUNDRED atalse griraeced. "Maybe he was friend?" Mark asked. He listen 6, DOL LAMS A y'ARI'l MOUTH -Hal King. Maybe we'd better tests and finally Maize followed right after all. !Went to Jail and TiFEED!! he moved, over heee. He's set up get on. I didn't know ... that is, him. The bedroom was high-ceil- • good, I reckon, the best land of I ain't sure-" inged and spare, looking out to- ad 7" "Nonsense! You can spend the ward the road. Mark left them Melanie replied slowly. afternoon, anyhow. Light down. there and Blaine strode swiftly to "Blaine, I .. . the first years I'll unhitch. Honey, you take 'em one of the tall, narrow windows. after you left were hard and ter- into the house." ••Qhanges . always changes," rible. We did what we could in the Once inside, the girl turned he sighed. 1.1 other valley, but Leonia was too swiftly. Blaine somberly shook his Hal asked, "Did you tie her rnhch. We Moved, and we had all head. down before you left?" The hard Work of building and "Mel, you should've rola me." Blaise shook his head. "No... starting new over here.", 'hut-but, 1 . couldVet. I tried skid nothing. She' had a right to "YOU'Ve done-a good job," Blaise to stop writing but your letters look for someone else." said. ...mine'and -" she lifted her hand (To Be Ootsfentred) •

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