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1956. cacerice surgery serious Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community ; come- Newspaper about m. His 3 flight Largest ---eoae• Largest 'e toni- Circulation In mover*: The Circulation In The sad of City; Largest at that. City; Largest 14r. Ei- Circulation In sociates Circulation In as in The County The County all run e that urgeons United . The Press IN OUR 77th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, June MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 eacti • 16, 1956 Vol. LXXVII No. 144 ii proo Kentucky 4-H Delegates Enjoy Encampment art is 882 Persons In Calloway Get Bobby Carson Wetherby In Strong Position $36.865 From SS Payments Commended By To Be Demo Senate Nominee

Monthly payments to widowed helped under the Federal-State By JAMES R. RENNE1SEN state cc mmittee secretary Emerson mothers and minor Airport Chief children ac- program for aid to dependent United Press Staff Correspondent i Duct Beauchamp. and the state ipunted for 15 per cent of the children. Nation-wide, almost 300,- LOUISVILLE. June 16 ah - Democratic organization. 'Total monthly old-age and Staff Sergeant Bobby J. Carson, sur- 000 mothers of children under Political cohorts or Sen Earle He is relatively young. makes vivors insurance benefits cif son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carson $36,- age 18 were receiving monthly C. Clements D-Kyi who comprise a good platform appearance, and 865.00 in CeNoway County as of Sycamore street, has received of survivors insurance benefits under about 90 per cent of the State he is a vigorous and effective December 1955, according a letter from Col. John R. Murphy. to Char- social security at the end of Democratic Central Committee, to- campaigner. les M. Whitaker, Social Security USAF, commending him on his 19g5 day appeared to be in a position Administration district manager in deportment and efficiency as an Most important of all. Wetherby As a furtner illustration of to make former Ceiv. Lawrence W Paducah, the aide to visiting dignitaries at always has a strong following protection Federal survivors in- Wetheiby the party's nominee for In making th,.. O'Hare International Airport. Park in Jefferson County. where he announcement gurance now provides for the the Senate seat of the late Alben today, Ridge. Illinois. on Armed Forces makes his home. This fact could Whitaker said that many /young Barkley p people of the country. Day. persons think of the old-age be vital since Clements himself is and Whitaker pointed out that the The nomination of Wetherby eervivors insurance program Sgt. Carson is now located at opposed by a man with great as mothers and children in 9 out would give the Democrats another t9oviding protection only for the International Airport. strength in the metropolitan area older of 10 American families can re- Clements-Wetherby ticket such as men and women. He made The letter from Col. Murphy is as -former Rep. Thurston B Morton. it ceive monthly survivors insurance swept the party to a 100.000 clear that it is also a program follows: Former Gov. Keen Johnson and benefits, if death should take the vote ictory in the state elections benefiting youngsters. At the To: S Sgt Bobby J. Carson - Louisville attorney Wilson Wyatt end family breadwinner. More than in 1947. of 1955 nationwide, about 1275.000 AF 15440723 01 have both been prominently men- half of all young children in the [110M{ Clements issued a statement in children under age 18 were re- 56th Fighter Group (Air Deii tioned as possibilities for the Continental whose Washington Thursday that he is ceiving monthly benefit payments O'Hare Intermtionel Airport committee's favor also fathers have died were receiving maintaining a hands-off policy on under the social security law. Of Park Ridge, Illinois social security benefits at the end the state committee meeting Tues- But Johnson's reluctance to take these, 120.000 were being paid I. I wish to take this opportunity VA LL EY of 1955. day at Louisville that will choose on Chandler In the gubernatorial monthly dependent's benefits be- to express my appreciauOn for the excellent the senatorial candidate. primary lase year has soured many cause of the retirement of an In all. 882 people in Calloway manner in which you performed your assigned duties But Clements' lengthy broadside organization Democrats on t he Aged parent; the others were County were getting $36,865 each as dignitaries on political manners could also be former Richmond editor. Tlieeiving survivors' benefits as month in old-age and survivors an Aide to visiting on Armed Forces Day, 19 May 41lèrs interpreted as a flat. declaration children of a deceased parent. insurance benefits at the end of Wyatt is friendly with the Clem- that he does not need to meddle- Whitaker -pointed out that about 1955. This was an increase of 1956. The task you performed ents' faction and would run strong- v.'as extreme that there is actually no contest four times as many orphaned 21 per cent over the number of one that required ly in Louisville. where he once Any hopes that Gov A B children are receiving benefits beneficiaries at the end of 1954. tact, diplomacy, and courtesy and was elected mayor, but he has to 4-1-f members Chandler may have entertained under the old-age and survivors -With the bringing in of many was one that could well lead and Exteneion Kentucky Counties were paid by never made a statewide race and Workers who represent about influencing the decision of insurance program as are being groups of employed and self- a bad impression of the United Kentucky the eight County Soil Improvement would be untested in ,the moun- ' the slate committee were crushed employed persons previously ex- States Air Force, its personnel, at the Resource Development 4-H Cooperatives and Valley Counties North-South tains end in western Kentucky. under Clements' massive 81.820 cluded, the old-age and survivors and its mission if not properly Encompment at Fontana Village, Cooperative. vote victory °Wel' the governor's insurance program achieved almost handled. You were picked to be June 5-8 are: MIAS Members of the Kentucky dele- candidate in the primary election City Buys universal coverage at the beginning an Aide because you possessed Carolyn Phillips. Livingston Coun- Teams Clash gation. participated actively in all last month_ of 1955." Whitaker said. He pointed all the desired qualities, and be- ty; -Miss Jane Hargis. Calloriago phases. of the camp program. Each Speculation followed a post-elec- Reports Are out that an estimated 88 Million t-leaf you performed your duty County; Miss Gayle Harper. Mc- of them served on a c(61-imittee t:on 'meeting of Clements and 11. 'persons had taxable earnings under so well, it is my opinion that Cracken County; Miss Patsy Ter- New./ Truck or panel or gave a talk to the Here Tonight Chandler that a deal between the program in calendar year iill visiting dignitaries ofithe City rill. Ballard County: Miss Lucretia entire camp assembly the political enemies might be 1955 Some 70 million workers of Chicago and surrounding areas Clark. Trigg County; Mr. C. 0. Optimistic The Kentucky 4-Hers were com- working The city council of Murray met were insured as the year came left O'Hare Field on Armed Forces Bondurcnt, Area Agent in Farm mended highly on each of their But t h e Clements statement yesterday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock to an end. Of this number. 32 Day with a very favorable im- Management; Mr. Dennis Henson. &chi/lees. They conducted vesper MURRAY June 16 aP - The that in regular session, at the city pression of the United States Air Marshall County; Mr_ David Row. Thursday dwelt at length on million are permanently insured cream of the crop of tile On Ike County; Miss Adri- seevices for the first evening naticn subject. The senator implied he hall. and can qualify for old-age bene- Force lend. Graves high of amp and for their major state school basketball talent last as going to deal only with Ken- This was the first session for fits' at age regardless of future 2. The duties as 4in Aide were enne Owen, Lyon County: and es. act. At, presentation they gave year well be playing here tonight teeka voters *Oda The entire council, following the employment. likewise, in the event probably more difficult to perform Mrs Anna C. Thompson, • Area In a skit entitled "Use of Resources the annual North-South All- "I would like to reiterate state- jieetion and swearing in of the of death, their survivors can quali- because it is not a requirement Agent in Farm and Home De- fly PATIRICIA WIGGING in our Area- Major resources Star Classic at Murray State Col- ment* I made in the past." Clem- "Ix new additional councilmen on fy for monthly benefits. lump-sum in your particular field. However. elopment lege United Press Staff CarreapeniMUS reported upon by individual boys ents said, have not made any June 1, death payments, or both. it is a very important and integral The Camp wass ponsored by WASHINGTON, June 16 IP - • Shoemaker community relations the Tennessee Valley Association and girls were: People, Lime, The commitments or agreements in- President Darrell was the only When a worker retires or dies, part of our South team will be without Eisenhower began his Phosphate. Nitrogen. Water_ Elect- volving requests or euggestions absent member he or his survivors are urged program. The manner in which of Test-Demonstration Farm Farni. the services of the Wayland wiz- second week of convalescence from ricity and Non Farm Income. which I might submit to the state The city purchased a new pick-up to visit, phone or write the Pa- you conducted yourself, the per- lies in Cooperation with represen- ard. Kelly Coleman, but it e'en a major intestinal operation today tommatee or its members" for the Murray Water System, ducah social security office for aerial pride that you take in the tatives, of the State Extension The delegates Will each give count on two other top Kentucky with prospects he may be oul He added that he recognized and read bids from the Taylor assistance in making claim for wearing of the uniform, and your Services and the TVA Attendance dist-uasion reports on the Resources scholastic performers of the hospital by next weekend -the appointment of an interim Motor Company, Parker Motors, benefits "In fact." Whitaker said. knowledge of our mission all from other states included: Ala- Development Camp to the 4-H Represencing the commonwealth The Chief Executive received his senator to serve until the Novem- Murray Motors and Midway "the social security office should helped in making this our most bama 10, 41. Mississippi 15. groups in their counties and to on the South roster was two "most optimistic" report Friday ber election is 4 the responsibility Motors. be contacted (It when a worker successful Armed Forces Day. North Carolina 43. Tennessee 7'7. many other civic clubs. Farm Muhlenberg County lads. Corky since he underwent surgery a week and the privilege of Gov Chan- Taylor Motor Company had the reaches age 65, regardless of re- 3. Again I wish to thank you and Virginia. Expense.% of the organisation meetings and Home- Withrow of Central City and ago today bid of $129236 for a truck tirernent, (2, when he reaches for the excellent performance of 4-H delegate fr.orn each of the makers. meetings Roger Newman of Greenville. dler White House Press Secretary Wetherby has ridden out some with deluxe cab / age 72, regardless of earnings. your assigned duties and I feel James C. Hagerty announced no WOhrov-. Newman and Coleman stiff political gales with Clements The council heard little other 131 when an insured member that you have set a fine example official visitors are scheduled for • will form the nucleus of the the past. and now the senator business yesterday. Joe Berry ap- in a family dies. and 14i when for the many hundreds of airmen in he Father's Day weekend, and This Week's Balance Sheet Kentucky All-Star squad that will is strongly inclined to boost his peared before the council in re- a worker becomes totally disabled and prospective airmen that were doctor replied. -That's fine," iilay a twcogame series with the protege into the political picture ference to a new street which for any gainful employment or here on Armed Forces Day. Hagerty said. Irdiana All-Stars later this month time Into the national is located between Olive and Main self-employment." JOHN R. MURPHY Wars again. this Mr Eisenhower's doctors have In The Hot And Cold Piloting the South team tonight and runs from 10th street. Some Colonel, USAF scene id they expect him to spend a ill be Willie Hudson. Linden, rose to the offices of trees are in the new street and Commander Wetherby about 15 days in the hospital, By CeeeRLES M. Me-CANS Shepilov had accepted an invitation Tenn. and Charles Huhn, Kansas governor and governor a question arose as to ownership lieutenant which would mean that . he might 'Informer' Slain ' United Press Staff Correspenclent to visit Greece on his forthcoming City. Mo support of Clemente, of the trees. City attorney Nat with the leave sometime during or just Former Resident The week's good and bad news Middle Eastern tour, in addition lyan Hughes said he would a t- Walker. a Western Ken- 'after next weekend. on the international balance sheet: to Egypt. Syria and Lebanon. The Paul Illimpt a settlement. Passes Away Tuesday Middle- Hagerty 'said he was unable to The Good Visit to Greece and Great Britain. tucky graduate. now at The city approved the sale of McLean, say yet whether the President's Miss Dodds, formerly iif Callo- 1 His tour spelled trouble for the town. . and Monroe Argentina's provisional gov- Sylvester son. Maj. John Eisenhower. or any • an old siren to Pete Rutledge. Mese, are coaching the way County. died at his home ernment quickly crushed an at- Western Allies. In Egypt. where Quincy, The siren came from an old fire squad of his four children will visit with 831 East Lakehurst Street. Lake- tempted counter - revolution by he was due Saturday. Shepilov North , further use the President on Father's Day. truck and is of no on June 12. to offer the Arab A crowd of some 5.000 persons land. supporters of ousted dictator Juan was expected President to the city. were expected to be on hand Ellis Is Visits With ill health ttleir encourage- Mr Dodds has been in D Peron An uprising by Peroni- nations support in and Jack Bryan, new superintendent tonight John Eisenhower his wife. for several months, having suffer- etas had been foreseen ever since ment of the rebellion against of the Murray Gas System was Barbara. visited briefly with Mr. ed a stroke. He was born on Peron was thrown out last Septem- France in Algeria. the meeting. and was Eisenhower Friday Mamie Eisen- present at Lyon County. Ordained October 5. 1879 in ber and forced into exile in 2. Cyprus dispute becaui.. introduced to the council Mr The ,hower wasoun hand the day long Kentucky. Panama The revolt broke out still angrier when Britain deported May Bond Sales Bryan pledged his best to the as usual. Survivors include his wife and Sunday night The government, Archimandrite abbot Kallinikos of w system Amount To $11,906 Sylvester Ell:s, • member The President received his "most four children. Willie Moss of Mem- under Pi esident Pedro E Aram- Macheriotis of the Greek Or- who was called An ordinance was passed making Ledbetter church, optimistic" report when his doctors phis, Tennessee! Cecil W. of Fort bum, declared martial law. The thodox church*tfrom London. He Max Comnan Bap- some changes in the recently It was announced today by to be pastor of New announced that activity of his • Pierce, Florida. Mrs. Perry Cooper uprising was was accused or attempting to Chairman near Erin. Tenn • was restored." enacted privilege licenses. smashed within a Beale Savings Bonds tist church intestinal tract "has been of Lakeland. and John W of Brit- at few hours Forty-five rebel leaders raise money from Greeks in for Calloway County. that the ordained to the Gospel Ministry The orgen.s had been inactive Lakeland; a sister Mrs B. H. including former Gen. Juan Jose ain to support the insurgents county's sales of Series E and H Ledbetter June 3rd at 2 o'clock. since Mr Eisenhower underwent Spurner of Ripton. Kentucky. He This Is Weather Valle were executed summarily. who are conducting a campaign Savings Bonds during May amount- Pastor Arid E Jones was elect- surgery for an intestinal block. also leaves seventeen grand chil- Si! Prime Shaver The rebels had planned to 'make violence in Cyprus. ed to $11.906 Sales for the five- ed moderator and George For the first several days after For Crime, Hoover dren and eleil7en great grand chil- church him president as a place-holder Minister Anthony Eden reaffirmed month period totalled $8.2„950. Toe pastor of Sharpe Baptist the operation. the President's dot- BOSTON authorities are ;t1- dren. for Peron. Confident that that Britain will not give in to is $264.000. was elected clerk of the Presbyter. him intravenously and WASHINGTON. June 16 aft - the county's 1956 goal tors fed gating gunshot death of re- Mr Dodds Was A member of to the threat to it had been wiped out, the attempt to force it. by revolt, For the State of Kentucky. sales The candidate was presented kept the stomach pumped out so FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover warned puted "Brink's Informer" Wil- God The funeral the church of the government then lifted the to give the islanCto Greece, May amounted to $4.779.741. Presbyter by the moderator Bro the new intestinal link up would ed nation today that killers, rapists liam Cameron (above), found during was held on Thursday at 10:30 state of martial law 3. Eden was expected to an- cumulative figure Noel pastor of Bumpus to heal before given most often in which brings the Rudolph have a chance t robbers strike dead In his parked car. Cam- a m. at the Gentry - Morrison the in- nounce within two weeks a big cut $26.633.534 The State's 1956 Mills, Baptist church led in awriaThyseW t.ed to hot weather eron, 49, had a long police 2. Spain agreed to Funeral Home with burial in to hand over in defense spending The cut is $67.800.000 terrogation Which was complete id Mr Eisenhower • The warning was given in Hoov- record. _dhow fleternaiional), goat is The Memorial Gardens. Lakeland. its zone in Morocco to Sultan for drastic that Ellis. due partly to the need The above figures indicate and well answered by pro. liquid nourtehment er's annual report on crime as the Mohammed ben Youssef by June first moderator of the economies. But it is partly due in Kentucky for the Dr. H. C. Chiles every hour. nation sweltered in the grip of an 27. !sales Mohammed will now rule also to Eden's conception that 1956 are $2.249.890 Association of Baptists in Executive put in an wave. five months of General The Chief eight-day heat Boys Enjoy Trip To Lake over all of Morocco. France had necessary 1955. First Bap- H-bomb strategy makes it under the same period of Kentucky. and pastor of active day Friday reading news The number of murders surged granted independence to its Moroc- to revise Britain's defense struc- $4.017.019 ahead of the same tist church in Murray brought the magazines, listening to his favorite arply upward froM July to can protectorate last but March 2. In ture. He plans to reduce conven- ordination sermon and the charge and visiting with last year. crime reports period cif 1954. music. working iptember a move to safeguard its important and con- Under the church. tional military strength ;In a recent speech by to the candidate and his family lowed. air end naval bases in Morocco. Ran- centrate more closely on long- Secretary ef the Treasury. The Bible was presented by Bro. Has -Oared" Day Rapes and aggravated assaults 'the United States set up an that of the range aerial warfare. The cuts. in . dolph Burgess. he pointed out M. M. Hampton. moderator In their final daily bulletin of the .ith began their annual rise in embassy in Rabat, the Sultan's accounting pastor the United States viewpoint. are personal savings are Blood River Association and day. doctors said. "The President uly, with the strong-arm attack capital. It will now negotiate part of a let-up in Allied defense Sta per cent of Baptist church. Hazel day." month. for only about of Hazel has had a good eitting its peak that same direct with the Sultan a new sweetness as pastor of the strength due to Russia" our income after taxes now. Bro T L. Campbell As still further evidence of hal The yearly high for the sex agreement on the bases 8 in and light ,ampaign. an average of about Btinesburg Baptist church led "very satisfactory- improvement. offense was August. against 3 French Premier Guy Monett. other recent yeare. prayer. This was fol- arranged to meet reported, per cent in the ordaining Mr. Eisenhower In general. Hoover an in- hands. ?liter winning the backing of is disturbing and is lowed by the laying on of Monday with Vice President Rich- "people, not season, cause crimes. WEATHER This Parliament in a series of confidence are not saving ministers partici- and Secretary of however, moti- dictation that we Other ordained ard M. Nixon Different seasons, votes the rapid for his domestic and foreign REPORT quite enough to finance pating in the laying on of hands State John Foster Dulles to thresh vate different crimes jpollries. sent Foreign Minister By United Press growth of which we are Frank Travis and domestic issues. director cited slimmer rate of were. Galen Hargrove. out foreign The FBI Christian Pineau to confer with When we rush President has against *Southwest Kentucky -- Partly otherwise capable. and Clarence Lindsey. Hagerty said the as the season for crimes our rate secretary of State John Foster cloudy, warm and humid today. spending faster than received any anti-coagulants persons- winter for crimes our not Duller: in Washington, Pineau tonight and Sunday with scattered and do it too heavily abdominal surgery. The property. And he listed of savings. BUS CRASH INJURES 13 since his ikainyt The Sunday School hoped to get American suptiort for afternoon and evening thunder- borrowed money, we run Executive had received anti- social contacts, heat, class of Bethel Richardson en- with Chief "opportunity, its policy in Algeria inflation, We need joyed an outing at the lake this week. The boys had a Especially he ahowers High today near 90. Low the risk of CHICAGO IA - At/Chicago coagulants since his heart attack cold and other factors": as ''prob- thrift. sought assurance that the United tonight near 70. develop and encourage Transit last September. in seasonal crime trends. picnic lunch, enjoyed horse back riding, miniature golf to Authority bus went out of ables" States would oppose any attempt of the objectives in newsmen on crime against and generally enjoye.! the This is one control and crashed into • viaduct While filling The only major day. by the Program. Arab countries to put the Some 5.30 a.m. temperatures: of the Savings Bonds Monday. injuring 13 passengers the President's activities. Hagerty the person that showed a cold From left to right above are Gene Dunn, Butch Savings Algerian issue before the United Covington 68, Louisville 69. Padu- Increased purchases of One of the passengers was in again refused to discuss politics weather increase was negligent Turner, Lee Vance, Harry Weatherly, Bethel Richard- danger Nations. Security Council. cah 09. Bowling Green 69. Lexing- Bonds will cut down the serious any form. He indicated he manslaughter. It hit its high son, and Jimmy condition with a possible in Kerlick. All of the boys are 11 years The Bad ton 68. Hopkins- and help to secure next week where driving month London 87 and of inflation s-kull fracture The driver said he will diselose during the hasardous: of age., Mrs,. Richardson also accompanied the group. I It, was announced our that new trill* 68, . the ,economic well-being of lost control of the bus when it the President will convalesce after of December. Several of the class were unable to attend. Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri T. • Evansville, Ind 71. people. hit a foot-deep hole in the street. he leaves the hospital.

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a?AGE TWO ThZ LEDGIsilt & TIM — MURRAY, Y. SATURDAY —JUNE 16,1956

THE LEDGER & TIMES 10 Years Ago This Week MAJOR LEAGUE FIRST 'TOURIST PARTY' TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA" Ledger and Times File eCBLISHED BY LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc., .::onsolidation of the Muries- Leder!, The Calloway Tunes, and The rimes-Heralci, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January sun ices for Mrs. Maggie Lee Billington, who 1942. died at her home near Almo Wednesday at 6:15 p.m., were held at Scotts Grove Baptist Church Friday at 2:00 JAMES C. WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER p.m. Mrs. Billington. age 51, died of heart trouble foil We reserve the. right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor. lowing four months illness. iii NiTED items or Public Voice which in our opinion are not for the best Dr. J. N. Morgan. pastor of North Fort Worth Bap- estsS interest of our readers. tist Church, Fort Worth, , will do the preaching' revival begin at the First REPRESENTAIIVES. in a meeting co Baptist Church,' STANDINGS NATIONAL WALLACE WITMER CO., 1368 Murray, Sunday, June 16. Monroe. Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michigan ! Ave., Chicago; 80 Bolyston St., Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farley have returned from 1 their wedding trip and are at home in Murray where i American League Entered at the Post Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Office. Mr. Farley is attending Murray State College. i Pct. GB burg Second Class Matter George Ed Overby. local attorney, has been notified! York 35 20 .636 after ChicagoN _ 26 21 .553 5 iSUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier .ia Murray, per week 20c, per that he is now eligible to practice before the Interstate i r! 'Cleveland 28 25 528 6 mondi 115c In Calloway and adjoanng counties, per year 83 50, elses Commerce Commission and the Federal Communication. 27 26, 509 65-50 He is the only attorney in 'Calloway County that has been 1°11 7 Detroit 27 26 .509 admitted to these omm 1 ssi ons. 7 SATURDAY — JUNE 16, 1956 Baltimore 26 29 .473 9 !Kansas aty 22 32 .407 IV. Washington NO NEED TO HURRY 23 35 .3.97 13a 20 Years Ago This Week Yesterday's Games • Ledger and Times File New York 6 Cleveland 2 night 8:1 wave a gala goodby before enplaning at New York for a visit to Czechoslo- Deports from Walter Reed Army Hospital that Presi- Detroit 5 Boston 2 night 36 CZECH-AMERICANS 01 vakia as the first such visitors to be admitted since end of World War II. They will stay six weeks dent Eisenhower has stepped up his official duties, Chicago 7 Washington 2 night R in their Communist-governed homeland. Internationa4 Sound photo) and that he received West German Chancellor Konrad Calloway County amazed the Blue Grass region with Baltimore 1 Kansas City 0 night 110 Adenauer in his hospital room. strikes the average Amer- its products at the Onward .Kentucky Exhibition in Frank- Today's Games fort last week. The return of the Calloway County dele- Washgtonai at Chicago !Parker Super Market, Ea jean as an unnecessary strain being forced upon hint won by Boston at ODD, THESE NEW Mi gation revealed the many honors the county's Detroit CONVEYANCES Boone Cleaners, Murray probably to convince. the public he is either made of exhibit of 34 separate items. The products shown by New York at Cleveland n.ght iron, or that the operation he underwent last Saturday Calloway County were more varied than any other ex- Baltimore at Kansas City night Jewelry and Taylor night was more or less minor. Tomorrow's Games Motor Company To Give Mrs. Elva Lee Wilson, 29 years of age, daughter of Washington 1 It is absolutely 'unnecessary to try to rush the Presi- at. Chicago 2 Say-Way Stamps Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lee, died Sunday at the home of her Baltimore at Kansas City "Gt dent's recovery. with the idea that very many people Parents on West Poplar Street. following an illness of Bob-ton at Detroit wa! Four more of Murray's most pro- share the views of Democratic Committee Chairman several weeks. New York at Cleveland greasive dealers have joined wit4 Paul Butler that there is anything serious about a' press- The marriage of Miss Adelaide Eubanks of PadUcah wh National League eleven other Murray merchantiede dent knocking off long enough to recover front an opera- and Seattle. Washington, and Dr. Hal Houston of Mur- an3 W. L. Pct. GB give the new Say - Way TredinA will be solemnized Monday, Pittsburgh ble tion, or even to take time out for recreation. And We be- ray and Nashville. Tenn.. 29 20 .592 Stamps. Say Way is the only Chapel, Nashville. Brooklyn 28 21 car lieve if presidents had to punch a time clock Ike's time June 15. in Scarritt .571 I stamp company to have a complete Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Lovett left Thursday morning Cincinnati 38 M 560 1 is redemption store in Murray. Chi job would rank -favorably with that of Roosevelt on the the Ledger and Times at the St. Louis 29 24 547 2 Other non-competing merchants Ti , for Danville to represent or Truman. annual mid-summer meeting of the Kentucky Press As- Miaukeelw 24 21 533 3 Sc? invited to join this stamp pro- of Chicago . 21 28 In private industry a fellow who gets injured, or be- sociation. 429 8 gram. Address all inquiries to Say- Ke, New York 20 30 400 9,s Way Stamps. Box comes sick on the job, is treated fully as well as we treat Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Mary Cohoon 189, Mayfield. Ma Philadelphia 19 32 373 11 Kentucky. insurance—laws that were held Wednesday, June 10. at the Elm Grove Bap- A SKETCH of the "Vertiplane," research craft being designed re3 our presidents. We have take care Yesterday'. Advertisement tist Church with Rev. R. F. Gregory and Rev. J. H. Thnr- Games and developed by Ryan Aeronautical company for the U. S. Army. pla of him in case ut injury, but most firms do not stop at It man officiating. Phila 6 Chicago 5 1st—tee:111w has big, double-retractable flaps located so that the propeller all legal requirements. If he is a loyal employee he is treat- (nicest() 8 Ph)la, 5 2n6—night alipatrearns can be deflected 90 degrees downward to achieve vet ti- Read The Ledger's on( ed with human consideration and everything possible is Pittsburgh 12 St. Louis I night cal takeoff and landing. Horizontal flight is accomplished by re- CLASSIFIEDS Go New York 4 Cincinnati 3 night tracer he flaps (international Soundphoto) to his coinfort. happiness and recovery. DECLARES REVOLT CRUSHED pot done to add Brooklyn 5 Milwaukee 1 night Even in the hospital where Die is a patient there are Today's Games TERMITES 'tha many citizens being taken care of by the taxpayers be Milwaukee at Brooklyn Lot cause of their faithful and loyal service in our armed Cincinnati at New York FREE INSPECTION ent forces, many of them having served and become disabled .,:hicago at Philadelphia Kelley's Pest hin St Louis at Pittsburgh F.isenhower when he was our Supreme Command- all under . Control er in ,Eurofie: 7 Tomorrow's Games- • 'WO a Ntlwaukee at Brooklyn —Licensed and Insured— So, nothing can happen to President Eisenhower that :mei:than at New York 2 Phone 441 Ch the American taxpayer will. growl about, either as to the Chicago at Philadelphia 2 Sam Kelley • dill expense or the time required, to make a complete and St Louis at Pittsburgh 2 vie permanent recovery, and we suspect the average person he do feels as we do—that there is no need to force work, or i 111 -PALS" TAKE TV SET its responsibility, upon him before he is able to handle them.! DETROIT 4? -- Eddie aVilliarns met three men in a bar Tuesday ONE OP TN! NEWER automotive creations 7 ; /AUMPOni Indus. MURRAY , ne We can say what we please about the organization! and took thins home with him to I tries "Star," ahown with chief designer Gil D'Andrea at the wheel he has built up, but he's the kind of executive who knows SPIAIONO to a throng he Buenos Aired, Argentine Vice President watch television. Eddie fell asleep. In New York. It has a two-piece fibreglass body mounted on a be Isaac Rojas (righti oeclares the revolt has been crushed. Beside When he woke up his friends three-wheel chassis, is less than three feet high, a bit over four DRIVE-IN • how to pick folks to carry on in his absence. We don't tour wide, re: him is President Pedro Arambure, who was on an inland were gone and so was the televi- and is 10 feet, five inches long. It weighs 400 pounds, and, Re need to worry about mink coats, deep freezes, or income when Peron supporters made their bid. (Inhrsational Radiophoto)to) sion set. say the makers, will get 80 miles out of a gallon. (International) tte tax -fixes- as we once did. '1926 Two years later Sam stood .on SATURDAY ONLY! Ho, FIRST RUSS BIBLE SINCE the final tee needing • par f:ve "HONKY TONK" nal BUSINESS AND POLITICS -SPORT PARADE- to win. He flubbed home with a with Clark Gable catastrophic eight t'S In 1947 he tied with Lew SUNDAY and MONDAY ! KV OSCAR Elt.M.E1' along with a banana stalk full of ne of the principles -of must business organizations, Worsh.,m but lost the playoff. "NOT other events. AS A STRANGER" e-c United Press ,,sp‘rts Writer Robert Mitchum 0including the United States Chamber of .Commerce, But his luck in the U. S Open, In 1949 hi closed fast and just • is 'to keep their operations divorced from politics. N Y — Sam hex been enough to break the blue failed to catch Cary Middlecolf Snead still I.ked his chances today suede shoes of any guy who ever How, then, can its open tight against the Tennessee as he looked Ni forward to the one swung a driver or "yipped" a Valley Authority be justified. or condoned? that always got away putt Ad In endorsing private electric utilities, and condemn- Slammln' Sam, the fairway fin- Four times he has been a frus- ancier ing public power,' isn't the Cham-ber using the weight of from the West Virginia trated second. A fifth t:me he hills, is 44 and -puttin' po•ly- as threw it away with a horrible FREE its influence in a poitical enterprise? he works out at Rolling Oak Hill eight on the final hole. But Sam TVA is a creature of Congres, and because of that Country Club for this weekend's is still In there pitching - - and fact it is a political creature, just like the Postoffice, U S. Open golf championship. putting. But Sam isn't counting himself or War Department. "Shucks," he added with hie x 7 ENLARGEMENT Commerce out usual preface remark. "I allus If the United Statcs Chamber of Commerce would "Shucks," quoth the lean man I,ked my chances in the Open destroy TVA because itis a political creature, would it with the syrupy swing. -Pm not Why snould this time be any too good right now but when WITH EACH ROLL OF FILM also destroy the Labor Department, the Commerce De- different7" this yere thing stars come Thurs- Actually, it shouldn't. Because partment, or the Postoffice Department? diy I could be hotter'n a fire when the figure's were tallied ue For Developing and Printing from the oi It should be reminded that. TVA_:..itt.the•only one of cracker," after last year's tournaments a ha One thing you've got to say for do you think was the hottest Modern Photo Developing Plant in th. those mentioned which pays its own operation costs, and • Sem. He's no quitter. • old scorer in 1955' You're right South . . • . is returning to the treasury all the capital invested in it AIM COPY hf the reeve Ruaxian edition of the Bible to reach the This will mark his 16th attempt Samuel Jackson Snead. He waltzed The other departments operate by the generosity of tax- U. S.--the first printed in the Soviet since 1920—is presented irt to win the -big one" which is off with his fourth ,Varcion trophy vice president To get excellent Jumbo Prints from C A !"1 payers. New Yark to Charles C. Partin (right), of the about the only one in golf he as the tournament year's low scorer . American Bible society, by Metropolitan Nicolal. The presentation' hasn't captured. His laurels include with • handsome 89.88 average. negative . . . . wasvisited by Soviet clergV The Chamber, should realize there are a number of beak place at the Bible house, svhich thnee Masters championships, three That's cow pasture pool at its W.0.1 Lase been on tour to the U. S. thatrrlatioisal) business enterprises the 'government is justified in ope- ro,n PGA hetes and the British Open, finest. P L -U -S rating, including the generation and distribution of elec- Sam is a tireless player unaf- tricity. 'INSPECTORS'. fected, except on the topknot. CUT OF SOUTH KOREA GO RED-BACKED by the years. Every pro on the 24-HOUR SERVICE When it. officially endorses private power, and de- circuit tell you that he m,ght nounces public power, it:is deliberately "meddling,- anti have won the Open a dozen time LET US DEVELOP YOUR NEXT ROLL! it -does net ,deserve the support of communities that use if he had copped it on his first try. public power. He should have. too. That we The Murray'Chamber of Commerce withdrew its sup- in 1937 when Sam came out e! port of the Chamber sometime ago, now Clarksville, the West Virginia hills and shot WALLIS DRUG Co. a record 283 in the Open Thee Tennessee. has ,done so. and all other communities in he sat helplessly by as Relei the Tennessee Valley should do the same. Guldahl came in through the dt, Telephone 10 NitirrAs to break Snead's hour-old mail., Five Years Ago Today Ledger and Times File ATTENTION Rev. George W. Bell. pastor of the First Methodist Church, will leave Thursday to accept the pastorate of Galloway Methodist Church in Memphis, Tenn. He will be replaced by Rev. Paul T. Lyles, who has been pastor WHEAT GROWERS of the McKenzie Church for the part five years. The marriage of Miss Betty Roberts and Billy Joe HIGHEST MARKET PRICES Farris was impressively solemnized in a lovely candle- light ceremony at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Roberts, on June 8. N E W Bags Available Miss (7harlene Orr is the guest of her mother, Mrs. She has been teaching in Winslow. Arizona Laverne Orr. & — YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED for the past school! year. • Mrs. Lee Vickers, age 61, passed away Friday at her home on Murray Route Five near New Providence. A POLISH WOMAN OFFICER, leaving South Korea by UN -recap-sr' along with eight other Members New York (UPt—The Columbia Broadcasting sys- of the Neutral Nations Advisory commission, surveys her luggage in Seoul while waiting for a ELLIS POPCORN CO. tem announced that it would begin regular color tele- helicopter to airlift her to Panmunjom. Other commission members Included seven Swiss and of their own volition. Man with coat over arm Is one of the Swedes. (Intersetioaal), MURRAY, KY. * HAZEL, KY. vision broadcasting Monday, June 25. Swedes, who left a

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Has over 500 feet of of work, have a desire to make BOGOTA, Colombia 41P1 - The Se-Fraud 2-Fruit drink 7-French article Murray, Ky. — I highway frontage, has full bath, Evangelical Co- 8-Slumberer 8:15 p.m. above average money. For personal Confederation of two bedrooms, living room, 9-Burn with *MAIN RED WATER SKI between Eggners kitchen interview write Mr. L. E. Hicks, lombia eharged Monday that there S r.ater EVENT* with cabinets, 2 out of Falls 60 Min. Time Limit Ferry Bridge and Murray. Phone hardwood floors, 616 Madisonville St.„ Princeton, is a -growing religious persecu- In-Inver island screened-in back porch, II-American 725 or 512-J. JunelEr good well Ky. ltp tion" against Protestant denomi- essay of water. A real buy at $4.850. nations throughout the country. 16-Smooth 4 Man Australian 5 IS-norms-- Baucum Real Estate. Call 48, nights The confederation said two more tribesmen 1447 or 961-M. 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OR IT CAN'T BE HAD lfoSS. by Elizabeth Seifert Reprinted by permission of the publish- "It Does Make A Difference Who Writes Your Insurance" er, Dodd, Mead & Co , Inc. Distributed by King Feature! Syndicate. NDAY NANCY By Ernie Bushmilles aNGER" CHAPTER 20 If Dr. Wilkins-Smith was pres- Oh, by legal, the doctor meant InY THE time the County Med- ent Hearing that he was ,m not, he things like suits for malprac- PICKING UP el . ical Society dinner was held, sat back agai n. When the tice.... THAT'S STOP all of the physicians connected speeches began, his boredom Though of course the service GOOD HITCHHIKERS WW2 with the clinic had met Chad. visibly increased, and in his turn WM not really free. These clinics .They took their turas serving as he made a speech well calculated recommended a selected list of ADVICE ;tatarnining doctors. They were In- to bore his audience. doctors-who doubtless would 57© timately aware of the problems He did speak on his work at charge the patients plenty! And . which he had solved, of the meth- other clinics, but dully; he quoted over and beyond the money ques- ' ods he used in solving, them. Un- figures and named places. He dis- tion, Dr. Wilkins-Smith must deal predictably or not, the man was missed their own clinic with a again with the mental anguish, PEIgHOHIC3 literally everywhere! single sentence, saying that it the risks ... It made a man like Dr. Mays sometimes worked was too early to talk about it. himself ask a few questions! And hard. Often he seemed not' to do "I suppose," said Alice Milburn, he might suggest that others 0=E14gGagNE IT a thing. He was a 'genius at at the end of the evening, "it pause for the same purpose.... • organization." Ile was -crazy as would have been better to leave Lacey read the interview a coot." him alone. That afternoon at my through twice. Then she sat Thus the doctors discussed him house, he was really brilliant-it thinking, disturbed. It was an at- among themselves, and by the didn't matter how he looked. But tack, but subtly done. Nothing to night of the dinner at least half tonight-he looked wonderful, put your finger on as a direct ac- of them had spoken to John Blan- and-" Her ringed hands flew out cusation. sat din about seeing to it that Mays in a gesture of acute dismay. It was also a threat of a more was there. • • • concentrated attack to come.... "s"..cssAra.E- egaSsaaasachEsss- -s he "And properly dressed .. ." On the morning Immediately Chad had talked about the worried some. after the dinner, Lacey Van clinic that Sunday afternoon but "At least see to it that he has Horn sat on the terrace, eating her mind had been on the man ABBIE as' SLATS By Raeburn Van Burg 4 ch on shoes!" blurted Dr. Moore. her breakfast In the morning rather than on what he said. She SILENCE HAS ENVELOPED THE OLD "Only man I ever knew," paper she read a brief account of had accepted the "idea" as being FORBIDDING MANSION —THE ANCIENT agreed John, smiling, "whom I the dinner meeting. Dr. Chadburn worth-while if he and John Blan- HOUSE SEEMS ASLEEP... BUT IF ONE had to task at to be sure he was Mays, it said, had spoken on the din endorsed it WERE TO LISTEN CAREFULLY-- STRANGE wearing them." subject of diagnostic clinics. But Wilkins-Smith, by innuen- SCAJI:C6 MIGHT BE HEARD... But he said he'd do what he Newell McCrillis had not been do, made the same idea sound esuld to keep Chad in line. And able to do very much with like blatant quackery, designed he engaged Helen's assistance for Chad's speech. It was as dull to to drum up business for "the the project. "A regular meeting report as to hear. selected list of doctors." wouldn't matter so much," he ex- But well displayed on the same So, she sat troubled, a pretty plaioedS "but with the wives in- page was reported an interview blue-eyed girl with her golden vited ..." with Dr. Claude Wilkins-Smith. hair tied back by a rosy ribbon • • • A warning, it was announced to which fluttered in the morning But John and Helen did not be, against clinics such as had breeze. She'd go talk to John ... ace Chad for two days before the been lately established in the sub- Or to Chad himself. Maybe he • evening of the dinner. He was urbs of the city. Dr. Wilkins. didn't realize how damaging that — off to the clinic before breakfast, Smith managed to Imply that the article could be. If she, with her home after they went to bed. place had deliberately sought to loyalties, could feel a doubt 1610,126 During the second afternoon he evade the supervision of munici- which might turn into disapprov- phohed to assure them that he pal laws. lie spoke, with an ob- al of the whole clinic idea, what would be on hand. He also hung vious effort toward fairness- effect would it have on others? up before any injunctions could called to the attention of the re- If there was some way in which be leaned. , porter-but also with admitted Chad could Interpret the clinic the public, some man- III.' ABNER He was neither late nor early. alarm, of the superficiality of a "idea" to IP By Al Capp At exactly five minutes before 45-minute check up. What could ner of defending it, he must be urged to make that deli rise. He NAMELY, t3.-/ 15 YO'SHORE 'AY the hour set for dinner, he walked possibly be discovered In such a , AH S 11-HE ON,Vsitl'JI Ua()ALS couldn't realize how much influ- RERTENDIN' through the main door of the time? What could be detected? INOOYS DIGG IN' DIFF'RUNT FUM Aftf:11r;v'r- HAS T'DO PMAKE Cancer? TB.? Anemia? Why, ence lay in the words and works HocKLE!!- SMART LI'L Country Club, as nonchalantly as SHE LIKES TH' FI SH IN' WORMS WIF OTHER GIRLS!! .%E.E- /WE • club singer making an said Dr. Wilkins-Smith tightly, of a man like Wilkins-Smith! HOPEFUL IS TRAPPIN' VARJAINITS any night DISGUSTIN' ME,HOPEFUL - AN -0Goer -6430)4P- 'ALI SICK entrance, and as exquisitely even a test for pregnancy took Someone must tell him! TIN,Y SAME WAY REELIZE YO' him AH THINGS IT'S 'T UNJ-GIRL- LOVE (lressed. Although it was July, longer than, that! Now, Lacey must set 4N'GR,,EFN.!F CAIN'T LIVE talk to him. For both TRAPPED `10: HE DOES!! LIKE P.• WORMSff- and the night warm, he wore tail There was another question again, and WIFOUT US."." She would take John- PARRY!! coat, a carnation, lawn tie- his which had occurred to this their sakes. ER- fiXCOOZE_ park, and Chad surely. red-brown hair was brushed but thoughtful, conscientious doctor ny to the ME." who was the Superintendent of would come to her there. Some- cc not slick-he graciously greeted Newelt.McCrillis and a couple of the County Hospital. Why should time. other reporters; he spoke to the such a service-good or bad-be She did wish there need be no men nearby, then crossed the offersvd free? Either the County explanation, that there was no lounge to where Helen Blandin HoRlital, or the two City Gen- story to tell. But of course she stood, talking to John's guest, erals, afforded care to the indi- had to tell him about her mar- Mrs. Milburn. gent of the district. That clinic riage as soon ea she could bring "It figures," *Mid John to the ballyhooed its services, whatever herself to it. If she did not, others men near him. "Never to do the they were, as free to all. If the would. expected." service was worth ainything, it And everything depended upon Chad sat at the head table and would be worth a slikht charge. the manner in which that story looked alternately bored and ab- Of course there was less danger was told. Because her mar- sent-minded. He spoke only once of legal Involvement by not hav- riage .. . tItiripg the meal. That was to ask ing any, money change hands.... _ITo Be Costinurdu ....moollf::•••••

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rAnr FOUR VIE LEDGER & TIMES egammam•••• — MURRAY. KY. I_ SATURDAY — JUNE 16, 195G Miss Bettie Beale Harvested Acreage WISHING'II-TE4-VS-FrEEDY• RECOVERY Hostess For Arts To Determine Price Club News Activities & Crafts Club Meet Support On Tobacco Women's Miss Bettie Page Beale was hostess Weddings Locals for the meettvig of the Arts and Eligibility for price support on Jo Burkeen, Editor, .. Phone 694-M-4 or 763-J Crafts Club "Meld at the Beale tobacco produced in 1956 will home on North Seventh Street be based on the harvested acreage L i on Wednesday. June 13. at two- of tobacco, Recording to Q. D. thirty o'clock in the afternoon. Wilson, Chairman of the Calloway res'eptIon at the church. The bride's Miss Carolyn Yvonne Gibson Becomes Bride Officers for the new club year County Agricultural Stabilization table was draped to the heila Calendar floor were elected. They are Mrs. Char- and Conservation Committee. Pre_ S Of 11'illiam Church Wedding with a white flounced cloth. Lee Cornett In out- les V. Farmer. president; Mrs. viously any excess. tobacco which lined with pink satin caught at W lislasS.,June lN Mayme Randolph. vice-president; had been harvested could he de- intervals with plomosus. Bouquets Circle 5 of the Worra Soc.ety Mrs. 0 C. Wells. secretary-trea- stroyed and the balance was elig- o/ pink carnations, sprayed with Lu of Christ.an Service of the First surer. ible for price support. silver glitter, were placed on the Methud.st church will have a pic- The retiring officers are Mrs This change provides that tobacco corners of the table, which held nic in the city park at six-thirty Randolph. president; Mrs. Elmus growers who harvest more than a three-tiered cake surmounted by on Monday evening. Beale, vice-president, Mrs. Farmer. their farm acreage allotments will a miniature bride and bridegroom The Penny Homemakers Club secretary-treasurer; Miss Mary be unable to place any of their and encircled with carnations and will meet with Mrs. Raymond Shipley, reporter. tobacco under price support. salal. Completing the appointments Workman at ten o'clock. Spring flowers were used at Under the new regulation the were white tapers • • • • in silver can- vantage points in the house. A County As': Committee represen- delabra adorned with puffs The Alice Waters Circle of the of dessert course was served by the tatives will measure the tobacco pink net. WS.:"S of the First. Methodist hostess to the sixteen members fields and determine the Oireage Assisting in serving were Mrs. 8:1 church will meet at !the church at and five guests who were Mrs. on each farm. When a farm is A. T. Hicks. Miss Anette seven-thirty o'clock with Mrs. Kat_ Jordan, Fannie Williams of Mayfield. Mrs. determ,ned to have an Acreage Miss Suzette Jordan, Miss Marlene .e Overcast and, Mrs. Ger:oral-Ham- Bob Hornsby. Mrs. Jack Kennedy. of tobacco in excess of the farm Hamlin. and Miss lett as hostesses. Jeanette Sander- Mrs. J. I. Hosick and Mrs. Henry allotment the farmer will be son. Miss Patsy Gray kept • • • 44.1. - 1 the Warren. given notice of the excess acreage. bride's book. • • • • • The Young Women's Class of If a farmer wishes his- tobacco S. Et The Girl Scouts were founded eligible N. Y., crosses her the First Baptist church will have Wedding Trip to be for price support t KATHLEEN MADDEN, 3/12, of Kew Garden Hills, a March 12, 1912, two years after must file Eisenhower a speedy recovery from family picnic at the City Park Later in the evening the couple he within 10 days • 7 Misers and wishes President at the founding of the Boy Scout the vicinity of the White Hotsse. seven o'clock. left for a wedding trip to the request with the County ASC t his operation. She was sightseeing in • •• • • organization. Richard M. Nixon joins graduates of the Great Smoky Mountains. The bride Office for a remeasurement or At right, Vice President Training School in prayer for the President. Tuesday, Jane, 19 'chose for traveling a beige Fabra_ for a certification to the disposition Young Republican acreage Mr. The Dorcas Sunday School class I con sheath dress complemented by of the excess Wilson of the First Baptist church will 'President II' emphasizes that the harvesting of WEDDING PLANS ENVOI" PRESENTS "C matching accessories and the or- ANNOUNCED hold a picnic on Tuesday. The chid from her bridal bouquet. any tobacco in excess of the CREDENTIALS group will meet at farm allotment will make all the church Upon their return they will reside HOLLYWOOD It — Actress BUENOS AIRES OS — Willard* buildng at 7:00 drive to Km. the tobacco from the farm in- a and on Nickols Drive in Louisville. Jane Lake announced Tuesday she Beaulac, new U. S ambassador to tuety Lake for a fi.sh sup; , eligible for price support. The bride has completed her and Robert DIX, son of late film Argentinal presented his credentials an This is the regular monthly mcc- junior year at Mayfield High star Richard Dix, will be married to President Pedro Aramburu Fi-i• blr ing School where she was a member in the Bahai Faith, a Persian • • • • day. Ca of the band and the FHA. Murray Hospital religion. Miss Lake said her parents The East Side Homemakers Club Mr. Cornett. is graduate of Mur- would come to Hollywood from w:11 meet with Mrs Edwin Thur- ray High School. attended Murray Pennsylvania June 19 and that sne 1 Wednesday complete record tel mond at one-thirty .clock State College where he studied and young Dix will be married • • • • lows: Funeral Wreaths engineering and was a member this summer, although no definite Census 31 Circle 4 of the W.S S. of the of the ROTC and Perishing Rifles. date has been set and Sprays Adult Beds 60 First Methodist church w.11 meet, Oda He is employed by the General re Emergency Beds . . 29 Artistically A rrang4d• at the home of Mrs. J. R. Gatlin. Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Consett Electric engineering test labora- Patients Admitted _ . 4 • 1 1 1300 Olive Street. at two-thirty tories near Louisville. TO SAVE MONEY o'clock_ In a mid-afternoon ceremony 4,wteetheart neckline. Patients Dismissed . .. 10 The long Out of town wedding guests • • • • solemnised on Sunday. June 10, sleeves, New Citizens _ _ _ _ 2 closed at the wrists with included Mr. and Mrs Dewey On Your Plumbing at the First -Christian church. Patients admitted frown Monday G. - The Women's Misesinary Society Miss self covered—buttons. term:noted Turnbow. Miss Kay Story Miss Carolyn Yvonne Gibson. daughter 3:31 P. M. to Wednesday 3:34 P. K. of the First Baptist church will in calla lily points over the hands Mary Martha Street. Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Woliarr. T Gibson Mrs Dan Hart. Rt 5. Murray; i have its ge-eral program meeting Her fingettip veil of illusion, Charles Whariell. Mr and Mrs. Elroy Sykes 15th at Poplar — 479 of Mayfield. became the bride edged lace, Muss Jo Dean Johnson. Route 5. call • th at the church at eleven o'clock to wits was caught to Owen Billington. Mrs Hilda Street, PLUMBING CO followed (A William Lee Cornett, son of a crown Benton: Mrs. Joseph Luck and be by a covered dish of seed pearls and her Bob Street, Frank Mills. Mi. and IA Mr and Mrs. Bayless Ii. Cornett baby boy. 313 North 7th. Murray; luncheon. The.execut.ve board will Ibride's bouquet waa fashioned of Mrs. Hafford Story. Mrs. Dwight of Louisville, formerly of Murray. red rosebuds Mrs. James Oakley and baby bay,' meet at ten-thirty o'c lack. and a white orchid Boyd. Mr. and Mrs Harding Gallo- hi • • • • Etc. M. M. Hampton. pastor of encircled with Dexter; Miss Marjorie Ann Bucy, net Her pearl way, and Mr. and Mrs , James W. al Hazel Baptist church, read . Route. 1. Buchanan; Mrs. Ralph _Tbe....Kirktor .11:M1e:rakers CLib I.!he t.!le jesvelrx... was a gilt of the bride- Key. all of Murray: Miss- Beeler I a at double. ring ceremony. He leas groom Lovett and baby girl, Route Mill meet at the C;:y Park Outland ahd Mop M M Hampton WE ARE NOW assisted by J. Howard Baxter I. Dexter, Mrs Alfred Anderson, ten o'clock Attendants of Hazel; Mrs Jane Adair. Randy • • • • • Framing a sunburst arrange. Route 5, Murray; Mrs Royce Cl Miss Helen Mar.e Gibson was Adair, and Ike P Turnbow, all WS.C.S ment of wh.te gladioli was a white Jones. Hazel; Mrs John Puckett iii Circle No. 2 of the her ssster's maid of honor Her of Farmington; Mrs. Harold St. Methodist *ill wrought iron bridal arch, entwined and baby boy. Route I. Hardin; Vi of the First church gown of blue lace over taffeta Aubin of Benton; Mr. and Mrs. meet In the home of Mrs. A F with jade foliage and offset by Mrs. Charles E. Burkeen and baby Buying Wheat hi was made with a strapless bodice. Aubrey Emerson of Sedalia; Mr. Claude Farmer twin arrangements of v. tote glad.- girl, 714's Poplar. Murray; Mrs. Doran. with Mrs. finished with a matching jacket and Mrs. J. B Goranflo and sofl. ilo and Majestic daisies in wicker T. C. Paschall. Puryear, Master as program ,1 ader closed down the front with lace Buddy if Litchfield Ill. it. • • • • floorbaskets Tropical foliage high- Ronald W Spann. Route I. Lynn covered buttons. Tiers of lace WE HAVE PLENTY OF BAGS B. lighted by sh:te tapers burning Grove; Mr.. Bryant Jones. Route ruffles formed with the ballerina Breakfast Is Held .n seven branched candelabra far- Model: Mrs. Robert James, Route length skirt. She wore a match.ng 1, med the background. Double candle 3, Mug/ Miss Charlotte Gail AVAILABLE • In Compliment To bandeau edged with lace and r$ standards. nestled in salal. (Personals) Johnston. Route 2. carried yellow calla lilies in cres- Murray Mrs. James Long were placed at spaced intervals cent design. Mr and Mrs Muriel Moor, of A "get acquainted breakfast on the central aisleway and in Navy WAVES composed 75 per ti The bisclesmaid. Miss Suzanne Gilbertsville are the parents of .was givers last week by Mrs. the e„,ratossa 0 cent of the total allowance in Farris Pop corn Co. by Griffin, wore a gown of pink a son. John Daniel. weighing PitriNNTIT" Sher. Charles -Brooks in honor of M-a. Wedding „as presented 'ASSISTANT I Washington.- the nerve "Radio lace cver taffeta. iderrtical in eight pounds five ounces born man Adams arrives at Walter LOCATED James Long Mias Margaret Rath Atkins of Mur- center of the entire Navy com- AT FARRIS LOOSE LF-AF FLOOR design to that of the honor at the Murray Hospital Wede.ess I". Heed hospital, Washington for Mr and Mrs Long have re- soloist. and B.11 Luther of May. munication system during World ray attendant_ and a matching bandeau. day. June 6. *inferences... Llaternational), t• eently moved to Murray from organist Miss Atkins sang War II. Nor crescent bouquet was of blush • • • Donna Terra. . Mr Lor.g -Through the Years- by Youmans. pink carnations and lemon leaves. A son, Charles Thomas. we.ghing is attendipg Murray State College "Song of Ruth" and -The Lord's The bridegroom's- father served seven pounds 2/12 ounces. was born and Mrs Long is employed by Prayer" by Ma.-itte. Mr Luther's I. as ben mar, Ushers and candle- to Mr and Mrs Homer Newton • • the Murray Insurance Agenry selections includ.d 'If I Coald lighters were Charles Whitnell and of Bentnn on 'Thursday. June 7, Those present at the breakfast Tell Yes.- by Firestcne, "Always" Bob Street of Murray. Ronnie at the Murray Hospital. were Mesdames Francis Watrous. Berl n, -No Other Love" adapt- by Hampton of Hazel and Kenneth James Solomon. Kenneth Srmth. ed bear. Cricipin E Major Etude, A Emerson of Sedalia. Mr and Mrs. Donald Ray Hay- 10 2rearr.er. Joe Scar- Mercurys Kenneth and the tradite.-al wedding free Mrs. Gibson wore for her • borough. Gene Hendsr end the vey, 905 Main Street, announce marches. daughter's wedding a powder blue hostess and honoree the ba-th of a son. Patrick Michael. • • • • Bride's Deena late dress over cotton, accented weighing seven pounds 11/12 ounces, by linen bows. She wore • corsage NS RECORD SUlICIDE FIGURE The bride was given in marriage born on Thursday. June 7. at of red rost-buds. Mrs. Ina TOKYO SP — Police reported by her father Her wedding gown Lee the Murray Hospital Gibson, grandmother • • • • every IPNH of the bride, week...80 14 inscide attempts In Tasyo Sun- of wh.te Chantilly lace over Tulle wore a navy blue lace dress, Connie and Steve Fairchild of y. a one-day record f.gure. and bridal satin was designed with white aecessories, and a corsage • Three d a sculptured bod re featuring a Lone Oak were the guests this of pink rosebuds. week of their grandparents. Mr. In ED SULLIVAN'S $425,000 The bisclegroorn's mother was and Mrs. Norman Klapp and Mr. — LAST TIMES TOl.lIr attired in a dress of rose lace and Mrs Cletus Hubbs • • 'over taffeta, navy blue accessories • • • • #17 Cell to and a corsage of white glamellias. Mrs Sam 'Whitaker and children MERCURY CONTEST I • • '6" ••I Baker Street Reception of Marlowe. Oklahoma, are the AIR CO\WOO \111 Fsllowing the ceremony Mr. and guests of her mother. Mrs Mayme JUNE 11th — AUGUST 4th Mrs Gibson were hosts at a Randolph SUNDAY STARTS UPLIFTED ot. NEW CONTEST 2680 PRIZES IN ALL! • - - - FOR 3 DAYS - - - EACH WEEK ENTER EVERY WEEK! THEY HATED HIS FLAG FOR 8 WEEKS EASY TO WIN! but tcantcdhis_lotc! 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