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The Ledger and Times, December 16, 1968 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 12-16-1968 The Ledger and Times, December 16, 1968 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, December 16, 1968" (1968). The Ledger & Times. 6157. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/6157 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper 14, 19gti The Primary Largest Paid Source of News Circulation In Murray and Both In City Calloway County And In County Y, a 6-5 na and phomo, United Press International In Our 89th Year Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, December 16, I 968 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXX1X No. 297 Calloway Rushing by Dar- Findings Of Beautification md Pete Seen&Heard Fraternity 156 at- Made Public for a 34 Around Buys Beale Committee Are Benton appointed the 12 40 per The findings of the Civic Holmes NaLS, composed of Dr. Murray Home Here Beautification Committee which member board, C. Low- 496w was appointed by Mayor Holmes Harry Sparks, Mrs. C. ry, Mrs. James Rudy Allbrit- 44 59 poem in the Ellis in August, have been made t• received this ten, Mrs. Don Keller, Mr. Max Gritty person who The Alpha Gamma Rho Alum public by Dr. Harry Sparks, mail from a nice MP, Mr. Glenn mon 5, ni Association, Incorporated chairman of the committee. Hurt, Mr. Joe Dick, apparently has a deep compas- L. Cooper, Mr tz 2. purchased the Elrnus Beak Doran, Mr. R. sion. As she says, it is the work, complete report of the George hing 23, estate on the Mayfield Highway The Robert Moyer, Mrs. of an amateur, but the feeling which is addressed ianeline near Murray today (Dec. 13). committee (Continued on Page Six) expressed is good and she does owners, resi- er. to the property it in a nice wey. The estate, which consists of dents, students, public officials two buildings and 5 and 3-10 Aid and "all other civic minded 'The Dove of Peace has lost its acres, will be used by the Mur- citizens", is being printed for School Of 5 tail ray State University chapter of Max Russell the interest of Ledger and gAt the very best 'twas kind of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity Times readers. frail. The two-story brick house, NI "A resolution was peened by It tried to fly across the neutral includes a full attic and Fine Arts Is which i ax Russell the Murray city council on Au- zone will house approxi- basement, gust 9, requesting the Mayor With hopeful heart that it could members of the frit- mately 30 off• to appoint a Civic Beautifica- find a home. according to Arlie Scott, Recommended leer n tion Board to implement a posi- But do you know what one of member of the MSU agricul- a tive program of beautification those Commies did? department and one of the ture of the city. Promptly, Mayor Acknowledging the "great tra- Knocked off its tail feathers, two advisors of the fraternity. Student dition in art, drama and music" when he fired at his head. "The new house will give u: Org at Murray State University, Gs With rudder gone, it wobbled a lot more room than our old President Harry M. Sparks saic south, fraternity house," said Scott Russell, son of Mr. and GUI Max today he will recommend to the ft•Vith the olive branch still in He added that the fraternity Eugene Russell of Route Three Injured Mrs. board of regents that a School its mouth. members plan to move into the Murray, was elected vice- N. L. - Five, of Fine Arts be established. , As the marksman's laughte: new house over the Christmas the Murray State 484 president of Before turning the first spade ran in its ears, vacation. Student Organizat- 104 19% CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW HOUSE — Dr. Harry Sparks, president of Mur- University In Accident of earth at groundbreaking It lit on the shoulder of a Thursday. 10 20 ray State University (third from Hods) congratulates Ray Wells, president of Alpha Gamma The present AGR house, lo- ion last ceremonies for the six-story ad- woman of years. unopposed in the 17 23 Rho fraternity on the purchase of their new fraternity house. From left to right: Bourke cated on 113 North 14th Street Russell ran dition to the Price Doyle Fine And, with its wing, it brushed fill the vacancy of 12 28 Monti*, Bardwell, former AGR president and current alumni chairman; E. B. Hovrton, chair- in Murray, was purchased in election to On Saturday Arts Building, he said the pro- away Tanner of Benton, who re- 12 28 man of the MSU agriculture department and president of the AGR Alumni Corporation that 1960. Mrs. Gloria Dennis, who Bob ject represents another mile- Tear:, shed for the son,i who earlier in the 35 bought the house seen In the background; Wells, • senior from Sturgis; Dr. Sparks; Arlie has been the AGR housemother signed the post over-all construct- had died that day." stone in an :1 39 Scott and BM Cherry, both members of MSU agricuitur• faculty and advisors to the Mur- since this September, will con- semester. ion program to provide students junior majoring in English .2 48 ray AGR chapter. untie to serve in that position A Three persons were injured and faculty with the most mod- :Very nice, thank you man. minors in French and mil- ,2 48 at the new house. with in a two vehicle collision Sat- ern and up-to-date buildings science, Russell is a mem- itary urday at 1:10 p.m. at the inter- and equipment. NHC Made our semi-annual visit to Pi Kappa Alpha social The fraternity also plans to ber of section of Johnson Boulevard "It is another progressive 1025 the dentist on Friday and got Tigers Play Second fraternity and was recently have three meals a day served and Sunny Lane, according to step in strengthening the fine 999 the good word, no cavities. Students To County Man elected social chairman of the Home Game Tues. a! the new house for the mem- the report filed by the investi- arts program at Murray State 969 fraternity. bers as soon as the facilities gating officers of the Murray so that it will continue to rank WHC If we ever wake up some morr ' has served as sophomore sr ready. He Police Department. among the finest in the nat- 2888 ing feeling like that fellow on of the Student Be Presented The Murray High School Tig Passes Away rapresentative ions," Dr. Sparks added. 2885 TV who took a sleeping pill, it and this year was era will play their second home Scott is also the gecreteei- Organization Injured were Earl Ray Tab- Construction will begin im- 2838 will be quite an event. game tomorrow night against treasurer of the Alumni Assoc- junior representative and con- WHC Charlie Bennett of Almo era, 810 Sunny Lane, Steve Al- mediately on the project, which the Benton Indians. Game time iation Corporation that will cert chairman. At PTA Meet Route One succumbed Satur- len Weatherford, Route One, is expected to take about two Vie wakes up, throws back the for the B-Team game will be rent the house to the fraternity. January 9 there will be en day at 4:35 p. m. at the Mur- Almo, and Anthony Cassity, years to complete. 227 covers, smiles at a sunny world, 6:45 with the Varsity game fol- Other officers of the corpora- election to select a student to ray-Calloway County Hospital 1864 College Terrace. Presiding at the ceremonies _ 222 stretches, and has the general The Murray High School Par- lowing immediately bon are E. B. Howton and Ro- serve the remainder of Rus- WHC was 85 years of age and was Dr. Thomas B. Hogancamp, appearance of "what a wonder- ent-Teachers Association will He bert L. Hendon, both member sell's term as junior representa- followed an extend- The three were treated at the vice president for administra- _ 610 ful day this is and how good I present the vocal students of his death of the MSU agriculture faculty Benton has been an up and tive. emergency room of the Murray- tive affairs at MSU. Among 606 feel". Mrs. John Bowker in their beu- ed illness. flowton is president and Hen- _ 604 down ball club so far this year Mr. Bennett was preceded in Calloway County Hospital and those who spoke briefly were tiful and inspiring Christmas don serves as vice president. GUEST SPEAKER and the Tigers' forward, Alan his wife, Mrs. Dora released. Hospital officials said Ralph•H. Woods, president od Our alarm clock goes off and music program tonight at the death by Rev: Max D. Sledd of Murray, Dr. Hadapeth is suffering from a in 1951. Ile was born Tabers and Weatherford had and Dr. Walter E. 2-7 we feel so aleepy that we let meeting in the school atei•rer- Bennett, lpha Rhe wee form foreign missionary to Nigeria emeritus, knee injury. Coach Bob 'loon Apru 2, 1883, and his parents contusions and Cassity had a dean of the School 3-10 the dern thing run down to a iorn at 7:30 o'clock.
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