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International :a name in the . which can he IN OUR 82nd YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, March 28, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXXII No. 73 The most corn- United Press International n the English- ohn. Is Murray Hospital Motion Picture Shahan Will Conduct College Funeral Service About Paducah Man Census - Adult ..._ 64 10 Names C - Nursery Of Census C Band And Choir In Concert Adult Beds 65 Thursday For One of the better motion pic- -Emergency Beds 1 tures of many years is scheduled Patients admitted 5 Shahan by Leonard Bernstein, the versa- for showing here in Murray this Tonight Prof. Paul W. Patients dismissed Mrs. Patterson Col- tile conductor of the New York will conduct the Murray State New Citizens week. The picture is entitled -IN- New Directors Philharmonic Orchestra; "March lege Symphonic Band and Brass Patients admitted from Frid•y HERIT THE WIND" and has been contempor- Carillon, Op. 19, No. 2" by How- Mrs. Mary Patterson. age 66, Choir in a program of 12:00 noon to Monday 8:15 a. m. nomiatel for four Academy Murray ard Hanson. director of the East- died Sunday at her home in De- Five new members were added Mrs. Mason Billington who ten- say brass music, in the Mrs. George Miller. Route 1, Awards. ek 8:00 man School of Music, and -Com- troit, Michigan. Mrs. Patterson's to the Board of Directors of th(t dered her resignation in order Nate College ahditorium at Mayfield; Mrs. Harvey Coursey, mando March" by the eminent death was attributed to compli- Murray Chamber of Commerce at that she might accept another Iron p. m. 804 Main, Benton; Mrs. Karl Fra- Making the picture of special two American composer, Samuel Bar- cations following an illness of sev- a regular board meeting last night. position. Much The Brass Choir will play zee, 901 Main St.; Mrs. Charles interest to the people is the fact Trom- ber. eral years. The new directors named were: In his statement to the Boars:. selections. "Piece for Six Lofton, -Route 1, Benton; Grover nes of The program promises to be ex- Survivors are; her husband, Os. that it is the true story of John T. W. C. Elkins, Holmes Ellis, L. D. Johnson emphasized that he was bones" by Burrill Phillips. head Cleveland Harrison, Route 1. Hard- of the citing and should be rewarding co Patterson, one son. Warren Scope,, who was raised here in Miller. Dr. A. If. Kopperud, and far from satisfied with the aiscom- the composition department in; Mrs. David Franklin Pierce g what a current- to all who take advantage of the Keys Patterson of • Detroit, niece, Glen Doran. plishments of the past year, but University of Illinois, and and baby girl, 3206 Lone Oak western Kentucky. Mr. Scopes is iron or- "Lo- cordial invitation extended to visit- Mrs. Jesse Latimer of Henry Coun- The new Directors will serve a felt that the groundwork had been ly lecturing in Belgium, and Road, Paducah; Richard Carson, still living and his relatives are will do The ors. There will be no admission ty, Tennessee, and a nephew, CUT- term of three years. The Chamber laid for a great 1961. rac" by Charles Stephens. Route 2, Kirksey; Mrs. Marshall numerous in the area in and charge for the concert. lie Turpin also of Henry County. Board of Directors are elected Steps up work by Mr. Stephens. a Senior Higgins and baby girl, 508 Pine; around Paducah. Scopes was the from Owensboro, Mrs. Patterson was a member from the membership at large 3 end ... music major Mrs. Lacy Downey, Puryear, Tenn.; school teacher from Paducah who corn- of the Baptist Church. Funeral with all members eligible, except )St. See ntucky, is his first serious Mrs. John Willeford, 29th and stirred up such a controversy by Ernie Rob Bailey • rites will be held at the Mt. Car- that Directors may not succeed 136sition. Kentucky News Jefferson, Paducah; Mrs. Joe Mc- teaching the Darwin theory of High 3-et our mel Baptist Church Thursday at Murray The Symphonic Band will play: of the story, themselves. The Directors terms Briefs Kendree, Route 1, Hardin; Mrs. 2:00 p. m. Rev. M. M. Hampton evolution. At the time "Preludium and Allegro" by Vit- in a small com- are staggered in such a manner Edgar Boggess, 412 South 10th.; will officiate at the service. Burial he was teaching College Hi FFA torio Giannina a faculty member Con- but the furor that ten men of experience are Mrs. Alvie Thompson, New will be in the McCuiston Ceme- munity in Tennessee Contestants 1CHINE & Music always serving. The ten remaining of the Juilliard School of cord; Mrs. Ezra Blackwell. Route and subsequent raial made head- of Music, By United Press International tery. members of the Board are A. W. APANY and Manhatten School 2, Benton; Johnny Reed, New Con- lines across the country. New York; "When Jesus Wept" LOUISVILLE. Ky. iUrt - Dr. Friends may call at the J. H. Member Shows - Simmons. A. ('. Sanders, Vernon . 3-3474 cord; Mrs. John Gregory, Jr and William Schuman, President of Edmond F. Erwin, 46 professor Churchill Funeral Home which In the real life trial. Scopes was Stubblefield, Jr., Z. C. Erna, Ver- Rate Superior by baby girl, Sunset Rived.; Prentice "Fi- of medical psychology at the Uni- has charge of the arrangements. the noted criminal non Hale, George Hart, Ed Fent- the Julhard School of Music; Duncan, Route 1, Jone_sboro, In. defended by versity of Louisville Medical DITTOW (pun on, Guy Britington, R. Via Church- esta en Espana" (Holiday in Spahr) dune: Edgar Geurin, Route 5; attorney. Clarence Grand Champ W. Shahan, School was awarded a Fulbright by Spencer Tracy in the ill and Galen Thurman. by conductor Paul Miss Carolyn Travis, Route 1, trayed Five of the eleven contestants Brass in- grant to teach in Milan, Italy. He Third Of Series while the prosecution was The retiring members are Joe ajotessor of Theory and Lynn Grove; James Hendrickson, film) from Murray High School rated Col- will lecture on behavioral science presidential candi- B. Littleton', Coleman McKee!, Ed- sTruments at Murray State Rt. 2, Benton; Wilhiun Scott, 309 Of aided by the Ernie Rob Bailey of the College superior in the annual speech in medical education at the Cath- Services Will Jennings Bryan. The gar Shirley, James M. Lassiter and lege; "West Side Story Selections" South 7th.; Mrs. Chester Lute date, William High Future Farmer Chapter festival at Murray State College olic Urriversity of the Secret Heart court duel of these two Henry Fulton. and baby boy, Route 1, Benton; Be Held Wednesday brilliant showed the grand champion hog March 25. They will be eligible for nine months beginning next the front pages of the A. W. Simmons was re-elected Mrs. Muriel Moore and baby girl, men made at the Calloway County PTA and to go to the state contest. fall. newspapers and makes for to serve his second term as presi- Grand Rivers; Ira Emerson, Route nation's 4-H Fat Hog Show and Sale at the The five lop 'winners were Pub- wonderful entertainment on the dent of the organization. Mayor County Has 48 1. Calvert City; Mrs. William The third noonday pre-Easter Murray Livestock Company Satur- lic Speaking. Jimmy -011 I a; Ex- BOWLING GREEN. Ky. TPP - screen. T h e conservative Holmes Ellis was named Vice - Tucker, Route 1. Hardin; Robert service sponsored by the Murray movie day. positary Prose. Eddie Lee Gor- Mrs. Mary Parks Collis, $4, wife Times states that it is President; Ed Fenton Secretary Thomas Lite r, 202 Woodlanwn; Ministerial Association in obser- New York Michael Overcast° of the Callo- gm; Radio Speaking, Nick Ter- of former Bowling Groan May- most brilliant dis- and R. W. Churchill Treasurer. On MSC Fall Mrs. Desiree Hawk, 314 orth 7th.; vance of Holy Week will be held "One of the way County Chapter of Future hune; Interpretative Reading or T. R Canis, died Sunday at acting ever witnessed." Mr. Simmons welcomed the new Janice Faye Burkeen, 1617 Miller; at the First Methodist Church plays (if Farmers of America showed the Prose; Ann Story; and Interpreta- a Greenville hospital. In addi- the four Academy Award Board Members and urged them Mrs. Hae Dixon, Golden Pond; Wednesday from 12:00 to 1230.- Among reserve champion hog. Ernie's an- tive Reading Poetry. Judy Cooper tion to her husband, she is sur- Nominations is one for Spencer to continuously strive to make Mrs Max Lovett. Rt. 5; Mrs. Car- Rev. J. Howard Nichols, pastor imal weighed 209 pounds and sold Students rating excellent were Honor Roll vived by a sori. Park Callis, a as the finest performance Murray a "Bigger and Better nell Wells, Route 4. of the First Christian ('hureh will Tracy for 50 cents per pound. Michael's Humorous Monologue, Susan Tennessee Valley Authority en- an actor in 1960. Place to Live." He thanked the Patients dismissed from Friday speak on "Christ's Jodgment and by at 41 cents Sparks; Poetry Reaaing Margaret gineer assigned to the Paradise hog sold per pound. retiring Board for three years of Forty-eight Murray and Callo- 12:00 noon to Monday 11:15 a. m. Ours". Special MUSIC for the ser- Ruth Crider and Extemporaneoui project in Mutilitniserg County. This exceptional Ai was also A total of 142 hogs were display- good and faithful service, specifi- way County students at Murray Roney Shackleford, New Con- vice will be given by Mrs. How- Speaking, Phillip Sparks. given the Parent's Magazine "Spe- ed in the show Of this number 69 cally pointing out that absences State College were among the 236 cord; Leonard Ray Barrow, Route ard Olila. Mrs Ohla will sing. Three students rated good. Thes cial Merit Award." were awarded blue ribbons, 44 red at the regular meeting were -few students on the fall semester hon- 2, Puryear. Tenn.; Timothy Earl "There Is a Green Hill Far Away" were Dramatic Reading. Shea-)' ribbons and 29 white ribbons. Only and far-between". or roll at the college. Barnett, 304 South 14th.; Keith by Gounod. "INHERIT THE WIND" is sche- Willblais; Discussion. John Pasco. the blue and red ribbon animals James L. Johnson was re-named Among those making the honor Barnett, 304 South 14th.; Mrs. Everyone is invited to attend. duled for showing on Wednesday Diseasioa, motor high, Evelyn ove it were sold in the sale following the Executive Secretary. Miss Linda roll 82 were seniors, 55 jun- Loyd Beane, 403 South 12th; Miss ursery will be open in the and Thursday at the Varsity Thea- alwaitea The Calloway County Farm Jlar freshmen Grugett W.1, named to replace Murray High entered only one iors. 59 sophomores. 40 Susaa Evans, 1702 Farmer; Allen echicatmnal building of the church. tre this week Bureau,furnished the ribbons for student. Cello- contestant in each event. Three of lad 1 unclassified MeCuiston, New Concord; limos the show. the honor roll these were taken out of the testi- My students on Hill, Rt 2; Mrs. Alton Ellis. 208 Becky Bailey. Calloway County follows: Man In Space Murray State Wins s-al because they represented the are as Elm, Mrs. Jennie Canter; Lynn- 4-H club member, had the cham- Adams, Murray; Glen school at Youth Assembly in MINISSEMO Isaac B. ville: Alvin Burton, Rt. 6; Luther pion hog in the heavyweight divi- Third Game With Armstrong. Murray, Edward E. Frankfort Thursday through Sat- D. Fisk. Farmington; Luther Rhoads Contrive Amazing sion. a 225 to 250 pound class. 1-0 Over Bellamy Murray: Janet Bolton, Scientists Edge Purdue urday Two entries were ill. 5. Route 1. Almo Jon Mitchell Alex- Bailey's animal topped the medium Murray; Chaise Boswell, Murray; i.e Students attending Youth As- ander, 212 Woodlanwn; Mrs division of 205-220 pounds and Anita Brandon, Murray; A. Beale sembly were Sandy Lilly, Poetry Bailey Dill. 413 Sycamore; Mrs. Overcast's hog was champion in the The Murray State Racers grab- Canon. Murray; Letricia G. Doug- Devices But Still Need Men Reading, Joe Overby, Oratorical Noel Conley. Rt. 4; Miss Shirley 180-200 pound class. bed their third baseball win of the lass. Murray; Jane V. Dresback, Mrs. Lilburn Declamation and Bill Collie, Ser- Gilmore, 1111 Vine; A total of 113 hogs were sold young season yesterday with a 1-0 Murray. Martha D. Elkins, Murray; Edgar ious Monologue. Those ill were Paschall, Rt. 1, Hazel; Mrs. By JOSEPH L. MYLER single - glance at his surroundings bringing $5.099 62 for an average win over visiting Purdue. Dan K. Evans, Murray; Doralyn 10th.; Mrs. Ar- Susan Evans, Discussion and Bet- Boggess, 412 South United Press international would tell such a' man more in of $22 64 per hundred. The current Murray picked up its single run Farmer, Murray; Jerry L. Fra- thur Cohoon and baby boy, Rt. 6; sy Blalock, Dramatic Reading. Ben WASHINGTON dIPO 7- Space an instant than machines could market price is $16.75 per hundred. in the third inning. Lynn Bridwell • il&r, Murray; Phyllis L. Gentry, and baby girl llogancarnp. an entry in Discus- Mrs. Alfred Thomas scientists have contrived an amaz- discover in weeks. Judges were Professor Arlie and Dan Pugh combined pitching Murray; Elva R. Gough, Murray; Ruel Clark, Box sion attended an F.age Scout Jam- 1619 Calloway; ing variety of gifted instruments Even in Project Mercury. which Scott of Murray State College and efforts to shutout Purdue. Bernie Donna R. Grogan, Murray. Mrs. Robert KeY Over. boree. 27, Hazel; and machines - devices that can ha:, been sarcastically described Ralph Overfield of the University Laufmann began the third with a Beth L. Gruenwald, Murray; Mel- girl, 206 South 15th.; hey and baby observe, remember, and report in some quarters as a $400 mil- of Kentucky sub-station at Prince- walk, went to second on an error. vin B. Henley. Murray; Paula B. Carl McGregor, Rt. 3, Ben- Master everything from the shape of cloud lion program to give an astronaut ton. to third on a single by Bridwell HOW NOW, PURPLE COW? 11•111Moll Hill, Murray; Marian J. Hufnagle, Belinda Owens, Rt. 4; ton; Miss patterns over Australia to t h e a free ride around the earth, the and tallied on a sacrifice fly by Murray. Richard M. Hutson, Mur- Duncan, Rt. 1, Jonesboro, Prentice number of electrons in a cubic role of man is a vital one, NASA AAVW CLUB TO MEET Gordon Fritz. NEW YORK (UPS - "How now, ray; -Leland R. Johnson, Murray; Rev, Hoyt Owitn Ind.; Mrs. Jettie Allbritten, New centimeter of interplanetary space. says. The, AAUW Book Club will meet Sunny Ward led Murray's attack purple cow" may become a popu- Margaret A. Kipp, Murray; Robert Concord; Mrs. A. Brooks Shackle- They even have devised tiny The astronaut 'can monitor all with Ruth Cole at 814 Main Street with a couple of singles. Bridwell lar expression if the proverbial McCann, Murray; Jane Metzger. ford. New Concord; Mrs. Trellis to Sim- the automatic equipment. If it Murray; Marinell Myers, Lynn robots which will be able tonight at 1:30 o'clock. and Lowell Stonecipher picked up "brown cow" wants to be in style. Pleasant Grove McCuiston, 505 North 6th ; William can operate hand ple the soil of Mars and determine doesn't work he Miss Alberta Chapman will re- the Racers other hits. " The popularity of purple-also (Apve; Robert K Overby, Mur- Scott, 309,South 7th.; Master Rob- whether it contains living organ- -controlled equipment. He also can view the book. "Ameriean Folk- Purdue 000 000 000-0 2 2 called mauve, violet. periwinkle • rns Sharon Outland, Murray; Cox, Rt. 1, Hardin; Mrs. Joe ert isms. The space engineers have see in color, smell odors and Murray 001 000 00x-1 4 1 and blue-red - is zooming. Johnny D Parker, Murray; Frank MoKendree Route 1, Hardin; lore". Services Set Tom been able to package these devices feel_ When Ham, the chimpanzee, D. Rickman, Murray, Betty L. Ri- Johnson and baby girl, Mrs. Darell into fantastically small spaces. got back from his short rocket ley, Murray. 5; Miss Danette Boone, P. CHINA Route Complete radios smaller than a hop from Cape Canaveral. Fla., -Danny C Roberts, Murray Ei- 41. Benton; John Shankle, • 0. Box lump of sugar are commonplace. his doctors said he was in fine leen G. Rohwedder, Murray, Ida For Holy Week Route I, Almo; Miss Cynthia Jr., In view of this, people often physical condition. P. Royster, Murray. Susan L. 602ai Main: James Hen- %.-11...ç\_,rusuc Hodges. ask. all the urgency to put But what was Ham's psycholog- Schribner. Murray, Roger P. Smith, Rt. 2. Benton; Mrs. Done why drickson, men into space? Why not let the ical reaction to his ordeal? Was ,_ Murray; Sue M. Spann, Murray; Holy Week services will be held Benton; Mrs. Ezra Sturgell, Rt. 5, instruments do it all? If a tiny he. in short, happy? The chimp's N.V1ET Charles It. Story, Murray; Vernon at the South Pleasant Grove Me- Route 2, Benton. Blackwell. seismometer can glean (Warms personal physician scowled. _NAM S. Stubblefield, Murray; Carmerita thodist Church, on Wednesday ; non about the structure of the "How can I tell how a chimp '3Talent, Murray; Joe E. Tarry, Thursday. and Friday night s, oto." SINKIANG f • moon, why send a man there? feels?" he retorted. Murray; Patrick V. Thomas, Mur- March 2930-31. Fire Damages Officials of the National Aero- It continuous two-way radio s ray; James T. Thompson, Hazel; These services are being spon- nautics and Space Administration comunication, the astronaut will Joe P. Threvathan. Murray; Hen- sored by the Commission on Mem- Jones Shoe Shop CHINA NASA spend a lot of their time be 'ble to report whether his story II. Towery Hazel; Eddie N. bership and Evangelism. The pas- Last Night answering such questions. No ma- mach hurts, whether he's scared Wells, Murray; Jackita Whit e, tor. Rev. Hoyt W. Owen will chine, however brainy, can do or whethet weightlessness is driv- Murray, and Peggy R. Wilson, preach, and special music is be- A two alarm fire sent the Mur- more than it is told or set to do. ing him crazy. Murray. ing planned by the Adult and ray Fire Department to Jones they point out. Youth Choirs. Services will begin INDIA 'auQA Shoe Shop on the South Side of Up To Man PHILIPPINES each evening at 7:30 and will County Schools the square *1st night about 10:15 As NASA's chief of manned close on Friday evening with a o'clock. space flight programs, George M. Bird Club To Gulf of Do Well In Speech candle light Communion Service. The interior of the building was Low, has said: Mont The members, and the pastor of 4 Here filled with intense smoke when "Only man can cope with the Sestival South Pleasant Grove cordially in- firemen arrived. The fire was lo- unexpected, and the unexpected, Present Free vite you to share these services. Calloway County schools showed cated in some shelves in a rear of course, is the most interest- PAKISTAN up well Saturday in the Regional partition. ing." Speech Festival. Harold Beaman The fire was confined to the Scientists in their laboratories Motion Picture THAILAND Tilghman won first place in the Attends National shoe shbp. The extent of damage can devise instruments to look high school divition with 126 has not been estimated. only for what they think the in- points. Murray College High was Jaycee Meeting struments might encounter. But a The Murray Bird Club will mark and Callo- its first anniversary of activity by ENGLAND second with 104. points a man could handle surprises. And High third with 99 be no reason for ex- presenting a free motion picture tI way County Harold Beaman, national direct- Bethel College there would points. or of the Junior Chamber of Com- To Observe High ploring space if the explorers did program to the public on Thurs- FRANCE! • 3urray High School placed ninth merce. recently attended a board not believe it will contain some day. March 30. according to club with 51 points. of directors meeting in Tulsa, School Senior Day surprises. president. Professor dell T. Peter- AUSTRALIA In the Junior High Division Col- Oklahoma. "It is not easy to conceive," son. of Murray State College. lege High won with 28 point/ and Louisville was chosen as the "High School Senior Day" will said Low, "that instruments could The hour-long program will Murray High tied for fifth she for The 1061 NatiotiiirTiffatai'be -61:4e-eV-e4. Behtit-Cottege us be devised that can effectively consist of three short color-sound UNITED -_- Convention at the three day busi- llopkinsville on Thursday, April and reliably duplicate man's role films: "Birds of the Countryside," STATES ness session The convention will 6th while the school is dismissed as an explorer, a geologist, a sur- "The Wood Thrush." and the Walt he held this year in Las Vegas, for K. E. A. veyor. a photographer, a chemist, Disney real-life adventure, "Beaver WRUNGTON pre- Weather Nevada Also, at that time. Coach Oharles a biologist, or a host of other spe-. Valley." The program will be Others attending from Ken- Harris will have a try-out for the cialists. In all of these areas man's sented in the Little Chapel on the NEW campus at I MI SEATO MEMBERS! Report tucky were; Darrel Hughes, state basketball team. All boys interest- judgment, his ability to observe Murray State College ZEALAND 3.30 and again at 7 30, Thursday, UMW Prose loternatleosof president; Bill Burbank, national ed in the try-out should contact and to reason, and his decision- director; Joe Price, national direc- Harris. making capabilities are requir- March 30. Coach FIRST VIII NAM, NOW LAOS-Tiny Laos. the Southeast Aida Treaty Organization's big WESTERN KENTUCKY - Part- tor; and Don Peeler, state secre- school are in- ed." The program is open to the pub- All high seniors problem, holds an Ill promise of going the way of Viet Nam, which in 1954 became half cloudy and a little cooler today. tary. Several members of Lou' at Bethel Hopes Geologist First lic, without charge. Everyone in- ly the vited to spend the day Communist and half free, if the Red-supported Pathet Lao forces win their way. The Mostly cloudy Wednesday with Jaycees also attended to of the Dr. Ilai-old C. Lure)-, the Nobel terested in wild life and the con- and have lunch as vassals SEATO nations (shown) met in Bangkok to consider the crisis. (Central Preto) scattered showers High in 60s, ksxtend an invitation for the 1963 college. Those planning to attend laureat, hopes the first man on servation of our wild life resources low 38 to 46. konvention. should notify the school. the moon will be e geologist. A is cordially invited.

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PAGE TWO LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY TUESDAY — MARCH 28, 1961 Giants Have New Manager, Providence Coach ,-, THE LEDGER & TIMES New Is Better Prophet '1,1111LNIM410 by L41)611,01• TIMMS PUBLISHO412 COMPANY, Ines Than A Coach easolidatioa et lbe Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. ad TM .300 Hitter; But Still Plagued c— a.,at. 1134. and Nes West Lesstockhark J-- By DICK JOYCE lnited Prevo. By hatermillosual NORMAN MILLER lineup, one good ballplayer C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISH= aeoi will JAMBS have to sit it out. NEW YORK RIR — Coach Joe PHOENIX, Ariz. it711 — The San Mullaney of Providence 1 Is reserve ass right le reject aay A.dvertiMoa, Lettere to tbe Bator, Dark does not acknowledge that College is Francisco Giants have a new man- a better C ?abbe Yaks AIM whisk its ear eadmiso. are bet Mt Ike Mot this is any kind of a problem. coach than a prophet. ager in Al Dark, a new .300 hitter Before sabrost et ear readers. "I'M not woiried about Saturday's final of the in Harvey Keunn and a newly where to re- play Keunn," National Invitation basketball tour- vi11101/1111. REPSZSZNIATPirlak WALLA(I WITMER CO, 130 -Fie saids. "I know he • vived morale. But they still are nament against St. Louis Univer- Millwoe. WrayMa. Tem; 284 Park Ave.. Mew 10E14 Nil /I. Maa- can play any position I put him. I'll plagued by many of the old handi- sity, Mullaney called his r va Alm. atkrallic SO Beeyetss St.. Bostaa. decide where he'll play when I see Friars a caps that made them a disappoint- "careless" team where the others fit in." , and the Billikens Lamed at Ilio Poet Office, Murray, Kentuck7, ter Mmeassmea as ing team the past two seasons. a "careful" club. But it Keunn pronauly wnl min the turned out Besood Clem Matter As spring training progressed, it Just the opposite, season at third base. Davenport, with Providence became apparent that the winter capitalizing on St. IBM* Certior la Murree, Iser week )00, yes bothered last season by stomach Louis' last min- trade which brought Kuenn and ute mistakes to, win its Wirri ClaBsamwar mat adielsaag par yes& Wag 'Ise- ulcers and a severe knee injury, first NIT his lifetime .311 batting average championship, • lamb likely will sit it out at the 62-59. from the Cleveland Indians did not start, although defensively he The usually erratic Friars from remedy the Giants' obvious weak- is better TUESDAN MARCH 10tit than Kuenn. Rhode Island, who lost in the final — 28, nesses. year Too Much Advice last against Bradley, became The Giants are strong at five the careful team, Dark is convinced that McCoy- in the last few positions — in the outfield and at minutes as the Billikens ey's batting potential is closer to made a first and third base. And they have number of violations the .354 of his rookie 1959 season and some a good group of starting pitchers. costly personal fouls to Ten Years Ago Toda) than to the .238 he hit last year theltir61 However, in order to become a most of the 15.673 fans Ledger & Times File when, Willie says, he became con- at Madison serious pennant contender they Square Garden. fused because Of too much advice. need improvement around second Wtth Johnny Egan falling Beareats End Ohio String; Win Title 70•65—Cincinnati's Tom Thacker (25) W. 0. Conner has been named District Manager of Mays, too, feels McCovey can hit down base and behind the plate. And on championship well "if they'll just leave the job after scoring a total of grabs the rebound from Ohio player in NO-AA game in Kansas City, .e Woodmen of the World, according to stale manager their relief pitching is woefully him aione." 86 points in the Friars' tourney mo. Others in on the action are Bearcats, Carl llouldin (3i) and Bob Wiesen- iford Hurt. Conner is a graduate of Alum High School weak. victories over De Paul, Niagara The manager also believes halm; and Ohio State's lArry Siegfried (21). Cincinbati, winning its 22nd con- id attended Murray Slate College. lie is married to the Then, too, there is that problem that and Holy Cross and Jim Hadnot • second baseman Don secutive game. defeatod defending champion Ohio State, 70 to 65 ill over- -,rmer Miss Mary Jones. of battling the winds of Candle- Blasingame, suffering from Garden jitters, another flop in 1960, should time, ending the top ranked Buckeyes' 32-game winning streak and capturing John Dawns is visiting his 'parents. Mr. and Mrs. stick Park for 77 home games. have scrappy Providence fell behind St. • a good year. Blasingame let the the National Collegiate basketball championship. Downs, Those winds and the disintegrated Louis by seven points at the mid- while on leave from the Navy. Downs winds of Candlestick is been morale which set in when Tom Park over- way mark of the second half. attending the Electronic- School at San Fran- whelm him and his batting average Sheehan replaced Bill Rigney as But sophomore Vinnie Ernst, the see, but on his return will be stationed in Pensacola, slumped to .235 last season manager were prime factors in San after a smallest player on the court at 5-8, orida. .289 mark with the St. Louis Francisco's fifth-place finish. Car- took charge and Hadnot shook his Porter Charlton of Hazel dinals in 1959. route one has selected Players Like Dark nervousness to sink six crucial • qurth Monday as the day to renew his "I daily Ledger and Dark is a natural leader who is know Don can play good ball." points to pull out the game. Ernst ClainourDeln. mes. Mr. Charlton has come in for the last four years extremely popular with the play- Dark insists. "I played alongside finished with only four points and Wile Day. the Fourth Monday in March, and renewed ers. This alone should be enough him (with the Cards). He just had a four-game total of 40 points but s paper. to lift the Giants two or three one of those bad years last season." his hustling play earned him the Corporal John D. Phillips. son of Mrs. John Phillips notches in the standings. Eddie Bressoud, a .225 hitter, is most valuable player award over • Murray. has peen wounled in Korea.' Cpl. Phillips But the acquistion of Kuenn has the Giants' first-string shortstop. the favored Egan, who scored only • was created a peculiar problem. •lied from Hid reserves. having served three years in Dark With Bressoud and Blasingame in nine points in the final. .? army and has six good ballplayers for the the infield, the Giants made fewer John Benington, coach of the released. The nature of the wound has nut five positionrat 'en disclosed. which the club is double plays last year than any runnerup team, said, "We have strung. They are the incomparable club in baseball. only ourselves to blame. We had it Willie Jays, Orlando Cepeda and won, but kicked it away. I think The Fight 209, Toronto, outpointed Alegr.dii- Felipe Alou in the outfield: first infield spares are Jose Pa- our kids played well, though per- Results 'oaseman Willie gan, who can pray hird and shert; A, .1 nited lailoomeilosal teff, 205, Argentina sop. McCovey, third haps better than a lot of people Joe Amalfitano, who hit a respect- NEW YORK — Chico vejar. 160, baseman Jim Davenport — and figures." 1.5.373- 141 106 garnets. aitd imford. Coon. outpainted WIllie 'Kuenn. rookie- Charley Hiller, a ,.,cisnd baseman eaves 1594 Edmonton, Alta. 410). CHICAGO —Chuck Garrett, 184, eue last season. None of these can play short- who hit .334 V- Abe Class AA Chicago, outpointed Lou, Kuenn and Cepeda give the Gi- Bailey, stop or second base well. Thus, to Harlingen fan,. ind was the most • TORONTO — George Chuvalo, 181. Peoria. Ill itro make ants Versatility. For -e xampl e, ri.om f.r Kt.enn't: bat in the valuable player in the Texas Lea- should McCovey fail to hit, Cepeda could be brought back to first base. Kuenn shifted to the outfield and limited time only Davenport take over third. Jim Marshall, a left-handed pinch-hitter, also can play first base and the outfield. Lack Experleace The Giants have two promising , young rookie catchers in Tom Hal- ler and John Orsino, but neither is • • experienced enough to take over the job from the two veterans who divided it last season, Bob Schmidt and libbie Landrith. Schmidt hit , .267 last season, Landrith As for pitching. Dark has five good starters in Sam Jones 118-14), Mike McCormack 05-12), J ack Sanford 112-14), Billy O'Dell i8-13) and Juan Mariehal 16-2t. Stu Miller (7-6 can be used for spot starts and middle-inning relief. The Gi- ants have little beyond that, however. Billy Loes. the problem boy, has pitched well in spring training but Dark feels he may have better prospects as a starter than a re- liever. "If we don't develop a late-inning relief pitcher in spring training or can't swing a deal for one, All the furs of flat then well just have to use Sam Jones, Sanford and O'Dell in re- This is the curvy new heel you'll be seeing on your own campus. So becoming, lief," Dark says. "I don't mean to so smart in Glamour Deb's soft little pump with gilt-gleamed buckle and pointed overwork them. They should have toe. Choose the colors you want it in—blacit, white or bone kid. at least two days of rest in between BJ--1- ^n`.,,t too. a start and any relief job they as seen in SEVENTEEN $899 pitch." 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VOUR— MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY Formal Announcement -FOUND FOR LOST guy7sai I WISH TO ANNOUNCE MY CANDIDACY BUSINESS MAGISTRATE OF THE WADESBORO DISTRICT OF CALLOWAY COUNTY CARD OF THANKS I am a farmer and lived all my life in this District. Tb those We wish to express our deep of you who do not know me, I am the son of Mr. and Mrs • r FOR SALE j NOTICE FOR RENT appreciation to all our neighbors T. W. Taylor, am married to the former Mildred Lampkins, DIRECTORY and fsiends for their kind expres- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lampkins. I have three chil- sions of sympathy in the death of Roberts, Celia, 10 BEDROOM BRICK AND RESIDER- HOUSE, FIVE ROOMS downstairs, dren, Wanda who is married to Heyward NEW THREE COMMERCIAL Gas floor fur- our dear father Eurie Kuykendall. age 21 house on South 13th street ex- esti- large room upstairs. years old, and Joe Dan, years. tial built-up roofing. Free nace. Wired for electric stove. We also thank Dr. Quertermous, ADDING MACHINES MEMO CLOTHING tended by owner. Living room collect. mates. References. C all Available now. $60 month. Phone Mrs. Thurman and Mrs. I.aRsiter I shall attempt to contact eac.14 voter of this district before AND TYPEWRITERS PL 3-3234 panelled in mahogany. Utility Klapp Roofing a n d Sheetmetal, m30c for their kindness and to North May 23, but should I fail please consider this my personal ap- 3raham-Jackson Phone PL 3.3632. tf PLaza 3-1300. Sales & Service room. Mayfield, Kn.ntucky, CHapel 7- Fork Church, Bro. Billy Turner, peal for your vote and influence. My promise is to perform rnarch29c Lassiter and Bro. M. C. OFFICE SUPPLIES BABY PARAKEETS. ALL Colors. 3816. Bro. Harold the duties of Magistrate to the best of my ability. My obliga- Ledger & Tunes . PL 3-1916 King for their comforting words See at 503 Olive or phone PL 3- I WANTED tion is to represent the people as a whole as fair and equal Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 DON'T MISS SEEING THE NEW prayers, also Rudolph Howard 1248. m28p and to go to the on 1961 World Book Encyclopedia and and Mrs. Vernon Nance for their as I can. My desire is for you people pulls May WANTED SEWING AND Altera- and elect me your magistrate. 1953 CHEVROLET, 2-DOOR Se- Childcraft! Would be happy to nice music and to each one who 23, 1961, OIL DISTRIBUTORS you! Please phone PL 3-1329. tions at 516 South 7th Street. dan, straight shift, mechanically show m30c contributed t h e beautiful floral. A-1, private owner, reasonable. See m28p Also to the Miller Funeral Home. Respectfully, Ky. Lake 011 Co. . PL 3-1323 TOOL RENTAL at 304 South 4th after noon Satur- May God bless each one is our Jobbers Shell Oil Products p.m, weekdays. REPOSSESSED SPINET PIANO to PL 3-5017 day and after 5 Wanted To Rent Bilbrey's m28p transfer in vicinity. If you are a prayer. CECIL TAYLOR I'llacker (25) Mowers and Roto Tillers responsible, local family you can Mavis Windsor and Preston Kuy- Kansas City, PAINT STORES 3 BOYS SUITS, 1 SIZE 10, 2 size assume modest monthly payments 0 OR 50 ACRES OF CORN ground kendall. ltp llob Wiesen- 8. All linen. Phone PL 3-5881. and save 44,, — Write Credit Man- or 2 acres of tobacco ground. t 22n1 con- DRUG STORES_ Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 na2fle ager, Joplin Piano Co., Joplin, Mo. Phone PL 3-9192 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. 65 in 04,er- m30c He Scott Drugs PL 3-2547 BLUE BALLERINA LENGTH for- ssss • tud capturing Worn once. Size 8. Phone PL PAINT UP NOW ANNOUNCES FOR MAGISTRATE 9 PRINTING mal. FOR SPRING. 3-5377. m3lp New colors — hundreds of them at FURNITURE STORES YOU'VE MISSED THE DRIVE-IN THEATRE Ledger & Times .... PL 3-1916 Radio Gambles next to Jeffrey's. m28c BULBS! OF WADESBORO DISTRICT Morgan's Furn. Mart I'L 3-2403 GOOD FIVE TRANSISTER Opon 6100 Start 6:45 used very little. Reasonable. Call PURSUANT TO THE COMMUNI- But you're not too late for PLaza 3-4894. m29nc cations Act of 1934, as amended, The TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY RESTAURANTS STOPES notice is hereby given that Charles AZALEAS GROCERY 1950 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR, easy Shuffett and C. H. Hulse, Jr., a NOW SHOWING: 3outhside Restaurant PL 3-3892 oil, dependable second or Owens Food Market PL 3-4682 on gas and General Partnership cl/b as Serv- PL 3-5868 after 5 p.m. Free Delivery Service car. Phone ice Broadcasting Company, filed, BIG BOY TOMATOES al c MGOA •sen,6 SERVICE STATIONS on March 14, 1961, an application and 'PARTY ifARDWARE STORES CHOICE LAKEVIEW LOTS, Pano- with the Federal Communications ROSES Tex. PL 3-2810 Walston-Young rama Shores. $25.00 down $25.00 Commission at Washington, D.C., Or The Very Best GIRL' Douglass Hdw., cor. 4th & Main monthly. Freeman Johnson, phone to increase the daytime power of BURPEE SEEDS C11101...SCOPI • WIROCOL01 m2c Radio State WNEiS, Murray, Ken- Serv.ce Sta. PL 3-9121 PLaza 3-2731. ROBERT TAYLOR Starks Hdw. PL 3-1227 Whiteway tucky, from 250 watts to 1 kilo- CYO CHARISSE TWO-ROW JOHN DEERE CORN watt, remaining on the present EL RANCHO of la J. COBB INSURANCE TYPEWRITER RENTAL drill. Can be used with tractor or frequency 1340 kilocycles. arsr IRELAND team. Call PL 3-1239. Located to WM KENT MIMI • CLAM Ma TRADE DAY EVERY MONDAY NURSERY CONY MAUI • WSW WC Frazee, Melugin & Holton AND SERVICE miles north of Penny. m3Op IOW WWI except 4th Monday at Dairy Hill i Hwy. 641, 2 Mi. N. Gen. Insurance PL 3-3415 Plus — Ledger & Times PL 3-1918 REGISTERED 11 AND 2 YEAR old Drive-In Park, 3 miles east of May- Hazel CARTOON JEWELRY bulls. 7 400-1b steers. Cooks Here- field on US. 80. - a3p • COLOR Lynnville, Ky. EV 2- SERVIOE ford Farms, I, EARL BARNETT, WILL NO riehes Jewelry .... PL 3-2835 TV SALES & m30c 2253. longer be responsible for any debts PL 3-3515 Bell's TV & Ref. Ser. ELECTRIC CORD ORGAN AND contracted by anyone other than Jewelry .... 3-1606 Murray bench, Magnus Grand, walnut fin- myself on and after March 20th, to Varsity Next ish, like new. $175.00. Phone PL 3- 1961. 1 tp * VARIETY STORES 4395. m30c WEAR LADIES READY TO Dollar Store PL 3-3597 WOODED LAKEVIEW LOT ON Girl Scout News Theatre Littleton' PL 3-4823 Opposite Varsity Pinebluff Shores. Will sell cheap. Phone PL 3-4395. m30c Girl Scout Troop 26 met Thurs- day March 16th. The girls elect- 1957 CHEVROLET STATION wag- ed new officers at the meeting on.V-8. Powerglide, power brakes to carry out the remainder of the and power steering with Ky. licen- year. This is my formal announcement for se Lampkins Motor Sales, phone presi- PL 3-4913. 2nd and Main. 1 tc Officers selected were: Magistrate of the Wadesboro Magisterial dent — Mary Keys Russell, secre- 1953:FORD STATION WAGON, 4- tary — Jean Scott. .treasurer — District. 100 — Debby -passenger, V-8 ov- Shirley Cochran, scribe door, 3-seater, 9 1 am the son of the late Lowell H. Edmonds and es-drive a n d Ky. 1961 license. Dibble and patrol leaders — Me- PL lissa Trevattan and Mary Warren Mary Edmonds. This has been my home all my Ilfe Lampkins Motor Sales, phone the Picture - 3-4913, 2nd and Main. Itc Swann. To Complete except one year In Detroit and three years In the Methods were discussed to make railing **wrought Iron EEL AIRE, 4- meetings more business Ornamental Army. 1955 CHEVROLET, business add a "finishing touch" of distinction FREE dr, two-tone, V-8. automatic trans- like. Sharon Roberts was appoint- I will serve you and Calloway County to the best mission. Call PL 3-4764. m3Op ed to make a chart on the sub- to your home. Choose from many graceful designs. of My ability If elected. SHETLAND PONY, 39-INCH geld- ject. ing. Gentle for children. Tom Refreshments were served by MURRAY MACHINE & TOOL CO. Scruggs. telephone HY 2-2422 days, Mary Warren Swann. Industrial Road Pt. 3-3474 Your Vote and Influence Will Be ORCHIDS nights HY 2-3712. rn30c Greatly Appreciated! HELP WANTED 116:::01-1 1SEE A G. W. EDMONDS WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE ...IF yoL would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours a day calling regularly each ng. Girl month on a group of Studio Lace," fea- ted Cosmetic clients on a route to be VARSITY: "Midnight ture 106 minutes. starts at: 1:31 IAA 00. PRESTIGE, established in and around Murray, RE STARTA and are willing to make light de- 3:55. 8:17, and 8:39. NEW 5P.A.SON: liveries, etc., write to Studio Girl "Patterson vs. Joha mason Fight SAFETY, Cosmetics, Dept. M-18X, Glendale, Films" 18 minutes, starts at: 1:03, California. Route will pay up to 3:25, 5:47, 8:03, and 10:30. $3 50 per hour. Itp CONVENIENCE. MURRAY DRIVE-IN: "Party )L 3-2414 DON'T LOOK Girl," 99 minutes, sLaxts at 7:15 and 9:15. LIKE THIS by Al L11.0 ABNER ltz;two. WAL,WHY NOT N/0' IS A FRN\JKLY \NAL,THAR'S 1---• BCJCLOCK! AH SLEEP RIG-41 THOUGHTFUL —SO NOBODI AROUND AN IS TARD..Pf— OUR CHILE, IT'S US. HERE,IN bEDTIME!! HATE* DOES TO MAKE BUT, AH IS ALSO CLOTH 2 — HONEST LErs LOOK TO GO .LA_H!!. so 11-00 LAZY TO WE'D( JEST ABE — TH'LATE TO BED!! AT TAKE MAH NAFTA pur MIOHTY LATE -SHOW:!- CHECKS --,' CLOTHES OFF ON NTH' 11-1OUGHTFUL. IMPRINTED AN'GO INDIVIDUAL AS MORKJIW, AS TO BED!! ANYHOW!! YOUR OWN SIGNATURE

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Census — Adult ...... 71 Census — Nursery — 11 EASTER • Adult Beds ...... 65 Emergency Beds FLOWERS Patients Admitted 5 ••• Patients Dismissed -- 0 TO WEAR: •474# New ORCHIDS, CARNATIONS, WIN • Citizens o ROSES, GAROINA$ Patients admitted from Wednesday Mrs. Bruce Freeman Elected President TO SHARE: " 9:00 a. m. to Friday 12:00 Noon, Social Calendar Of Hazel Parent-Teacher Association LILIES, AZALIAS, Mrs. Dona Myrle Sturgell and ba- HYDRANGEAS, mums. Tuesday, March 28 The Hazel P.T.A. enjoyed an grade. Mrs. Robert Waters; 3rd by boy. Rt. 5, Benton; Miss Shirley MIXED BOXES and Murray Star chapter No. 433 interesting program Thursday af- grade, Mrs. Hewlett Cooper; 4th Ann Gilmore, 1111 Vine St.; Rex A. PLANTERS Order of the Eastern Star will ternoon. March 16. The eighth grade. Mrs Gene Potts; 5th and Gallimore, Rt. 1. Hazel; Mrs. Sam- meet at the Masonic Hall at 7:30 grade gave the devotional with 6th grade. Mrs. Thelma Miller; 7th uel Adams, 105 So. 10th.; Mrs. Oma WE WIRE FLOWERS p m. Larry Gooch reading the scripture. grade. Mrs. T. G. Curd; 8th grade, Outland. 304 South 4th.; Master • • Bay It With Flowers, Order Early • • The topic "What is Mane" was Walter Byars. and Principal, Tom Rickey Dwain Dumas, Dexter; Mrs. The women of St. John's Epis- discussed by Kathy Scarbrough. Scruggs. Joe Rayburn, Rt. 1, Lynn Grove; Jon Mitchell THE copal Church will meet with Mrs. Bonita Chrisman. Toni Scruggs and The first, second and fifth and Alexander, 212 Wood- DEFENSE ATTACKS. Spencer Tracy, as the biting, sar- lawn; William Gartman at 10 am. Mary Belle, Paschall. It was very sixth grades tied for the attend- Mis.s Susan Evans, 1702 Farm- castic attorney for the defense in the famous • "Monkey Trial of • • • Interesting and thOught provoking. ance prize so er; Miss Danette Barbara Boone, 1925," opens his attack each received one while the flowery orator, played by fLO WIER SHOP The Jane McNeely Circle of the Jacky Hughes read the poem, "tr.. dollar. P. 0. Box 41, Benton; Mrs. L A. Fredric March, smugly awaits his turn. "Inherit the Not The Biggest, But The Memorial • • • • Moore, Rt. 1, Hardin: Mrs. Wind," Best — Let Us Prove It! Baptist Church will A trio. Carol Barrow, Paula Effie produced and directed by Thompson Hughes, 301 Stanley Kramer, will open Wednesday Dial PLaza meet at 9:30 a.m, at the home of Cook, Glenda Dale. sang "All to So. 5th.; at the Varsity 3-3981 15th & Poplar Mrs. L. D. Warren Theatre. Mrs. Ralph Case 1615 College Jesus I Surrender", with Mrs. J. T KENTUCKY and baby boy BELL Rt. 1; Mrs. Joe Brandon, Farm Road. Dale accompaning them on the Rt. 4;1 • • • • Master Carl Alex piano. McGregor, Rt. 3, ' NEWS Benton; Mrs. Jennie Pearl Canter, Suburban Club The following slate of officers Lynnville; Mrs. Perry Allbritten, for next year was presented. New Concord; Mrs. Charles Driver, • Meets For Lesson Pres. - Mrs. Bruce Freeman; vice Well, 1 guts I had better write Rt. 1, Benton; Master Robert Cox, At Emerson Home pres. - Mrs. Huron Erwin: secre- a little news this morning and I Rt. 1. Hardin; John Shankle, Jr.; tary - Mrs Johnny Orr; ass't. sec. - will start by saying hello to every- Rt. 1, Akno; Mrs. Joe Bailey Dill, 413 Sycamore; The Suburban Homemakers Club Mrs. Gene Miller. one. I hope you are feeling fine. Mrs. Thomas Travis. Rt. 1, met recently in the home of Mrs. Hardin; Mrs. Wadel Shem The following Mr. and Mrs. Manson Warner rim__ Emerson on people were chos- of well, Rt. 3, Dover, Tenn.; Mrs. Ita- Meadow Lane Evansville are Drive. en for teachers on Teacher Appre- the proud parents of mond Barrett and baby bo, Pur- ciation Day April 14. a baby boy, James E. Warner. The year, Tenn.; Mrs. Henry Burkeen, "Finishing Old and New Picture 1st grade. Mrs. Bruce Erwin; 2nd maternal grandparents are Mr. and Rt. 1. Dexter; Mrs. Noel Conley, ,,,..yrames" was the lesson given by Mrs. Johnny Simmons of Murray. Rt. 4; Donald Lee Housden, Rt 2, Mrs. Rob Erwin and Mrs. Bobby Hazel, Lermis Werd, 2114 Woodlawn. Grogan. Jerry Martin of Muncie. Indiana • The president. Mrs. Holm- Temple Hill ITSCS Patients diamissed from Wednesday es Dunn. called has been visiting here with his the meeting to 9110 a. m. to Friday 12:00 Noon, order with the secretary. Mrs. Len- Elects Officers grandmother, Mrs. Eddie Tyler. ith Rogers. calling the roll. There Mrs. Cornelius T id w ell, Rt. 1, At Regular Meet Kentucky Bell was a Monday aft- were 14 members present and Lynn Grove; Miss Sharon Fonctrich, two ernoon caller of Mrs. Cral visitors, Mrs. Barletta Wrather and The Woman's Society of Chris- Rt. 4; Mr. Andrew Jackson Colson Mrs. Bernard Tabers. tian Service of the Temple Hi:: Sonnie Todd visited Johnny Sim- (Expired) Rt. 3; David M. Boyd, Rt. Methodist 1. Hickory After t h e hostess served the Church met at the chur- mons Friday morning. James Gardner Skinner, 212 members a bowling party was en- ch on Wednesday evening at 730. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Simmons No. 2nd.; Mrs. Charles Darnell, .ioyactat sent gifts .t.,a a Rt. 1, Mrs. Cordis McKinney, Con- Corvette Lawaes ----- election Of "dfficert was held birthday pqIy given in St. cord Rd.; Mrs. Billie Bell, Rt. 2, The next meeting will be held with Louis recently • for their Mrs. John'Grogan being elect- Kirksey; A. Buford Barrow, Rt. 1; Apr.1 13 in the home of grandchildren. Carol age 7, and Mrs. Rob ed president. )lrs. Wayne Darnell. Mrs. Lennis Ward, 214 Woodlawn; • Erwin on t he James Everett Bum. age 4_ Martin's Chapel vice-president. and Mrs. Jim Bur- Will Ely, 1206 Road. "He Could Let It Alone Maple St., Benton; keen, secretary-treasurer. Shirley Nix. Box 18, ••••••••• • He could let it alone. Hazel; Mrs. Harold Long SAKI a noted drinker of the town. and baby boy, 300 E. rtivie _ 4ir MO- lk °"es• 10th.; Benton: Rex NOW YOU KNOW — promotion; mrs. Newman.Goan. But just listen a moment to what Gellimore. Rt. 1, Hazel; Willard Jones. at. missionary edocation; Mrs.-: Carl he drank down. 1, Hard- in; Master Roger Crisp. Christian social relation- He drang up his crops before they Harrell. Rt. 3, Benton. Fuel Smith. Rt. 1 Kirksey; By United Press International ships; Mrs. Keys Futrell. spiritual matured. Mrs. Jesse Tucker, 304 No. 12th,; At a New Year's life: Mrs. Kenton Woodall, litera- Drank a yoke of oxen by appe- Day recep:ion Mrs. Joe Rayburn, Rt. 1, HOW TO TELL A DODGE FROM in 1907. ture and publications; tite lured, Lynn A DODGE President Theodcre Roo- Mrs. Wil- Grove. sevelt shook the hands of 8 513 burn Herndon. membership: Mrs. Si cows, four horses, one pig and people. believed a world James Futrell. courtesies; Mrs. a goat. • mark_ Identifying a Dodge has become a problem Because now price. Euin Jones, publicity. All traveled down the rad of his Dart, the full-size Dodge, is priced model for model there are two. Compact Dodge Lancer. Full-size Dodge throat. with Ford and Chevrolet. The compact Dodge Lancer The next meeting will be held on He STANDARD OR COMPACT Read today's Sports drank up his chicks while still Dart. There is an obvious difference. Size, inside and out. costs about the same Wednesday. April 5. at the church. in the shell. as Comet, Falcon and Corvair. Get Dart, the lower picture, is the larger. But otherwise they YOU(EA GREAT DEAL WITH to Wh.le hopes of high heavens know them better. At your Dodge Dealer's, of course. he are drank up a well. very much alike. Both have a unitized, rust-proofed nut TIE CLIP He said he could drink or let it body. A superb ridiculed Torsion-Aire. A battery-saving IONMON KT( tall year present ter. A pew- tasd SLSO retail wake Set ems alone alternator. And both have optional three-speed push- DODGE sbwirlati he Nesily by taken a Me In a Der* us as wry Da* Par. of the statement was true, button automatic trsosmasions. Another difference is irook4 Dealer illeptsylne eas we must assume. He drank up his "0e1es0 Key" lame. Oar expire mailneln, Apr1 IS, 1911. farm. he trifled with God: MEET THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN KEYS—YOUR DEPENDABLE Now all that he owns is six feet of DODGE DEALER sod. May God bless each and everyone .f you is my prayer - 303 S. 4th St., Kentucky Bell TAYLOR MOTOR INC. Murray, Ky. ew SPRING dresses

Gay Gibson trave's cmand the world or around Gag the town wear'rg the beautiful summer fashions that are eaua.:y at home in Bangkok or oostonl Gibson Gay Gibson goes places—and so can you to the begu;itng dresses we shot you here! ROBERT TAYLOR AND CYD CHARISSE co-.tar- for the first Goes time in MGM's "Pary Girl." with T4lor playing an under- world lawyer of Chicago in the turbulent 30's, who falls in love with showgirl Cyd. Lee J. Cobb and John Irekand are also star- red. 'Party Girl" plios :.night and Wednesday at the Murray Drive-In Theatre. sHoPLOUISVILLE

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