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ust fine with n the Spring IN OUR 14th YEAR )e'en there at United Press International Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, July 3, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV. No. 157 iunt for It. • JayCees Hold Atheist Group May Paper ti lfrrai Iiosf..ital No Tomorrow; Details Of Regular Meeting General Assembly Ends Second Build Settlement Most Businesses To Death Was Cenaus .- Adult - ---- 53 Here Last Night , Close For Holiday Accident Are Census --- Nursery 4 STOCKTON,Kan_ Tel -- The pro- ENDS Ppecial Session Of The Year -- Accidental Adult Beds 65 The Murray Jaycees held their spect'of having an atheist settlement • WEDNESDAY Emergency Beds ------12 regular business meeting last night near this western Kansas town is The staff of the Ledger and Times Patients Admitted 7. In the city hall Various items were By JOSEPH VARILLA not popular with the citizenry_ Learned Today discussed will observe the July Fourth holiday Patients Dismissed ' _ 5 including the fair grounds, United Press International "It Is the movement of one man Jury Finds tomorrow and will not publish the New Citizens 0' getting ready for the fair which here which I think Is mine out of daily paper. begin July 15. etc. FRANKFORT, Ky. IN The step with the community." said the Larry Dale Hale. 16 year old May- Details of the ac-cident which Patients Admitted From Friday 9:34 The Jaycees voted to proclaim General Assembly Tuesday conclud- Rev. Karl Schuster, pastor of the The next regular issue of the field High School - student who claimed the life of Arley Roberson, a. m. to Monday 4:00 p. m. Friday, July 5 as the night that the ed its second special session of the First Methodist Church. Ledger and Times will be printed drowned Monday .in a farm pond, age 47, were learned today. Mrs Walter Waterfield, Fair Lane Jaycees would attend "Stars in My year Mrs. Madelyn Murray, the Balti- on July 5. Friday. clung frantically to his would-be Mr. Roberson WRS on Interstate Drive: Billy Wells, Rt. 3; Mrs. Law- Crown" as a group. In 16 days, it has passed two more, W.. atheist who successfully rescuer, pulling both boys, under the 70 near Vandalia, Ohio on his way rence Overbey. Rt. 2. Miss Saraira The reicent tennis tournament and pieces of stop-gap legislation and a Most' business houses in the city carried the Bible reading and pray- Murky ender. it was brought out in back to his home in Delaware. after Sue 'Littlejohn, Rt. 6, Benton; Mrs. the JayCee Junior Golf Tournament joint resolution approving an tr. will be ceased tomorrow. The onIy er case to the U. S. Supreme Court. a coroner's inquess. yesterday In visiting relatives here. He is re- Burley Kirkt, 310 No 5th; Raymond to be. held soon were discussed. mendment to the U. S Constitution business open will be some grocer- announced Monday she would es- Mayfield, ported to have swerved to miss three Sanders. Rt. I. Farmington; Mrs. Preparations for the junior tourna- Earlier this year. the legislature ies, some service stations and some ?es he become? tablish a mecca for atheists on a Michael Jones, who was swimming motorcyclists. causing him to lose H. M Workman, No. 16th. Rt. 2. ment are underway by Don Gilbert met 32 days before it was able to eating places. ,nd of 160-acre tract here. with young Hale, tried two times to monster? control of his car. The automobile Master Robert Welford Hudson. 101 who Ls the chairman of the event. (-rime lip with a bill to reapportion Carl'Brown, a retired farmer and Places of amusement will be open save his companion, but both times rolled end over end for about 100, Oak Grove Rd.. Fern Creek: Mrs. Mrs. Betty Lowry is assisting to the state's legislative districts. In former state legislator, said he do- for the holiday. his life was eneangered and he had fir yurds throwing Mr. Roberson out Ruth Angelo, 211 Elm, Larry Dale organize no other odd-number year in mem- the program with the age nated the land to the project. He to struggle to get out of the clutch- of th? car Rogers. Rt. 1. Hazel; Mrs. Wm. Otis. ory has the legislature spent so group being 18 and under. Tee off L, described himself as a -free think- All city and minty offices. The es of Hale.- When Jones recovered He was rushed by ambulance to Hatcher, College Farm Rd.; Henry mii^h time in setiston Urn. will be Friday morning at 8:30.. er" who became interested in Mrs. Murray Pastoffice and government the second time. Hale was no where SIEWISas the hospital in Dayton. Ohio and Sherman Rudd. Rt. 1, Benton; Sr. . Two winners group The final major action Tueeday in the veteran Murraa's effort after reading news agencies will also be closed for the to be seen. was pronounced dead on arrival. I. Barnes. Rt. 2, Dover, Tenn: Mrs. was the passage by the House of a will be named and two winners in accounts of the Supreme Court de- day. Hale was drowned in a farm pond The funeral will be held on Thurs- beanie Outland. Rt 3, Mrs. Blanch parole reform bilt The vote was 66- the novice group will be selected. -tepee one mile south of -Mayfield. day in the chapel of the- J. H. &Mena, Rt. I; L. -D.- Workman, Rt. 20 mainly along party lines. Only -City firemen -and city ilid._COUll The four winners will go to tienver; A home for the aged. a university, A jury empanelled by Deputy Cor- Churchill Funeral Home with Bro. 2. Mrs. John McCuan, Rt. 1. Farm- three Dtinocrats voted againit the police forces will be oti duty as usual. Kentucky to compete in the Skate radio station and a printing plant oner Burl Youngblood ruled the Paul Matthews officiating Burial ington; Mrs. Bessie Coles, Rt. 3. measure and only three Republicans IFESSOR' Tournament. eexpected to be iueluded in the death was an accidental drowning. be in the Green Maisel. Alton Lee McClure, 610 So, voted for Lev% .s.. Prodoc t,po) Will Pietas ceme, tournament it. ••• Winners of this will- Solon complex -Jones told the fury that he and tery. Rupert I. Futrell. 1001 W. Poplar; Bucy The bill, passed earlier by the participate in the international tour- _ "Mr Brown is a very public spirit- Hale were swimming .around a log He is survived by his father Pearl James R. Adams. Rt. 2. Hazel: Senate. was then sent to Gov. Bert Aament to be held in Las Vegas, a ed person," at one end of the pond at. W1ngo; the Rev. Mr. Schuster and Jim and •Roberson of Murray route four :two Woodrow Sanderfer, I, Nevada. Combs for his signature. Workshops Are said. "and he's Bob Reed, two companions, were do Hazel. Mrs a person friend of not reveal Meters. Mrs. Verble Taylor of -Mur- Charles W. White, Rt. 2. Some of the participants in the Classes Are Parole Board Enlarged mine But faith in God is necessary,, swimming at the other end of the e of this ray route five and Mrs. Sledon James Dunn. Rt. 6, Benton; Richard It enlarges the state Parole Board picture' Junior Golf Tournament. will be for the progress of our community." pond. Lamb of ,Murray route four; two Denton. 510 No. 7th: Mrs. Ralph from three to five members, creates Red Howe, Tommy Sanders. Jimmy Herbert Jones. Chamber of Com- Planned For Hale said that was getting tired brothers Harley Roberson this twin Latimer and baby girl. Rt. 1. Hazel: a . commission on corrections, and Ellis, Larry Ryan. Billy Wilson, Planned'Here merce president. said the settle- and was going to swim for shore, brother) and Falsest Roberson of Trumon Eirruth. Rt. 3: Miss Richela Steve Sexton. Steve Doran. Mike giVell the Parole Board wide lati- ment" would not sit too well with but began to flounder. Kalzwood. aftesoun Gale Towery Rt. 2: Cary J Rose. tude in determining when a prison- Holton. Dan Miller. Bill Pasco, Chip most people in the city.". Stockton WKS Jonea attempted to rescue him, 12th; Tony ThoLias, Rt. 1 Officers 214 So. Reels. 'Bob nese. Bust er Scott, T er is ready for parole :ta hdreartown mica' abomuliait l:.ex „to aowite but was held tightly. He brake loose Patients Dismissed From Friday 9:36 On Survival Johnny Qtertermous, 12 on Ryan, While the House was debating Citizens feared that Brown would and tried again He was pulled un- Nt. Nn One 1npdin4- y▪ ea.te MN/1W 4:60 13, . Jerry lexerght, Edward Parker. Bob UV *role bill, Combs signed. the ifier the water, but managed to break John Wells. 420 So. 9th: Mrs. Taylor and Steve Payne. administration's hospital bill and a money to build a home for the aged loose 'again. When he recovered. Wreck This Morning Myrtle F.OWlirds, Rt. I. Benton; DEL resolution approving a U. S. con- eere, since it woukt deplirate one Hale had sunk in the water. KATHLEEN Clayton Fulton. 400 No 6th: Mr,. It is possible for the people of A series of training workshops for stitutional amendment banning the Mrs. Murray described in her an- Diving failed to find Hale and the Glen Eldridge.-New Concord; Mrs. Murray end Calloway County to all local officers of the Methodist MOORE • FREEMAN Murray Golfers Win poll tax as a requirement for vot- ounsement. at. Baltimore two Reed boys summoned the fire An Jung Scott, Rt. 3: Master Lynn survive a nuclear attack on the Woman's Society of Christian Ser- accident was reported this ing. • Other Americans. Inc . the atheist department. Volunteers failed to Stone, .Rt 6; Mrs. Mary Marvel. United States said Solon Bucy. Di- vice. Paris District will be held on morning about 11:00 o'clock on High- Honors At Fulton It •was apticipate.6 that the Gen- project, wak incorporated 'in Mary- find the body either and the Mur- 200 pine. Miss Laurie Crass 500 No. rector of Civil, Defense, today. July '11th. 18th. and 25th Theme of way 121 near the home of Jack eral Assembly at its next regular land, with, both Mrs. Murray and ray Rescue squad finally found it '7th: Mrs Robert Barutis. 212 Cali- Bucy said that it is necessary that the meeting will be 'Witness thro- Sharbrough. Miss June Ryan. driv- Several Murray golfers won hon- session would take another look at Brown listed as founders. Mrs. Mue- about 7:20 p. m after working over ing a 1963 fornia, Carterville. Mrs. Grace the population of the city . and ugh Service". Buick was attempting to ni.: ors in the Ken-Tenn Invitational both the prisons and the eastern ray, who indicated she as unable an hour. pass William La.sater of 'Cook. Dover, Tenn.; Mrs.'Earl te- county know certain fats .so that Paris. Tournament held in Fulton Satur- intucity hospital situation Ad- to find work because of her contro- The purpose of the workshops is The funeral is plenned for 3:00 Tennessee who was borne and baby gift Rt. 5, Benton; they will know what to do. when driving a 1955 day and Sunday. ministration spokesmen. _who char- versial views, said she hads raised to assist local officers in planning p. m. today at the Byrn Funeral Chevrolet truck as Mrs. Franklin Rose, Rt. 4, Behton; and how to do it . Lasater was A three way tie resulted in the , acterized both nieces legislatioh 1100,000 to start the center. the year's well Mrs, I, P. Carney. Home in Mayfield with Rev, Her-ell turning into the driveway Mrs James Brandon, Rt. 4, Raymond For this purpose a training pro- of Mr tournament between Max McDade as "stop-gap." hoped that a broad- of Fulton. Ky.. is Chairman of the Graves and Rev Fred Finch officiat- Sharbrough. Sanders Rt. 1.'• Farmington. Expir- of Fulton. Walter Shirah of gram is being initiated in Callo- solution LET Louis- er and more permanent workshop committee: ing. Burial will be in Trinity ceme- IMPALA • • The two vehicles came together in ed: Mre. Clyde Willoughby. Rt 1: ville and Will Sowles of Memphis, way County. An adult training could be worked out then. tery. the driveway, side by side, with Mrs. Walter W eld. Fair Lane:. each with 150. They will compete course is to be conducted in the near The parole bill ran into stiff op- The first workshop for the Paris damage to both vehicles No one was Miss Suszen Cra s, 500 o 7th, Miss for the championship in an 18 hole future. The course will be short and position Tuesday from House Re- Trigg Urges Sub-District will be held at Pales- T reported injured Marla Erwin, 1. Hardin; Mrs. playoff next Sunday at the Fulton will be free. Bucy said. publicans, but the GOP simply did tine Methodist church near Paris at Both vehicles were proceeding Cherles Stevenson, t. 2. Calvert Country Club In order lo conduct the class. it not have the votes to defeat the 930 a. in on Thursday. July 11th. wo Are Sent DILLAC a! the time' City; Mrs...George U erhill. Rt 3; • Wayne Doran of Murray won,., Is neceasary to have a minimum of measure. The Republican repre- No Action On The Martin-FIllton SubrDistrict Mrs. Swin Miller, t. 1, Hardin: fourth twenty participants in order to se- grounds ertible place in the first flight and' sentatives opposed it on the Worreshop will be at Wesley Metho- Mrs. Charles Hoke. Rt. 1, Almo and J. M. Converse of Murray. fourth cure a qualified instructor. All per- that it attacked the problem in the thst Church' Near Fulton at 9:30 o enter 1DGE H'top baby girl; Mrs. Kenneth Cunning- place in the third flight. G. B. sons above- the age of .sixteen are wrong way. They felt that. the mat- Land Buying a. m. July 18th. The Murray Sub- ham, and baby girl Cunningham, Rt Scott, Jr. of 'Murray won sixth considered eligible to participate In could have been held until the Roy. I-Dr., Fur. Weather place ter District workshop will be at Kirk- 2, Hazel, Smity Willis, 401 No. 2nd. la the third flight. the program. regular session for a better solu- aey Methodist Church at le342 a. 'ne Voris Pickard. at. 1., Lynn Grove; Bill These interested in learning the _• - --- After !RYSLER Graham of Murray won the tion. ,iely 35th. There ,will be sack hutch Hearing on how to survive a nuclear CADIZ. Ky iPlu - The Trigg Foy. Lynnville; Mrs. facts all . Hardtop Report Miss Linda longest drive on No. 9. Graham's ' el Bill's Lack a pooh. The nursery will be open. County Chamber of Commerce has Luther Mills. Rt. 1: Mrs Sheltie score for the 36 holes was 155: attack are asked t,o 'contact the local Rep. James Caldwell said the 57 relied Pre.. Intereistion•I urged the Tennessee UDEBAKER Hawley. 1004 Olive; Billy Budd"- Hewitt 15.RossMcClain Director of Civil Defense, by calling House was voting "to empty the Valley Author- KARD ity to take no action to force any A hearing was 2-Dr. liT • Rt '3; Mrs. Lucy Short. 222 No. 159; Dr. John Quertermous 160; 763-4326, or by writing. Salon Bucy. prisons without first rehabilitat- conducted in the High Yesterday -- a- 91 landowner to sell property for- the 13th: Mrs. Elizabeth W. Williams. Wayne Doran 160; M. Converse 408 South Ilth., Murray. KentuckY• ing the prisoners to take their place chambers of Jedge Robert 0. Mil- DGE Pickup Low _Yesterday 72 -Between the Lakes- recreation ler 204 Spruce; James Manning, Rt.. 2; 186, 0. B. Scott. Jr.-189. Mr. Bucy suggested that family , in society. He said rehabilitation is pro- Nights ',this morning, involving Eddie Ton b:00 8. M. Scout 83 ject. Mrs, Lola Robertson, Rt 1: Mra. groups, communities, and civic or- the principal problem and that the Duncan and Eddie Hargrove. Humidity Yesterday 691, The chamber Tuesday also LLIS JEEP Gene Brandon, Rt. 1; Eura Keys. ganizations consider taking a few bill Jed not.get. into this area. called The two were picked up Monday Precipitation .06" their to learn how to on Sens. John Sherman Cooper and in Benton and charged with lee' Drive &tiered), at 1, Almo; Mrs. Joe hours time Rep. Leonard Hi-slope. It-Pulaski. public Thruston B. Morton. R-Ky., and,Designated drunkeness and were I:merman. Meadow Lane Or: J. L. survive. implied that the ball was potitically placed in the LOCAL FORECAST: - to- Kentucky News Rep Frank Stubblefield, D-Ky.. to Benton jail. They Netter, 401 So 12th: Clay Marine, Those who express an interest in ! motivated. ivere later turned morrow 93-96: Lc e tomorrow 70. suppozulLstand. Kirlaver-kAim.-1.aasmes= ever participating 41- -tbir.--40560646411--44111-1---..We have- gene 100 years-awd over to Calloway County authorities UFartly cloudy. John E. Woodruff, bey, Rt. 2: Mrs. Hobert Brandon. be scheduled, and advised as to Initen't done anything until the eve president of For "Stars" on other charges.' Kentucky Lake 7 m. 358.3. no the chamber, said "We believe Eddie 523 ao. Ilth; Mrs. Dannie Clark, 'Briefs where and. when they are to attend. of a crucial election," he said. "I'll the Hargrove was chargedwith change in 24 hours; below dam government already has ample Rt. 4. Benton; Mrs. H. M. Workman: let you draw your own conclusions." lands violation of his parole. Two points 302,2. down 03 ft for the development. We believe "Stars in My Crown." whick is of his No. 16th, Mrs. Burley Kirks, 310 Before-ilia vote on the bill. Combs .parole were that he should Sunset 7.20; sunrise 4:41. that privately held lands should showing nightie at the Kentucky not No, 5th; Mrs. L. 131 Workman. Rt. had appeared before the Democratic be drink intoxicating liquids, nor Lake Be United Press International Link League left in private hands to develop.'' Amphitheater. has designated should he associate with Eddie Dun- 2; Larry Dale Rogers, Rt. I. Hazel. caucus to urge its passage' This led s2t51 KENTUCKY - Most- The TVA project for the area be- two night, July 8 and 9, as scout can, Judge Jessie Lassiter. 204 E. Poplar, Mrs. SENATOR TO SPEAK Rep Wayland Render, R-Ohio. to Miller pointed out that ly sunny, warm and lees humid to- tween Kentucky Lake in Tennessee nights. he James Phillips, Rt-•6. WHTTLEY cry. Ky. ear - Sen. cparge that the legislators were "too had violated both Of these points day, high in the low 90s. Generally and the. proposed On these nights, each boy scout. John Sherman Cooper, It-Ky.. Will All Stars weak-kneed to vote their own con- Barkley Lake in and directed that he be sent to the, fair and cooler tonight western girl scout, brownie. or cub a-ill be a little and be the chief speaker Saturday for victions" Kentucky calls for develop- Reception Center at Lyndon. Ken- Thursday. low tonight in the mid ment of a tourist and recreation able to see -the-historical drama of tucky. the 51st nnniversary of McCreary He added that if the vote had 60s. area. West'_Kentucky free, if, he is ac- County here Democratic and Re- Are Named been taken Monday the bill never Eddie Duncan was charged with • Temperatures at 5 a. m. (EST,: Hazel Man companied by an adult. Each $2 as.sault and battery, publican gubernatorial nominees Ed- would have passed. and an affa- Louisville Lexington 66, Cov- ticket will admit one adult and one 67, ward T Breathitt Jr.. and Louie B. ----- House Majority Leader R. P. Mo- davit was read in court charging Paducah 69, Bowling W. Z. Carter Has scout in uniform. ington 63, Nunn, and Rep. Eugene Siler, R- Little League All-Stars were nam- loney, D-Fayette. said the measure that Duncan had assaulted one per- London 65, Hopkinsville Tickets for scout 'night may be Green 69, essay Ky.. were also expected to attend, ed yesterday who will participate in had been "much discussed and Light Stroke "Sunday. son last Sunday. And it was brought and Hunt- bought, or reserved at' the amphi- 71. Evansville, Ind.. 69 a tournament composed of teams islIghtly cussed" but that it was "the out in testimony that other inci- theater box office, at the "Stars in ington. W. Va., 63. FLANS MALAYA JOURNEY' from Paducah. Benton and Fort I est we can do now" W. Z. Carter, former Superinten- dents,had occurred Sunday evening Aft Attack LEXINGTON, Ky. ale - Car- Campbell The da.te of the tourna- dent of City Schools and now head Me Crown" office in Murray. at and the Preceding Thursday. FIVE DAY FORECAST olyn Hodges. 20, who will go .ts ment will be announced at later of the educational departmentl'Of Rexall Drug Store in Mayfield, at Duncan is also to be returned to Malaya as an International-Farm time. " KIWANIS NOT TO MEET state institutions, suffered a light the Melody Mart iiiPadticah. or the the Reception Center at Lyndon. By United Press International Thonaas Gordon,'age 75, passed 'oath Exchange delegate in Oca Little Leaguers making the All-1 stroke Sunday morning before Village Inn at Kentucky Dam. Tick- Kentucky. also be available at the LOUISVILLE an The away yester at 6:30 p. in at his tober, will be the first Kentucky Star team are as follows: Steve Erp- The Klwanis Club will not Meet church. Mrs. Carter said that he ets will night - ced forecast for the five-day per- home on Haie i ..route two after suf- Negro ever sent abroad in the estburger, Yanks; John Paul Mat- Thursday night for their regular felt a numbness in his left leg, arm amphitheater box office the performance. 'Anthony Merolle Is • Md. Thursday through Monday, by fering a heart attack_ program. A former 4-H Club mem- thews, Yanks: Bob. Taylor. Cubs; meeting, in observance of the July and hand and also fell. of the' Mail orders tickets should be the T.J: S. Weather Bureau: He is survived by his wife Mrs. ber from Bath County, she will 8111 Pasco. Cubs; Allen Grogan, 4 holiday. The next meeting will Mr. Carter was in Shelbyville at. for At Eastern _State, Crown" Temperatures for the period will Ella Mae Summer Gordon of Hazel spend .ix months living with rur- Cards; Gary Lamb, Athletics; Jerry be on Thursday July 11. the time end Mre Carter was at sent to the "Stars in My Box 679, Murray, Kentucky. average about two degrees below route two, six daughters, Mrs. Ralph al families in Malaya. Knight. Athletics; Mike Smith, their cabin on Kentucky Lake. He office, RICHMOND K • Jul • 3 iSpecial , the state normal of 77 degrees in Morris of Ferndale, Michigan, Mrs'. Nate; Ronnie King. Yanks; Mike' MEETING POSTPONED called her on Monday and she and - Anthony Edward eferolle of Cal- eastern Kentucky to approximately Edna Petty of Alton, Illinois, Mrs. SLATED Cauley. Cubs: CONFERENCE Barry Grogan. Reds; her daughter Mrs. Johnnie Reagan HI-LO loway County is among the 2.310 two degrees above normal in the Elsee Tucker of Murray route three. MURRAY, Ky. ee - The Ken- Mike Ward, Nets; Ricky Hornsby,I The limel Woodmen will not meet and Mr. Reagan went to Shelbyville. students enrolled for the summer a . ern section-. -- Mrs. Nell Weaver of Hardin route tucky Aesociatiott for Childhood- Athletics; Kenny Bucy, Cards. `cm Thursday night July 4. The He has had two -bad nights- since session at Eastern Kehtucky State Louisville normal extremes are 88 two. Mrs. Barbara Jean Byrd of Education will sponsor a confer- Alternates, Mike Ernestburger, meeting has been changed to Thurs- the stroke, but is feeling better now. NEW YORK eie - The lowest College, it was announced this week and 65 deg ees. Godfrey. Illinois., and Miss Muriel ence on learning at Murray State Yanks; Dale Nanny, Cards: Charles day night July' 25. Doctors indicate that if he con- temperature in tee nation, exclud- by Dr. -Charles Ambrose, dean of Cooler t4aight in northern and Gordon of Alton. Mends; one bro- College July 18-19. Speakers will Clark, Reds; Johnny Quertermous, tinues to Unprove as lie has been ing Hawaii and Alaseta, reported to admissions and registrar. • eastern K tucky, followed by a ther Hubert Gordon of Alton, Illi- Include Dr. Sam Adams. profes- Cubs. BUDGET APPROVED this week that he may be removed the U. S. Weather Bureau this V A warming tr nd over the weekend. nois. sor of education and dean of aca- OVVIS413030RO, Ky. - Dielees to his home here by Monday.' morning. was 39 at Park Falls. Wis., • BOATWRIGHT REUNION Total rai fall will average one- Funeral arrangements are incom- demic affairs at Louisiana State KEMP REUNION Fiscal Court Tuesday approved a re- Those persons wh6 wish to write Fteno.*Nev,, Marquette, Mich, and The Boatwright reunion will be fourth inch 4r less oceurring as scat- plete at this tune, however friends University. and Dr. J. J. Oppen'- cord $902,000 budget for the 1963- him may reach'him by addressing Internatignal Falls and Hobbing. , held at the Murray City Park on H. Finer, tered sbowe s near the end of this may call at the Max Churchill Fu- heinier of the University of Lou- The Kemp reunion will be held on ,64 fiscal year A surplus of $66,000 mail to the Shelbyville Hospital. Minn, Tuesday's was In atPhoenix. Sunday July 7 at the noon hour at id price week. neral Home until the funeral hour. isville. July 7th at the city park Is anticipated from the last subpect. Kentuelty. Ariz. Pavillion One.

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WEDNESDAY JULY 3, 1963 • MURRAY, itENTUCILs TIIIR LE GER ift TIMES - nk/E TWO Willie Mays Breaks Up Greatest Pitching LEDGER & TIMES Al DownIng and Dave Morehead THE COMPANY. Homer LthEDe GmElaya TLectIMgESer, PrrhUlieLcauoISHIIlwayG Duel In Thirty Years With Great Big =Lamby Tune January Each Other Today the West Kentuckian, Can Console Bob Purkey gained his Tunes-Herald, October 20, 19311, and RICHMAN , Drysdale picked up hisalOth sic-, clincher. 4111 By MILTON 1, 1942. . !tory for the Dodgers with salve-hit' third victory with help from Al Dowaing United Press International MILTON RICHMeN one of 134 pitches by the 0a.rdinals. South- Worthington. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER By With one swing of his bat. Willie of against — l'nited Press International ; which was hit Wifely. . . paw curt flinunorts. who suffered 1 Vern Low struggled to his Bacon" the Editor, walked by nosed proms losarisatianai Mays broke up the National League's aht to reject any Advertising, Letters to and Dave Morehead He struck out ,10 batters, lose in 11 decisions, pitch- victory for the Pirates although We reserve the ri in our are not for the beat be. Al Downing greatest pitching duel in .30 years his fourth zic.leilnisc. voice items which, opinion, over six and got the only run he needed LEAGUE Drysdale 1 and can console each other today _ NATIONAL 401 but broke Warren Spatula ed on even terms with . Ktlbek singled borne - r. w a. na. 118. and rescueAl McReaa whent h terest of our readers. _ coming so near. yet SO far. in their when-Tony .-eam until the seventh when Ron Fairlyleldik to comedix to the third miring. Ro- WITMER CO., 1509 for no-hitters. Hector Lopez in singled home Frank Howard from Phillle rallied In the eighth. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE bids homer in si Angeles 43 32 244 hewrii.s:yst accomplished his handiwork Bldg., New York, N.Y.; 22-year old New Lopes then hit a two-run Louis base with the only run of berto Clemente's double off loser Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Downing the Francisco 46- 33 672 1''al when he lined a home run over the second Madison held the the fifth. The Yanks' run in. the ta 34 .570 1Dallas Green produced what proved Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. York Yankees' southpaw. San fence with one out in the the gontest ---- Stephenson their first off loser Ray ._._ 45 35 .551; 2te left field the sixth. White Sox hitless for 6as tturd was . chiea.goCincinnati____. .. give Sparks Reds Rally 1 to be the a-inning run in Kentucky, for transmission as Chica80 in- 35 .539 3a, 16th inning Tuesday night to Entered at the Post Office, Murray, night but had to Herbert .8-5. in 20 consecutive i41 Coteau/ilia two-run single. The Cubs cashed es on three Matter. innings Tuesday 7 Juan Manclial and the San Fran- Gordy Second Class lungs. Milwaukee 38 39 .494 -ran ' unearned runs against the Mets, aettlartor-a_ri ne-hit 3-0 victory. . ... Giants to a 1-0 victory over was the key blow in a three - 5forehead, whose record now isi piiiatairgb 38 40 .487 74e cisco throwing error - -By- Carrier in Murray, per week 20e; per And- -Moteheae, i 19 - year old seventh inning rally by the Reds with Alvin Jacksoixa SUBSCRIPTION RATES: perfect ball until ha 36 43 .456 10 the Milwaukee Braves. 1 adjoining counties, per year, $4.50; else- right-hander for thee Boston 5-5. pitched 1;1 hlouslatdoeiliplua ____ the Colts and ruined re- pitying the way for his eighth de- newan 86e. In Caliaway_and rookie two For 16 dreinatic innings, the 42- that beat going until walked Willie ; Kirkland with first starting feat. Jackson's wild throw came in. where. $800. Red Boit, had a no-hitter 32941 45439 :3752 166411 year old Spahn called on all his liever Don McMahon'a out in the seventh. He lost his no- Nea York the Cubs clinahed the eighth against the Cleveland on dead even *alignment in the majors. McMahon the second when Algid of a Canssunity is the Fred Whitfield led off Remits cunning and pitched •••••. "The Outstanding Civic k way to wind up with a hitter when Tuesday's seventh but the game with three runs. Bob Buhl emban terms with the stronger and harder- led, 3-2, going into the of its 141frwspager- the eighth with a grounder that oi21 6Nti•iiso.0 Meta on six hits for his Integrity two-tat 6-1 triumph. schwing.s herd cChimc:ilgu old Mancha', but Vada Pinson doubled home the tying stopped the bkiniuma freakchuck bounce over aecond, 2. night throwing 26-year 'I would have liked to pitch a' took , Pittsburgh 3 Phila. run and Coleman supplied t he seventh victory against five defeats. .or• night Mays' 15th homer ended the league* Downing. but I am, Isto.ortki 41. WEDNESDAY - JULY 3, 1963 no-hitter: said finest pitching duel since Carl Hub- Winning the a single. . Los Angela; 1 St. Louis 0, night not complaining-a bit. bell of the Giants went Ileannings Jaw , Hits Pinch Homer Si 16 in., night - • game was more important." , Friln. 1 14". 0, to beat the St. Lows Cardinals, • philosophi- There was nothing freakish, how-; Tudey's Games • ENDS IGNITE Morehead was equally exactly 30 years to the day. ever. about Juiui Romano's pinch NMeilv.wa. chicrianag.Fonaucteco Jerry teals ailb, cal. Romano had Manchal scattered eight hits and II .... he said. "and I'll homer in the ninth. York at glow to .,0•NIJITY PROFESSR" The News "I did my beet," ha 13th Ca Quotes From list just struck out 10 in posting been restored to the active [light ItraktteiLa two-hitter any day of the Cincimiati at Houston, INTERNATIONAL scor- victory of the season and his ninth Sy UNITED TRESS . before the game. The Red Sox St,.olaciniuyisgaatlilLoossaAlnecigewlesed,' meta commenting on his • ed two runs off loser Barry tat I Mall ST. LOUIS. Mo. - Michael Hughes, Yanks Pad Lead THURSDAY thru SATURDAY weighed in the second inning and Lou inaThe ro defeat was doubly icigh for a Liatheran seminary, because he rung's victory ass his third .5-1. Thursday's Games ... aaspension from four- spatial. Not only did it snphis -, in a row. Cleacites homer featured a i 2 415 pounds: ,. and the Yankees' fifth Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. winning streak _League run outburst in the sixth. . personal five-game • — — a'poor investment for the church it I stretching their American York at Chicago. 2 -They felt it was The Minnesota Twins reeled off' New and represent his fourth loss against \ not List as 1011g, or do as lead to three games. The Yankee Milwaukee at San Francisco . continued at my weiglit, I Might the eighth straight victory and took 11 victories, but it also nullified a left-hander, who had held the Rea St. Louis at Los Angeles, night' I 4,41. RONIV=E HITS a job."_. over second piece with a 7-4 t - valiant 146h inning effort in which good sok bloom for inneaes insus at Houston, 2, twanight • - the Detroit Tigers, the Cincinnati he heroically pitched himself out A HIGH SEA ... starcIast Friday night, had uniph over a.ss -La 1, chair- previous Los a yam by getting Ed Bailey on a I . LOS ANGELES -- Rep. Edwin E. Willis (D... the ball- Baltunure Orioles out-lasted the AMERICAN LEAGUE of Why,. Amence's Ivorrte visions of a "rio-no"-as for the fuial out with th, on un-American activities, Angeles Angels. 4-3. and the Wash- n 55 1.. Pet. 41.11. fly ball so,sgstress pm,a 27-fun man of the Mows. subcommittee players call it Tuesday night until ,12 personti. for al- ington Senators downed the Iti.tn,as New York 46 28 .622 bases full. sea* to Pa Nam-ju- hoping to have charges brought against Clamdo Carreon rapped a sharp permission: City_ As. 7-3. Minnesota 44 32 579 3 leged trips to -Cuba Without US government single off his glove with two out in It was the Giants only ,..ner wag Homers Tell story Chicago 46 34 .570 opeemilt -These eases will be referred. to the Department of Jus- the seventh. serious threat of the night agania Bob Allison's two-run homer and Boston 41 34 .547 foe There wasn't the least bit of doubt 5 the Milwaukee veteran, who walked tice for criminal prosecutions" Jimmie s three-run wallop off, Cleveland .. 40 37 .519 7v about •Carreona hit. which skipped only one baler and stauck out two set homers by Al Keene and Bill Baltimore 42 39 .510 7.e - second base and rolled into N.Y. -- Jceeph Pearson. Tonawanda. 'N.Y., over over 41 40 .506 8a ROCHESTER. only Bruton in Minnesota's victory Los Angeles Dodgers Take First Low the plane in which Center field. But that was 12 recalling the scene of the crash of a Mohawk Detroit Alltson's 20th homer in the Kansas .City 35 41 .461 46 387 17., pitched the Los seven persons .were killed: third put the Twins ahead. 4-1, and Detroit 29 Don Drysdale some faint cries for help. kayood loser Ball Eau', while Hall's Washington 24 56 .300 25 Angeles Dodgers into first place TifE -There were moans inside and burning and I eighih homer came ofi reliever Tom Tuesday's Illesatta with a 1-0 victory over the Ni.Louis I saw a man's-leg-stielting out. His leg was - a p o put the City 2 the Cincinnati Reds de- Ttlerrt-dr.t Sturdivatn in the sixth and Washington 7 Kansas Cardinals, ' in manced to get hold' of him and pulled trim LIU1. Lae.n out of the Tigers' reach. Dick New York 3 Chicago 0. night tested the Houston Colts. 6-4. the ged out some more.- Stigman struck out nine and Minnesota 7 Detroit 4. night - Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Phila- 1.1~ on tame4 Fires Back d eight hits before Bill Dailey Boston 6 Cleveland 1. night delphia Mathes, 3-2, and the Chi- 110001.1,4,41in Harold Wilson. engaged I e wave aierotoeoL6R LONDON - Opposition leader came on in the ninth to nail down Baltimore 4 Los Angeles 3. night cago (albs downed the New York Macmillan over in angry debate with Prime Minister Harold Sugnuoas seventh victory. Today's Game Meta, 4-1. - of sex and security scandals' Boston at Cleveland a series At Stuart Al League. the. New CONNIE FRANCIS. PARA REIF% DAN N the I Bob Johnson's single and -•• In the American ley. -have-escaped-your notice, but youm.re - Minnesota at Detroit • SEMI h s double were the key blows York Yankees increased their lead seoiirit Los Angeles at Baltimore, night RICilAtt*---RON Nat ster responsible for seventh- to three games with a 3-0 win over liEw YORK Ralph Hc;uk,' for the Onoles in a tso-run ...Only games scheduled' -of the Chicago white sox. the MAnne- ItaVI:caf inning rally that took "agree Thursday's Games - the RkiPE.RRY.J__ ANS PAIGE a fight, fired• never one to ClOsIgr Ancels Baltimore scored all its runs soLa Twins topped the Detroit Tig- in Minnesota at Detroit, 2 right back at Dick Stuart today who suffered his ers, 7-4, Boston clipped Cleveland, off Paul Faytack, Boston at Cleveland. 2 * OPEN THE 4th AT 12:45 * Ago Today defeat against one victory.- 6-1, Baltimore edged Los Angeles. Ten Years second_ Kansas City at Washington, 2 Continuous Showing From 1 p.m. A TIMES FILE I Star Game. . of three Oriole 4-3. and Washington beat Karnes LEDGER Dick Hall, second Chicago at New; York, 2 Stuart. putting in has first season' with his third City, 7-2. pitchers, was credited Los Ang. at Baltimore, twilight - in The Arberanan League with the Hoyt Roberts and children. Anna Kay and wan. Albie Pearson ha his fifth Mr. and Mrs. Boston. Red Sax and leading the in Dewey. Oklahoma, today. ne r e rig . _Ray. will leave for vacation circuit's first basemen ni Joiners ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM List night in Little League - The Cubs-beat the -Cards and nun batted in. finished second Bennie Daniels limited the As to HOW TO KILL IT. trick __ . ito no - -Pepttone of. the Yknkee. In seven hits pa his Senator teaniee.-- . IN I DAYS Jeffrey atria t mg The annual .homeeoming will be held at the the b-lienng by the players but Was took advantage of four errors ta-Tir not eimacia with strong n bark at any druit Mora. passed over by _Houk.' _ Orlando Pena his 11th setback. i T-4-1.. your Sac Cemetery on _Sunday. . hand wino .1.5 •1“kluch oil. WS1,13 RYAN'S --.• NV '.t•-h 1 n f....t,i To- SAVE! d • - this July sith ,will- be banned by -les thugh to have a third-string ae • Breeding Jim King I wt. and lalot la s The sale of fireworks rot I s‘r It. 0, . like Ralph Houk keep you .e.aneight -hit attack weal ' ODAY ' at Holland us • 27 states. ear.:her Washington's see r,. . 7 off the Ail-Star tram," Stuart said. ••,,,, accordinf to the Boston Record • • cellent ball. and interesting games , -What would he know axe in store for Murray fans during 1 American. , ANNUAL efflot, be . ray L -I about how important it Is to Mur aathe next trio weeks. t an All-Star- team? He never n. . Lumber Co. Inc. ,rie US Ws life - All -he ever did -via, Murray Federal State Market at in the CO. 'IN PAIIIMAlf . -f' ,To ettlguan•.. OLDEST AND LARGEST UUMBER .-.11L en News Service 1 The Yankee manager. who van atofaa r,... a -. . . ,. July 2.' 'handle the American League • EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL DOLLAR SALE July 9, 1963. Murray Livestock Aucuonc !Star team in Cleveland on Here Cattle and was aitallawatee he learned .a S• a- Tel. 753-3161 Play KEt'EIPTa: Hogs 85, 104 East Maple St, ..' ..e... . Calves. 3611. ;-Elri remarks but suddenly of ti.. aa a; ' HOGS: Recepas mostly mlie:eU In the last'game - it was iii 1 Managt5.74Liabl e Vealtas Legion grade 'butchers. eiseady, mixed riefited SOX series here 'sporting a sparkling 8-0 ree- s and gets 3a7 lb. f important. game - and his own MEN teaik la a and Mance% pesky , awed a ord. plays Its 'SIM home garne to- fag 00. 245'lb cam, ma lb. eie.00. I manager 'Johnny a night, hosting the Camden. Tenn.I 265 lb kl6.25: es 2 and 3 sows 3cee fellow by the name of .Dick. Wil- 'awns at first base" a teaul in 4- singie' game. to 600 lb $13.50 to tii oo. - LIvcInn over Stuart's crit- See .. . time is 7:30 p.m_ et Holland stadium. CATTLE: Receipts mostly cows Houk was upset -iiid feedirS. All'elaiiits-ilietit-ifeidrIsisre but -tried Ills best na 'Mares! - WOMAN Marra-57 .btlnixt-l' "sPlendidartctfing effort by Mitch Gibbs. defeated SLAUGHTER: Standard and Good has feelings. „. . for betng Camden on their home gralmdae300 to 600 lb calves $21.75 to 1= JO "I doret blame him three wicks ago in a well -played Utility and Commercial cows $1380 mad.- the- Yankee malaiger said at "STARS IN MY CROWN" game. 2-1. ' to *1525 Canner and Ctitter $10 80 first. "I'm sorry he feels that ea.: doe- about 0. but le manager can't ale ass Marray's 8-0 record -includes to $1400 Utility and Commercial CALL 753-6843 Children - FOR TI('KETS' We victories ever Pars,' and tinion buns $1750 to $1.is 60 - - stica to Tie: Second choice in. the single vacteines over steers balloting. City..Tena. and FEEDERS: Good 600 to 800 lb Write Box 679 - Murray, Ky. Camden: Bruceton. Tenn . Fulton $32 00 to En 30, Good and Choice 'I-left off-some other pretty good - arid Paducah_ Irears 1963 tearrr ap- 300 to 600 lb $22.50 to 126abe Mod-. players like Whitey' Feed. Bill Mein pears tcabe one of his strongest. and tun,119 00 to ezi 00.. Good 300 to 600 ooiamette and. Roger Maria, and I some observers are comparing -.it lb. heifers 121.60 to $23.00.'Medium think Stuart is A good player' \ We Have Shoes For The Entire Family with his 1966 state champeopship' and Good stock cows with, calves , Thera after rernairung silent a ,' few seconds. Hook got - in ha squad. His roster includes Plavers---.--- $138 00 to $165 00 per cow. die fronteMareaa. Calloway County. and YEALERS: .Steady Few 'Ch oi ce about Stuartapialang second fiddle TO CHOOSE FROM!! three so-aref----w- u:'''ke-te''-dannfl-zite'Xauktteo; - ALL TYPES -leoflewaa-44inha--boluw"4-1*- vese.---eoed-s512-fie-te--se+te .....,.....Biadia >. imp% literftekLantLone from. d,..eae.e..o.,,•ae aa...f.e.e_ recent series with the Red Sox. NS SCHOOL SHOES - calchiell-OOUnIT- --.!•i" ------a/lank followed the balloting of the DRESS CASUALS • - lira:Wrong pitching staff includes players iri ever'', case except 'fin' Hayden Boyd 44-0, from C,aldwelr base where he chose Norm Sieber:. FOOD MARKET-- County. Mitch Gibbs' .3-0, from otafreases'City instead of Stuart. . f„1"/ ;/" _/Areg" College High, Don Faughn„...... 1-S„e ,.. e\ . 'i didn't- do it art:arena-a,- H ; , Jaartim lilurray. High. -Derma Wright. ''' with a explained. "The rules; say, at In — SALE STARTS - from .Mayffeld. and Rack Tidwell, --Specializing One player . must be picked ' . Murray Hieh The latter two have W 11II T AD )ri each club. No Kansas City a not been action on the mound to r-- was. chosen so-I picked Sieber. ; date aloyinhaa been announced as :,eeried another- left-handed .I. BARBEQUE the pitching selection for tonight, - REALPIT 5th. anyWay.a- JULY The team ha, been al aang ex- FRIDAY, LB. OR WHOLE - ‘1: III ot 1.t) SHOULDERS,111•"THE NOW YOU.KNOW regular price, lea t sited. 'Irresa International Buy one pair of shoes at the 'Ii'- nominal beans or "townie , Extra Special!! ander., value if Oie lit. principal-ay, _of then get another pair of equal re ea. -bishop of UrgerSpaia , $1.00 tie preaden!. st Franc... ace- PIN GROUND BEEF - - - - 4 LBS. . •o Whitakers` Almene, Witli 5300. 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• .. la$611131Plalaaaa. - ar- . LIN MCI! Tat -LIMO S& & ..-40111•••mmema WE1411:8DAY - JL;LY 3, 1983 a sense of the value and usefulness of work. Public Hearing7 For example, there is a sewing Kentucky Builds Her Defenses class for girls, in which the tasks given by the Mur- are repairs to garments used daily Notice is hereby BUY FOR VALUE CommLssion for City from button sewing for beginners, ray plarming Kentucky, will hold a key gained his Against Juvenile Delinctuency to remodeling for the more pro- of Murray, at the City Hall in help from Al ficient. public hearing Kentucky, at 7:30 The vocational barber shop at- Calloway County, at BELK-SETTLE CO. ed to his aeconcie tends to the population's groom- p.m. on July 16, 1963. the meeting is to nrates althougli ing, the vocational shoe shop mends The purpose of hearing on rezoning Al McBean both 200 to 300 pairs of shoes monthly. conduct -public areas in the City rescue when the and carpentry instruction sees to and zoning certain dy Kidnud Cleudeuen, Commissioner the eighth. Ro- structural repairs. of Murray, Kentucky. the following de- fouble off loser There are vocational classes in 1. Resolved, that iced what proved Kentucky Department of Child Welfare scribed area in the City of Murray, BOY'S DEPARTMENT automobile mechanices, painting. rezoned from Resi- In in the sixth. woodwork, -welding, filling station Kentucky, be Medium Density Dis- id in on three emotionally endowed, two attendance—all serving needs at dential R-2 By RICILSRD J. CLENDENEN ally and Business Dis- BOYS' :ainst the Mets, are operated. One hand where possible. One item lack- trict to B-2 General Cummissioner Depart of Child trpes of schooling 's throwing error these involves Use skill: and ar- ing is a class in homemaking or trict. Suits Welfare of on the south Boy's Summer r his eighth de- teaching the dull home economics for the girls, but Beginning at a point for the delinquent boy duous labor of and 1 throw came in. fillp Schooling rejects right-of-way on Story Avenue, Summer Sport Coats and Huskies in and often totally Illiterate it is hoped that this can be remedied Regular Sky/ clinhed and girl - a subject approached line with the east right-of-way he Cubs of the public schools. soon. in last week's article—involves special 13th Street; thence south Regular Sizes, Slims, Huskies e runs. Bob Buhl This is an ungraded class, of the The great consideration to make on South and complicated problems. Crowded point parallel with 50% Cotton and 50% Dacron Polyester n six hiLs for his modern schools a function of service 160 feet to a Village are juveniles sort familiar in most every activity par- lost five defeats. into Kentucky ofjack- South 12th Street; thence west and needs which encounter numbers and a guide to proper social behav- to $17.99 of all sorts of conditioning to a point $12.99 allel with Story Avenue environ- ward -problem". children. ior and attitudes. Every. activity is —emotional, intellectual, on the east right-of-way on the - Then there is a special class for part of treatment. wits an aim of mental. proposed Whitnell Avenue Eaten-, $9 are 99 to tenden- the mentally handicapptd who social recondtioning. Put together. .kNITE • Some have anti-social sion; thence south with the east vio- found. to .be functionally retarded, all activities are designed to change V's cies, deep-rooted and frequently -of-w on the proposed Whit- -to be fitted into normal life himself and right lent hostitlities. that actually'. may needing a child's feelings about tension to a point /FESalki" For these young- nell Aven Le traced to experiences in schools and usefulness. the world he lives in. roposed Dudley Shi4s of the intersectin Swimwear Boys' of failure has sters the approach is that Real problems remaining unsolv- ei...ck home. 'A sense then with the east Dress Pants -education type. Stu- Drive; SPECIAL!! \ SummOr been bred by their own inability to progressive ed are the overcrowding of an Dud- Going fast! for their right-of-way o .posed DAY tensions dents use, driving manuas institution designed many years ago r, with or without belt keep up, by the unsettiling ley Drive to Gle • ; thence Largest selection ev came reading testa lob application forms for a much smaller number of chil- goo of competition to which they with Glend to the spelling, shinier material of 121 a of funds to east 99 equipped. for dren: shortage $1" to $3 unequally B-2 Dis- training_ west line of the present Sizes 6-20, sl' , reg., hostile. this is to understand one special value for general provide more staff, trained in prin- loops. 4 *. To know trict; thence north with the presert of juvenile de- The revelation comes in this type ciples of good child care and treat- of the first causes B-2 District to a point 160 feet bead of class that many cases of so-called ment of delinquents: and 31 a lark 100% COTTON linquency,_ which in the final of Johnson Blvd.; thence west retardation are really cases of because of poor north a' Of truth is simply to be described as mental understanding corner of the pres- of un- between the insti- to the southwest to $8 99 to see the of mental starvation—lack communications $3.99 To know, it is rebellion. ent B-2 District; thence north to of Kentucky's institu- derstanding and guidance in schools tution and the general public, and Casual Pants central aim Story Avenue; thence west to the Boy's for helping the jtuv- back' home or in the homes them- especially parents of the children. tional programs beginning point. selves. What the program is. what it i en lie delinquent. Resolved, that the following de- SEMI-DRESS seeks to do and does do with a 2. $399 is that literacy area in the city of Murray, Slims and Regular — There is conventional schooling at _ The point learned large measure of success., how com- scribed if such simple things Kentucky, be rezoned from Resi- Kentucky Village .for all boys and has no meaning munity agencies may help in the Help Wanted ads and R-2 Medians Density Dis- Slacks girls of mental equipment to take as road signs, work of after-care—these are points dential Casual door go without to B-1 Neighborhood Business it. and this includes the larger group notices on a factory that need clearing and far wider trict Vocational training District. Huskies 9 4i5 Dacron and 35- Cotton of youngsters there. Classes run from comprehension acceptance. $4' a point 180 feet south the beginning grades through the meshes into classroom instruction Beginning at As to the physical plant at Ken- on Story on one hand, into the Village life on of the south right-of-way and Regulars tenth. tucky Village, obsolescense and the Slims other. The thought is to impart Avenue, and the west right-of-way FARAH of TEXAS For those. who are less well ment- the and tear of years constantly wear on the proposed Whitnell Avenue AD a challenge to ingeunity. main- par Extension: thence west parallel with budgets and security precau- tenance Story Avenue to the creek; thence Casual Slacks $4.99 pr. * NOTICE * tions. south with the meander of the creek to the proposed Dudley Drive; then- Sanforized Plus - ce east with the north right-of-way Horn's Grocery on the proposed Dudlity Drive to Shorts the proposed Whitnell Avenue Ex- Boy's Bermuda 4th WILL BE OPEN THURSDAY, JULY tension: thence north with the pro- Slim, Regular, Huskie _$398 to $ 498 slims, regular, huskie posed Whitnell Avenue Extension to Large selection, LOCATION NOW, IN THEIR NEW the beginning point. 3. Resolved, that the following de- Have A Large Selection of scribed newly annexed area to the Prep and Student — - $498 to $598 A5 * City of Murray, Kentucky, be zoned $2.29 to $3.98 m. -* -PRODUCE ITEMS In Residential R-2 Medium Density * DAIRY PRODUCTS District. ARCHDALE and RAYNEE- Beginning at the southwest corner * MEAT ITEMS of the present R-2 Distr4st on the Boy's Socks ICE COLD WATERMELONS south right-of-way on the College Dress Shirts * Farm Road; thence west 33.27 feet AND VISIT us TODAY COME OUT to a point on the south right-of-w - Short Sleeve - Trailer Court 104% Nylon Pr. Next Door Tc• Hale on College Farm Road; thence north FREE HOME DELIVERY 1176 feet to a point, thence east 3211 feet to the present 11-2 District; I thence south with the present 12-21 & $2.99 Cotton — $1.99 & Pr District to the beginning point. Nylon 49° map and Zoning Ordin- • The zoning BOYS' BAN—LON ance are considered by the Murray Planning Commission for City of I Murray. 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• WEDNESDAY - JULY -371--W- • TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY natal: FOUR THE LEDGER & Starts Ti Mrs. J. B. Burkeen 753-4947 PERSONALS Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Moore and son. Mike, of Louisville recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Clem Moore and son. Gary, of Murray. July 5th • • • n Moela Elmore, Veneta Barrett. anti Mr and Mrs Mason alorton of Muncie. Ind., are visiting their 8:00 a.m. mother, Mrs. Eddie Tyler of Mur- Miss Joyce horns Taylor-Boggess Vows To Be Read ray. Bride Of • • EtittliticE Baronies Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lester and three James Allen Paul children, Stan, Pam, and John, of The wedding of Miss Joyce Morns, New Orleans. La., are the guests of JUST WHEN THE SUMMER BEES....a rare opportunity for Tremendous daughter of Mrs Fredna Morris of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Murray, and James Allen Patii. son Upchurch. Mrs Lester is the former Savings on all- your Ready-to-Wear! From Casual Sportswear to the Dress- of Mr and Mrs Oscar Paul of Lou- George Ann TJpchttieta isville, was solemnized on Wednes- • • • Costumes, all are reduced for this semi-annual clearance. So remember da\ June 12 ,Mr and Mrs. Albert Crider. - iest of 13ro Pal 'Matthews. nu:tater of Guthrie Churchill. and 'Mrs. the ,Sev nigh and Punlar Church of Dill attended a party recently h come early for best selection. Christ. performed the ceremony at at Gilbertsville in honor of Mrs. one-thirty o'ckick in. the afternoon Margaret Allen. associate grand at tit church in the fresence of condifetress. and Egli Cates, asso- the friimediate families and a .few ciate grand patron of the Order of ALL SALES CASH and FINAL - NO REFUNDS - NO EXCHANGE close friends. the Eastern Star of the Grand • For the uedding the bride chose Chapter al Kentucky. • • • a beentifol 5zreet lerigt3 white dress 'fashioned with a heart shaped fl- Mrs. Robert L. Bowden, Miss Bet- line and a full skirt Her acceasoriea ty Bowden, both of Murray. Miss One Group One Group Casual were of white raw silk. , Leslie Carol Jones and John Michael Miss Mary Wells Czaraey was th • Jones of Villa Grove. In., returned bride's only attendarn and wore home recently- after attending the pink dress with pink accessories. graduation of their son, brother and kC Geae Long served as best Man. uncle, Robert L. Bowden Jr.. DRESSES DRESSES the gro,11, Folnacir.g the ceretnim,a receP- • n Blacksburg. Va. Enroute Virgitin $29.95 tot 559.95._ Values to $24.95 ton for the fanultea. and close r: !tweed Washington. 13C.. Values friends was held sit„.. Mrs. Morris' t Beach, Rachrnond. and other points. Leslie house on,South Tenth Street. Upon ,their return they left Mr Mrs. Paul is a graduate of Murray and John es ittinfheir parents; and Mrs. J n T Jones and two to I ? Ifikh School and is a second year 19.97 to'39.97 7.30 $16.63 art. student. at Murray State Col- other children, Melissa Ann and lege. Patty Suzanne, at Villa Grove be- to - Mr. Pain attended Geargettannt fore the Bowden ladies returned College and was graduated from Murray. • a • Solids and Plaids Murear• State Ctilikle. He is now a • • All Spring and Summer music teacher in the Metropolis. Lln Miss Lens Green of Ypsilanti. }Inn ctetuvil Mich., is visiting her sister. Mr: Pedal Tapered Tne couple will reside in Murray 4. Andrew Ward and Mr. Ward, South until August when Mr.: Paul begins L 12th Street. his teaching duties. - an_ MILLINERY • Gene Hopwood and 12.04,4: }tilde- ,-Values to '27.95 Pushers. & Pante PFRS N A I S brand of Wihnette. Ill.. spent the. Mr and 14sruilic\ t Phi'lline and • MISS DELLA TATLOR weekend with Gene's grandmother, children of t. Mich are visit- Mrs Hanle Harwood. and aunt. Mtg. Values to $1 2.95 . • ---'n----uun-adrnaptVagnsn-atan-Inuana-antin 11: SWIM Aria Mr. StOttes, 4ohth .Mr. and Mrs. FtuttlaS, Taylor of _9•aari cirove-afdtbunce the eranneenmicirey $5.00 Martha Street. and of Murray Route 5 and Mrs.. 13th $3.00 gtheir Lydia Phillips of Murray Route & Inethe----nand 81P9,611Ch1141. SpkfriageE of Bog datigaterot mom'13.11, LiSteue:rthreeo ,• • • • • Roggen; acgrof- Mr an*Mrs. Into ems Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harris and to'8.63 1963 graduates of Calloway '3.97 Mr. 16-16°' B°Atker and 6ce ce.„ Both liras Taylor and Mr. Boggess are daughters, Linda and Rua, vaca- Highland Park. Mich. are visiting 7e.ounty Alga -Banyan In Nashville, Tenn., last week Mr. and Mrs. Bonner of Mur- tioned All Summer and saw the Weal ray Ronde 5. The wedding an: take place on_Mdiny. July 12, in Whiteville, Tenn. the shod, "PIM War Won.' All Summer - • . SHORTS Dear Abby • MURRAY LOAN CO. BLOUSES t 506 W. Main St. Telephonis PL 3-2621 Values '10.95 "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." AND SO WILL YOU ALWAYS BE! Values to $7.95 $3.33 to $7.30 4% 1bigai1 N an Buren I .)0TICE $2.63 to $5.30 For Beach and Sportswear Linalt ABBY. I nal uther c•,. Cotton woman" in an affair Jne, and I are • LOVED In order that the Grade A very much sri Ion.' We have gone 'DEM 1.4n ED: Give up. This together Ion four ynns and his wile somata is crazy Hite a fox. - :* has mown- ier. :tie start. I have , • • • Division of JACKETS four small chldnen and I love therfn•"DEAR Aill3y-; My husband and I T-SHIRTS - Believe nor not. I a rood naoth- are both under 30. We love children. o•ron-.. e7 I, never Ions; tin:: father. Be but have none of our can as yet. Values to s16.95 gave me envorce f could marry We both w"rk. atiott 5'ae get RYAN MILK COMPANY Values to '6.95 •Joe The prnoinn J a-.5 wife She home -every evening. the -neighbor- 'will not girt h.:11 ;divorce. He his hood children start ringing our bell. tried everything to make her 'leave 'Aanting 10 •Annt".i.M.A.ce vog•per. sad can support at :;to and ,O41..e evenings we have may have a Holiday there will be 6.00 up herself They tune no thndrea She'as rainy as ten children attune with $2.04kup says she lovea' turn no matter what. us or standing around OF table I have even told her about Us, Donn get me wrong, we love - no milk delivered on Thursday, doe....sn't mind shar- ; but not In groups of ten • but she said ahe dren. • ing him with me. I thing she Must evening. Maybe • our mistake 'A All Summer be crazy. Please. Abbnnell me what In being too hoiPttable. when. vt. July 4th. All Summer , first moverfla How can wend:, - age these youngsters, ,Bridal Shower For 'porting them. to their parents an. THANK YOU Mrs. Paul field • :Making enemies of-' our, nes:0:41)6r PURSES Have you ever received a SKIRTS it La-ssiter thine' this, or is there somettn.ri,,, "4..aatti us: The Lassiter home on the Benton Values to s19.95 • ,, WANTING PRSVACY Road ads the scene of a bridal Values tot '14.95 .__DEAR lanL..N.TLNii: The old az\ - Fioni;r-of Mrs Awes Mg. -If you dual-vs...ant a friendt • Weganea- dog, en sour laps donli. pat him or Lutherans 41 in the Attention • day. June %. at eight nnlOck 1/3 (Iff- the. head- esopl•et here. reu 'our evening. . little visitors that yg•can't Eynnette Lev ,"r: Sandra Misses them quite so often and suggest Pax Mary W€1.5 en.•rran Saliv a survey to nsign•I's lion see a white bank -1-he Lutheran Church is making "":Aer.erunu flying from /.4/111' Inailb4/11, it him, establishing a church determine the-possibility of , -OK 0:gf. IN". If there ir - in MurrAY. This possibility will rest largely on the 'All Summer Costume Spring hank it means "NOT it, One Group A enr „Min, rn 4.. was white" in number of Lutherans in this area, their interest preserve° tn. tr.'.' r' -.e. t,/ 11.1:11. • .-•--• and the number of honorne who steire a b!ue summer hissing a church established, Coats DEAR ABBY: We ree`-' - • mother. Mr7 Fredna'' Costumes dreas. Hew located here. C-C a tATAIltifUl baby girl. WeA, unchurched persons Morris, cheenn7- ear a blue em- dAt.%%.,:tierere tv_:dlid„,Yeopleou .44ta3khezusl,,ru:L JEWELRY - broinered sheath and her honesses• who are inter,ested gift corsage was of. gardenias. We invite all those persons '89.95 know ano her parents, are? • •• Values to Mrs. Paul Opened her many Rifts Church established in Murray --- in having a Lutheran :.•*811 after leh:Ch refrt.shrr.e: nf-- Cokes,. 1 wi" 1/;tgIlla`a.Le• ii-sr4.-Srlz2--.- Abby. it :is._ noise of their tin .- coupon below and mail to: sand-anise-. and etsakies. acre served to fill in the but keep asking and,. froth thenable nverlitid with a whiti ' -- I/2 Price Prist uatil 1 end up telling them. I Voigtmann N /2 lann cienti and centered • a .th a Rev. Fred 1 in. I ataild never ,think of lovely yellow end floral - ar.. gdnn" rangement,, gift of Mrs. Gordon rear„:49 -ttf al! sofne a. the questions v 318 Main Street ...-- Moody. (iii tstrth tar. Those present were Mesdames; Whnt • NEW MO": OS Paul. Mern_s. Lynn La:niter. tursiny, McKenzie, Tennessee 'DESK Rode. a T , Carraway. Steve Faun. Dfck Motion.; MOTHER: norant people do not 'desert.. 1. Glen IdisAe. Susan Mun- Lave their feelings spared. lhe roni day. Kay Robertson.' Adri Wrather. Anna Wallace, Lauri time sjcu are asked such que,tion- May palier on the pos- repiv. -%Ve were ad's e.ed to keep th.., I am interested in more information and Brenda &truth; and the five here in informition confidential" Then establl,shment of a Lutheran Church lionesseS. sible • • •, quickly change the strbject: Murray, Kentucky. • • • inz

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/RE LEDGER A TIMES - NURRAY;-_LIERTIMIET PAGE rpm 3. 1063 WEDNESDAY - JULY -1, 1ot3- South 13th St. Call after 5 p.m. 753- 5804. jbc Yesterday' Puzzle PUZZLE Aneve•r to 3 BEDROOM ROUSE, FULL base- CROSSWORD MB NUMMN ment, 1 block from Murray High. ACROSS 6-Great Britain OMB (abbr.) MUMS MOWN Write Box bigl or call PL 3-2361 I-Melodies 7-Sun god BO NOIMEMB OS between 8:00 - 5:00 p.m. j6c 6-Turf 8-1.11,.I, NO MOOD NOBS 11-Feel ft-Cease WON OBOE QOM BUILI.LINQ 24'ic60'. IDEAL F O14 Indignant at 10-Calm MIRO MS 12- Trade 11 -Leases WW20 body or clean up shop or garage. 14-Teuton/O. 111-aa knell MUSE MOUS Contact Burton Young, phone 753- deity (171 BO flOMS MOGOO 15-Tw ist 16-Riser In MOM MOW '2321. Yoe 17-Additional Africa 2015 111-Ine.ct egg 86-SpOor BMOC %QM NO -21-Lantern ammr3mmo mm YOU CAN PLAY THE KINSMAN 2thdi ore loy mm Glindel Reaves Is an extremely well-build house on satyr 22-Tie 30BM9O New and used mowers. Mowers for trig contractor see 8 week unlawfully OMPCB2 you can't beat the electronic home organ for an 33.5', ruing MO DTV rent. Waldrop's Mower and Saw and Damon Lovett. We may be con- a good lot and FOR RENT Implement 25-Go In 02112r1 trial period. Rental fees will go weed 27-Sign of Road, phone '153- taxied during the day at College price. For further information call Shop, Concord toward purchase. Music sheets and -City In south sal lee or by phone at 753-3903. j6c FOR RENT LTNFURNISHED three 26 8233. july20c Terrace subdivision It's easy, America 10-Singing vole* -Awaited 52-Expire bedroom and bath garage apart- instructions free of charge. continent 40 NEW BRICK HOUSE, THREE bed- night. Glindel Reaves 753-5111 or 25-A -Insects t t 1.2rnent 54-Golf mound 106-ACRE FARM ON GOOD Gravel it's fun ;it's beautiful, with amazing (abbr.) 32 in ment. Private. See at 603 Vine, 34-Wife of 111-Stdate 67-21an's rooms, ceramic tile bath, carpet PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC ahatr- Damon Lovett, 753-4449. i60 from lake. Kinsman 29-Incline 44.iir.ak%' nickname road teas than 1 mile Barney Weeks, 753-4541. 15o 5 year guarantee on the into Gudrun living room. Dawn Hcights SubdIvi- era at Lindsey's Jewelers. ju1y23e 31-Conies !I'Id •ie,ly LOT R.EA. line runs through farm with Organ, easy terms. Chuck's Music view l'amfol IS-Rat'wag alma. $11,250. Call 753-1618. tfc BEAUTIFUL RIMIDENTIAL 47- (abbr.) approximately 1 mile of road front Center. j6c 33- Virginia 37-Conjunction 49- A nowanco bus In Pasco subdivision, 1 block from TWO BEDROOM HOUSE AT 108 willow -Note cut nCUi.' BUILDING 38-Strike for wast• 110 LARGE BEAUTIFUL college. City water and sewer. City suitable for sale of lots or small 36-Ache 5101lifle• CHAIN SAWS, HOMELITE AND lots in College Terrace subdivision, acreage. Only $50.00 per acre. Claude 16- 9 10 >ress- • school district - PL 3-2649. j3e 39-dumps 2 3 4 5 7,N.y., 6 7 a Mono. Mowers - Mono, Moto Mower. choose your lot. If you want a, build- L. Miller Real Estate and Insurance. 42-Three-toed 0/..; ------CABIN CRUISER 23', THUNDER- Phones PL 3-5064, PL 3.41059. j8 Meth 13 mber 43-Baker" 11 ,..,•.7 12 bird, fiberglass, head galley, cabin pr6.1uct• 15 ,4'.•:•;,(i7 and deck, area for 4, sleeps 3. Cabin ONE AMERICAN SUN FLA.-ME OIL 45-I.et It wand 14 e,'.-•'9 le .::: heater in good condition together 46- POlittesets• .:•:. ei...?....: heighth over 6'. Will pall skis. see prOnotin •,..".• 23 DON'T PASS_ WHEiSi 18 i9' '•, -. 20 ii -7i- at Kenlake State Boat Dock. j5C with 4 gallons of fuel oil. Heater 48-1.aughing • • ",, at SO-Nahoor located in Ryan 'Bldg. former 26 27 ' 28 YOU SHOULDN'T i• sheep 24 25 . GOOD I.ISED NATIONAL CASH dental office of Dr. McElrath, de-I 61- litt,ine sTne• 1- 32 register. Also 3 good air-condition- ceased. Call Miss Loretta Fair 753- 151-Separate 29 30 31 IGE rdt- Roman gods ...... ers. Bilbrey's 753-5617. j5C 2559 evenings. j10c 56- %V .• trd er 'L.•*7..,O,l33- 14 ""• 35. . Intenile .. ONE ONLY - BALDWIN PIANO-- 1950 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR, smith- '.....4:•:..„‘ 40 41 i‘ith 36 37 38 ":"',39 • cheery , finish, new ... $800.00, Up ern car. Cali Pt 3-2891 and make tall 1.,rnsm ' .. damaged in shipment. Special ... offer. 62-Storited *....(.., 43 44 • •.t,45 bores 42 t...... , Ct:•.- only $675.00 with bench, complete .- DOWN 46 47' VV....1 45 49 factorY,guarantee. Spinet-styled up- NOTICE •,:,.> Practice pianos, $99.00 64 right. $299.00. F 1-Centinued 51 52 • It:•:•%53 Piano Company, - •tnry up. Tom Lonszdo SPINET ORGAN. TAKE OVER t ,e...1:..\. j3c 2-Bone 57 58 .,...,":. 59 so Paris, Tennessee. small on small monthly 3.(1preeterk 156 balance fabric Payments. Write: Finance Depart- -African 1961 BOAT, MOTOR AND Trailer, 4 e:,,:•: alum ment, P.O. Box 2, Floyds Knobs, NIXON GETS SOUVENIR FROM POPE-During an audience antelopes .• 75-h p. Evairude, 16' Cherokee 6-Strip of :6e.e... with Pope Paul VI in Vatican City, traveler Richard Nixon. by United eature Syndicate. inc. boat. with full top, like new, can be Indiana. Pe • leather Distr. • receives a souvenir medallion from Standard Service, 15th -former vice president, seen at Ross TOBACCO INSURANCE - FOR 5C Radiophoto) and Main. and fire insurance call I the best hail by Charles M. Schub aila ALUMINUM FRAME SCREENS in Ray Broach, your Farm Bureau in- P=TSCI) 209 Maple assorted sizes - good condition. See surance agent. Street, DOG R. L. Cooper Or Rev. Hoyt Owen, 'T53-4703. plc THE VETERINARIAN SAID HE LOS6 Sunset Drive. SHYSTER HAFTS - FANCY Pop- - ANAI5TER016 AN INTRAAUSCOAR - - - - Ice - 33 NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE pers. coolers $2.98 Zebco AJOEJO5 SUSPENSION OF PRIAINE subdnision. This $12.95. Harris Grocery and Batt- OF PuELIC SAFETY - 1203 in Plainview Acres PENGUIN G 330,wo UNiTS IN DEPARTMENT Shop, Scitith -4th St. J3P *red ONJACION itirk ClitfeDRC6TREITA/CiN FLY FISHING - NOW A DELUXE I eat AT TaltaiTY- FOUR KURINTERIAL5 rod, line, customatic reel, $15.95. • Harris' Grocery and Bait Shop. El. Pante 4th--19t. .13P ANY PERSON INTERESTED IN the upkeep of the Mt. Zion Ceme- tery send contributions tn Mrs. New- -Bowes:Parlamenti, Rt.-2. Itp -- - --tar -Ilean_Shervenod 545CE IW 3 HOUND PUPS FREE. NICELY IT'S VOuR5 ALL. WS KM A LONG 11111E A LITitE BRU9itta; is g,•lting tu ixt . a regidni r4rourhi 'tt every at 'ME tale( IC HAVES SEEN;HAVANA. CHAPTER 22 place 1 marked, call 438-3356. jbp 54'ANI541 Ago BUENOS Eut lie -Mr Rober•:$: the MD BACK, MAJOR! UP OM MY ;3 LIFF ROTIERTS at ,on. a Giallo Cehtrai-Station CiA5, CUBA. cot , the .cellos was a natural react,! . Jae sto.tted. C. tree limb tev velianging 4der- -WANTED Of afonenees. ano stopped in ---- - take. For several days -11M471.&-.--to the years he knew it. He realized also ment The man Knew • - occupants of the tree house nau 'ailed that for the first time he had "Keep talking'" Cli MIDDLE AGE- WOMAN TO TAKE been without meat. The ever for- 1 would leave the again, ana again edgi .0 present threat Of Yucaipa E Admitted he , care of 3 children and live in home. Suddenly there v nu 1 ward: had prevented a con- 4rater. ,I Dial 753-4741. • J5c treachery edge of tin I , • "I wonder if I hadn't better footing-the centrated hunt. ! reception .committee to Now be could see a dark CHILDREN TO KEEP IN MY home. Even though his mind play he is." Cliff tholi-g-fir the grass Ends of sticks , References given. Call 753-4709. jbc whirled with the desire' to wive whoCver that this too was an truded from the spies ot the mystery of the temple eave knowing entirely different from dently a base to hold the gt and to'.-carry out his obligation attitude WANTED TO BUY ' when Kit hard .-"me Meer. the old Chief, Carr knew his reaction to "Here," came the voice first consideration was. in. . 'in that his I am •' It came fror USED CONVENTIONAL JEEP evening As • he straightened he "Here to the two girls. So this an" reasonable condition and price, 753- rea lized with overwhelming directly in front of Wm. 1% he had, deliberately put other 6558. 1313 ,• that he was looking Cliff knelt and leaned close t, - matters aside and turned. surprise shaking the man a the hole. ._ by Ernie Bashmiller hunter. forward M NANCY 30 'How dee.p is the pit" tic talking of the ()inside -t Many times he had killed nand: to ' - current. events, the asked.' :_• deer in tins very spot. bta_tot wend new bee.eaa. And-- "Tee ,eleep-lor--p-44,-•_clim.-. (D4,. ROLLO-- eunie reason none of them hao World series. • , up." came the excited an this eve- wha2..tas President' WH E S. ARE YOU mettle near the Place like dirt walls, tett ROLLO, THE RICH KID, H M. could I 'milli drift SQ -Feels PLANNING- TO GO living, so C4111 .-get d hold anywne.'. IS GOING ON ANOTHER , Krum his perch he could see far into 'wilderness'. TIME? vitally they're slick as glass Have you' THIS them drinking at several dif- far fr)Im that busy. VACATION AGAIN world? _Cliff* Irett a rope"“ ferent Points around the Mite. alive.' modern It "No rcepe. Out take it (qv:, he was eertath they mould no 'mind etas again wide liwalie tie had been get you out of there.: Olin • ettnoW he „was here bid not .one • apes at though - was gut .to'airirs-l'etcr anel nen bac, hail shieim up on the. Crail on asleep a. long time. Kit men, the along the trail Tough gr.. thisime of the lake. . right! The world of alace fof him vales clew to the' side, and in He listeneo, ma head to (pie* battle to make•a di-tidied one with Ms !peat hedo • aide The *aorta were- tieo T- .telfr AVrt-itr_ Then. drai..g.ng the vale --yrkinaturally quiet. L e ii v wanted. hint he returned to the reel 'reing still, the strange niistv. "1 goesa the little gal civl. and tossed an ,end of it down , rose colt,' of the atmorpeere Sled fee without me realizing_ -1 culling cheeettilly, "Re Sc wits a neavy. operessiee tarin• it." Chit' thitight. 'grinning. squad coming up! Here an: kot. dulling the spirits ge the The mfn WS% nearly out of Comes." ' wilderness creatures as welle as4 sight now Cliff greyed a limb the answer- those of the man in. the tree.. ! to Swing clown. but "Cot it!" came 6 •"But that odd color ,would stopped as •cry rang dut and,ing shout - . not keep the deer away from the man trete 'up this hands Cliff braced his teat, got a this spot," Get ahought. "Per-', and disappeared. • • - good hold on the rope, and al- do . • • heavy by Raeburn Tan Buren !jape - Meinething to Most immediately a ABBIE AN' SLATS !with' the tremors we've been peered through - the--- weight.attested to the agility of having, but they .eouldn't be . CLIFFgathering dusk in ,onbe- the man below. Seconds later. npre.,afraid tremors on this lief The man \9?9-..gone! Then 1 the dark head appeared, white alde.of the lake than the tither. It had been a hallucination. But teeth gleaming ,in a broad grin. There's something else." no. that hal. been a very' feat Wechise!" Cliff shouted and -He was on .the verge of giv.- cry! grabbed the younger marl's' trail :111 111111 44 up his location and heading , Cliff swung own from the hand, dragging him up the THERE IS110ESC: FOR SLA''''S SCRAPPLE - - -araund the lake when he no- tree in. one I'M' motion. and and pounding trim on the .back YOU, • I SHALL FOLA.Cei Y U * ---...... ,48ese-suatelsii468....moving.. ii

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!Eastern Star Holds .1Irs. Olga Freeman iSupper For .1Iaster lias Luncheon For .1Iasons Night .1Irs. Fleischman ario/Hp mita,* at a entert.i., -- Murray Star Charter No 433 Or- Mrs Olga Freeman lovely li, der of the Eastern Star entertained with a luncheon at her ..: w!th a potluck supper Izi 'observance in Hazel on Saturday. June 211. alt,r- of Master afasons Night at the twelve-thirty o'clock in the Mrs. Ha: . ' Masonic Hall noon in compliment to , • her A bountiful supper: was served : Fleascrunan. houseguest of JULY BARGAIN DAYS after which the special guests. Miss ter. Mrs Claude Anderson. with M a rit wre t Crider. Miss Shirley The dining table was overlaid FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 5th & 6th and held an Thomas, and Little Miss Leah Van- a pale green linen cloth flowers iii ce. entertained with several piano arrangement of summer a low crystal bowl. th . 1 ,rt.• (.1-.1y and jantes E. Loftand, bead of the arta: and vocal selections Bingo was play- TO WEAR guests were Mrs. ileisch- LADIES' READY 'ild by the group. Invited Anderson, M' Gifts were presented to the en- man. Mrs. Claude Macon Er tertainers by Mrs. Albert Crider, Loyd Ramer. Mrs. Simmons $ Price $ 46.99 svorthy matron of Murray Star and Mrs. Audrey 895 to s1095 Sale ctraixer Gaines were conducted by • • • Mrs Norman Klapp. Committees were Mrs. Crider and . $1298 to $1498 Sale Price $ 8.99 Mo. Jimmy Parks, decorations: Mrs. Mrs. James A.'Paul 7 . Klapp. gifts. Mrt.-Peter Kuhn, Mrs., „... I 11 rèiçl .1t Shower Gussie Geurin. Mrs. Thelma Parker, 95 to $1995 - - - Sale Price $11.99 and Mrs. Thelma McDougal. food. t club House 117 • Those attending were Messrs and A Mesdames Albert Crider.- Norman Mrs es Allen Paul. the to: Sale Price $14.99 e Peter . 95 KlaPP.' Geo rg Williams. Joyce Otals. was honored a 1 $2295 to $24 Kuhn. 'James Mitchuson. Guthrie shower at -the Murray Won. Churchill. Jimmy Parks, Bill Sims. Club ouse on Thursday. Jun. Ralph Eznenne. R H Robbins. Ray at en o'clock in the evening OFF • Buckingham. Paul Dill. and W B for 1/3 e gracious hostesses WEAR Parker: Mesdames Connie Jones, occ 'ion were Mrs. Richard La:, ' SPORTS Ruby Taliaferro. &each& Curd. Anne and NI 7 Ilaatar L. 11 hapinan Lkainis t hairs Jr. Joseph L. -y airs!. Paul Humphreys, Chiklers. Mettle Shipley. Thelma Charles 'I', McDaniel. •demi Gussie Geurin. and Mau- her maw. LAND LEASE TftGLIBLE -An attempt by James E. McDougal. The recent bride opened 1/2 Price : s lr. to sc: 3. mIlion in worthless u lasal die Kerinerly: Misses Thornasa-Crici- lovely ggifts which were displayed on Spring Coats & Suits biouiht an inv,atigatan by the New York at- er. and Vance: Glen Ashcraft, Le- I large. table- overlaid with a shin- t. y ix.jl a oftac anlang those sam_moried for qa.s- - (alas Wyatt; and Charles H. rarris,,,I.h. Games were playedplay with Mrs are the laad. James E. Lofland; attrvaa . i Josiah Darnell and Mrs. Richard secrete:1w In the of the OFF ; Os...r L c• Interior I Newport being- the recipients WEAR 1/3 l_re• C::a‘e.... Jr. son of the late S.n. - Read 'Ilie Ledger's . prizes MATERNITY C of .SL a Mt ; a.. h K Casey, faimer Mrs Paul chose to wear fo the atiasachuaetta. Classifieds occision a white dress and Waa presented a corsair' e of tinted blue car- , nations by the hostesses. Mn. Fred- 1 lot $1.99 honoree. BLOUSES tna Morns, mother of the was also attired in a white dr.-- with a hostesses' gift -ooraagt the lady - white 'carnations tied with blu, YARD GOODS ".43j=e1 fok- reetiFtlf•r5 Gant pushes Refreshments of individual $ .69 yd. who rosebuds, punch Sale Price 4 BOW decorated with blue Reg. 980 yd. - -mints, and nuts Were served troy'. ,!kairatt a white •••• thicart table covered with cloth and centered-with an arr.,:: • yd. - Sale Price $ .89 yd. and tinted I. Reg.ILO ment of gladioli porn porns $1.39 yd. Sprunger and Sale Price Miss Sally Reg. $1.98 yd. - ICA llas a tOrciate te4cTibel'Of ha60^4TrY *....-nnette Lassiter assisted the entertainment. adverttseclAsrand products that are known -sses in -the yd. !.rty-five persons were present or Sale Price $1.98 for quality. This seta:ton, at /GA's low prices, $2.98 yd. - -ent gifts. Reg. -alcors yo6.10 sr:memo family beoar foods AT fest .hat fook at Ai law .rtany NOW (Ircl` ad t.-"ose - Reg. 51.39 vd. 60 ;•WL,--eit4logjeatureher FAVORITE BATES I lot 36-In Solid Color. .. to your.leif ;;Nat showing ilta-IGA ay JOgs rine .a tarn• S a. today. 1/2 LOW Hone - - - PRICE -HAND BAGS Straw, Patents and 3 Si 1,1 PRICES 11111BITGER Boy's Spring Sport Coats Emge All Meat SIZE 4 to 7 NOW $5.99 KEG. SL99 - - - - FRI ERS- - lb 25c - WIENERS pkg 1 LOT • OFF - - lb. -L 1/3 RAMS'-'YOKED. SKINNED - - Whole or Shank _Half 49c SIZE 7 to 18 - Specials Only LADIES' SHOES Friday & Saturday In Famous Name lGt buns- large 46-oz. can PARIS FASHION SHOES It I Drins , 3 br JACQUELINE CONNIE JUICE - - 3'°F, In PINEAPPIHIHAFRUIT - 79e TOMATO Whites - Bones - Black Calf - Patents . Se ct From tacked Heels - Flats _ 1.3q PORK - 4 F°R 59e : Mid.Heels -5- Little Nap Earl June an mi. as vs \ Nita 3 (J• Values to $12.99 Now $8.99 SLIGEEPEACHLS - 4 F:Ds, 89e PEAS- 4 CANS 59e Now $7.99 IGA Table Rite - Qt. Values to $10 %% hole Kernel Nips Sum - 39e ValueR-to:$ 9_. 0L_ -Mr. and , DAUGHTER KILLED jug complete - Qt. f.olorefi large 1.01-oz, Mrs. Louis Lerner slowly walk away from Hackensack 6!99 Now $4.99 .VINEGA -R - -.29e FRUIT JARS _ - do. $1.29 Hospital in Hackensack, N.J., Values,t‘ PILKLING alter learning their dal.gh, FRESH PRODUCE * ter....Leonora, 24, was one of $ Now * seven persons killed in the Vatues to 199 $2.99 crash of a. -loaded bus and Rutherford. CELERY . LARCJ: PASCAL ()F 29` -TICTrittltos nen SUMMER SAINUALS $2.99 &'3.99 COOKING-AP-MS 2lbs. 29' seamless pr.$1.00 - cello hag seam or -3 -- - SALE NYLONS, .RADISHES- FRESH 'RED 5°' FOR BLUE RIDGE ORANGES swEire. Juicy - - - n07 39° 190 CUSHMAN, PETER PAN SAVE OUR - SUPER-HUSKY Network Girdles Sale Price $4.99 TRADING- STAMPS 350 cc motor, windshield, Sale Price s 1.99 crash bars, buddy seat, Pick Up Bra speedometer. Perfect con- GET PREMIUMS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY!! Treasure Sale Price s2.39 diticrn. Retail price $G CO. Natural Will Sacrifice For Only THESE AND OTHER JULY BARGAINS WILL -11E FOUND AT - 1425.00 kavanaugh I.G.A. Foodliner Murray, Dial 753-4623 & Saturday - 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday thru Thursday - 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday Call Jim Williams, Jr Kentucky, at 753-3147 or see at Littleton's 207 S. 13th Etreet 404 Main Street

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