10c Copy Devoted To The Best Interests Of Cadiz And Trigg County___________________ Cadiz, Kentucky Thursday, Jan. 23, 1964 Number 4 Volume 83 Rev. Rogers Receives Recreation Area Pvi. Leroy Proffii! C. Of C. To Hoid Wildcats Win Circuit Court Will Rev. E. R. Noel Divinity Degree Stationed At Missile Todd Co. Game Begin Session Passes Away Field Office To Base In Missouri Mass Meeting Defeated By Tigers Here Monday Funeral Services Held Open Tuesday Tonight At 7:30 Saturday Afternoon m : Several Imporiani Saturday Night At Six Civil Suits Officials For Project At Goodwin's Mailers To Be Hopkinsville Already Set For At© Announced; The Rev. Edward Roscoc Noel, Discussed By C. Ray Hall Tills Term I Housing Is Sough! age 63, a past moderator of the The Cadiz-Trigg County The Trigg County Wildcats, an The January term of Trigg Little River Baptist Association, TV A has announced it will Chamber of Commerce will hold outfit that usually finds the ear­ Circuit Court is scheduled to get lied Friday. January 17, at 1 ;05 open a field office Tuesday, Jan ­ a mass membership meeting at ly going easiest, turned in an im­ underway beginning, Monday, p. m,, at T: igg County Hospital the Court House in Cadiz tonight uary. 28, for its Land Between pressive second half performance January 27. Six civil suits have He had been in failing health for at 7;30 o’clock to kick off its "he Lakes recreation area project but had to stave off a late surge been set. the past 2% years. Prior to enter- ■ membership drive for the coming n western Kentucky and Ten­ by Todd Central to nudge the Assigned for trial Thursday, .ng Trigg County Hospital he had year. All members and prospec­ nessee. Rebels in a 69-65 Tuesday night January 30, will be the Common­ resided at nursing homes in tive members are urged to attend. The office temporarily will be wealth of Kentucky, Dept, of Princeton and at Hopkinsville. A. T. McCarley, president, thriller. HI it the Blue Castle Motel, Golden The Wildcats, true to form, Highways versus Mary C. Hop- The Rev. Noel was born in t stated this week, “Recent de­ lond, on U. S. Highway 68. opened up an early 9-4 bulge, but son, et al, appealed from the Trigg County, April 2. 1894, and velopments in this county call Bolden Po id is near the center of the inspired Rebels struggled back Trigg County Court to Trigg was a son of the late William and JP for a strong united organization ,ae Land Between the Lakes to trail only 13-11 as the quarter Circuit Court. Nancy Atkins Noel. to work wholeheartenly for the ,rea. ended. The Todd Rebels capped Set for trial Jan. 31, is the case He was married May 8, 1912, to county’s future and we are con­ Sherrill Miiliken, Land Be­ a second quartet see-saw tussle of J. P. Alexander and Owen Joe former Miss Maude Vivian Rev. Charles T. Rogers vinced that only through a strong tween the Lakes resident repre­ with a pair of last minute baskets Noel versus S. and S Construc­ Prescott, who preceded him in Chamber of Commerce can the Charles Thomas Rogers, Cadiz, sentative, will be available there that sent them on top at halftime tion Co. death. A son, Boyce and a daugh­ Pvf. Leroy Proffitt county hope to overcome some of is isted among the 83 students starting Tuesday to answer in­ .with a 30-27 edge. Other civil suits set for trial ter, Pauline, also preceded him the obstacles it faces.” scheduled to graduate from the quiries about the project. “We Army7 Pvt. Leroy Proffitt, son Trigg, determined to put the Feb. 3, 4, 5, and 6, are the Area in death. Chamber directors have decided Southern Baptist Theological expect the field office to be open of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Proffitt, skids on a costly slide that had Supply Co. vs. Rex Lawrence on The Rev. Noel was ordained as to seek an early conference with Seminary in Louisville at mid-ses­ Tuesdays through Thursdays in vf Route 1, Gracey, was assigned accounted for four straight losses, Monday; Winthrop Hopson et ux a Baptist minister in 1914 and TVA officials in an effort to get sion commencement exercises coming weeks,” Miiliken said. to the 62nd Artillery’s 1st Missile returned to action to set a hectic vs. Commonwealth of Kentucky, had pastored churches in Trigg, the Government’s land acquisi­ January 28. Henman C. Kemmer, TVA per­ Battalion, with headquarters at pace. Dept, of Highways, appealed from Caldwell, Christian & Livingston tion policy changed. He will receive the bachelor of sonnel officer, will be at the of­ Scott Air Force Base, 111., in mid- With Kenny Rogers, who has the . Trigg County Court to the Counties. He served as moderator The- Chamber has reaffirmed divinity degree from the Semi­ fice Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan- December. He is stationed with become a Wildcat forager with Trigg Circuit Court, on Tuesday; of the Little River Baptist Asso­ its policy of urging TVA not to nary’s School of Theology. uay 28 and 29, and at later dates, Battery C at the Nike Base near telling effect, using under the and on Wednesday, two consoli­ ciation in 1936 and 1937. He pub­ force any landowner to sell his Rogers graduated from Ken­ ,o take applications for employ­ Pacific, Missouri. basket maneuvers as well as con­ dated cases involving Trigg lished a history of the Association poperty for the national tucky Wesleyan College with the ment on the project. Work is Pvt. Proffitt enlisted in the necting on long 2-handers with County Farmers Bank, adm., of in 1933. Rev. Noel led in the or­ recreation area. B. A. Degree in 1959. He is the scheduled to get underway in Army in October, 1963 and com­ unfailing accuracy, the Wildcats the Estate of Sank H. Carr, de­ ganization of Boyd’s Hill Church TVA has announced that all son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward pleted basic training at Fort spurted into a 43-411 lead. ceased, vs. Davis Transport and which was also the last church he early spring. land lying between Kentucky Rogers of Route 3, Cadiz. Millikin is one of the four top Knox. He was then transferred to Trigg continued its onslaught in Dalton Greenfield, adm., of the pastored before retiring in 1961 Lake and Lake Barkley will be Students who graduate from officials of the TVA Division of his present station where he will the final frame, scoring with estate of Woodrow Walker, de­ because of ill health. He was a acquired. Purchase of the 103,000 the 104 year o’d Baptist. institu­ Reservoir Properties assigned last receive special instruction in the zest and consistency enough to ceased vs Trigg County Farmers member of the . Cadiz Baptist acres now in private ownership tion enter church-related voca­ week by TVA on a full time ba­ -uided Missile field, build up a 59-50 lead midway of Bank, adm., of the Sank H. Carr Church. will start in March and - be tions as pastors, ministers of edu­ sis for development of the Land Before entering the Army he the period. Here a deadly trio of estate. On Thursday, Feb. 6, the Funeral services were conduct­ completed within four years, the cation or music, denominational Between the Lakes recreation had attended Trigg County High Rebel snipers 'began to snap Todd case of Commonwealth of Ky., ed at Goodwin Funeral Home, federal agency stated. workers or missionaries. Over area in western Kentucky and School and was employed at the out of its momentary lethargy, Dept, of Highways vs. W. H. Hop- Saturday, January 18, at 2 p. m.. A three-man committee was 10,000 students have studied at Tennessee. General Manager L. J. J. W. Cowherd Company. and set the stage for a nip and son heirs will be tried.. This is with his pastor, the Rev. J . Nor­ appointed by the Chamber here the. Seminary since its estabksh- Van Mol made this announcement For his many friends who tuck finish that saw the Wildcats another case appealed to the Cir­ man Ellis officiating. The Rev. Monday night to meet with lead­ s ' ..ate last week. might wish to write to him his hang on under fire and trim the cuit Court from the Trigg County Shirley Spahr assisted. Mrs. Torn nent in 1859. ers in Lyon County, Ky., and This year’s total enrollment in­ They are R. M. Howes, the di­ address is as follows: pursuing Rebels.by. 69-65. Court. Magraw.'Dr. R. W. Niles, and Mrs. Stewart County, Tenn„ to map cluded 929 students from 38 states vision director; W. R. Holden, as­ Pvt. Paul L. Proffitt Rogers, in his top peformance The Commonwealth Docket Sammie Bentley, organist, had out a common program. The and eight foreign nations. - sistant to the director; Harold RA 15696149 of the season, led a balanced Trigg will be called on Tuesday, Jan. charge of the music service. three counties are included in Van Morgan, who heads the Btry. C. 1st Msl. Bn. 62nd Arty. scoring attack with 19 points, 28. Several cases will be .tried. Burial was in Mt. Pleasant the 170,000 acre .project to be de­ recreation, staff; and Miiliken, Nike Base Following closely were Waymon The following is a list of pro­ Cemetery. veloped by TVA. TVA’s resource development of Pacific, Missouri. Cunningham and David Banister spective Grand Jurors: Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.