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The Ledger and Times, May 12, 1962 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 5-12-1962 The Ledger and Times, May 12, 1962 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, May 12, 1962" (1962). The Ledger & Times. 3956. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/3956 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. a • S. 11 1 15alcila AI A elf All Round Rentudi CoMiffiertfty Newspaper In Largest Circulation In God' The City We Largest Circulation In Trust The County L a SV• D H. Gipson, 83rd I 1• ,1 L I \ III a Trlum- International IN OUR YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, May 12, 1962 Vol. LXXXIII No. 113 iiipiro.'• nited Press t 111•11. I Shirley Futrell Is One Hundred Fifteen Girl Judge Orders 'Elected President Lamb Service Camp Assets Into Calloway Co. FHA To Be Sunday Re-Surfacing Of East Scouts Register For Shit ley .Futrell was elected pre- sident of the Calloway County is the Girl High School chapter of Future The Murray Girl Scout Council Girl Scout camping Receivership At Coldwater being carried out Homemakers of America at re- has registered one hundred and Scout program camp situation. The organiza- cent election of officers held in Announced; Saks- in a Highway fifteen girls to attend Camp that camping is gan Circuit Judge Earl Osborne in the school cafeteria. 'Melvin Lamb. age 69, of Cold- wea located on Kentucky Lake tion believes to accomplish the civil action here yesterday order- Other, ilamed to 'Alice. %sere wale: died Friday at 11:15 a. m. June 11 through June 18. excellent way exists the assets of 0. 0. Dublin as Cynthia 'Ezell, first vice-presi- at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Fourteen troops and their lead- purpose for which scouting ed made available to an individual, and the corporation dent, B.,rbara Steele, second vice- Charles Smith, on Kirlcsey route ers will board buses in front of and should be ldnin O'Con- at eight all members. which he heads, Dublin Autos, president, Margret Tucker, secre- two. His death was attributed to $175,000 city park ill cabin in the Cost • the . Edge of has a thee Inc. to be placed into a receiver- tary. Sandra Calloway, treasurer, complications following an ex- o'clock on Monday morning, June Girl Scout camping a lanai stimulate enjoyment ship. Vicki Crawford, nistorian, Sharon tended illness. 11th. Some of the intermediate fold goal, to and appreciation of the outdoors Bethel Richardson, Murray Cer- Sledd parliamentarian. Anna Gal- Other survivors include his wife, Calloway County Representative announced and senior girls and their leaders week. through progressively adveoturous tified Public Aceountant, was !aesogy, reporter, Brencia Cunning- Mrs. Ruth Lamb; two daughters, Charlie Lassiter today announced K lists these will remain in camp all leaders experiences, to provide training sworned in as the receiver. He ham, recreation ieader, and Peggy Mrs. It•ey Maddox, Uniontown, Pa., Officers Are that the state plans to complete- The Brownies and their worth aatata give and was instructed by the court to take .armstrong, song leader. anfl Mrs. Hess Darnell, Farming- ly re-surface Kentucky Highway will return home that oafternooa. in citizenship through the IC. %which charge of all of Dublin's assets, Following an installation cere- ton route one; three sons, Perry 94 from the east city limits of Mrs. Sam Beaman is camp take of community living in con- both individixsi and corporati, mony the old °timers gave an Lamb , Farimngton route two, Murray to the Marshall County rector and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd each girl has a part, and to Named -After rental and to compile a list of them. evaluation of the achievement of Dwin Lamb. Symsonia route six, line. Boyd chairmen of the camp com- tribute to the physical, each Dublin was directed not to write their goals for the year's work. and James Edward Lamb, Farm- The cost of re-paying the 13.- mittee. Other members of :re and spiritual well being of cheeks or take part in the hand- Junior Degree certificates were ington route two; one sister, Mrs. 347 miles with bituminous con- are Mrs. An, camper and to help develop sucn camp committee three Band Concert surfacing estimat- in- ling of hg affairs. awarded Miirgrat Tucker, Vicki Caeser Ilaneline, Coldwater: crete has been Spruhger. Rev. and Mrs. M. W. qualities as resourcefulness, The scrim was the climax of Crass lord. Anna Galloway., Phyllis brothers. Aubrey, Lexie and Yew- ed at $175,000. The Calloway and Mr. and MN. Lyons. itiative, and self reliance. Jones. a lawsuit brought against Dublin Ezell. and Sandra Galloway. Girls el Lamb all of Mayfield; ten grand- 4.7-manty project is on of more N-.--11- Story was named presi- and his corporation on September receiving Chapter oDegrees-- were children- and- -ntne great-grandchil- than 913,000.000 worth of road dent of the Murray High Band 18, 1959 by the Naahviille Agri- aren. and bridge work in Kentucky on Norman Klapp Is Donna Lassiter and Peggy Arm- Booraters Club last night and cultural Normal Institute. strong. Funeral services will be held which bids have been called for. Hi To Meet G. B. Scott. Jr. was named treas- Calloway Delegate at the Coldwater Church of Christ Sealed bids will be received urer, at the conclusion of the Sunday at 3:30 p. Bro. John until ten o'clock (Mi on the annual Spring Concert by the Parents Are Licked Fort Knox Officials Hoover will officiate tne ser- morning of June 1st at which time three bends conducted by William Releases vice. Burial will be in the Baz- they will be publicly opened and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Klapp By Their Children Investigate Death - Myers. The two will succeed Ber- zell Cemetery. read, Lassiter said. Work is ex- were in Owensboro Tuesday and nard Harvey and J. B. Wilson in Of Soldier's Wife Active tiallbearers are llowara, pected to get , underway shortly Wednesday where 'Mr. Klapp at- LOUISMILLE. Ky. tUPD - The the band organization. Rob, and Ilarold Darnell, Larry after the awarding of the can- Honor Roll tended the annual convention of children of Springlee. Ky.. in Jef- The Beginning Band played se- FT. KNOX,. Ky. iUPV - Mili- Lamb. James Easely. and Tom tract. the Episcopal Diocess of Kentucky ferson County, have proved them- lected exercises and tunes with tary authorities hcre today were Maddox, grandchildren. Highway Commissioner Henry which includes forty-one churches selves better politicians than their Mr. Myers directing. before a still investigating the possibility The Max Churchill Funeral Ward said 'this letting signals and missions in central and West- parents. large audience in the Murray High Dr. Tom J. Logue Calloway County High of murder in the death of Mrs. Home has charge of arrangements the beginning of the-buisest high- The ern Kentucky. The children this week heard School auditorium. Their per- honor roll for the second Dorothysoldier.. Smith, 27, wife of a Ft. where friends may call way work season in . many years Schoe4 The Trinity Church of Owens- their parents were circulating a formance was received with en- second semester Knox and points up the fact that the six weeks of the boro was host to the 134th con- petition around the neighborhood thusiasm by the band parents, Principal An autopsy conducted here dis- Focus Week Is state is moving ahead rapidly on was released today by vention. Mr. Klapp was the de- tu bar ice cream vendors from the teachers and patrons of the school. closer Friday that the woman. all types of projects to provide William B. Miller. legate from the St. John's Epis- town. Then they went int•i action p The Junior High Band played are in- who at first was believed killed Kentucky with a modern, fully' Students with all A's copal Church of Murray. Also at- and got up a counter - petition arts Club five selections. Military Escort by dicated by an asterisk. in an auto accident last Wednes- At integrated road and highway sy- tending were Rev. Robert Cherry, among their own age group. Bennett, Little Irish Suite by Planned Adams. Frances day, a as actually killed by a stem.- Seniors: Sandra minister of St. John's Church of Both groups showed up at the Jackson. Hansel and Gretel Over- Gail heavy blow over the heart. The Representative Lassiter worked • O Armstrong, Joyce Ahart. Murray and St. Martin's of May- last Board of Trustees meeting Will Hold ture by I lumarerdink . Concert Phal- btu% also caused some broker personally with Ward in obtaining Brandon, Wanda Brandon. field. Hugh Williams was the to present their petitions. The March by Fred Eager and Aria Student Center Carolyn ribs and perforations of the lung the project for the re-surfacing lis Dowdy. Toni Burchett. delegate from the Mayfield adults had 45 signatures; the and Fugue by Handel. Reba 'out investigators do not know of the east highway to the Mar- Erwin. Ruth Fulkerson. Church. children 110. Ralph Green directed the Hump- Joanne what caused the blow. Pony Show shall County line near Kentucky Garrison. Patsy Hutchens. in Owensboro Mrs. Klapp Board erchrik rendition and Doug Gar- wil While Chairman Walter C. Hop- St. I. C. David Smith was being A special series of programs Lake.
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