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S OCTOBER 3, 1958 apolis fireman named Selected As A Beet All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper is credited with in- First ... e game of softball in Largest with Circulation In Local News The City 6 and Largest Circulation In Local Picture, The County United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoonl October 4, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 236 MOVE IS TAKEN TO ANNEX NEW AREA Four Freshmen To Man Waits To FDEA To Hold 74th Annual Appear At College Court Appeals IRadio Auction Die From Rabies Over Hundred Homes Are In The Four Freshmen, nationally Session Here On October 10 keown vocal group, will be on Gives Reasons Is Endorsed Proposed Annex To The City the., Murray State College Camp- UPI — 55-year- old Atlanta h week, us Tuesday, Oct. 7, for a tiwo- man is lying in a The First District' Education A number of Murray's leading local hospital hour coecert. For Ruling with the knowledge The Murray City Council last ed a report for the past quarter. Association will hold its seventy- citizens have voiced their en- that within a week he 'may and Sponsored by the Murray State be night voted unanimously in favor In this report he showed $170.00 fourth annual session Oct. 10 on dorsement of the radio auction dead from rabies. Student Organization the concert of an ordinance announcing, the collected from miscellaneous fines the Murray State College camp- being held next Tuesday, Wed If the doctors' diagnosis is will begin at 8 pen, in the•Col- Fli..)kiNKFORT (UPI) — The - intent of the city of Murray to and $139.50 front parking meter us. nesday Thursday correct, Wille Ester Ray is do- lege Audturium. state Court of Appeals today and nights over caint)riex a large section to.. ths. fines in July; $562.50 in miscell- the local station. omed. Ray was bitten on the aneous Dr. Kenneth McFarland, edu- A unique feature of the Four gave its reasons for dismissing ftnes in August and $158 The nose by a dog Sept. 13. Friday Freeshmen the election contest of Rep. Noble auction is being held by The area in question is a from parking meter fines; and sational consultant for General is the fact they pro- night he was in "critical" Gregory of Mayfield, who was the Murray Junior Charriber of con- rectangle lying on the northwest in August $452 from miscellaneous Motors, Dr. Lyman V. Ginger, vide their own instrumental ac- dition at Grady Memorial Hos- defeated for the Democratic nom- Commerce to raise funds toward edge of the city and having $fl6or7 parking Jean of the Uriiversity of Ken- companiment — a fact that per- pital, and apparently about to be- ination for 1st District congress- the purchase of land for an air Chestnut street and the College finmeTest fines. „ suctky cielatietment of er.ducatioree_ mits them almost unlimited ver- come one of the rare humans man—by-- Frank--A- • Stabblefielel taLetrillresee and _Call Farm Road as its southern boun- The and Dr. Lucille L. Lurry, asso- siffility-Th concert —treffbefrigaek.- killed by rabies. the quarter are , of Murray, last May. county. The proposed site is dary, a ri-ne-about 250 feet west $1185 from miTceilineous ciate professor of education at They each are outstanding in- At the time he was bitten, -fines, located just ote highway 641 near of 18th street running to the $464.50. from parking meter fines U. of K., will be featured speak- strumentalists, appealing to aud- The court health authorities advised him to said Gregory had Midway. home of Jack Sharborough on formaayogrrand ers at the convention. iences visually as well as vocally either begin rabies treaments or Ellistotanl hoofuh$eled949.t500 failed to comply with the statute "We hope to raise $3,000 with the Mayfield highway The morning session, which and instrumentally. find the dog to see if it was rabid. as the * the governing primary election con- this auction" a aecee spokesman west boundary, will begin Bob Flanigan sings Ray declined to do this until a line from that council that the street widening at 9:30, will feature the top tests suits in that his petition. said. Merchandise he voice, plays troMbone for the auction found himself unable point due east to Orchard Heights program on the square would speeches by Dr. McFarland and and doubles did not specify the names to swallow of is being donated by local busi- as the north boundary, then begin on Monday morning Dr. Ginger and performances by on bass. Den Barbour, the second the alleged food or water. He suffered.spasms with illegal voters.' ness men. The Jaycees first be- south to Chestnut street again. the Musrcay the Murray State Band and the voice, is feitutred on many solos of the throat muscles, one of the Electric System cut- came interested in the airport Over 100 homes ting a capella choir. and plays guitar. RdeeeBarbour Judge Morris Montgomery, who first signs of rabies. are located in the necessary trees. project when it was pointed the area and several businesses. ha nd 1 es all the introductions, wrote the _minion, said, "The out The dog has not been found, He pointed out that also the After a 'her: terieral that an airport is often the de- Most residents of the area under sthtaetestwreiell session bangs ehird settee. ell plays contest of the prirnary election and thus doctors will not say t b ritpitnn construction =onin in the afternoon, at ciding factor in obtaining new for certain consideration have expressed which the drums and trumpet Ken A/bers, Is a statutory proceeding. The that Ray is dying of a Dr. Lucille L. Larry teachers will be industry. rabies. desire to be in Vie front of briefed on recent the beat voice in the group, statute must be strictly observed But they are fairly sure city lirnits. the Calloway County improvements plays Some of the prominent Last night in the teacher re- trumpet and to give the court jurisdiction. citizens he is. Clarence 'Horton, a Irinift rsos't rerneetent Association to tnello-phone and is who have tirernent law by W. R. Holt, of featured endorsed the auction Ray said he knew he was "go- resident on the Mayfield high- Chestnut solo-wise both vocally are the , teacher retirement "Such a contest must be dis- Verne Kyle, Ray Kern, Judge ing mad" from a rabid dog bite way within the proposed area, He said that system, and instrumentally. Bob, Ross, Jack Carson, First and will hear greeting posed of expeditiously. Waylon Rayburn, Mayor Holmes but could not find a doctor who asked that the north line District from KEA and Don are original members This re- of the ted Highwaywtah)e. Engineer by Lyndle Barnes, the quires Strict construction of Ellis, Dr. Ralph Woods, George would believe him. According to new city limits be jogged south recommended group wj r the group, and are all from the - giny ileurt divide rule concerreng Hart, Glenn Doran, Buford police and hospital records, he ward to eliminate into sectional meetings. Indiana. Ken, who pleading et that Hurt, land owned by oil or tar on the municipal park- replaced Ken stale WOW tried three him Dr. Lurry will speak at the Errair the centestee may have notice , W. Z. Car- times during the past along the Mayfield highway, ing lot, then cover' with the Freshmen in ter, with lime- elementary education concerning everything that Mrs Charles Clark, Mrs. J. week before the city hospital but to include his home. stone. This section. April, 1958, hails from New he Mr. would seal the lot Luncheens Jer- may be expected A. Outland and Mrs. would take him as a patient. Horton said that against will be held at 12 seY• to answer." ',andall he owned most the. weather, he said, and • noon The state Weather. Hospital authorities said they of the land along by the West Kentucky The Four Freshrnen high court took note the highway better prepare it for paving next have won of had doubted Ray's story because on Administrators Club, the Busi- the Gregory's argument that his 'he north side. spring. The council "Best Vocal Group" category he was a wanderer and homeless voted that ness Educeion section, the Li- in the attorneys had been denied access this action be taken. Metronome Magazine Poll and they thought he was just The council indicated brary Division. the Association to the records needed to prepare that they Hilton Hale the last three years, Downbeat seeking a free bed for the night. were in sympabhy appeared before for Childhood their suit during the . Murray Hospital I ,with his re- the council Education, and the poll the last four 15-day stat- quest, and asked that the home years, and in utory period Ray was finally admitted to the but that an engineer had, economics teachers. 1967 led for filing a contest city attorney and 'the' mayor the field in the Bill- hospital with a chest injury at the city's expense, just visit board action But the court also noted Friday's complete record follows: corn- his trailer court Dr. and United Press Doc which he received in a fall. It pleted the for an inspec- 'McFarland received his - that Gregory made Census ...... turvey. tion. Jockey's poll, and no effort to 36 was then that the tentative . lur's Degree front the Playboy Maga- t :Ms rabies The first zeacUng ,Stilie Ono-Jest poll. aid oftha .4asurts ; Adult elects 06 demothosis on an osd- Leon Collie ,appeared s College at Pittsburg. ctairsing was made tnance ril before the records needed Patients admitteed from wednee• I ti n g to unloading the coursed and tenses. His Master's zones reported that Degree is Do V day 10:00 a.m. to Friday was also held last night. the on from 10:00 walk North Fourth street Columbia University, and a.m. This ordinance places unloading he earned his Doctor's n Couple And Five zones Degree Larson To Miss Fronie Mae Parker, approximately on each $265wouldwchoesh5t- Attempt To 415 "'the 1 reported at thhte at Stanford University He corner of the gained s N. 4th; Mrs. K, T. Crawford, Children Die square for trucks last council meeting. Dr. Kenneth •McFarland national' prominence to use for He request- as a17-schoo1 1077 Hamilton; Mrs H. C. Cbra, unloading purposes ed that the executive through and council give him twenty -four top Braves Box 88; Mrs. Jimmy Dale prehibes double parking for more help In Game Wilson than the $130 prey- years of service in that Today this purpose around field. and baby boy, Rt. 1; Mrs. Will INDIANA. Pa. Uiel—A Cherry the square, iously voted. The He is sometimes described on Main street council voted as T Winchester and baby girl, Rt. Hill Twp. couple and five of their from Second to to give him $105 "the teacher who By LEO H. PETERSEN Eighth, more. eaiaer has made the Bob Turley 1, Benton; Mrs. Keith Hill children perished and on Fourth street 'Mayor Ellis whole in the first inning and seven today from reported that Tex- continent into a personal baby boy, Chestnut to Sycamore. as - UPI Sports Editor arid went on the crush the Yan- Box 26, Hazel; Bryan when a kersone explown turned Gas Transmission was classroom." Representatives from re- Report NEW YORK UPI — Don Lar- kees, 13-5. in the second game of Raker. Rt. 1, Lynn Grove; Mrs. their home into a pyii. two park- fundin gthe city $340 mg meter firms plus 8 per International A native sen, whachieved the miracle of the series. John Dillon and baby boy, Dex- The victims were Clair }Cutter, appeared before cent interest for '^',es Pres. of Ballard County, the counciL a period from Dr. a World Serie. perfect game, As !he scene shifted to New ter; Mrs. Pete Farley, 40, an unemployed coal miner; 0. L. Nelson of the February 1957 Ginger is , a graduate of 503 N. Duncan to January 1956. By United Press InternatIonal York for today's 6th; Mrs. Fred his wife, 31, and their children, Meter Company demon- Theeefund ' Hendersoh High School, and carried the ' third game. with 'Bray, Jr., Hazel; is for a charge Kentucky Weather Synopsis: re- Peggy, Virginia. Crated a manually to the ceived his bachelor's hopes for a miracle comeback to- a capacity crowd of 69,000 an- Mrs. Lendon Nance, lit. 6; H. L. 14. 13; Ruth, 5; operated met- c;ty, under bond. degree from er which costs Kentucky day aginst a Brave ticipated in spacious Yankee Sta- Cathey, Rt 5; Mrs. Thomas June 8, and Jimmy, 6 $53.74 per meter. The city will The high pressure ridge from -Wesleyan College at Eld- Mr. May purchase police- ,7" They usually powerhouse eager to wrap up the dium, the Braves were riding ridge and baby girl, Two other children. escaped. of the McGee-Hale man's ncrehern Texas to New England Winchester in 1929. In 1942, he Rt. 4; Mrs. Parking overcoats for the city was 1958 series in four- straight games. high. Only twice in George Neal, 310 bet one, Linda, 10, suffered third Meter Company spoke cpo,alitcse. that has been dominating the awarded a master of arts Olds Ave., to !he aoyleorcoatosnealorshtort Down two games to none, :he history has a team won the first Laming, degree burns of the body and council on !he weather degree by thle University Mich.; Mrs, Reggie Cat- meters with ng Des it do?" and in this area for the past a embattled two games and failed was in critical condition at In- which the city now Kentucky, and Yankees faced 32-year to cop the hey, Hardin; Mrs. Daniel Ter- uses, chief. At the several days is now moving slow- in 1950 he receiv;- championship Hospital. present time the ed old Bob Rush 'Its the friendly -that happened to hune, 1704 Miller; diens The other, Eliza- police force ly southeastward. Showers should the EdD.' degree from the Louis F. But- Meters for the does not use - the Yankees against the Dodgers ler, Rt. 1, beth, 12, was in the esi4as when munieipal park- ard stand- your comman- be over for southeastern Ken- same school. Alrno. mg lot will be or similar overcoats. 4"- , . ',iiii in 1955 and to the 'Dodgers in Patients the blast let go and eceeed un- purchased from , tucky and there should be some dismissed from Wednes- Mr May at a Four street lights Dr. Lurry, 1956 against the Yankees. harmed by climbing thrbigh the cost of 1152.80 each. will be in- *blearing in that area today a' native of Mem- ...... day 10:00 a.m. to Friday The stalled on North in- ti. The Yankees. naturally. were 10:00 coal chute. order was held up when 14th Street be to share • soul- 4 phis, Tenn., came 'to UK in a.m. tv.,een-- - creasing couthwesterly wind over 1957 reminding Firemen from mining it developed that Olive and the to develep, a . pr9grata a each other of le56 and Mrs. the coal the type of football must of -the- abate- -testae- .for pre.. Ncrrinte. Thompson, Meter_ could• s2adi_11,f.n,.._ - a paring - saying that It ctruidtittitt VIII-,- 1301 comntunity --of arm., two •miles aratebe -agreed arr. . cause temperatures to be a few jifikor high school teach.... Main, Benton; Mrs. Mayor tat crime .... it happen again. Thomas away.away, and from Dixonville ar- Ellis and scene council degreees ers.•Prior to' that time, she Lyles, Hardin; - higher in most areas. was But Stengel's men Mrs_ James Marsh rived but were unable to control men expreised the or sickness. It assassociate professor also know and babe desire that Skies should be mostly fair ex- of home eco- that should girl, 1415 Poplar, Ben- the flames. Five of the fire. several meters mimics education they lose today, his- , next to Main Home Ec Girls cept partly cloudy in the south- at State ton; Mrs.-Carl Finnegar and Street tory will be completely against baby blackened bodies were recovered carry the same rate as east. A weak cold front moving University, and ssupervisor of sec- girl, Rt. 7, Benton; tne Study Child im,its challenge them-no team ever has lost the Randall Jones, within an hour. street meters. On a vote Care Into the Ohio Valley . from the ondary education, Kirksey; Mrs. of the Prince Geor- first three games and then come Hoyt Wilson and William Sokoly, who - lives a council it was voted northwest Saturday gees County, baby to make all The Home night and . back to win the series. boy. Rt. 1, Maio; half-mile from the Kinters, said meters in the Ec. I girls of Mur- James parking lot the ray and for the way into Kentucky Sundaeeshould pro- Reynolds, Fort he spotted flames through same Training School are She received a Stengel Pleeseg Campbell; Terry the a rate which will be study- duce some cloudiness and bring a BS. degree E. Smith Fort hatf about ing a unit in "Child from Memphis St e n g e I himself appeared Campbell, Jack heavy early-morning fog and the present rate Care". They IL Jilt to the rising temprature State University; Witcherspoon, of five have opened a M. S. pleased by the selection of the Fort Campbell; hurried to the scene. cents per hour. play school, in the trend Because of lack avail- from the University of A. L. kitchen Stn• of fast-balling Rush Cherry, 520 S. "The house went up so fast it's Mayor of the Horne fr. Tennessee, and Ph.D. as today's 6th. Ellis indicated Dept. able moisture, little if any pre- from Ohio survived." Sokol,' would that he In the play State Braves' starter, croaking "that a wonder any veto the vote school, the girls cipitation is expected with the University. She is a mem- of the coun- are studying could change a few things around said. "I could hear the screams cil on this issue. the problems Of front. her s: the Kentucky and caring Na- here." while running to help. It is some- He for young children. Regional tional Education said he felt it The Forecast Asseciations, Pi In naming Rush, thing I don't want to remem- imperative enes who have Larnaxia Haney by- County that meters next to been attending Southwest. Kentucky — Gen- Theta, Dell a Kappa Woman the street in are Randy SOURPUSS — Yankee maria11.1 passed two younger hurlers-rook- bee" the parking McClure. M a r t erally fair and a little _warmer Gamma, Omicron Nu, and lot be the same as h a other te pasiageparent l000tliri rsomenamtaMeyb..tertiitnui ie Carleton Willey and left Juan Sokoly said Kinter apparently the Wisehart, Marcia today, high 68 to 75. Partly rofeisional group. Caseltochatyanhtidaan street meters because Fielder. Ricky She is the Pizarro-because of their inexper- had been pouring kersone into a following of the Jones, Mary Eyrl author of Dies• reasons: Winter. tarry cloudy and warmer tonight, low severs& publications ience. Friday higher priced Rush. a husky righthander. coal stove When it ignited with a meters Joe Rogers, Doug .Lindesy, 45 to 52. Sunday partly cloudy, concerning education. next to the street Phyl- photographer be's eourptesseng. had a 10-6 record this season and roar. Elizabeth, who had gone to cause would lis and Janet Budgko, leaning cooler by afternoon. High During the all day parkers Jimmy sturaner of 1958, a 3.43 but is Mrs. Tom the cellar for kindling wood, said to and others Dodson. and ',Sunday 65 to 70. she Strader, age 79, died move to the Jirnmy Smith. conducted a workship for surroundings of Yankee Stadium- supposed to be fairly easy to steal Friday she heard the blast and started center of the Members Tobacco night at the Murray lot, revenue of the Home Curing Advisory: junior edge school teachers the House that Ruth Built and bases against. Gen- back to the first floor of the two- would be increased Be. class at eral 'Hospital following since the are Jury Thomas, Friday curing weather was poor the University. symbol of the a two story yellow meters next Greta Brooks, the world famous "Experience means a lot," said days illness. brick house but was street to the Patricia in southeastern Kentucky, fair in Officers would have Rayburn, Dora Vaughn, of FULA include Mrs. baseball dynasty the Braves seek Haney in explaining his choice. She driven back by a wall of flame. more users, Mary south central and good elsewhere. is survived by the view of Ann Crawford, Peggy Frarsk McGary, Ballard to destroy. "While Rush never pitched in the t h r e e She crawled out the coal chute the lot would Far- southeast County, daughters, Mrs. be blocked not Barbara Osborn, In the where it was ,.resident; M . 0. The odds-makers still rated the series, he does have Ralph Tidwell, and ran for help as much thus Judy Clark, Wrather, Murray 11 years of Murray, Mrs. giving ley. Glinda ist cloudy with light showers, humid- State, Braves an 11-5 favorite to win major Vernon Wilson, prospective parkers Jones, Sandra Gibbs, secretary; Howard league ball behind him. — a view of ity for the day averaged close to Reid, Murray, Mrs. George open parking Barbara Nesbitt, Anna Wingo, Holland Rose, the series, but for this game they Then, too, he keeps the ball low Starks, spaces. McCol- 90 per cent. The average - Marshall Puryear, Tenn.; lurn, Patsy was in County, R. L. were laying 3-2 odds that the while Willey has a tendency one son, Lelon Dolphus Councilman Spa nn McClure and Jannene Petrio,, 3ardevelL to- Strader, Hazel; Sheridan that reported Britt. I. mid-70's in the south central and aoy %tenons!, man who pitched the perfect game ward five brothers, a count on John D. Minton, T r igg high pitches." Steele, Jim Fourth Monday section and from 60 to 70 else- Milwaukee Puryear. Honor Suffers Bad Fall showed that The play school is County, directors; would stop the steam- Larsen,se who stands six-four but Steele, 306 cars pass under the 'Thehere. In the western pant of Paris, Tenn., Cullie on Main ed supervision of Trite County, roller. still is an inch shorter than Rush. Steele, New street, and 216 Miss Inez Haile, state where clear skies per- KEA Directors; Mxico, Elmer on Maple supervising Mrs. D. T. The weathrman warned of ps- never has recaptured the glory and Finis Steele, between the hours teacher, and Mrs. mitted marimum warming during Cooper, Tilghman, RFD 2, Haze 9:00 of 8:00 and Charles KEA Dr. sible rain that would force a that was his on Oct,. 8, 1956 when Dolphus Sheridan of near Cross- a.m. On Outland, student afternoon, Planning Board, and dren grandchil- Tuesday the count teacher. the humidity dropped postponement and give the be- he pitched and eleven land suffered was 385 on 'kepair Harry Spgrass, beatirray his perfect game great-grand- painful injuries u , Main lie-:d to around 30 per cent. There State, leaguered a chance against the children. ee 114 on chairman TES. Dodgers in the fifth about the head, and chest when 7h'aP'e• ilthethree Firemen should be less cloudiness in the to reorganize his pitching game She was a ow potir-afft two Called At staff. j of that series. member of the he reportedly fell from a tree the council southeast and south central por- Yank Llnup Not Set Mason's (Impel which 7:00 The big Yankee had a 9-6 rec- Methodist ohur- on Monday. Sheridan was coon passes each Last Night tions of the state bray, with Stengel's lineup was uncertain, ord this ch. The end of the season, was bothered by funeral will be conduct. hunting, it is reported, when he municipal parking pair lower humilities. Humidity should Bro. pending ed this lot each Hodge Will the physical condition of a sore elbow for much of the afternoon at fell from a tree which he climbed Mayor day. Firemen were increase somewhat in other cases 2:30 at the Ellis said he called to Orch- left fielder-catcher Elston How- year, but 'made a remarkable Hazel Methodist to get a coon. issue a would ard Heights last today and Sunday. Curing wea- Preach On Sunday Church wit public statement night about 7:00 ard, who suffered a knee in- i comeback iseeis last two appear- Dennis' Knott and Apparently he landed on his torhThThee on his o'clock when it was ther is expected to continue good J. E. Under- thought that jury in Thursday's second game ances when he held the wood oilleciating. head and shoulder. Although councilhtehaerdciiityrep:pr_t an oil heater caught th the west and north central Rev. Hodge, pastor of the Free Burial will be fire. Fire- ce ,Co, in Milwaukee. But Braves Man-I Orioles to a total of two hits in in the Mt. Painfully injured he walked with patently men said that too and northeast and fais to good Will Baptist Church, will be the Pleasant Cemetery. the city much oil had . ager Fred Haney was certain to 11 innings. In an effort to relieve The grandsons his companions about one mile following expenses are been allowed to run in the south central and south- speaker at the Church of God, will act as pall- the budget into the go— with his left-handed hittin the strain on his elbow. Lars be before help could be obtained. ly with fairly close- heater before it was le east seetlan-g. 15sliss- gMult! 02 efftrth- Beeeed Street, the and that array ICE—Filfs-1411T-13-r-tin in -Ras gone back to occasional wind He is. in the Murray Hospital eeeeption of it blazed up more opened day night at 740. - The _."14.11/et -Funeral street department the than. usual. _ in the day arid closed at center field and Frank Torre at -ups instead . of 'complete }tome ar present whet* 'NO public cordially no- Hazel has charge the time and has paving $3180 a damage was incurred by night according to the University The is invited first base. This is • the lineup windup style of the funeral will cause a he used in. the per- contracted pneumonia as a re- deviation. the scare and no equipment was of Kentucky tobacco experts, ex- to atten.d, which routed fed arrangements City 21-game winner t game. sult of his injury. Judge Jake Dunn render- used by firemen, t s

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. 41.rf;PY— NOT AU, LEpipostir PAGE TWO ,EDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — OCTOBER 4, 1958 S TURD,/ TIIE LEDGER & TIMESInjuries Hit Late Fulton Rally Falls Short * PUBLISHED by LEDGER / TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. :ne Conselidatien of the Murray Ledger. rhe Calloway Times. and The runes-Herald. October 2s, 1928. and the West Kentuckian. January MSC Weak Spot As Murray Hi Tigers Win 27-26 I. 1942 JAMES C. sV1LLIAMS PUBLISHER The Murray &ate College A last halt rally fell ikon as The extra point was good so the de reserve !he right to rejed any Advertising. Letten isa the Editor Thoroughbred.s could hardly be lie Murray High Tigers *Aged Tigers lead was cut to 6 points. ir Public Vaace .teras which, in our opinion, are not for the best called injury-plagued this sea- the Fulton Bulldogs 2'7-28 in a After ;he Fla/ton kickoff a Mur- OD pie • ri wrest oi our readers son as only two major •injuries thriller last n:ght on the leutton ray pass was intercepted which have N'AVONAL NEPRE5ET4TATIVE5t WALLACE WITMER CO. Mb eccurred. held to end a 15-aanse winning' gut the Elieliduas u ad Sr way sterime. Memphis. renn 250 Park Ave. New York: 3117 N Miche These eitei, however, have came streak for the Bulldogs. again. Eight plays later Fulton in Ave_ C'hieego SO Etelyston Ste Boetion. to piayees at the same pouuoss, The Tigers had jumped out to was resting in Murray's end F0 27-0 lead in the first half and z..ne with their 26 points. The entered at the Post Office, Murray. Kentucky, for transmission se quarterback. and that is the posi- a Murray tine paled leveret Class Matter tion at wh.ch the team has the first ablaut* el the third up the Tuiteta HOUSE TR ,he least personel. Wade Herper, quarter, only to see tee scrappy back just short ot the goal bee 737-M-4. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: k Camer in Murree. per we "'de, pa the number 1 man at !he spot, lhalltogs come back to score 26 on the try for the extra poist month &Se !n Calloway and adjoining counties, per eear, $3.e.k else- USEILl OIL wrenched a knee a Week be- points and hold the locals to whiesh meant deteat for the 13u11- nere, $551 Thee!, $45 fore lie first game and hasn't nothing more than one first dcgs. • Starks Han SATURDAY — OCTOBER 4, 197,8 izer action yet, and Tue,day, it Sows. Fulton see tbeir hands on the More : was discovered that Buddy Park- Once again Joe Bob Direwer ball again with 1:43 to go but the For 'he number 3 man, had se- was the Tiger hero scoring three deck ra nout. Final score Mur- bruised touchdowns, pa,sing for another, rey 27. Fultoft 26. \HOUSE TR IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED e-Ned a badly liver in ne Florence State gains and and Melting up 114 yards on the 37-'M-4. . Nev.- 7ity Hall and Gas $120.000 v.• :Led be out ca Saturday's OVC ground. However, tie resekved a e:ash great deal of help from Ronnie Sewer Plant Expansion $125,000 Eastern. : liBEFtDEEN Perker, who threw a tedch- Christopher, who played an out- Kentucky High School P5 head rei New School Buildings $110,000 down piss and had two good standing defensive game sad also Football Results Ky., Fairgrc Plitnning and Zoning Commission with running gatns, was slated for aided a great deal on offense. her A 1 pi es of action against :he The Tigers completely domin- Professional Consultation Ma- Unaed ,Pessa Isterriational helfeln, anc ns Harper may get into the ated play during the lent half Paducah lelgbanot. 7 BIG DAY JOY AND GLOOM — Sadly, Wes Covington (43) of the Braves (left) all from E ._:ame fr 3 few plays, but most as they scored 20 points and Madisonville IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED OwenbJro Si • .r 6 watches 's mighty, 2-run blast sail into the stands in the fifth inning of f the id wall be carried by bottled up the Fulton passing 2979. E. T. 1 Madisonville 6 311w-fie1d the opening game of the World Series. At the right, Hank trots across the plate to le•nnie Babb, who did a work- attack and running game. Indus.f.rial Expansion Cwington Holmes 20 McDougald (12), eese jub against Florence. Murray took advantage of two be welcomed by Gil by which time was Sidrwalks, Curbs, Gutters The Boone County 0 f.rst reserve first quar- half-way to the dugout after scoring ahead of Bauer. The blow put the Yanks a- 80 ACRE F fer the pasilion will Fulton fumbles in the Danville 31 Madison-Model 0 Wideled streets In Some Areas head, 3-2. running wz be a freshman, Buddy Scearcy. ter to register their first het) Murray 27 Fulton 26 fumbl- stock barn, Continued Home Building A few other Racers are nursing touchdowns. 'The Builder Russellville 28 cuts and bruises second play- from Football tion. Locate Airport For Murray from the Flor- ed on the Franklin-Serlson 19 College ence game. but they are expected see:new/age after the opening kick Lynn Grov k'Ity Valley 22 Eastern 0 Results Quit& Auditorium ready to go by tonight. and flrewer recovered for the .sale Indianapolis (Ind.) Attuoks 13 Unite* Press International Read The Ledger Classifieds • see Was bet Murray' Jim Cullivan rs Cell',21 1 sat that scouting reports showed Two running plan netted a TO ACRE P Manual 15 Atherton 13 Detroit 26 Quantieo Marines 13 bath, tioubl the Maroons to be be:ter than minus two yards so Murray took Shawnee 35 KW 0 N. Carolina 8 Sou. Cal. 7 school bus r el:her of the two teams his to the air as Jerry Henry hit Butler 32 Waggener 0 E. Mich. 21 Youngstown 12 be bought v Thoroughbreds have played. but Brewer with a nine yard pass. Southern 26 Trinity 21 Washburn 26 E. New Mex. 0 17 ACRE BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY that he thinks his team has im- Brewer ripped for the first down F Country Day 12 Bardstown 0 St. Thorne, 12 Augsburg 7 proved ervjih to rate the game a three running bath, harsh on the 26 and Lcyall 41 Hall 6 St. 12 DALE & STUBBLEFIELD Ala. Xavier lid) 6 heat, utility So built we the wall ... for the people toss-up. reported that toe plays later Brewer passed to Eastern Lynch 26 Whhesburg 0 Located on lines which averages 205 Steve &miters for 'he Vrt I had a mind to work. Neh. 4:6. pounds. .77.nha nie2 Wallins 0 GOOD LOT will outweigh the Muriav peints. Brewer !her rs.n the oxtra JOIN COLLEGte•LL-STARS Pineville 28 Lyon Camp 0 Will Be Open This Sunday forward W .about 10, pounds a tric Zee:, ha Similarly minded men have built Christian poin! over. so the Tigers led 7-0 NEW 'YORK (LIPPI) — Jim men He :said that, as usual, eelliarnsburg 13 Bell County 6 • rood/Pend i fortre,Ises all or the free with 4:47 to go in the first Cunningham of Fordham and for your Drug, Prescription and Sundry Needa. world. the Mardo have at least two Daviess County 27 Providence 20 Highway ire period The Bulldogs then took Connie Dierking of Cincinnati fine running backs. two or three. Sturgis II Crittenden County 6 Priced to si the. Murray kickoff and returned have agreed to play for the ei good puertor backs and a hard Somerset 19 Black Star 6 WE WILL BE CLOSED from SIX R0 it to the 41 where they fumbled College All-Stars against the 0 hitting, well-rounded team. Bellevue 3,3 Campbell County 24 •00 a. m. 1:00 water, Payr and Jimmie Wee recoverei for New York Kreekerbockers Oct. 11 to p.m for Choral Hour . The game will .be the eighteen- DIx•.• Heights 32 Dayton 19 the Tigers. Brewer and Christ- 18. $775000. th between :he teams. Eastern Henry Clay 14 Mount Sterling 13 opher accounted for a Murray SIX ROOM having won eight. Murray 7, and Ashland 28 Ironton (Ohio) 22 ment, trat down on the 30. From thii utitit Iwo ending in ties. Last year's Shetbyville 21 Anderson 0 floors, built. A to Yesterday's P•441'11 point Brewer dashed into the CROSSWORD PUZZLE game. which was won by the Meet 49 Carlisle 0 age. Highw Mareons 26-19. still gives Cued,en2I zone with Murray's der- Highlands Frazee, Melugin & Holton 47 Newport 7 see Stris bet, ACROSS i Nerv• van nightmares. One Eastern teentii point. The kick was .11o* Beechwood spetstre 44 Batavia (Ohio) 0 INSURANCE AGENTS w. Brew score made on a long run by a good so Murray led 13-0. - 1• HIM We - 044044,4ng Leetnron Duabar 22 •• Builating, 01 4- 2Core Is -4' 44.-, 11..1 of Player who had stepped out of After an exchange of punts r4p4e,1 laseta 1 Lnekland (Ohio) Lincoln 0 AUTOMOBILE FIRE — CASUALTY 196. bounds but was no: seen early in the seeend quarter Mur- be- Raceland 46 Catlettsburg 13 • .1 fatale cause the nearest official was ray began to roll once more. 15-lam. Jeeamine County 27 Irvine 0 knocked urscunscious Starling on his own 16. Brewer Telephone 331 Gatlin Building tslands during the Belfry 26 Paintseelle 0 14- isinlber whittle Ind play. _Another was scored on the galloped to the 29 far a rest 1;.- Sign of Springfield 52 Par., 0 last play of :he • sou .1Ie first half, when down. Two plays later Brewer Tempkinsville 19 Murray, Kentucky is- t:ror.tonc• 22• lee.r• • !he half-time horn blow during passed to Christopher up to the IT-loonies* better Livingston (Tenn 1 0 lentos r • Pure vett the play and Murray playesa 40.444enry then found the range Trigg County 21 1111-1.4boin nen stopped punnet of an Eastern with a pass to Billy Kopperud t UCieni Mike A Differenr• Who Writes Your Inalariunge" 4m• 1:04Tet't 26 - 11,4de on Henderson County T 22-14niall nrotpree• runner and headed for the dress- who raced to the Fulton 25. Two ot.e.14 OS 22-nputoo. far Caldwell County 20 at-I',.. tl..'-et ing room_ runreng plays moved 24-Prertz - ml.. 'teflon, the ball tO NI organeeld 14 • - pager II-Pronoun 4,- 1•044014ma Cullivan reports only one pos- • the 15, and from here Henry :3- Periud ert 411., ;ease as Louisa 26 Nickell 6 5, Mace •ro.,.• sible change over last week's West Passed to Brewer for the third Taylor 551 211- At 'his e••- 42.Kr natte••••• staring lineup and that is at 26 Newpne Catholic 7 .• sy •• .• nwissa4 touchdown. The extra point wet W! 4,• t stoPbei Erlanger Lloyd 4 440 V.1-i ^e right end, where Hatflasck Jim Ludlow 0 1,11,I, posieb..4- kicked by Brewer so the score- Bambourv,; Iloo Kr, 31 -A gab- C.444•41 Barton will played the le 26 London 13 Thorough- board read at the end of the •II ,1 leari 33-St nnIt1 2 a breds kickoff. If they receive. children, vet o 74,7. halt Murray 20. Fulton 0. num., he le-.'base. Marvin Kaiser will start. 1 3 4i4"1. Aftea the half time rest. Brew- pralr14 311- Wager Other starters include : LE: Raisins' • 34- a ka. • et er on the first play ft-cm OCT:111- hmatesers Wing 15 Stout: LT: Burton. W: Davis, good PIM :11.1.114arttor mage, ran through the entire 1111111,141m Center: Taylor. Rd: Hickereon, ON do Facts in North Fulton team for 75 yards and Re- hlan4t. 'I RT: Chapman, RE: Barton or the/ Sr. 41-St nee Perna annther Murray Kaiser QR. Babb, LH: %%meek. TD. The leek AND DOI 43-014hI0, n was good by Brewer so the Tig- a IIsI' deter 44-31 weir • as • . RH Carman. and TB: Morris. tight win Wr.• met, _ T.:•:0 ers led 27-0. Of the 1 44- I ,rvpsy r.... From this point on the Bull- •rwts• tett 44,,p Airs prone' .4 .2 1:::•;.rie dogs were a different team. Min- Wagon fa sla no• Figures sa. Wear,. utes later Fulten blocked a Niur- ay punt in ¶T5 • L4.V.' '• ••4 Fight Results end zone and oh 1. 311 recovered it for a toucridowe. LEEP St I. r NEW ,YORK UPI — Facts and However, the all-important ccn- ad abet IS-Obtain 41 * figures on the : • U nee* Press i nes rristIonal yen -in was missed_ • Into nee DOWN Opponents--Mideault se Braves, 44 45 en 49 30 RA4.1140RE — Tony Anthony. to the 1.Everrene r•••••::.)41 champions, vs 2-observe TM. NM, York, sdopped Archie Three 'ffenutes la:cr the Sue.- National League stirred 51 c2.:.1 52 34eBride. 186d Trenlen, dogs put together a 59 yard drive New Y:•rk Yankees, American egp. 4-Pb, ad rpm. to cut !he Murray margin to League champions. Ls 6.15.'a,- ••• 4 Winner-First team to win tour sleep. 3 .22.111.111.1L• gips Man Football 27-13. On the third play of the 8-Prfifflint D,str. by I•ited r•

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CTOBER 4, 1958 SATURDAY — OCTOBER 4. 1958 LEDGER & T/MES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE Five Years Ago Today to Yesterday's Puzzle Ledger & Times File CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer ACROSS 9-Murderer Mrs. Eula Ward, age 80, passed away at the home 10-Butter of her I -Pe mere n tans atshstltute • daughter, Mrs. Glyco Wells on North 12th Street tetillok (csiluxi. CI this morning. I- Beverage II-girds home 11-bared image as per word fee see day• mheamitsio Bell busily 18- rd of 17 limits tor SOS — Oa per Wart fee titer ads 12- ars payabi• 1 advanss. The tobacco barn of 0. B. Boone burned Sunday cowed listl 23-S ads et reit 4.3.0 12-Make lace t3-Molars night about 1:00 a.m. The barn and tobacco were a total 14-River in 24-Chinese FJcA Africa ONE GAS HEATER, 60,009 STU., BY loss involving about $3500. a7n00 OWNER, modern 3 bedroom 15-Deduce 25-rogctlin• uS- -Phases 27 -lie-azure of 000 r FOR SALE Practically new. Wall thermostat. brick house four years old, /12 17 I—TOR RENT '1 Mr. and Mrs. George Ed Jones and two sons, Bobby 19-BtZiythe weight 0IRI .2IMI1 Call 790-J. 19-45C mile from colleee on Coldwater in Si-Be is debt .015101 and Tommy, have returned to their home in New Orleans, sleep Se-Waser HOUSE TRAILER, 30 foot. Call Road, plenty of closets, large 20- Apportion 25-Thin eesin MODERN Furnished Apartment La., after a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Se-Equal 737,M-4. 10-4P SEIGILER OIL utility and garage. Phone 1917. 31-Pertairlina HEATER with Jones, to the ear 37 - Transactioo blower & tubing, excellent con- 10-4C Large windrow fan, electric heat, 23-Wood) plant 311-13eeorne more 44-So be it! 60-Unit of OIL HEATER: Duo- • corrupt Maa's USE01 One dition, will 512 Broad Street. E. 14'Metal 46- Laiskan heat 5 rooms. day T. Bilbrey. Mrs. Emma Valentine, age 89, passed away this flu-Paused *1)-Wasch nickname • Theilll $45.. One Siegler $100 43-Alights 47-Actual being currency phone 368, night Ey-2-3970. TFC 23-Take Starks Hardware. "More Things NOT1CZ morning about 9:15 a.m. at the home of her son, Van, lUaiiy 43-Inene of First 49- Musk. as 63- Printer's 10-61P 1 on North 16th Street, 31-Couluctlon mIra els wrItteo rne.,sure For More People." 4 ROOM FURNTSIMEi garage 12-1,1sh eggs THREE GIRLS winter Coats, apartment. Newly decorated. Call 23-Pronoun ) di3 a ffli s aa:•:'..z9 10 ii FREE vairAtx-rION FOR TER- Dr. Gammon D. McClure 34-Danish land opened his office in Murray 49:•• HOUSE TRAILER, 30 foot. Call sizes 8, 10 & 12, call Hu-9-2190 1217. 10-IC division mrcr. — Rid your home of rata, today at 212 Woodlawn Avenue for the practice of gene- 36-Trousers NV.13 .1st 14 after 400 pm. 10-8C 12 37-M -4. 10-11P mice, roaches and termitees, call APARTMENT, 3 ral dentistry. 38-1 ,•=t nip Ill UltriERNISHIF.D 29-1'art of foot RUU Sam Ii 10 4,••••••;17 II A. B. DICE MIMEOGRAPH Kelley, licerieed & insured. rooms and bath, one bleat from 41-Ninabva • Judge R. Hall Hood 43-Shape by aBERDEEN-ANGLTS cattle sale. machine in excellent Phone. 441. Tr college. $30.00 plus utilities. Ph. passed away last night at 12:25 working following a heart attack at his home tattling Ki••• ...,0a n head registered. Madisonville, condition with well constructed 7E1 for appointment. 10-6C on Olive Boulevard, 4&-Big IUIl:&ASV:....ae lUll SiNGER Sewing Machine Rep- 411-511,nhamme- Ky., Fairgrounds, Monday, Octo- storage es Ikko'.. 21 nti:t i• and work cabinet. Does resentatire now den no! al:_:.:33g1 •:.*:w•- hems in Murray rims Room HOUSE. 1 mile 30-Partm r....-...%-: ber A 1 p.m. CDT. Bulls, bred clean, clear copy work. Easily 27 ,X.2s 79 For sales, service or repairs, east of Elm CaMer.• OA 2.5 • heifrA, and cows with calves, Grove Church. Call 51,- Awn,. *X operated, closed cylinder machine. it iii75 contact Bill Adams, 201 S. 13th 723-01 after 5:00 p.m. 10-5C 52-Afternoon ' Ileralt33 all from El-Mar Angus Farms, Priced reasonably. See at Taylor 31 :4•24:Xti::::* 37 the Braves (left) St. Phone 1564-84 or 206'7-R, party 444••:•••PAO: .4, • Madisonville, phone Taylor I- Motor Co. 10-0C 5 11-Lairs he fifth inning of Murray, Ky. TIC ROOM HOUSE, 4 mile out on 55-Man' 31 35 :76:: 37 2979. E. T. Boggess, owner. I0-4C 138II-I' Toss the plate to blacktop Phone 677 days, tt-R4 nickname ..504 RLOMING AFRIC.AN VIOLETS. 515- Emmet •)). •:•:39 40 Kg*.•1 47 .v§ort Vhitey Ford was nights 10-7P 17-Dirk 10, 15 and 250. Mrs. J. D. Farris, Services Offered .:.:.:::...x... ON put the Yanks a- 80 ACRE FARM, 7 room house, r 43 44 66::::::4SiM 4c, 47 1007 Poplar St. 10-41C APIAREE1111111r. 4 DOWN running water, good garage, :•10:kibiat= rooms Private bath & entrance. 1-.Seed As 0 a50 stock barn, good state of cultiva- MO- WING ,MACHINE for 8N MATTRESSES REBUILT like Heat and rontainers water furni.shed. 502 S-Unc:/sed 11111 tion. Located between Murray- Ford Tractor. See Mrs. Harry new. West Ky Mattress Mg. *702 53 11. sa Elm. Phone 1948. 10-7P 3-Dark red 51 Lynn Grove. Owner retiring— Coles near Green Plain or phone Co., Paducah, Ky Murray rep- 4-Wale ,!•:'..; Ita. III 6-Con,umed QuirA .sale $9000.00. You should 954-W-1. 10-NC resentative Ta be rs Upholstery THREE ROOM Apartment with :::::• 56 IN0:::K 57 lassifieds • 6-A ',tate illUU•AA.* II •••• I see is before buying. Shop, 101 N. 3rd. Phone 544. b a t h, kitchenette, refrigerator, tabhr.1 •OIL .111____Alum salt Atoms ereek cuter nist. In United ester* S lea e, Inc. ,U flflJfl, 1nJu._, I0-29C rirtiarrt Yfont Fireplace dorm winnows with shim semen bath, double garage, mail and entrance. 206 North OM. and 1 door Call 17. school bus route. Nice home. Can installed $189. Also the triple Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan 10-7P be bought worth money. track. No down pay- .nent, up to 36 Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 17 ACRE FARM, months to pay. 6 room house, day* • week. Call Roane Comfort Company, 108 long d manse* bath, hardwood floors, furnace cohost, I WANTED EFIELD South 12th Street Phone tsoa Mayfield 43S• Uninh Cisy heat, utility room and basement. TU-5-9361. Yak( every motto,: day 10-14-C 11-150 Located on 641 highway. GOOD USED COAL STOVE for GOOD LOT, 5 room &hitt Sunday house, elec- HEA- TING STOV'E, good condi- monument shop. Phone days 85 tric lea:, hardwood HELP floors, utility tion, $25.00 Fay Woodworth * WANTED or 536 after 5 pm, 10-0C rood/land garage. New Visit Sundry Needs * i Concord mile north Almo His, first road Highway outside city limits. left, first house. 10-4P HOMEIS7', ambitious, Christian to ( Priced to sell. LOST & FOUND Kentucky State Parks --- train to manage Geri-May stamp from SIX ROOM HOUSE. running USED ONE ROW DORN picker, I redemption and district supply %arch Hour water, Payne Case, Dearborn, John Deere, Bell this fall Street. Quick sale store to Calleh In Murray soon. LT: Large Alr Force navy $2750.00. CIty and 121.C. Vinson 'Tractor. Contact Savaliray, BOX AC Wal- blue duffle tag between bus SIX ROOM Phone 2304. Cadiz Road. 10-4C HOLM, bath, base- nut St., Mayfield. 10-7C station di 14th Street. If found ment, utility room, hardwood contact John Farme r. Phone TWO BOYS SUITS, size 12, navy Card of Thanks available at floors, built-in cabinets and gar- To my 2007- 10-0C LANA TURNER (Constance MacKenzie and Lee Xrserfatioss and beige, also boys car cost, friends, who so graci- age. Highway 6E. You should ously Phillips (Michael Rossi), just two of the many stars on size 12 Phone 1140. 10-4C pretreated me with a new see this before SIGNS FOR BOUT buying. wheel chair, may I extend my of the best seller "Peyton Place" who bring it to * Pine Mt. State Park, Pineville W. 41. &awn Real O Estate, Gatlin DUO TfTERNI Oil stove. Also most sincere thanks. life on the screen. "Peyton Place" is in CinemaScope Carter Caves State Park, Olive Hill Building, °Ince PHILADELPHIA (UPI) —Lea * Phone 11042, Res.''fiat top desk. H. B. Jones, phone Mrs. Altie Miles and Technicolor and starts Sunday at the Varsity 146. Matthew:,. 19-year old Philadel- 10-0C 964411, Stella, Ky 10-4C VIP Theatre at regular admission. * Natural Bridge State Park, Slade phia lightweight who Is unde- feated in 14 pro fights, has stgned * General Butler State Park, Carrollton Mettopkia Novel of Me Old West to meet Cuba's Orlando Zulueta * Pennyrile State Park, Dawson Springs p in a 10-round bout here on Oct. 11,,v I I c) 21. ...pa other parks... Ii;d4414 Murray Lumber Co. Inc. rarsoil" ErV' Wit LI.-1343014.'" . "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" I GIANTS' LINEMAN HURT 104 East Maple St. Pheee 262 C 1w Wt.?! Cod P.-, ,"ed by •-ranstamear with Dodd. • Mead and Ok Diehl Wiled by KIWI reatoree Sintacate. MRS YORK (OM) — Roose- ;Gr.acosi&wirazeiei Acme dud,AZ velt Brown, powerful New York rew.z,eocyoy.d..r..io WHAT HAS IIIIIrTENKD Supply, at least not single Adacfend 162 ..idente WI et, eau' Pettis List tits w,fe he wom- "A notion.- Rettig said, nop- Giants' !Moran, may miss Sun-, en haul three email chekerva end wandei• she said Arid Harry nut- Irig to let it go at that He day's game against the Philadel- CNC /k lust. Knowing Paul p etiortimni,tigs her said there were none Stubblefield Drug at Ad''be glaneed Dale & at Elizabeth, as •,,d fearful for the welfare 01 rbe though ph:a Eagles because of a leg Walls, at least none that were telling tier to childrea, his young slater iliesbeth keep Pies month injury suffered in last Sunday's Mrs Ben Kilgore, moved in with them They tweed hi fit to raise children" shut. PRESCRIPTIONS Director of Pocks O prairie wagon from to Paul RetUg opening contest with the Chi- Kansas and thee no smacked tua Lips to We*, its no matter. Butler Tame is Paul's cago Cardinals. haehasard search is, bis Idle of • illustrate his annoyance -My said. ilia smile was immense 'I • good piece to Wilk goodness, to hear you tell it, Elie- Os* day intended to turn back ttua after- V&A In hostile Indian country abeth. NANCY by Raerbuna Bums In North Texas lei izabeth realizes I ought to nave her all noon, but pert...Ts we Could *amp they are lost Pau*, to character picked out or scenethin.." the night by the creek." gb AI not admit Oda, and announces "It wookin t hurt before you -Help yowler'?" WHEN • 11,2 determination to build • horn. Rettig ma ---BUT SHE CAN I SE LL YOU right where they are is tbe middle made your brag," she med. "Paul, and turned oack to his work. of the praireiand. 1611sabeth can't why don't we settle in PROBABLY WON'T SOME CHRISTMAS strews with town, Mutes rotates ma eat a nal I HOPE I CAN1 Paul effectlrely •nough to Dodge s' 'p hint from chopping up their City for instance?" hamar ano snifteo no feet ro BUY AN SHE'S CARDS THE DAY wagon for "rion SELL SOME firewood. t want to eettle in town. rye n something Le M. SUCH A' PIKER NO--- I'VE BEFORE Tin not a man who likes to Woe* be turneo to ro• sergeant &nu CHRISTMAS CARDS tor a wage, or take BOUGHT PRICE CHAPTER another is sate. 'Bivouac the men by the TO NANCY r THE Dam Never tiave been, _ QLEEP was Impowribie for Eliz- so donft creek, Ciolltria" \*.k. MINE AND OF STAMPS try to make me into one" lie • abeth Rettig too she slipped "Yes sir " stirred the fire "If you'd stayed The detail led MAILED THEM WE NT UP into net dress and walked over their mount in Illinois I'd have rise a wife by creek, to the dying ire. Paul Rettig the equipment ant club ALREADY now. I'm thankful foe what you Maras stirred in his blankets, then sat rattling Mealier h watch- efeli done, but • man can't attract • ed dap. "1 can't sleep either New Harry Butlei, then she said, woman when tie already nay one • lleces get me too "1 didn't think I'd ever see you excited for They don't think to ask whether Sleep. You, too?" again, Harry ' 1 you're my sister or not." She lodged ntrn to be a man 'Wm" Elizabeth said. "You • "Wall I never!" Elizabeth said, who needed encottragemerd tor know they don't- Worry keeps el didn't mean to make you was a Yankee who lived with- The awake." Ormillgr51. mad," Rettig mkt "But you in the ,units ot •ertain hide- "That's a be •••••••• waste of time." Ret- worry too much. Elizabeth Si ••• r•SO %,•••••• bound Mlles. of oehavior tig said. "If somethihs main to way, wanting trverythtm past se - eertainly glad your happen. It'll nappen and worryin• Forget about tomorrow; it kind brother turned south " Butler won't help one way Or the other. of takes care of itself:* said. AMIE an' by Ernie Maybe you should nave stayed • • • • — SLATS "It was an accident.- Ellaabeth in Peoria, Elizabeth. We'd get Within a week Paul Rettig bad said. "He got lost • sn all nght." erected the walls of bis sod hut, "No 7" Butler laughed Then • 11 "Would you? Paul, face the but In his hurry to get the yob he took her arm and steered her , truth for once.' doele, he had built too close to the toward the pile of sod aloe K He ran his fingers through his spot where he dug his blocks, and Rettig nad 'eft ova. She sat Unbarbered flair, "Gettin' ended chilly up with • fairly large pit down and Butler abuse before again. I'll g-t some more wood right by the front door. her. • foot elevated and otaced for the fire." He got up and went The wagon tongue became the against the pile "Elizabeth, "meld to the wagon and brought neck main ratter, but there the wood yen Oelieve me it i said that the tool box., then chopped It seemed to Into peter out., for Rettig Camp Supply was 9 very lonely kindling. insistence on a daily fire had con- place after you left "You'd be better off It you sumed the rest of the wagon, save "No, 1 woottei'll sekeve it, out burned the iey, nandle," she said. two short planks. thanks for sliming so - He seemed offended by the Elizabeth insisted that he make Fie laugheel again sad slapped Si allege/Mon. "An ax is a tooL ro a a :able of the planks, and lettig ties thigh -This is rare good luck 7),iddire man, that's a crime. gave in to net; from that day for me. mean you here. and burrito' e tool." He sat down. forward they ate their meals Me taking a patrol out every ; crosalegged, and spread his hands standing while the buffalo gnaLs eight days." Then be sobered. to the rising heat. "I've been buzzed in through the open win- "Lieutenant Burkhauser, he al- thinking, Elizabeth, that when I dows and door. ternates on patrol with me, will get the place mitt, you ought to The children. who mitred wwAY ibio this toddy, but I want to go back to Peoria. MI make out from the emidy mast of the day. warn you now that he's a Texan, all right here." saw the column of cavalry when and you know what Nara Texans LIL' ABMEllt by Al Capp dat't worry about you, they were yet 5 mile away; Ret- are." tig rind IClizabeth went outside "I don't knuw any," she said, AH BIN WAITIN'3g "Well, kids will make and watched I OFF WE GOES, AH'LL them the them come on. Smiling. "but from the way you SOMEONE)- silt. 1 ain't sayin' that you're They nailed thirty yards from say that, I would suspect that he AH WANTS TO FL's/ TO `PARS FO' INTO TH' WILD PUT • Wit a comfort to them, illtrribeths, the voddy. then Lieutenant Butler is a very nice man." N00`/AWK CITY, WIF GUTS ENUFF ID ENLue YONDER!! YORE but a man's got to take Carl of separated nimaelf from the pa- "Too nice, damn It." He looked CAPTAIN EDDIE TAKE A Cl-IANCE ON 2?-WHAR'Sme HAND / own. What I mean is. Tye trol and came on with a Snide at her Intently for a t surg- moment. RICKETY BACK. .r" , TRANS - DOCPATCH !! STICK, been thinker of taking a woman He dismounted and flogged his then said: "Elizabeth, Pm not a ? ON IT, rowing to wife. and you'd be in the way." het against his shoulders, reb- pushy man, and the reason I "What ate a rank cloud hifting woman?" of duet. He was didn't speak at Camp Supply was 'What do you mean, what a tall man, in his middle twen- 1 thought four days was, mighty igainst woman? How in thunderation do ties, dapper, mustached. easy- Short time tot a Mari to—" f• I know? I ain't picked her out mannered. "It IS," vibe said quickly. "War- yet!" He shook his head. "The "Elizabeth, I had no idea—" ry, you're nice, but give this Some 1, way you talk a peraon'd think I He turned to Paul Rettig and of- time. I'll be here when you come couldn't get a woman. Hell, I fered his hand. "How are you, back." n't such a had looking man girt" -Yes, of course." He ritneght- hen I dress myself a little." Rettig shook heads briefly, dis- 'lied and slapped nil heads "Paul, them Isn't a woman trustfully. -Tolerably well.* against his tire stomach. Then he RY • within_ a hundred Juilerl." -My Point etivf_lim Mild]." But- 'That _wasn't exactly "Now you don't know that," let said. "I'm .delighted to see the speech 1 intended to make, D:te: Patd Rettig said. "'Elizabeth. you again, all ot yeti.° fle frown- but seeing es kiwi 1 Spired all 're Mikan' without knowin' ed slightly. "But I understood chance to make it was gone, I'm lo ." f•••• ••,11, IN OAP.0 1110,9 11,1~... whether it's so or net." you e en moviiw west, air. Why prriteful for saying this much.' "Where were nrawomen at Camp did you turn south?" . . _ (To So Continua) •

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• • — PAGE POUR LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — OCTOBER 4, 1958 • Jessie llouston ,in the absence of the president, Mrs. Mackie Hobbs, president; uise Baker, Mrs. Overcast and The November meeting was Mrs. Hazel Tutt. Mrs. Gladys Hale, vice president, First Service ss Ruth Lassiter were a corn- announced to be held in the Club and Mrs. Katie Martin Overcast, home Lochie LandoIt, Editor Phone 1685 Newly elected officers were .rnittee appointed workon the of Miss Ruth Lassiter with recording secretary. My. Sallie Installs Officers installed by Mrs. Jessie Houston service club ye for the Lawrence serving as Roane new year. hostess in her home for :he The Jessie Houston Service of Texas. Installed were Mrs. B. Melugin, Mrs. Mary December meeting. Lc Club of the' Supreme Forest Woodman circle met Thursday evening, October 2 in the borne cf Mrs. Mackie Hubbs, 512 Beale *L. Voi# fr4• t411 Street. Committees were appointed to be the speaker. HoStesses are make plans for the annual Fall United Overbey, Rally to be held Thursday even- %did Mesdames George E. flat Fution SOCIAL CALENDAR Sandford Andrus, Garnett Jones ing, October 9 at the Women's By SUSAN LUMEN and Miss Ruth Lassiter. Club House. A banquet will pre- • • • a reed Saturday, October 4 , Jchn Shroat. the meeting. Motional and 7TIBERE'8 a certain pert Oyu •• • • Wednesday. October 8th -date officers will bee present. I gaiety about these clever- The Woodmen Circle Juniors ly designed The WSCS. of the Lynn knitted hats. will met at two o'clock at the The Lottie Moon Circle of the Mrs. Mary Louise Baker, vice Especially for Grove Methodist Church will those of American Legion Hall. There Firs: Baptist Church will meet president, conducted the meeting you with travel In mind, PArt meet at the church at 8 o'clock will be an election of officers at seven-thirty in the home of these toppers will come in kir the corning year and pracce 'Mrs. Henry Warren, 317 N. 71h pm. very handy for packing, as • • • • Group Three at ,the Christian tbr special dr.11 work. they can be easily folded to In B, • • • • st • • • • The Arts and Crafts club will Women's Fellowehip will meet in fit in limited luggage space. the church parlor at seven-thirty The Delta Mu chapter of The. Tuesday. October 7th meet in the home of Mrs. Hallie Tallored Motif in the evening. Mrs. Jerry Tau Phi Lambda Sorority will The Ann Haeltine Clan of Purdoen, 705 Main Street at two- Suites The three hats will be hostess. pictured have important Memorial thirty in the afternoon. are very flattering an business the Baptist Church'will • • • • without The anti meeting • • • • getting away from the tai- at one o'clock at the meet in the home of Mrs. C. J. Everitt AL•t• Murray B The Wesleyan Circle of site Group Four of the First Chris- lored motif that is so Impor- Airnencan Legion Hall. It is most Bradley at seven-thirty p.m. A DIMPLED beret sports a held last tian Church's CWF will meet tant to complement urgent that all rnerrbers be pres- • • • • First Methodist Church will meet in coats, flat tailored grosgrain bow. Room of the horns of Mrs. M. C. Ellis daytime dresses and suits. nit for tails short session. Group One of :he First Chris- in the social hall at seven-thirty at Pent nine-thirty in the morning. The walking hat, or new • • • • ' nen Church's CWF will in the evening. Hostesses are Mrs • siMag meet in • • • • style fedora, has a folded the h.me Bill Barker and Mrs. Ace Mc- Surtlay. October 5th of Mrs. Clyde Junes crown, a down-tilted brim 1 Reynolds. Friday. October 10 Reports . There will be a call rehearsal 'at two-thirty in the afternoon. and a wide grosgrain band • • • • • • • • The North Murray Homemak- tivilies of al the Music Department Chorus with two short streamers and ers Club will meet at one-thirty the associ oneottorty p m Group Two of the Christian The West Hazel Hornernakets a richly embroidered emblem. at she club ported house. Women's Fellowship will meet Club will meet in the home of in the afternoon at the home Another style, a needle- tha Cravefosti. point, baseball d • • • • in the home of Mrs. Autry Pas- Mrs. Herdrell Stociodale at one of Mrs. Charlie knitted, square crown I chall • • • • cloche has two velvet ribbons one of it Monday, October 6 at two-thirty in the after- p.m. "Clothing Guideposts" will Tuesday, October 14 In contrasting colors encir- making ci The Toastmistress club wall be the lesson topic. cling The Murray Star Chapter No. the crown and two boys from Meet at the Woman's Club house • • • • needlepoint, matching tassels. at six p.m 433 OES will meet at seven- The Murray Assembly of Rain- Officers • • • • Thursday, October 9th thirty in the evening at the Popular Beret bow for Girls will have an inita- The Annual Fall Rally of the masonic hall. 1930 seasc The -Sol hoe a be.-Honternsicersostron'meesing 41—third inodel.-1140-- - the upreme ToftW Woodman Circle • • • • of tieing cho Club will meet in the home needlepoint, is a version of of Hall at seven p.m will be held at the Women's club picked to Mrs_ Harold Monday. October 13th the perennially popular Grogan, 415 South • • • • house president 11th at seven-thirty in the The Business Guild of the beret. This one has a fasci- Street at seven p.m. The Dena departmerrt of the • • evening. A banquet will be given First Christian Church will meet nating permanently blocked, as vice pia • • Woman's cbub will meet at sir- at six-thirty. Anyone wishing in the home of Mrs. Delvin dimpled crown and a gros- secrete ry- t The ,Alter Society of St. Leo's thirty pin for grain bow a dinner meeting reservations should phone Mrs. Langston at seven - thirty p.m. to match the hat president Cathohe Church will meet at Program leader is Mrs. - color. Garnett Genora Hamlett at Phone 243 Co-hostess will be Mrs. William NM% A NAT that's going to youthful heads Hub Duni eight o'clock in the borne of this falL THIS SQUARE-crowned All come in a wide range of Mrs. Jones Mrs. H. T. Waldrop will irrirnediately. Van Meter It la • fedora with • contrasting Thomas band and streamers, cloche features two tassels. colors and are budget-priced. H to lead tt Nodal' Pi de t. Port) Red Howe president. The Ledger & Times ted Hort Lloyd Jon. FARM PAGE American 441 bv Robert Veal as vic Ferns News asa Other Items of Interest to Our Risaders in the Rural Areas and Communities of Calloway County The ba grown fowl al& in the tural Stabilization and Con...terve- cantinue to live on the place vineyards, nursery eMit 10 3 Can Scale tion Committee explained today.' grow a home garden or use stuck, orchard to forest trees, however, as little or nut trees, boys at tt The Chairman pointed out that part of the farm not in aatin'h i Wool Program Is Extended Farmers and land between is 2 acres may be planted." plans being by taking advantage of the pro- - rows cat these crops. (2) any reserve". enlargemen gram. farmers could (1) Reduce An tanner can participate in land owned by the Federal Gov- Down Farm Teace firdcmfyp from 4 to costs for equipment, seed, fertil- the Conservation Reserve if tie ...„,_, mmm of the current wool marketing ernment or a corporation wholly The national Participate the Park . izer, insecticides. or other cash has cropland which is reguarly wool incentive year but the new farm law en- owned by the Federal Govern- The engines of a new U. S. jet program has been extended games per outlays necessary in farming op- used for cultivated crops or tame for acted by congress in August pro- ment; and (3) land ri non-crop bomber flYing at 375 miles an another Operation erations, (2) reduce the need for three years. it was re- vides for the program to run open pasturee, range, woods, hour develop more horsepower hay. or Financial extra labor, and (3) reduce the ported this week by Zulu Good- through March 31, 1962. In Program in the farmstead. than 400 automobiles of 204 provided 4,:n hazards of uncertain markets :and 'he' chairman of the Calloway horsepower each. The purpose prices county ASC committee. of the wool pro- In Calloway, Chairman Good- the follo+i; Farmers in Calloway for faran commodities. Any farmer who has cropland County The program was scheduled to gram is to incresse the national win said, cl‘nts: Her who want to scale Robert Baars Give whioh the smallest amount American housewives, indush down their When cropland is put in the expire next March 31 at the clost production of witiol. To accomp- is regularly used for cul- B'Tnk; • farming of land that can be put in 'the tries, restaurants and other con- operations have an op- Cowes-vest: Reserve. It is taken Musical Program At lish this objective. payments are tivated crops or tame hay is Belk-Settle portunity to do Conservation Reserve is 5 acres. sumers purchased two billion, 101 so by putting out of production and put made to wool growers to sup- eligible to participate in the Motors; to If the entire acreage to be An part or all of their cropland in conservation Alpha Aleeting lement their icome from carket- 1959 Conserwation Reserve of the put million dollars worth of coffee 11 uses. Mr Goodwin in the program Club; Rotai the 1950 Conservation Reserve g their is • he planted 1937. said Cost-share payments are Mr and Mrs At:ben Boar pre- Signup For wool. For the present Soil Bank. Chairman Eulis tress Men's of the Soil Bank, CfMirman tulis made to farmers to help with the marketing year, the incentive Goodwin of the Calloway County Goodman of sented a program of music at a facturituf the County Agricul- eatablishment of the conservation payment rate is 62 cents a pound Agricultural Stabilization and - recent meeting of the Asa de- Chemical C practices and payments will be made on a and annual per-acre partment of the Murray Woman's Soil Bank Conservation Commit tee an- Company; rental payments percentage basis to encourage are made on club The meeting was held at nounced today. faany: Mon the land for the duration producers to do the best possible MAX H. of the the club house. Using Conservation R es e rv e brey's Ca contract. Thb is assured job of marketing their wool. CHURCHILL income Accompaning the Baara was Going On regulations. the Chairman defin- Ako during from the land for the life of Miss Linda Boyd, In the wool marketing ed "eligible" a nd V tfflautions a Murray State year Ci3p*rtyI FUNERAL the contract, regardless of weath- HOME College student. which ended on March 31, 1958, land for the program as fol- Junior Ch. er. crop diseases, insect pests. "THE FRIENDLY Dinner wae served preceeding a total of 44 producers in Cal- lows: Woodmen variations in market prices or The signup in Calloway County loway county participated in the Eligible inchides: (I) Any Murray Mi FUNERAL HOME" other farming hazards. the meeting for' the 1959 Conservation Re- land LAST "FIEND THAT WALKED Miss Rutne Smith was wool incentive program Their land from which a crop was THE WEST" Employees' Chairman Goodwin emphasized vsel- serve of the soil Bank opened TIMES with Hugh comea Nei* into the Alpha de- September payments totaled (will total) harvested or which was in regu. I O'Brian A special that annual payment rates for 1. 1956 at the county SUPERIOR $487.95. TONITE1 and "ESCAPE FROM RED ROCK" made by ti land put in the program are Partmenti M.. G M. Scott Was Agricultural Stabilization an Con- tar crop rotatice5 'an 1958, and AMBULANCE ers for th higher if all eligible land on present at the meeting and the servation Off ice in htarray, (2) land from which tame hay a a partial SERVICE farm is put in the Conservation group sang "Happy Birthday" in Chairman Eulis Goodwin an- was harvested for, hay or silage Pony .Leaer Equipped With Reserve Generally, he said, this celebration 'of Mrs. Scott's birth- nounced today in either 1957 or l,94. Tame hay+ Starts SUNDAY! with the C OXYGEN available extra payment is 10 day. The first step in the siviup is defined as "a stela, of peren- Thomas J. Dent, who percent above the regular annual Presiding at the meeting was Is for the farmer Who is inter- has been nial grasses or legrzrks normally * REGULAR ADMISSION * e paymnt the ested oki the program coaching Daelmouth's Telephone 98 rate for land on the president. Mrs Leland Owen. to come to varsity la- established for hay by land pre- farm. Even when all of Hoirtesses the county office and request and seeding." Boxoffice opens 1:00 - Features at 1:50 - 4:55 - 8:05 311 N. 4th the eligi- were Mesdames R. A. crosse team since 1927, ,was a paration - Murray, K . ble land on a farm is put in JahnirSoh, Edwin that annual rental payment the Larson. Louise rates seocer star in England before program, the farm Dick and Miss be established for his farm Non-eligible land includes: (1) family can Matte Trousdale. that. At the same time, the farmer That planted to small fruits, should bring him information to be used by the County ASC Com- mittee In establishing rates for THE TOWN— his farm The chief facts needed, United Chairman Goodwin said, are ac- THE PEOPLE— Kentucky reages and yields of the three LOOK! NOW OP EN principal crops on the farm for Ihe high the past two years and acreages EVERYONE'S ed over La for other land use on the farm. is feeding The Conservation Reserve is TALKING Kentucky, the only Soil ank program TIRE BARGAINS pidly astw Under New Management available for 19 Under the ABOUT! around ['re program, farmers tire land from tonight, lif general crops for up to 10 years or ten deg and devote the reserved acreage early toda3 to land, water, or wildlife eon- expected fervation practices. FIRST The Govern- LINE TIRES with after C&H SINCLAIR ment makes an annual rental thep80's thr payment for the land and will t1 tral Kentuc kilo share in the cost of estab- Outlook ashing the conservation practices. Many Brands P m 40 cloudy and SERVICE STATION The average rental payment ..R•glonal rate for Conservation Reserve All seen :and in Calloway County in the ai fly and pl 1059 JERRY WALD 13 4th & Elm Streets program is $14.00 per acre east to 78 per year er tonight SINCLAIR Maximum 6.70 x LUBRICATION payment rates will be 15 $10 - GAS - OIL 95 night 45 f higher for the most productive plum tax & recappable tire Tuesday 74 GOODYEAR TIRES and BATTERIES farms and lower for less pro- Tobacco ductive eIrten farms. One we daytime t• Complete Truck Service We Have Any Size Tire You Want In Stock seasonal five to', is El Rancho mal at nig We extend a cordial invitation to everyone to visit - For - ties were Plate Saturday s RARE and EXOTIC us. Your patronage will he sincerely appreciated. Good Used Tires - - $395 up —LANA 48 per cen HARDY NURSERY c.-":tee'c'42.1 weather h Courteous, satisfactory service STOCK tinue toda guaranteed. than 40 pi IN BALLS and TN: RWpg ten VERNON COH06N HAROLD HOPKINS CANS James Grill Service OPE i LEE TModay a 4.7Wdoa South_ of better Cut shoUld be OWNERS and Murray on Spruce St, Phone 1073 closed toni Highway 641 r f s'Kentucky 1111111•1

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