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Selected As A Beet All Round Kenti, Community Newspaper The Primary Largest Paid Source of News Circulation In Murray and Both In City Calloway County • And In County

United Press In Our /19th Year International Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, September 24, 1968 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXIX No. 227 Mb. r Seen&Heard Mk* 141. '14 IP I * I Fred Schultz Hiram Tucker Pays Tribute t 'Iv,' BULLETIN Around KNOXVILLE (UPI) — Dr. To Speaker For Quill E. Cope, 56, former pre- Organizations For Act uished Service Medal sident of Middle Tennessee t %Vatter Schirra, '65. State University, was fatally Murray Professional Wo • iiimnan's Club wounded at his horn, this Hiram Tucker, Murray bus- Business and Mrs. Madelle Tal morning, • 22-caliber rifle inessman, today paid tribute to men's Club, Congratulations to a Murray Secretary; Murray Wo wound above the right eye. the clubs and organizations of ent, Miss who has done well for The Murray Woman's Club Mrs. Don Keller The former State Commis- Murray and Calloway County man's Club, herself. Miss Barbara Brown, will hold the first general meet- Thorobred Club. Ca' sioner of Education died for their sponsorship of the Ap- President; through hard work and dedicat- ing of the new club year on Athletic Director; Op some three hours after he preciation Dinner for President Luther, ion, has carved a niche for her- Monday, September 30, at Six Club, Paul Dailey, Pres! was found wounded at his Emeritus Ralph H. Woods and timist self as one of the top majo- m at the club house. Murray Civitan Club, I home here, where he had Mrs. Woods. dent; rettes to come from the city Fred Schultz, superintendent District Member moved this summer. "Although illness prevented H. Nix, Ky. school system. of Murray City Schools, will be ship Chairman; Calloway Coon the featured speaker for this me from attending the ban- ty Farm Bureau, Noble H. Cox occasion. He will explain the quet, I have heard from many A malorett• all through her banquet was Vice President; Masonic Order, educational needs of the corn sources that the career at Murray High, Bar- Mr. Ralph Morris, Master of the munity estimated by the an outstanding success," bara continued her work and as Lodge; Kiwanis, Josiah Darnall, board of education and a citi- Tucker said. today is head majorette at at the dinner member of board: Chamber of zens' committee. Mrs. Jones In attendance Murray State University. She September 12 were approxi- Commerce, R. E. Moyer, Presi- Of further interest will be a on has grown into a poised, grace- hundred represen- dent; Rotary International, Don. summary of where the city mately two ful young Lady who has gained fifteen clubs and or- aid Tucker, President; Ameri. schools now stand in relation- Dies Monday tatives of a good academic background ganizations of Murray and Cal- can Legion, Cleo Sykes, adjut- ship to the ultimate goal. for her chosen field. County. Mr. Tucker was ant; Murray Moose Lodge No, Mrs. Schultz will elaborate loway Mrs. Elmus F. (Neva) Jones, originator of the idea of a spec- 2011, George Hodge, Governor; on the planned solution of re- The opportunities are here for DEMONSTRATORS PROTEST AT U.S. BASE—One by one, squatters are weeded out at the age 81, died Monday at 1:30 banquet for Dr. Woods, who Murray Jaycees, John Young- constructing the lementary ial boys and girls. What they do main gate of the U.S. Air Force base in Tachikawa, suburban Tokyo, as some p.m. at the home of her son, served 23 years as Presi- erman, President; Lions Club, 1,500 pro- school system to include only had with them is up to the individ- testors, including students and laborers, demonstrate against Truman E. (Gene) Jones, 1808 Murray State Univers- Cody Caldwell, President. the transportation of gaso- the first five grades, of estab- dent of ual. line through the jammed streets of Tokyo. Farmer Avenue. Her death was Mr. Tucker said that he re- (Radiophoto) lishing a middle grade school ity. sudden even though she had garded the cooperation of the ion authorization to include grades 6-8 in the pre- British journalist Henry Vol- been in poor health for some various clubs as further evid- U sent high school building, and ittee this lam Morton once said: "One time. fine spirit that pre- finally of building a new high ence of the Mrs. Wrather larold Ii. Finger. drink of wine and you act like Mrs. Hassman Guest Dr. Hogancamp & The deceased was born in community. Homemakers school to accommodate grades vails in this .a monkey, two drinks and you 1887 and was the daughter of Murray and iirilstrator of the Speaker For Meet Dr. Ryan Serve On 9-12. "The citizens of strut like a peacock, three the late Mr. and Mrs. Sam Calloway County were respon- ee 1961. plans to Of Zeta Department State Study Group School board members, Be- Leads •drinks and you roar like a lion, Story. She and her husband. sible for raising one hundred Study '. In making the Tour Planned thel Richardson and Don Henry, and four drinks, you behave age 91, both celebrated their thousand dollars to establish the Soviet Union Dr. Thomas B. Hogancamp will be present to conduct a like a pig". The Zeta Department of the birthdays in July of this year. Murray State Normal School in ected, and Dr. William J. Ryan of question and answer period. • Murray Woman's Club will open Mr. and Mrs. Jones would our community," Mr. Tucker For Area On Friday Murray State University a r e Mrs. Don Keller, presiden: One loos Brown Eyed Susan in he 1968-69 club year with Mrs. have celebrated their 60th wed- explained. "I therefore was not serving on Gov. Louie B. f the club, urges all members the yard. We have mowed over Robert Hassman of Paducah as .ing anniversary on Saturday, surprised when the various club Nunn's Efficiency Task Force to avail themselves of this ex- te world. it all year long and apparently guest speaker for a dinner September 28. Their home is presidents enthusiastically sup- Mrs. Barletta Wrather of which has been studying gov- ellent opportunity to become on the west side of Calloway Congress adopted It came into its own during the meeting on Thursday. Septem- The members of the twenty ported the idea of paying tri- Murray, area agent in home ernment operations since Jan- 'nformed about the needs of County and they have lived on il Security Act, pre- dry spell. It grew and flower- ber 26, at 5:30 p.m. at the club omemakers club of Calloway bute to Dr. and Mrs. Woods." management and also agent ad- uary and released several pre- the schools and to learn what the same farm since they were registration of Com- ed. We figured if it wanted to house. ounty will spend Friday tour- He said that through the visor to issues and concern and liminary reports this past week- part the community can play in married in 1908 until the past 7ommunist registra- flower that bad, we would Mrs. Hassman is well known ing the Land Between the years Murray and Calloway cultural development, is in end. supporti•ng the fulfillment of year when ill health forced vas ruled tmconstitu- •leave it, so now we just mow in this area for her work with Lakes and Fort Donelson Nat- County had cooperated in charge of three study lessons The study group, headed by these needs. them to stay with their son and the U.S Supreme around it. the Market House Theater ional Military Park, before their working for the Kentucky Dam, being taught to the leaders of Dr. George Miller, an Eastern This wia.he a dinner meeting family. Mr. Jones is the son of where she does directing and annual day program at the the Land Between the Lakes, homemakers clubs in the Pur- Kentucky University professor, and resetiations should be the Late Mr. and Mrs. Bach ht for the day — Hues toadstools in the yard, acting. She served as the first ris Landing State Park In. new industries and many pro- chase area this week and next has in previous reports been made with all department Jones. Dylan Thomas once some of them six inches across. president of the theater. Buses will leave the county jects of a similar nature. week. described variously as having chairmen by Thursday, Septem- Mrs. Jones was a member of not go gentle into Some are mounded over like a xtension office at nine a.m. At the appreciation banquet The Murray woman who re- from 70 to 100 members. The ber 26. the West Fork Baptist Church with ight big blob of melting ice cream, The speaker studied drama nd will meet their TVA guides Dr. Woods was presented turned last week from the State list released this past weekend and attended services until ill and others are real spiffy, at Christian College, Columbia, for the tour through the Land a rod and reel an d fishing Agents conference in Lexing- contained 157 names. health forced her to stop. standing on a long stein topped Mo., and did graduate work at tween the Lakes. equipment. Mrs. Woods was ton is teaching the special les- Gov. Nunn on one occasion Survivors are her husband. by a little cup. Northwester, She teught ars- At 11 am. the group will ar father Of Local given a set of crystal. Dr. and son on "Safety" in McCracken indicated that the names would"... Elmus F. Jones; one daughter, their ma and speech at Tilghman ye at Fort Donelson where Mrs. .Woods expressed County today (Tuesday), in Car- rot be known until after lb Women Succumbs Mrs. Grant (L,aurine) gifts Cricket in the kitchen this High School from 1958 to 1963. two guides will take the home- heart felt thanks for the lisle County on Wednesday, and reports had been submitted. Peggy Ann Drive, Murray; two •morning. He just chirped away. Other civic and community makers on the forty-five min- ind expressions of appreciation in Garves County on Thursday. Reports submitted thus far Leonard Hayden Teas, father sons, Clifton L. Jones of Mur- from the citizen- Some folks don't like crickets, interests are in The Little Gar- utes tour of the park where they received Mrs. Wrather said 110 clubs include calls for a more cen- of Mrs. Dwain McIntosh and ray Route Four and Truman and Callowey but we like to hear them. den Club, The Kalosophic Club, some of the great battles of the ry of Murray in the area will be receiving tralized accounting system and Mrs. Susan Joyner of Murray, E. (Gene) Jones of 1608 Farm- "It was a great even- and she is a member of the Civil War were fought. T h e County. the lesson with over 1700 wo- better use of the state's com- died Monday at his home in er Avenue; four brothers, John us. one we shall long Tiny Humming Bird came to Civic Beautification Board. She group will see the film at the ing for men involved to endeavor to puters. It also predicted that' Water Valley, Miss. Story of San Antonio, Texas, Dr. Woods stated. an abrupt halt this morning in has served as president of the Park museum before returning remember," teach the public the import- savings brought about by task The decased, age 56, was a Asher Story of Union City, and representatives front of the window. We sat Junior Woman's Club. the Char- to the Paris Landing Inn for a Clubs ance of safety and to try to cut force studies might result in a former employe of Columbia Tenn., Seigel Story of Paris, presented special resolut- there and watched him. His tail ity League, the Women's Soc- cafeteria style lunch. who the accident rate. She has done tax cut next year. Amusement Company of Padu- Tenn., and Roy Story of Padu- messages of tribute seemed to be flexible and he iety of Christian Service of the The annual day program will ions and considerable research and pre- cah from 1927 to 1961. cah. were as follows: American As- sort of waved it up and down. Broadway Methodist Church, consist of reports from the var- pared charts for the lesson pre- Survivors are his wife, Mrs. The elderly woman is also sociation of University Women, Probably has to do with his and charter member of the ious chairmen, skits, and a style sentation. Pvt. Paschall Is Hazel Peeler Teas of 1101 North survived by three grandchild- Charles Porter, President; aerodynamic ability to fly in League of Women Voters serv- review of dresses made and Mrs. • Main Street, Water Valley, ren, Dennis Lee Jones, Alan Assisting Mrs. Wrather in the most any direction. ing as its first president. also ready to wear. Honor Graduate Miss., two daughters, and three Jones, and Mrs. Eddie (Donna) presentation of the lessons on Modeling clothes they have grandchildren. "Old Masters in Art" will be Katydid crawling Hostesses are Mesdames Rob- Ellis, and two great grandchil- Ho- pital Report e Big Green made will be Mrs. Bobby Gro- Funeral services were held Mrs. C. E. Hall of McCracken through the grass ert Hahs, Dick Sykes, Vernon dren, Dennis Lee Jones, Jr., and laboriously gan, Mrs. Wallace Ford, Mrs. today at ten a.m. at the Henry County, and on "The Use of the we did some mow- Stubblefield, Jr., A. H Kop- Eddie Shane Ellis. Census — Adults 90 yesterday as C. W. Jones, Mrs. Quinton Gib- Funeral Home, Water Valley. Dictionary" will be Mrs. 0. C. perud, James Weatherly, and Funeral services will be held Census — Nursery 8 ing. son, and Mrs. N. P. Cavitt. The body was brought to the Markham. retired English tea Franklin Fitch. Wednesday at two p.m. at the Mrs. James Kline will model Lindsey Funeral Home, Padu- September 22, 1968 cher of Murray State Univer- All members are urged to at- chapel of the J. H. Churchill Admissions, an ensemble from the Made- cah, where friends may call af- sity. Who says there is nothing new. tend and to note the time of Funeral Home with Rev. Hey- moiselle Shop, Mrs. Claude Mil- ter six p.m. today. John Stout, Dover, Tenn.; Mrs. Hall is teaching het Fashion bp 5:30 p.m. so that those who ward Roberts officiating. ler from Littleon's Store, and Graveside services will be Miss Mary C. Cooper, 1614 Sun- lesson in Graves county today New words come into being all wish to attend the Bennett Interment will be in the West Mr. Mora Mrs. Billy Smith from T h e Wednesday at ten a.m, (Tuesday). Mrs. Markham sche. time because of the man- University held Fork Cemetery with the ar- set Drive, Murray, Mrs. Doro- •the Cerf lecture at the Cherry's. Graves County today, at the Woodlawn Memorial Gar- rangements by the J. H. Chur- thy Provine, Box 1, Hazel; Mar- dule is atter will have the time. County, September 30, The buses are scheduled to dens, Paducah, with Rev. Wal- chill Funeral Home where fri- vin Swann, 1641 Hamilton, Fulton McCracken County October return to the extension office ter Peck officiating. ends may call. Murray; Mrs. Evelyn Huffman, and FREE PUPPIES by 2:15 p.m., according to Mrs. Route 3, Fulton; Mrs. Vera Hut- 1. Leaders from the twenty Barletta Wrather, area agent. chens, 1704- Miller, Murray; nomemakers clubs will be in Two half Collie puppies, a- Reservations may be made thr- COLLISION THREE CITED Carter Bailey, No. 18th Street, at all of the les- omit seven or eight weeks old, ough tonight (Tuesday) with Murray; Riley Henson, Route attendance Mrs. Wrather said the are free to someone for pets. Mrs. Wrather or the extension The Murray Police Depart- Three persons were cited by I. Almo: Mrs. Lanett Townsend sons. economists at Lexington They are both female ,If inter- office. ment was called to 16th and the Murray Police Department and baby boy, Route 1, May- home 1 importance of ested call 753-6977. Main Streets yesterday at 1:30 yesterday and last night. They Pre urging the Clubs in Murray and Callo- the les- p.m. to a minor traffic collis- were for public drunkenness, field; Master Robert Joseph citizenship as well as way County are Almo, Coldwat- clothing, etc. ion; however the investigating driving while intoxicated, and McCoart, Route 5, Murray; Mi- sons on food, er, Dexter, East Hazel, Harris 1655 Ryan Ave. Mrs. Wrather will be in Lex- NOW YOU KNOW officers did not file a report. failure to disperse. chael McDaniel, Grove, Lynn Grove, New Con- on November 8 for Pvt. Denny Paschall Murray; Mrs. Eula Allbritten, ington agan cord, New Hope, New Provid- Street, Murray; Mrs. special training in the issues by United Press International Pvt, Danny Paschall, son of 504 Olive ence, North Murray, Paris Road, Smith, Route 2, Kirk- and concern and cultural de- The Mississippi River w a Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Buster) Hutchie Penny, Pottertown, Progressive, Mrs. Mallie Perry, Dover, velopment in order to be able first named the Misisipi by the Paschall of Murray Route Four, sey: South Murray, South Pleasant Harris. Hamlin; to present these lessons to the Ojibvmy Indians, in whose lang- recently graduated with honors Tenn.; Harmon Grove, Suburban, Town & West. Route 1, Hazel; leaders of the county and area uage mis meant "great" and from nine weeks of A T. Henry Country, Wadesboro, and West- Harris, 307 South to give a well rounded program sipi "river." training in rockets and missiles Mrs. Mary side. 11th Street. Murray. to the membership of the • t at Fort Sill, Oklahoma Paschall entered the Army in Dismissals homemakers. interested persons April of this year and received Any other are invited to attend the les- his basic training at Fort Camp- Miss Andrea Boren, Box 194, sons or a homemakers club in if bell. Dover, Tenn.: Mrs. Elaine Out- their community to hear the After a leave of 21 days with land, Route 2, Murray; Byron lesson taught. The Interrobang his family, Pvt. Paschall let'. W. Sykes, 210 Woodlawn Ave.. Last week for Germany where Murray; Hal Mathis. Box 7A, Pape Six) (Continued on he will be stationed. Dexter; Guthrie Osborne. Rt. 2, Hazel; Mrs. Nova Darnell, ere. Route 1, Benton; Mrs. Rozell Circuit Court Nance, 733 Murray Crts., Mur- Rummage Sale Will ray; Mrs. Colett Clark and baby WEATHER REPORT Be Held Saturday girl, 1004 Waldrop Drive, Mur- In Session ray; Mrs. Sara Pendleton, Rt. Usetoll Prow Ilitemoseiesal A rummage sale will be held 6, Paducah; Mrs. Marie Dodd Calloway Circuit court re Saturday, September 28, at the and baby girl, Route 3, Mur- convened this morning at ninf American Legion Hall starting ray; Mrs. Kathey Ried and baby o'clock with Circuit Judgf by United Press International at seven a.m. girl, Route 1, Benton; Mrs. Ora James M. Lassiter presiding. cloudy and warm to- Partly The sale is sponsored by the Erwin, 828 Ellis Drive. Murray; On the docket for today's see chance of thunder- day with Cumberland Presbyterian Wo- Mrs. Mary Lee Walker, Route sion of court was the case of High in the 80s. showers west. men of the North Pleasant 1 Dexter: Mrs. Alice Sheridan, John P. Stewart vs Genevieve and cooler to- Partly cloudy Grove Church 515 South 4th Street, Murray. H. Adams, according to the of- and Wednesday with night fice of the Circuit Court Clerk. showers spreading scattered The case concerns an automo- ending from west gi eastward and Murray R.A.M. To Ladies Day Golf bile accident. by afternoon. Low tonight in The case of Hulon Wyatt vs. the 60s. Have Call Meeting At Oaks Planned Roscoe McNabb was settled out of court last Thursday when Kentucky Lake 7 sm. 3554, A call meeting of Murray KEYS TO THE FUTURE A future voter looks over a row of Oaks Country Club will The Wyatt was awarded $75000 for down 0 1, below dam 301.4, Chapter No. 92 Royal Arch Ma- win state keyboards that Micro Switch, a division of hold its regular ladies day of injuries inflicted on his wife sons will be held Thursday. Honeywell, Inc., predicts will enable people to vote from Wednesday. September down 09. golf on in an me - on Lake 7 am.355.4, MOTHER-IN-LAW-TO-6E OUT Julie Nixon, September 26, at 7:30 pm.,t their and offices during the 1980s. Some 60 million IER Barkley HELPS daughter homes 20., April 28, lista. down 0 1. below dam 302.2, of Republican presidential candidate' Richard M. Nixon, is the Masonic Hall, Americans already know how to use the familiar typewriter Tee off time will be at nine will Fifteen indictments were re- ou” down 02 assisted by "her mother-in-law-to-be. Mrs. Barbara The Royal Arch degree The solid state keyboard is linked to the a.m and Sue Morris, phone Eisen- .keyboard array. turned by the Grind Jury' in its Sunrise 6 46, sunset 6 51. hower. at ribbon cutting ceremonies opening be conferred. All members are 753404, will be the golf hos- the Nixon- computer through a printed circuit encoding board which report to the court on Thurs- sets 8 00 p m Agnew headquarters urged to attend. tess. • Moon in Lancaster. Pa. translates man symbols into electronic language. day, Septemt.er 12 -7-

..Iffeavrawiliftweerwersesever--- ,--,7"..epraweemeweew."'"'77-- - PAGE TWO PAO] TUE LEDGER TINIER - MURRAY, KENTUCKY • TUESDAX - OPTZ34.13ER, 34,j8 THE LEDGER fa TIMES LAND TRANSFERS - tr. & LIMO= by a TOUR PUBLISBENG COMPANY. Ewing Oonsotidation of the Murray H. Geurin and Beat- 32 Ledger. The Calloway Thais, and rice 71se Times-Herald. October IS, Geunn to Blanche Draugb- MK and the Wad Ematinekkan, osi January I, 1041 Lassiter; property on High- way HO N. sOk Street, liherray, ReatasiersOUl 4414. Bobby R. Johnson and bars JA10ES C. WILLIAMS, PMI1133121111. to Johnson Wayne Wilson, Jean Des Wilson, and 1We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Imam Larry Wilson; lot ha t to the Raton in Ptainvew tir Public Voice items whirls in our opinion, an net for the Acres Subdivision. game, beat E. Interest of our readers H. Lax and Verne Lax to a tube Eunice Henry and Beatrke Mats NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVIS: WALLACE WMEOR 00, ISINI Henry, lot in Memphis, Panorama Shores The Awe. Tenn.. Time a Ian Bidg . New Task IT, Subdivision Detroit, geri Clifford Garrison and Eunice game entered the at Post Ottion beumay. Kentucky. for IEUMmikaeltin se Garrison to Wilson Garrison; died Second Chun Matter property at Highway 121 and thuml Old Salem Church SUBSCRIPTION RAT: By Carrier in lairmy, per week Road. fered Ilke. per Joe Ginn and MOW& *1.10. IM Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, Dianne Ginn • more Zones OM; I a 2. gene; Elsewhere 011.00. All service subscriptions Mak to Morris Wilson and Rose W 11 IP have son. 1.8 interest in lot in Plain 'The Onisasnang higge Cale Meat ad a Cammando it the view Acres Subdivision. latagrIty et Its Newspaper" • Clevel Russell Lowery and Beriene garnet Lowery to Patricia McIntire, Phillii property on Utterback School "1 TUESDAY 8111PrItMERCR - It 1901 Road. boom Merritt Lawson and Emma camps Dean Lawson to Paschall Truck of Ali BACKWARD IT Lines: Inc.; property in Callo- plaine • way County. "I i THE announcement over the weallend to disband the Unted 'NAM! Calloway County Lend Com- al the ct effort °Genes as sad news and Waft a step back-weird to pany. Inc to Roy E. Skinner not tx the GUIDING HELICOPTlits in for a landing, a member of the U.S. atty ol Murray and Calloway Cannlin Ind Edna Earle Skinner of May- 9th Division waves his Mar arms during an air assault and sweep We field; lot in Pine Bluff Shores operation on the Mekong Delta about 20 miles $ that know of no one she MRS arepero to *be renewal ot the Subdivision. south of Saigon, South Vietnam, day's boring round ot drives which-0*N Mune, Inirithants for so Brent H Sadler and Gladys ington amity Yews Sadler to Newel Bailey, Brent added, The United Fund in Murray will wort It will work in spite of Manning, and But! Downey, A and wi the fact that certain drives do not wish to ccoperste and partnte trustees of Grace Baptist NO SCHOOL TODAY-Pupils who showed in R. Church; two lots in Cloverdale up at one of New The York City's public schools are barred by a U we were to point at one Mark weakness in Addition. padlocked gate the BI the United nand, during a teachers' strike that has we woukl my that it William E. Page to Bob L given 1.200.000 students inning wouki be in the area of setting up the annual an extended budget Ward; lot in Keeneland Sub- summer vacation. O ctrame We division 3-0, as oarinOt justly criticise those on the budget committee, es- Troy Butler end Mary Butler Murray; Breferd Turner, Routs It. defeab pecially IMICe they sere, without pay and perform this Horpital Repast • service as to Robbie Howard; property on 1, Alain; Ignatius Mattingly, 5-1, in C community contalbution But we can say that this part of the Water Shed Road. 410 North 12th, Murray; Mrs. games United Fund is the weakest Admissions, September 20, 1505, William Edward Perry and Eunice Grubbs, Route 5, Mur- and P Hardly any Mrs Mildred Jones, 312 So. effort is made to investigate the budget of Anita Perry to William Edward ray, double the 9th, Murray; Mrs_ Brenda Hin- various agencies as submitted. They are merely aticrepted Perry and Anita Perry; correc- Diemiseels Donal Rem kle, Route 1, W lc!leffe ; Mrs. when one agency incressed its budget request tion of title to property in Bis Mrs. Flossie Hopkins, 31$ won th by 100 per cent It was - Diana Thorn, Route 1, May- not questioned. hop Addition. North 7th, Murray; Mrs. Amy Pirate field. We Harold G. Grogan and Doro- Borders, Route Benton; Mag- In 10 would say that this one agency request was the "straw that Dismissals 1, broke thy M Grogan to Russell Kent gie Coleman, 507 North 4th, 6 The the camel's back" The United Pund was raising approxi- Aubrey Thurman, Route 5, mately Wright and Joyce Ann Wright; Murray; Mrs. Elsie Graham, Rt. MCLeir 336.003 without too much etfcrt, hat over Ma= was Murray; Buster Evans, 604 Sy- just tot in city of Murray. 1, Alma; Alvin Sanders, Route this se too much camore Street, Murray; Mrs. • Charles L. Ross and Raymuth 4, Murray; Mary Stone, Route run in Whet the Murray-Calloway Maudeen Coboon, 1718 Magno- Comity United Fund needs it a Maude Ross to Larry Blakley; _1. Alm*. Mrs. Linda Kendall, Mark 1 "hard-nosed budget lia Drive, Murray; Mrs. Wanda committee" one that is realistic. lot on Penny Road near High- Route 2, Murray; Mrs. Wanda seccuid Many Jones, Route 6, Murray; Mrs. good ream oan be Oren for Increasing an agency way 299. Osborn, Route 2, Hazel; Lloyd eon's budget Margaret Devine, Route 6, Mur- 100 per cent. but final a realistic standpoint. It lust William Everett Hopkins and Boyd, 1004 Sharp Street, Mur- Don B la not ray; Mrs. Ruby Lenning. 503 feasible We spoke against this Increase three Catherine Louise Hopkins to A. B. Cloys, Route 1, Mur-, hert at years ago and it was Broad Street, Murray: Mrs. Re- ray: an unpopular stand Rupert Dale Campbell and ray; Leonard Walker, Route last ti Wanda Sue Campbell; lot in ba Dell Schroeder, Route 1, Nelson Efforts were made to ralse the American Red 6. Murray; Mart Mardis, Route Cross budget by Plainview Acres Subdivision. Dexter; Mrs. Lula Dunn, 1005 McLi less than ten per cent and these efforts I. Dexter; Cohen Stubblefield, failed. The local Red Cross H. B. Turner to Edward L Fairland Drive, Murray; Mrs. ters, r chapter needed more money 601 Sycamore Street, Murray,- because there Is • full scale war going Turner and Merl June Turner; Erin Reed, 1002 Payne Street, out tot oc with 303 to 500 Mrs. Millie Curd, 514 Whitnell, American boys being tilled each week and the lot in Meadow Lane Subdivis- Murray; Mrs. Bertha Grogan, the nit PrimerY ;outvote Murray, ot the American Red Cross is to aid and mist ion. 104 North 10th, Murray. the American service man and his family Hillman Coles, Evelyn Coles, We far one Admissions, September 21, 1508 Aocoec• regret deeply that the United Fund is being cancel- James F. Phillips, and Myrna School at Sea led PM+ idea that Phillips to White Brothers Mrs Geneva Willoughby, 223 tt might be relnstated to the future, is idealistic Mo- thinking. . tors. Inc., preperty on U.S. South 6th, Murray; Mrs. Eva UNITED NATIONS • Highway 641. Jackson, Route 1, Dexter; Mrs (UPI Our belief is that if something is worth anything, About 45.000 .• it shouki be Ora Lee Farris to Odell Wil- Marjorie Cook, 212 North 12th, tish young ',esefe.o suppicrtecl tiwough thick and thin. people went to school ,iams and Rosrelie Williams; Murray, Virgil C. Horton, Rt. at sea on With ten to twelve drives 58 educational cruises in By U in the *malty each year, there must 18% acres in Calloway County. 5, Murray, Mrs. Glens Rum- 1967, • be ten to according to the U.N. twelve stile chairmen, ten to breve groups of O. A. Robinson felt, 210 South 15th, Murray; Educa- molicitori. and Rella Ro tional. Scientific and ten to twelve separate campaigns, ten to Mrs. Julia Cunningham, Route Cultu- twelve separate contribu- Dimon to Ora Lee Farris; lot ral Organization 'UNESCO,. I Units &eked on Dodson Street. 2. Murray. Mrs. Linda' Kendall, Some local educational au- xSt. 1 The United Pond Route 2, Murray; Mrs. Mureen is the answer to the harried merchant and thorities now charter ship San F1 the often scanted Fitzgibbons. 317S North 7th. budgies man who bears the bons share of any regularly for pupils' use. Cinctin ! financial campaign. ALMANAC Pittabu Let us make Chicagr it clear that we cast no nenections on any egency or any person After by United Press International .:41101111(41110: Atkanta all the United Pund is a ocennstmIty effort for 41.411.141. 111,' Rib 410( community agencies Today is Tuesday, Sept 24, Loa As The United Pond memento a method by which the the 258th day of 1968 with 98 • Philo& various agencies are supported, as Ontinuout S‘i• Y- they should be, which to follow. • New Y "spreads out" the load on the indivichiii and makes it possible to The moon is between its new (13 F 1 p Housto: get the 'sanest I:amber of people In the field with a Angle purpose p lase and full quarter. z-Clincl United Pueid It solicitors sire able to face business men. home The morning star is Mars. owners, and Imhistry with the dear understanding that the ponce- The evening stars are Saturn * * ENDS,TODAY ** Cinci. I tatioo is the only Pitts. one had will be mese, that the bustness man! nd Vertu*. will Only be called en no more by the Unitsd Fund for On this day in history: the rest at the Toth year and that all pertictpating emotes In 1069, the 'Black Friday' will receive a fatr share' 'THEDEMBRIGIDE" Los The bunneas man could ',Ant hit Well Street as a re- make he ciontributein with the teen:mi that l sult of an attempt by financ- Chien"( any mercy that wanted to, could participate m. With this in iers Jay Gould and James Fisk mind he could always answer any COLII Mos * WILLIAM HOLDEN •veria airs San other MADMAMI*011 with a clear to corner the gold market. • conscience. with the expianauon M How "I give to the United Fund". In 1934, Babe Ruth made his We reget sincerely p. m. that those in charge saw fit to disband the lasI appearance as a regular UP We feel it would have ."/ ••• New been better to reduce appropriations of player with the New York Yan- some agencies and Atlanta keep the United Fund. rather then to dimmed kees. $* it altogether In 1955, President Eisenhow- m. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY *,: Phili At the best however, er suffered a heart attack we can see how this thinking could be while St. Lot arrived vacationing in Denver, at Any phase of the United Fund is Colo. 20Th CENTURY. m. difficult, from the In 1959, President FOXPRESENTS preekient ce the organisation to the Eisenhow- Cinci asticitor We mai only my that er and Soviet Premier doing away with the UP Krush- Pittebu is a backward atep chev met at Camp David, Md. m. A thought for the day - ) PP V President Eisenhower once NI A itrale Cincinn • tit said: "In the Final choice a San Bible Thought for Today 0 Fr soldier's pack is not so heavy New Y a burden as a prisoner's chain." UAW 4, s Let net mercy and truth forsake Mee: bine them 4. 4Ib 01.* `4W311.T.43107.-..41.:- :4 aimed thy /1; a Los An neck, write than apes the talon el thine beset. -Proverbs 3:1. 11 • Truth is always beautiful and mercy becomes these who are ADVERTISEMENT This announcement is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation on offer to these of buy Baltinic securities. The offer is made only by Prospectus. Quotes From The News • Bostox.Detrin By UNITED FILM ENTRINATIONAL CleveiaNewm WASHINGTON InesY - One hundred thirty-four RePublican Pertly Oaklan members of the House, in a letter calling for action on congression- 300,000 SHARES al and elecuon reform to House Speaker John W McCormack. 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KINTUCKY 3T124BER.34.1963 TUESDAY - 111 McLain Fails To Get Win No. Siandlits• Sam Tandy Named Top Man 32,Will Get MAGIC-TRI LIAGUI One More Chance September 17, 11168 Of The Week On Teem Standings: W. L. Defense By FRED DOWN Ezell Beauty School 12 0 Hal Newhouser UPI Sports Writer Murray Beauty Salon 10 2 United Press International tense is The Senators, Morehead State, which Denny McLain, thwarted in who rallied to Johnson's Grocery 9 3 Halfback Ike Brown of West- gave up • tie the Red 2/33 yards to Marshall ess first try to win his 32nd Sox in the eighth Country Kitchen 6 6 ern Kentucky took offensive and University a week niftier in an game, will get one more 11th innings, pulled out Jerry's 5 7 player-of-the-week honors in the chance their opening 7-7 tie. • to become the major leagues' victory when Len McMul Owen's Food Maztet 5 7 Ohio Valley Conference this Ian singled teggest winner in 52 years. home Ed Stroud Rowland Refrig. 4 8 week and Murray State's SIND Austin with one out in the Peay, despite a 41-13 The 24-yearcad Detroit Ti- leth inning Clifford's Gulf 4 8 Tandy was maned the top man loss to Stnsud, McMullen, Frank 4 8 Chattanooga, sports th ger ace, the maiors' first 30- Ho Bank of Murray on defense, while defending individual e ward and Paul Casanova 1 11 total offense and peas game winner in 34 years, pit- had Carroll Volkswgn, Inc OVC champion Eastem Ken- receiving three hits each for Nigh Game Scratch leaders. ched despite a cut on his right the Senat- Team tucky led in both beam offense ors and Mike Andrews and Ken Emil Beauty School 753 thumb Monday night and suf- and defense after the first week Rodney Collins, the Goys' ju- liarreasoe had two each for the Johnson's Grocery 737 fered • 2-1 loss to the Bath- of the 1968 season. nior quarterback from Red Sox, whose five-game win- Country Kitchen 733 Hawk- ,. more Orioles. A victory would Brown scored three touch- irseville, Ga., accounted ning streak was ended Nigh T•ern Game WHC for 225 IP have made McLain the majors' downs Saturday in Western's yards net offense, hitting 15 of Chance Wins it Ezell Beauty School 983 biggest winner since Grover 35-0 defeat of non-conference 31 passes for 222 yards and two Dian Chance pitched a three- Country Kitchen 977 foe Cleveland Alexander won 33 Butler. He gained 115 nails touchdowns. He was second to • hitter and rookie outfielder Pat Oweo's Food Market 988 in four games for the Philadelphia carries. Tandy, a 210- Murray's Larry Tillman in the Keay drove in two runs with a High Team 3 Games Scratch Phillies in 1916. passing department 'Tillman homer and a double for the Ezell Beauty School 2173 "I couldn't throw any curves connected an 22 of 47 aerials Twins. Chance, now 16-15, Johnson's Grocery 2135 because of the cut and tried to for 228 yards in the Racers' *ruck seven and walked none. Country Kitchen 2011 compensate by throwing a lot season opener Jim Nash allowed six lets and High Team 3 GSM* WHC of sliders and changeups," ex- doubled in two runs during a Ezell Beauty School 2863 plained McLain after the game. Leading the rushing depart- five-run raliy in the fourth Owee's Food Market 2766 "I didn't want to aggravate ment is Tennessee Tech's Ism- inning before a crowd of only Country Kitchen 2743 • the cut so I thought it was ry Schreiber, a hard-running best 2,724 at A.naheirn. Nasth High Ind, Game Scratch ecit to throw any curves." struck tailback who compiled 158 out seven and stalked one Emma Adams 188 ion waves his Manager Mayo Smith in yards in 20 carries as the Eag- said noising his record to 13-12. Mildred Hodge 184 bout 20 miles 4 that McLain will staut les fell 33-15 to Northweet Lou- Satur- Fred Whitfieldi two-run dou- Virginia Buchanan 1821 day's game against the isiana Wash- ble and Tony Perez' two-run High Ind, Game WHC ington Sens in Detroit and single highlighted a sixeuri nin- Emma Adams 2341 added, "it's a minor ailment th-inning rally which ambled Virginia Buchanan 232! Highly regarded Dicide Mo- and will be cleared up by ore of then." the Reds to win the first game. Waists Nance 216 Western Kentucky was Senator' Top SNELL SIGNS close LANCE Boma The Pirates woo the High Ind. 3 Games Scratch behind Schreiber in rush- CORPORAL-Mary Smith, a lance corporal in the The Washington second NEW YORK VD - Matt Snell. Women's Senators beat game, however, Wanda Nance ing with 146 yards in 15 tries. Royal Army (orps, gathers her shroud lines like when Mimi:1y former Ohio State fullback and 497 the Boston Red Sox, 6-5, in 14 Mote singled knitting yarn during a training session at the Army in Maury Willa one of the American Mildred Hodge 483 SAM Para- innings, the Minnesota Twins Football TANDY chute Center in Netheravon, Kngland. • with the winning run in the League's best running Marilyn Pieta 461 She is cne of the clowned the California Angels, backs, TOTAL OPPiNsk first two women NCOs 10th inning. signed a Nigh Ind. 3 Games 11414C PLATS RUSH PASS TOS to become a skydiver 3-0, and the two-year contract *Mu AP Oakland Athletics Matty Alou went 5-for-10 for Wanda Nance 623 pound middle guard, made nine 41 2 222 Ui defeated Monday with the New York 'Name. MU 55 -22 EN MI t. the Chicago White Sox, the Pirates Ln the doubleheader Emma Adorns 595 tackles and 11 assists as the icbreibor TT 11 13.1 II IM 5-1. in other Jets. Snell gained 207 yards on nag** MT 51 .4 114 111 American League while Pete Rose went 1-ford. Sandra Thocapeoe 592 Racers tied the University of Maws WK NM - IC 61 carries last nasal although WIWI games while the Cincinnati Reds Rose leads Alou Splits Tennessee at Martin 7-7. He is WKill* MI ig SIMPSON SUSPENDED .338 to .333 he missed eight games because Converted GOON BIC .. MARK ANNIVERSARY and Pittsburgh Pirates split a hi credited with three tackles dur- armee WIC 4 II/ 4. their race for the NL bat- of an injury. Maudie Kennerly 5-7 sera ax f 13 f4 14J doubleheader in the only Na- ting title. La Verne "ing goal-line stands in the final Fair TT 33 a 10 Ryan 5-6 PASS RECEIVING tional League games. The Reds Mildred Hodge 2-7*period of play. YDS HOUSTON ,UPD - It appears __ 5-10 & Rebores 110 TO 111, DANVILLE Va. UT - Jack won the first game, 9-6, and the LaVeughn The Eastern Kentucky Colo-- AP II 110 1 that the 1968 seaean may be Latimer 3-1 Wolf MIU 6 62 1 Dempsey and Jess Willard Pirates took the second, 2-1, neds rolled up 555 yards - 335 Nem MU I St • over earlier than expected for have Marilyn Parks 3-1 INeIrelti OK 4 IN I been invited to celebrate the in 10 innings. on the ground and 217 in the Abets TT 4 outfielder Dick Sompaon of the Joye Rowland -- Plant 32 1 50th 6 The Orioles, who have Notre Dame Is On Top,But air-in ripping Hillsdale. Mich., MU 4 43 • Houston Astros. anniversary of their heavy dealt Nigh Ind. Averages Coieu11011113111 MT 3 IS 1 weight McLain three of his six 63-0. The defensive unit held Edwards MT 3 44 11 championship fight dur loses Mildred Hodge 157 Fad AP I 3.4 • lag _ this season, scored the Hillsdiale to but 69 yards. Clovis WK 3 24 • Simpson obtained in a mid- the centennial festivities winning LaVaughn Latimer 153 PASSING • run in the eighth It Is An Western Kentucky rates sec- season trade with the St. LOUill of the Danville Tobacco A.ssoc- Uneasy All COMP YDS inning when Perch Bobbie Garrisoo 163 INT Mark Behinger ond in team offense, Tillman MU 47 22 US Cardinals, was suspended iation on Sept. 21-27, 1969 walked, went to Marilye Parks 152 according Collins AP 31 1 222 in- name MT 2i 2 Dempsey knocked out Willard, seoand on pitcher Roger Nel- Wancia Nance to OVC statistics. The Hilltop- 1 114 1 definitely Sunday, by General 152 Vasco WK 13 141 1 July 4, 1919, in Toledo, to be- son's sacrifice and tallied on By JOE CARNICELLI Betty Dixon pens rolled up an impressive Gina IIK It 121 3 Manager H. B. "Spec" Rich- the nation with points awarded 147 March MK 5 come heavyweight champion of Don Buford's single. 396 yards on the ground and Pair TT 14 $5; ardsoo, who gave no reason Pete Ric- UPI Sports Writer on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 Jean Chancey 143 ; world limn shut out the basis on netted a total of 530 yards. Minnie MO 7 1 1 • for the disciplinary action the Tigers for the NEW YORK rtlf1/ - Notre totes from first Anna Hine 142 1011411OG Last through 10th A distant second R YDS AVE two innings to preserve Dame taby holds an uneasy Sandra Thompson 139 in team de- Schreiber IT 24 114 71 Nelson's fourth Moore WK IS 144 9.7 win. pensh on the pinnacle of col- Nancy Rogers 139' Rem it MO X ill 4.3 McLain struck out four Brims WK 4 Ill 30.9 • bat- lege football. Notre Dame, Purdue Jenny litunphreys 139 11 71 at ters, raising his season strike- The Fighting Irish, notional Neil Maritovidi 137 Redskins' Graham 'lard:K 13 71 SA out total to 276 and So. Cal., Top Three Center NT3 af 33.1 surpassing clampions in 1966 and fourth Anna Flood 136 Breaks UK 110 X 41 Cook's Jewelry th the club mark of 275 held ,by Young EK 1 it 73 kat season with an 8-2 mark, Teams In UPI Poll Isabel Parts 132 Yarned* Pik . 1I 14 Ii Calls Loss Disaster rUPITINO wBualtocchaes todsy were named the top col- Katherine les 132 100:4 AmajaV1.33 STREETArtcarved lege football Mildred Hodge, Secretary WASHINGTON -Coach Rea Taylor MT l!two,e‘sc-...... ,tboo04•1 teamin the nu- Jim Hardie AP 500 MAIN Diamond Rings doe in the ant week's ratings NEW YORK ON - The Unit- Otto Graham called Wash- Johnny Vance WK "• by United Preen ed Press Internatkonal DILLAR OR DOLLAR ington's 37-17 National Foot- Chuck CantrNI MU 11 311.4 '0 International's top 20 SCORING e, 35-member board of coaches. major college tootball teams BOWLING LEAGUE ball League loss to New Or- II,. a rr, witUKT7 . Tr E:LP :1111 TItri StalulthqA yesterday. "The Notre Dame, which scored with first-place votes and won- For Week of Sept 20, 19611 leans a disaster Mts Seat In Service . . ,Best of Gasoline" from Graham said his Redskins Larry $61,7 ,ewer eenhoweeauseemeselesee4 an limprenive 45-21 Ncbary over ion-tied recinds in parentheses- Team Standings: W. L. Jerry Pelllais EK 127.0)1 --- 129 were missing blocks, not hit- 641 SUPER SHELL SERVICE a highly-regarded Oklahoma Four Seamus 8 4 90/Pritil By United Press International ting as hard as the Saints, not • team, received 17 fine-place FIRST WEEK Twiaters 8 4 O RUSH PASS YOS concentrating as much, miss- UK me 717 Across from Jerry's Restaurant - Phone 753-9131 National League votes and 321 points to out- Tease Points 4 Fantastics 8 4 WK 314 134 539 assignments and AP es 227 210 Max McCuiston • We Give Treasure Chest distance 1. Notre Dame ing play Stamps • W. L. Pct. GS Purdue 13 top votes 17 (1-0) 321 Astros 6 6 even bumping into each other MT I" 114 320 and 293 2. Pirclue Sparernaken TT 232 Si 211 x-St Louis 94 63 .599 - points and Southern 13 (1-0) 293 6 6 in the line. MU 35 22$ 143 California. the defending 3. Sou. Cal Glory Stompers 4 MS 214 219 San Fran 85 72 .541 9 cham- 3 (1-0) 290 8 "Football is a game of emo- ET • pion with 290 points. 4. Penn St. 1 (1-0) 158 Befuddled Four 4 8 TEAM DIMINSK Cincinnati 81 76 .516 13 tions and it's obvious that the O RUSH PASS Vol Pittsburgh 79 78 .503 15 Penn State, a 31-4 conqueror 5 UCLA 1 (1-0) 136 Trumpets 4 8 Saints were keyed to a higher 1111 6. MS 263 WALLIS DRUG Chicago 79 78 503 15 of Navy, was fourth with one Kenna (1-0) 86 High Team Game pitch," Graham said. WK 171 7. MU 134/ Phone 753-1272 Atlanta 79 78 503 15 first-place vote and 158 points, Alabama (1-0) 85 Four Seasons 584 TT 22 more then fifth-mnicing B. Nebraska (2-0) Glory Stompers 558 PAT 4611 * PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY * Los Ang. 74 83 471 20 81 AS 441 • Philadelphia 73 84 485 21 UCLA, who dennsyed 9. Louni St. (1-0) 67 Glory Stompers 539 ET We Have It -We Will Get It -Or It Can't Be Had • New York 71 86 452 23 burgth 63-7 and received one 10. Miami Fla. (1-0) 59 Nigh Team Series Houston 70 87 446 24 fait-place vote. Saxind 10-11, Houston 55; FOUT Seasons 1626 x-Clinched pennant Rounding out the top 10 are: 12, Indians 50, 13, Texas 42; Glory Stompers 1589 rag.:p. AV AP:Al.. ::4110‹.A.: A. A. 4. 44' Mondays Results Kansas 86; Alabama 85; Ne- 14. Florida 36; 15, Ohio State Sparemakers 1446 AC* Ale A. 4. 40. Cinci 9 Pitts. 6, 1st, tw-light bel/aka 81; Louisiana State 67 28; 16, North Carolina State Nigh Ind, Gam* Scratch Pitts. 2 Cinci. 1, 2nd, 10 inns and Miami Fla. 59. 21; 17, Michigan State 17; 18, Sallie Guy 189 Only games scheduled Houston heads the second 10 Arizona State 14; 19, Tennes- Mary Contri 178 iiVICTOR CHAMPION ADDING - Teday's Probable Pitchers with 55 points, five more than see 12, 20, Florida State 11. Margaret Morton 164 Los Angeles, Foster 1-0 at 12th piece 111C111011 WWI Teams High Ind. Game NC *SUBTRACTING MACHINE Chicago, Jenkins 18-15, 2:30 p. 42. non& 36, Ohio State 26, Sallie Guy 253 North in- Carolina State 21, Michi- Twin State Mary Contri 241 Francisco, Sadecki 12-17 gan State 17, Artzons State 14, oda Hill 220 • San *§NOW ONLY $(1(150 at Houston, Lemaster 10-15, 8:90 Toluene 12 and Floeicia State Baseball 1 Black 220 p. 11 rounding out the top 20. SUNDAY'S assulTa Ii Ind. Sarkis Scratch Ara Parseghien's Fighting Ir- AT MINTON' Sall Guy 472 " New York, Koopman 18-11 at West Er. Vs. 301 WM II-10 II 4 lab witl be asked to defend Manton 03 11110 .-is Merton 452 Here's versatile, all-purpose adding machine, Atlanta, Niekro 12-12, 8:05 p. Hobbs, 14 4 g a their No. 1 ranking Almon Long ND and Wathina: Carl. Beauton Brandon 442 designed to give years of dependable trouble- m. im- Room& cri and Driver. Duns XL • mediately when they play host VanDrke bed High Ind, Series HC performance. This compact, 10-Key Philadelphia, Johnson 3-3 at hits bre West two to Jack Moilenkopfs powerful Lautoekt VosollegiaL Glenda Hill 629 Champion lists 7 columns and totals 8 St. Louis, Washburn 13-7, 9 p. Carr, lad two. including • has. rm. '(999,999.99).-free You'll find the Champion easy Purdue squad in a grudge match for Denton while Dunn end Thellale Glyn& Black 606 m. mu bad three Xts melt end CM,* ,and convenient to use: electric operation Cincinnati. Maloney 14-10 at Saturday at South Bend, Ind. iod a. Cothran had two IOW seek Sallie Guy 604 makes figurework fast and effortless. Sellermakers Are Tough Wei* tr. played three and • bate Splits Converted Pittsburgh, Blase 17-5, 8:05 p. innings im the *wood game The Boilermakers walking off before Martha All. • M dumped the field because of an 2.7 Notre Dame umpires dectidian. Banton wan by Wednesday's Games from the No. 1 not torfett, and tbm • doubleheader 112na Rickman 5-10 LEDGER & TIMES Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night early last seam when quarter- AT PR1DONIA: Ora Birdsong 3-10 back Mike Phipps First Geese San Fran at Houston, night buret into 1191drwilie 000 WO 01-41 5 3 Peggy Tobey 5-6 national prominence Predonla 0130 100 11-3 New Yost at Atlanta, night with an McNeely 11 Hilda Proctor 7-8 OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. imprenive pealing and Wane; F. Tater and Phil. at St Louis, night display a- ▪ Miele. Polly Owen 5-10 gainst the Irish. But Purdue, Los Angeles at Chicago Shirley Etillington 2-7-10 'W.4:141V 41.1: AP ,A1V. 4111V:411041111V+AIVAIK boasting one of the lloesod Gewee : best back- cdtirrille 413 1193 0-14 '1 4 Beauton Brandon 5-10 American League fields in the country with Fredonia 300 001 0- 4 1 13 Hilda Bennett _ 2-7 RIM, and Mere*, C. Phalme. Tar MARINER MISSING ismast- W. L. Pct. GS Phipps, allamerica Leroy Keyes IC and D. Phelps Top Ten Averages NOTE: asesem. ed, deserted and sinking, the x Detrant 101 56 843 and Perry Williams, must buck and Fredonia will Shirley Wade -4 - 148 an slay • .10.-boning gem* next Sunday 11-foot sailboat in which "an- Baltimore 90 68 570 11% awesome South Bend crowd at Reitrwale to determine which Masa Mary Smith 147 and the tacos Awatea In the next rained cient mariner" William Wil- Boston 84 73 535 17 fact that no team has tournament pler if Sallie Guy 144 BOYS 8 through 13! • ever lis, 75, was trying to sail Cleveland 83 73 .532 17% beaten a Parseghian Notre Margaret Morton 143 AT PADUCAM alone New York 80 76 .513 20% Dame team twice in succenion. Polly Owen 142 across the Atlantic, Oolemed• 3130 104 31113--III 11 4 was WIN YOURSELF A Oakland 79 78 .503 22 The record-shattering Irish Durres 000 400 001- 1 4 111 One Birdisong 139 found by a Latvian fish- TROPHY' CFcaRDPP% af); passing combination Sites and Jordan; Archer, Ruth! ing boat, announced Minnesota 76 81 .484 25 of Terry MI. Jones in. Bredy an ang eau, Beauton Brandon 136 it was Hanretty- California 66 91 .420 35 to -Jim Seymour JItionerom in. Peggy Tobey 135 in Moscow. The photo was showed that sucureiroRTIS Jordan doubled sod SIGN UP TODAY IN OUR BIG Chicago 64 93 _408 37 it lost none of its bosomed for three Rills te Pat Scott 134 taken just before Willis left effectiveness mad*. Wad Got- Wash 81 95 .391 39% as the two com- Bog end O. Kilmatriek hod nava Grogan 128 Montauk Point, N.Y., May 2. PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION! bined throe trite each and Davidson sad Monday's Results for two touchdown pass- lirkee two earn night es Saturday to give Seymour the NOTE Golconda is winner of Registration now going on for our PUNT. PASS 8 KICK Baltimore 2 Detroit 1, second place Murray will plat ince all-time Notre Dame Service 111 Competition You could win one these Wash. 8 Bois 5, 14 inns., night record for yard two lime. nazi Sun- of 18 handsome. all- mooring receptions. der and Grand Rivera will play a RECORD MAKER metal trophies we're presenting as our local PP&K Competi- .. Minnesota 3 California 0. night W71110111 at Golconda Purdue had ath•Pwarel M WEST tion awards. Were very 1 V Oakland 5 Chicago 1, night an easy time rout- Plarint at Colt 10,4004, Park POINT, N Y MN - proud of these trophies and you ing Virginia will be, too, if you win in our local competition. Only games scheruled 44-4 whilie Southern Steve Lindell's 149 yards gain- And you Cal needed could go on to win all-expense trips to NFL games • Today's Probable Pitchers two late touchdowns ed pasaing in Army's victory and the from NFL Play-On game in Miami, and a "Tour of Cleveland, McDowell 14-13 all-America 0. J. Simp- over The Citadel Saturday rais- Champions" to son to edge Minnesota 29-20. Acquire ed his three-year total to 2.026 Washington, D.C., with your mom and dad, and Paul 4-8, at New York, Bulls arid Stottlemyre 20-12 and Peterson UCLA got a fourhouctelown place him second in Army In PP&K you compete against boys your own age, so your performance 12-10, 5 p m ftbell sub quart- football history to Pete Vann, chances of winning are all the better! Our 18 trophies, for erback Jim Nader four Detroit. Lolich 16-9 at Balti- to romp past who gained 2,916 yards in instance, go to the top three boys in each age group in our Pittsburgh while Kansas Mueller seasons during the 1950's. local Competition. Use more, Hardin 18-12, 8 p. m. bomb- PP&K ed Illinois 47-7. Alabama edged Boston. Lonborg 6-8 at Wash- When you enroll we give you a FREE Tips Book on punting, a tough Virginia Tech squad HE CHICAGO Bulls, ,a el and ington. Bertaina 6-13, 8.05 p. m. eho passing and kicking, written by NFL stars. And you get 14-7 while Nebraska blanked T play an exhibition ENTER NOW! a • e Minnesota, 13oswell 10-12 at basket- ARCHER ADVANCES free oftic,al PP&K Contestant's Pin! So come in with your cabinet Utah 31-0 ball game at the Middle California. McGlothlin 10-14, 11 Ten- PALM BEACH GARDENS. T711 mom, dad or your legal guardian to register Use Louisiana State nipped nessee State Registration the _ pm Texas University Gym- - George Archer's $20.000 IT'S FREE! ends Octrbef 4 HURRY! Sign up at A&M 19-12 and Miami had an nasium in Chicago. Nyman 2-1 at Oak- Murfreesboro earnings in partnering Nun time beating Northwest- Thursday night. HobhY land. Hunter 13-13, 11 p. in. strengthened Nichols to the two-man PGA ern 28-7. their squad yesterday by Walnesday's Gwen ac- team title in Oklahoma City last Five coaches from each quiring former Bull Erwin Chicago at Oakland, night of weekend moved him into fifth the seven geographicel areas Mueller, a forward, from the Nennesots at California, night Los Angeles place in money winnings this Parker of the nation Liters. Ford comprise the Inc. Boston at Washington. night year with $127,131 Billy Cas- ye 111911.11, UPI ratings board. Each week In exchange, the Bulls sent Detroit at Baltimore, night ruard per continues to lead with rnd they select the top 10 teams in Keith Erickson to the At 701 Main Murray, Cleveland at Baltimore I.akers. 1174.296. Ky. •

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11 rAciz Ft)1: TIM LEDGES & TIMES — MI RRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — HEPTEMEtKR, 24. 1968 111 Mrs. J. B. Burkeen Phone 753-1917 or 7511411•1 Miss Marilyn Lasater Installed Worthy Advisor Of Murray Rainbow For Girls'

Murray Assembly No. IV Or' honor of both RIM Riley and der of the Rainbow for Girt' Miss 1..asater. held its Installation of officers Special guests of Miss Law at the regular meeting held ter were her parents, Mr. and Tuesday, September 17, at Mrs. Joe Lasater, her brothers, seven o'clock in the evening at Dayton Lee Lasater and Joe 4 the Masonic Halk Lasater, Jr., her uncle and aunt, Miss Betsy Riley, retiring Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Kaiser. Todd-Kelly Vows worthy advisor, presided dur- SOCIAL CALENDAR To Be Read Mrs. Twila Coleman, serving ing the opening and Miss Don- as mother advisor in the ab- reed die Teesdale, Sammober 24 Very Generous Miss Sharon Venable, daugh-" Boyd, recorder, sence of Mrs. Frances Churchill MODE minutes. The Tau Phi Lambda Soren ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ven- who was in Louisville, made with 7 The worthy advisor introduc- will meet at the Isom of able of Murray Route One, has special awards which were re- shovel ed the following installing of- Mrs. Loretta Jobs at seem enrolled as a junior at Murray ceived by Paulette Markovich, fine. I ficers who were escorted to Mrs. Carolyn Pariu will be or State University. Her majors Betsy Riley, Rosetta Robertson, 726-78' Rube are Elementary their places: Irene Futrell, and IMAM Donel- with Her Education boater. and Miss Anita Flynn, worthy • • • Special Education. She is a ad- son, merit bar awards. By Abigail Van Buren visor; Mrs. June Crider. chap- FOR — Wednesday, September M member of the Special Educa- Betsy Riley was presented • lain; Miss Linda Dunn, mar- II Buick The Males day luncheon will tion Club, with the "Pot of Gold" award shal; John Markovich. record- and al be served at noon at the Cal- DEAR ABBY First let me explain that I am 46 years ad for working thirty or more er; George Williams, confiden- • Call 4 loway County Country Club. and my husband, Rube, is 52 I haxe a dear friend about my Donald N. Cherry is a sopho- hours at the Murray-Calloway tial observer; Mrs. Lillian Rob- Hostesses are Mesdames Bethel age who lost her husband 4 years ago, and she's had a bad case more at Murray State Univer- CAurty Hospital. PORT) ertson, outer observer; Mrs. Richardson, chairman. James of nerves ever since She told that her doctor told her sity. He is majoring in psycho- Others present for the meet- man, rue that Sharon Carroll, musician; Mrs. Paster, Jack Persall, L. K. logy and is the son of Mr. and ing were Lynn Watson, Mrs. tam I all she needed was a man. Twila Coleman, mother advisor. Peakiey, Kirk Poo/ John N. Mrs. William Cherry of Mur- Sue Flynn, Mrs. Clara Starks, Now I hope you won't think I'm a terrible person. Abby, but Officers installed were Mar- Purdosn, Wells Purdoen. Sr.. ray. and Mrs. Betty Riley. when my friend kind of hinted around that she would like to • • • ilyn Lasater, worthy advisor; Thomas L Milier, and L D. Mil- The hall was beautifully de- RCA ' borrow my Rube once in a to quiet her Barbie Keel, ler. while nerves, I really Miss Linda Harris has enter- worthy associate corated for the installation with able 'I • • • didn't see anything so wrong with it ed Murray State University for advisor; Patricia Evans, char- the stations covered in white Cali 7 To tell you the truth, I never was very affectionate, her junior year ity; Paulette Markovich, hope; with clear glass bowels Thereety, Septeraber 26 and I with a major filled .6 6 11—A-1 In business. Diana Donelmn, -faith; Betsy with three candles surrounded Grove 126 of the Woodmen always felt like Rube got cheated in that department She is the daugh- @primp ter of Mr. Riley, chaplain; Irene Futrell, by orchids. a the World will hold its m- somewhat and Mrs. Marvin bedroo Harris, drill leader; Joyce Winchester, A social hour was ailer meeting at the Woodmen No one would have to know. I). iou think I'm crazy? Olive Extended. She is held with full at rush chairman love; Claudia Welch, religion; punch and cake being Me at ewes pm. RUBE'S of the Alpha served to tress, WIFE Ginger Colson, nature; the • • • Omicron Pi social sorority and Tina members and guests. tables, Is Niccum, immortality; Tres, Mc- • • • The Magazine Club will meet DEAR WIFE: I don't know whether you're "crazy" or Not, a member of Pi Omega Phi st.4 Cord, fidelity; Dee Pugh, pat- at the Murray Woman's Club bet I do think your generosity is unbelievable. Perhaps, you'd honorary business fraternity. • • • tism; Barbara Sledd, service; SPECL House at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. better consult Rabe. You could be playing a dangerous game. Russell Howard has enrolled Angela Beane, confidential ob- Boats, George Upchurch as hostess. If Rube is going to be "lent out" for therapeutic PERSONALS • • • purposes, at Auburn University, Auburn, server; Sherry Blackford. outer Mum's) maybe be knows some ether needy cases of "nerves" that need Ala., observer; Dori:Ida Starts, musi- The Pan Hellenic Council for his sophomore year as Clyde Alien Rowland of Mur- North "quieting." a pre cian; Lana Kavanaugh, choir will have a style show at the -medical student. He is the ray Route Two has been dis- son of director; Pam Paschall and ballroom of the Student Udell Mr. and Mrs. W. Ru- missed from the Western Rap-g, dolph Kris Kimball, choir members. GOOD building at seven pm. Cloth DEAR ABBY. Our 17-year-old daughter has been asked to Howard, Williams Ave- tist Hospital, Paducah. nue, Miss Lasater announced as or. Ca from The Cherry's will be mo- go with a 35-year-old father and his children, ages 8 and Ii, to Murray. • • • • • • her theme for the year, "Love deled by the new pledges of the state fair for several days. The wife is unable to go. My Mr. and Mrs. Don Baker and Miss Wanda Billington, and Service"; her color, violet; the six sororities The semis- daughter would look after the children while daughter and Mr. and Mrs. TWO-E the father daughter of Mr. and her flower, orchid; her scrip- elm is fifty cents per person. attended Mrs. Mar- Gary Coltharp, al of Murray, del. Ci to fair business They would all four sleep nights in a vin ture, I Corinthians 13; her song • • • Billington, is a freshman attended the wedding of Miss camper in one small room. at "Do You Really Care"; her em- TAKE The Zeta Department of the Murray State University. She Marilyn Anne Clark and Jack I feel that this is not at all proper My daughter and plans blem, the Bible. way Murray Woman's Club sell MISS PENNY to major in elementary Morgan Cooper at the West TODD husband think I am completely wrong The new worthy advisor gave atery. have a dinner meeting at the I am not saying that the education and is a graduate of End /3apt1st Church, Paducah, Itr. and Mrs. man is not nice the her acceptance speech along $1. Big club house at 5:30 pm. with Bee N. Todd of Lynn Grove announce or anything like that. I just feel for the sake of University School. in September 14. esinemnent the • • • the lines of love and service. Mrs. Robert Hammen of Padu- and approaching marriage of their oldest common decency my daughter shouldn't agree to such sleeping • • • daughter, She gave a special tribute to 1966 ' cah as guest speaker. Hostesses Penny, to Jimmy Kelly, son of Mrs. Jack Kelly arrangements. I would appreciate your views Entering the Methodist Hos- and the late Jack her parents and 753-13f Mesdames It•Ey. Murray Route Three. pital School of Nursing is Miss presented them are Robert Ham HER MOTHER with at 110' Miss Todd is a Rosetta Robertson. daughter of gifts. Dick Sykes, Vernon Stubble- 1967 graduate of Calloway County High Baptist Theme Maio! and DEAR MOTHER: I vote with ,ou Mr. and Mrs. nevi! Robertson, Mies Riley, retiring worthy SALLN Seld. Jr.. A. H. Kopperud. Jam- is presently employed at Jack's Super Burger. CHICAGO (UPI)—The Mr South 13th Street. She receiv- advisor, gave her closing add- theme of the annual didn't es Weatherly, and Franklin Kelly is a 1996 graduate of Calloway County 1969 High ed the Sexton scholarship s- ress before the installation. meeting of the American Bap- pets wi Fitch aloof and is presently engaged in farming DEAR ABBN' We have beautiful home, • • • financial ward of the Rainbow for Girls Addendums were given in tist Convention, to be held In tric shi The wedding will be solemnized at the Elm security, good kids, and Grove Baptist a good social life. "So, what's the and is a member of the 1968 the Convention Center, Seat- to Star Friday, September 27 Mora on Thursday October 17, at wren problem'?" o'clock in the even- you ask. graduating chum of tle, Wash., May 14-18. will be The Calloway County HOMO- Al friends and relatives Murray are invited to attend No dermal We also have a "Fatso" at the head High and "Now Is the Time,- it an • NEW: mikers Club will have its an- Inatations of our house How can School. Murray State University was - are being met. we make him • • • •• • pounced delight nual hay with a trip to the understand that 'a omen like their men strong after a meeting of the and lean—not rogram committee here. colors Land Between the Lakes and soft and far Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Knight is 'a I n The Rev. Dr, Culbert Rut- Lustre! Fort Donelsoo National Mili- My man doesn't do a lick of work around llliam B. Miller are enrolled man at Murray State Univer- Billington Cottage the house, and enber, president of the Ameri- $1. Tic tary Park. Lunch will be served Mrs. Patterson Is his job permits him to sit at Murray State University. Bil- sity and plans to major in his- down most of the time He goes to a can Baptist Convention, said at Paris Landing State Park. Scene Of Potluck gym ly is a senior majoring in agri- tory and minor in chemistry. Complimented With occasionally, but comes home and eats everything in the meeting next year would The buses will leave the extens- culture. Ken Alan is a sopho- John is the eon of Mr. and Mrs ALMOS Dinner By Class sight. I either hide the goodies or don't buy make an effort to face the is- Lovely them, hut he more. Both are graduates of Cecil Lee Knight ion office at aloe am_ and re- Mr. and Mrs. Oseen Billing Tea-Shower manages to keep his of Almo Ro sues of the day and would also stove, belly loaded. Calloway County High School. turn at 2.15 pm. Ion were hags for members and Mrs. L. W. Patterson, nee One and is a graduate of Cal- sound a strong 489-361 • • • His clothes wear out too fast. He looks 15 years older •• • evangelical their families of the Owen Bil- Sharon Wilhani, was the hon- than loway County High School. note. be is. arid I am not interested in his 1963 FL Saturday, September El Batton Sunday School class of oree at a delightfully planned insurance money. Miss Pauli Cook, daughter Frankly. he is getting cycle I The Alpha Department of the First Baptist Church at a tea-shower held at the Com- unbearable. Please print this, Abby, of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook of • to help fat men Hazel, has enrolled the Murray Woman's Club will potluck dinner at their cottage . munity Center on Ellis Drive realize that they are losing their lives before at Murray GOOD they State University for hove its noon luncheon at the at Lakeway Shores. on Sunday, September 8, from die by being so weak, lazy, and hoggish. the fall sizes 1 three ,term as a second semester jun- club house with Mrs. Lucille The dinner was held on Fri- to five o'clock in the 11- WEARING THIN FOLIAGE coats. ior majoring in elementary PLANTS Austin presenting the program day, September 20, at six-thir-!Ilerncs": edu- size 38. cation on "French Study Abroad". ' ty o'clock in the evening. I The gracious hostesses for with a minor in speech. Largest and Nicest pairs al CONFIDENTIAL TO TERRY: Don't go for a "now • • • Assortment Hostesses are Mesdames .7 I. Special music was by Miss the lovely occasion were hies- or $2.00 never" kind of proposal. Insist on time Greenhouse Haack, G B. Scott. P A. Hart, Linda Darnell, soloist, accom. dames Oliver Cherry. Thomas in which to think it Eddie Grogan, son of Mr. and Fresh over. If be isn't willing to BRING IN YOUR PLANTERS AND LET US William Barker. laland Owes, panted by Pat Jacks on the gin Lovett- Ora King, Tip Miller, wait. it's a good bet that the Mrs. Lon Grogan of Murray DINET marriage should PLANT THEM and Miss Cappie Beaks. tar. Dan Hutson, Eurie Garland, never take place. Or would you rather be a Route Five, is presently in the FOR YOU formica • • • Those present were Dr and James Payne, Fred Bradshaw, divorcee at age 21tO second year of medical school Call be A rummage sale will be held Mrs. Castle Parker, Mr and Marshal Garland, and Hobert at Vanderbilt University School 8:00 p at the American Legion Ball' Mrs. Ralph Darnell and hough- Brandon. Everybody has • problem. What's yours? For a personal of Medicine, Nashville, Tenn. He is a member SHIRLEY GARDEN CENTER starting at seven am. The sale ter, Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Bill The honoree chose to wear reply write a Abby, Bea Wee, Las Angeles, of Pi Kappa Cal., Mee and 11111 N. ash HELP' ii sponsored by the Cumber- - Cherry for the occasion a beautiful red madame Alpha fraternity. He is a gra- 153-11544 and children, Cynthia a stampe& self-addressed envelope. 1101110011 land Presbyterian women knit dress with pearls Her duate of Murray High School of the sod Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Der hos- Male c North Pleasant Grove Church wood Beatty and children, tesses' gift corsage was of a FOR ABBY'S BOOKLET. "HOW TO HAVE A LOVELY • • • Seale, Steve, Laurie, and Lynn, Mr. white glamellia. WEDDING." SEND $loe TO ABBY, BOX 1e740, 106 Ottanday, September 30 and Mrs Bob Etherton and Receiving the guests with the ANGELES, CAL., Meet The Murray Woman's Club (-eddren, Kathy and Cindy, Mr. honoree were her mother, Mn. 1967 EV will have its first dinner meet- and airs, Lloyd Jacks and son,1.1. W. William, her mother-in- 650-cc Mn,and Mrs Louis Reed lag of the new club year at six pat, jams mr, and sars, law, Mrs. Randall Patterson, and actual Sc, Mr and Mrs. Tennie Dowdy pm, at the club house. Fred Bill Solomon, Dr. and airs her grandmothers, Mrs Fred • 753-835 squat, super Mr. and Mrs. Rex Stone of are the grandparents. Mr. and • intendent mar. Ralph T.SPer. mi.. and kin. Bradshaw and Mrs. Lloyd Law. Almo Route One are the par- Mrs. Luther Dowdy are great • PURE I ray City Schools, and members Bid K. longing, M. Alois E. son, and her husband's ifrand- ents of a daughter, Rosanna, grandparents. mese it of the School Board will be the and mother. Mrs. Wendell Patter. Jones, Mr. Mrs. Grayson weighing seven pounds ten • • • able ( speakers. All members are urg- McClure. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. ounces, born on Saturday, Sep- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dodd any di ed to make reservations immed- Vinson. The mothers and the grand- Jr., and son, Mark, tember 14, at 6-50 p.m. at the sf Murray Route Three an- iately with their department mothers were presented with Mr and Mn. Dan Shipley and Murray-Calloway County Hos- nounce the birth of a son, FORME chairmen. corsages of yellow daisies daughters, Dana and Gina, Mr. by pital. Christopher Dale, wait • • • the hostesses. weighing and Mrs. Austin Robards and The Stones have four other eight pounds five ounces, born able P. Mrs. King greeted the guests daughter. Sue, and Mr. and children, Michael, Sandra, Lynn Tuesday, September 17, at 1:47 at the door and introduced Happening Mn. Billington. them and Danny. a.m, at the Murray-Calloway SS • • • to the honoree. They were ST LOUIS UPI'—With the Grandparents are Mn a n d County Hoepital. shown the gifts displayed on ft aim of railing nearly $1.5 mil- Mrs. James Kilgore of Abno They have one other son, FOR Y tables covered with white lion to make up the difference Route One and Mr and Mrs. Dean Quinten, age fourteen REPAI1 Longest Reign cloths. between the church's $27.980,- G. L. Stone of Murray Route months. FREE VATICAN CITY UPI —The The beautifully appointed tea or 000 adopted budget and $26.- Two. The grandparents are Mr. and 433 longest reign by a Pope was table was overlaid with a white 500,000, anticipated receipts • • • Mrs. Jack Dodd of Murray that of Pius IX, whose papacy satin under white net caught for the year, the Lutheran A daughter, Shanda Elaine, Route Five and Mr. and Mrs. Church lasted 32 years The second up with garlands of greenery -Missouri Synod has weighing seven pounds seven Jack Fennel of Almo. Great ONE Sept. I longest was the 25 years during and shasta daisies Centering designated Is4 'Make ounces, was born to Mr. and grandmothers are Mrs. Ola partme Things Happen Sunday' which Leo XIII was Pope. the table was a gorgeous ar- Mrs. Dale Reed of Benton Route Weston of the Convalescent Air-con rangement of Shasta daisies One on Wednesday, September Division of the Murray-Callo- cluding and Bells of Ireland in a silver 18, at 10:44 a.m. at the Murray- way County Hospital and Mrs. A partm container flanked by the white Calloway County Hospital. Lee Whiteside of Alton, Ill. • 8870 Of candles in silver candelabra. The appointments were all in b 3-BEDB silver.m • from c Miss Jennifer George and • loge at College Carousel - • • Mrs. John Turner presided at • • 753-556 the tea table. • SHOPPING FOR A • "A Store That • is A Little Bit The guests signed the regis- • • HOUSE .ter at the 'table covered • • ed, 41( with a,• • Different" lace cloth and centered with a • COLOR TV? • after 5 • • diver bud vase holding two • gallon roses Miss Pamela Gar • 105 N. 6th - • If so, shop with everyone . . Street lend kept the register One hundred persons called but be sure to shop with us! Murray, Ky. 42071 aft sent gifts during the after- An E.p.c. V/e•,tern fled with the grandeur and noon hours ruggedness • • • of the 1870's. Phon Religion in Braille TV Service Center BOOKS SPRINGFIELD. Mo (um. RED SKELTON HOUR 7:30 P.M. T • wns. A braille circulating library of • With a 0 viom ot gent. Assemblies of God literature • 312 No, 4th St. Phone 753-5865 • Artists' Supplies - School Supplies • • has been established for the • • • " • No. I „Picture Framing blind by the denomination's • boar • • e gal at th, Nies. Now in her own TV show. home • Only -Mathes Offers • missions department at • Curtis • • — STORE HOURS: — international headquarters • THE 8-YEAR PRO-RATED PICTURE TUBE • CBS NEWS/HOUR gtoo P.M. here • • WEEKDAYS • WARRANTY • •. riat, When, Where, Why. FiY.cinating 10:00-9:30 In addition to the books and • SERVICE — • — ONE FULL YEAR FREE • SATURDAY 10 .00 .5:90 pm other braille literature avail- • able more than 300 • Ex SUNDAY 1200-5:00 p.m. Gospel • tapes are offeredvotra- loari ba-• Hafford James - Owner to sis to blind persons who have Bobby H Wilson - TV Technician Co tape recorders •

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PTEMBER 24. 1968 1. lied Worthy XACIE FIVE THE LEDGER w For Girls 0 & TIMES - MURRAY, KINTucl" TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 24_, 1968 less document from Count Re- th Miss Riley and Se/I, Tim* nee de Chambrun, a decendant ag• Travel Briefs of Lafayette. and It is on dia. Pests of Miss Lase- play at the $10 million Insti- r parents, Mr. and ?Rent Rd rection fern is called the poor tute of Texan Cultures for the For Fern later, her brothers. Fanciers man's hydrometer because rain duration of the World's Fair. Lasater and Joe FLAMINGO, Fla. (UPI, - makes its lifeless curled brown Room THE More leaves bar uncle and aunt. than 50 species of ferns quickly expand and turn Profitable • grow a Perks Enoch Kaiser. in Everglades National fresh green. CONCORD, N. H. (UPI)- NICE 5-ituoM home about Park Coleman, serving REAL ESTATE FOR and vacationers heading New Hampshire's 32 state FOR SALM SALE miles east of Murray on black- for the advisor in the ab- • WANTED TO BUY Flamingo recreational A First parks were visited last year by top, electric heat, firepiace, NOTICE complex can easily find at Frances Churchill MODEL 25 North West LAKE least SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) an estimated 3,442,846 persons crane, FRONT and subdivision carport, good well on acre lot. three of them. -The Louisville, made with 70 ft. boom, back lots ELECTROLUX SALES & Ser- WANTED: Used wood or metal Marquis de Lafayette's • • •• hoe and on Kentucky Lake Buena- $10,000. The leather fern is the larg- famous ds which were re- shovel front. Murphy diesel an. vice, Box 213 Murray, Ky., C. desk with typewriter pedestal. farewell address to the Massachusetts had the na- Vista Estates, Sherwood NICE 3-BEDROOM home with est in the country, growing to United aulette Markovich, gine. $6,000 00. Shores, M. Sanders. Phone 382-3176. Phone 753-8040. 5-24-C States is on public dis- tion's first tax for free schools Call 728-6236 or Fort Leisure Subdivision. 2 baths, electric 12 feet abundant play See heat, good well, Oct. 12-C high. The for the first time in his- • • • Rosetta Robertson, 726-7878, Russellville, Ky or Call Ed Greenfield, Lynnville, Ky. WANTED: small gas sword phone garage, utility house, small stock Good used fern flourishes on mos- tory at San Antonio's Hemis- Michigan borders on four of and Diana Donel- S-26-C 753-3748. heater. tree Sept. 26-C barn, paved road, on 3 acres VISIT THE HIGHLAND Oaks Phone 753-3102. S-25-C ay branches as well as Fair '68. The manuscript was the five Great Lakes. ar awards. stumps SALE - about 5 miles north of Murray. Farm. Domestic rabbits and logs The resur- written in 1825 by the French • • • ey win presented FOR OR TRADE- 1966 Rabbit - Buick convertible, $21,000. for pets, breeding stock and hero of the American revolu- Minnesota produces more ot of Gold" award full power WE HAVE a three-bedroom and air, low NICE 4-ROOM home like new packaged meat. Follow signs 5 5 tion. Gov. John Connally ob- than half the 'U.S. domestic thirty or more mileage, like new. brick home on Magnolia CROSSWORD PUZZLE ms.-t° -'-"Y'srl°2'' Drive on blacktop near church and on 641. tained the loan of the Price- Call 408-8739. S-24-13 with central heat and miles north of Murray Iron ore e Murray-Calloway • air, liv- grocery. 2 acre lot. 58,500.00. LIM 012100 LitaU ing room, 753-1881. Oct.-18-C ACROSS 4 Run easily etal. PORTABLE TV 17 kitchen and family GOOD 5-ROOM home DM moo mina -inch thin room on acre 5-Mature 000000 MUD MM aent for the meet- man, and stand. Good combination and two lot about 5 miles west -DANA GRAY Scarbrough is 1.Tha oral 6-Courage condi- baths. It Full age 607 U00 sew Watson, Mrs. tion, $50.00. Call has an attic and dou- basement, fireplace, now located at Personality 4-Young sheep 7-Climbing 753-5262. good well, Lane species of DOOM MO MUMB Mrs Clara Starks, ble carport. This house is on a carport, on Beauty 753-5481, FRET Salon, phone THAT'S black top 12 000 A S near Organ 120B -24-C one and gro- of MINK Ity Riley. one-half acre lot. If cery. $69,000.00. at 1401 Vine. Friends may can hearing 8-Dreamily 00 GVNERUN NU RCA VICTOR 19" you are looking for a 13 S shaped thoughtful was beautifully de- color, port- house GOOD 4-ROOM house on 2 acres for appointment. Home phone 0110 UM M00 TV. 3 years with a lot of space this molding 9-Exist U007 MUM he installation with able old, $200 00. is it. west of Lynn Grove, bath, small 753-6559. S-24-C 14 Silkworm 10-It is (contr.) pun Call 753-6588. HAVE A LOOK at one of 15 Goddess am vino woo covered in white S-24-P the Mock barn, near grocery. $3,- of 11-Possesses NV U110 POIUM00 most beautiful stone houses on discord 17-Cyprinoid fish PRINT STUDENT! glass bowels filled 500.00. 16 Frivolousness 19-Prefix: down 000M EIVMU ROV 6 MAPLE half beds with box Highway 121. This house is OPENING SOON, The Hair- SO REMARKABLE 0445 HIS !andles surrounded on- ONE-YEAR-OLD brick home in 18-Self-esteem 22-Be di gr321 MIMI OHO KNOWLEDGE OF HUNDNIS springs and Mattresses, 5-piece ly six miles from dresser, in the Roberta Build- 20-Spreads for 24-A continent Murray. It Grove Heights Subdivision. 3. ale AND TIZACKING,'IT CAitsON bedroom suite, 2 refrigerators, has three ing at 202 South drying (abbr.) our was held wilk bedrooms and is bedroom, carpet, nice 6th Street. 21 CCA.ko IDENTIFY AN INDIAN full aim box springs and mat- kitchen, Anna -Brother of Odin 25-Mental imags 36-Maiden loved 43-Prefix: not tke being to completely carpeted. It has cen- large bath, Huie, owner and operat- 22•Everyone 25'Scorch by Zeus 44 • Discover TRIBE FROM A swan served trees, lounge chair, 3 carpet, lot 105' x 23. MOCCASIN papa! and study tral heat and air and two fire- 210' or. S-26-C Egypt an 27-Part of body (pl.) 37-Person 45-Hebrew month guests. s„ tables, 2 dinette seta Bahrain $1800000 goddess supposed -Rockfish • • • and elec. places. This 13 acre farm 26-City in Norway to 46 can WE HAVE some nice income MARGIE'S 27-Garden tool bring good luck 47-Policeman tric stove. Call 753-8349. S-24-C be purchaAe) for less BEAUTY Shop, 29-Baker's product 29• Dance ship than re- property on Kentucky Lake. If Highway 30 Vast age 38-Clover (slang) placement costs 80, Hardin, will open 30-Avoid 40-Grade 48-Japanese sash SPECIAL-1968 Fall dose of building interested in Motel, Trailer 31-Exists 32-Signifies Out alone. Owner October 2nd. Linde Deems. 4 -Indefinite 49-Negative Boats, motors, campers, rentals, will consider trad- Park or other business site. 32-Pigeon pea 33-Obese .4 article 50-Chinese pagoda SONALS ing operator. Call 437-3700 or 437- 33 Enemy Murray Sport and for property in town. call: Marine. 317 5672 for appointment. From 34-Babylonian deity 14 2 3 5 6 -7 9 11 HURRY!! Come out and see one 'GALLOWAY 35 :O • 10 n Rowland of Mur-• North 4th. Phone 753-7400. INSURANCE & October 2nd to 9th our $12.50 Works at one's of the nicest brick homes in Real Estate Agency, trade wo ha been di.- S-24-C Murray, permanents will be 37 12 13 4 Murray. It has three bedrooms, Ky. Phone $10.00. Male the Western Bap- c) 753-5842. 5-26-C Oct.-12-C 38-Swiss river GOOD USED G. E. Refrigerat- two ceramic baths, paneled den 39-Anon Ts 6 17 BE A , Paducah. A 92 SAIAREMOLDER... or. Call 753-4745 or 753-2208. and kitchen wiai built-in ap- ACRE FARM just listed AUTOMOBILES 40-Household pet .W AMERca's 040• with FOR SALE nunction 11 19 FUTURE.' S-24-C pliances. It is completely car- 4-room house on black top WHEN IOU BUY US. 42-Lubricates 111 SAYAN'S re. Don Baker and peted with central heat and with three-tenths of mile front- 1984 PLYMOUTH convertible, 0P4PH Mt/ ARE JOINING ,,44-Go in 21 H4NO5 d Mr. and Mrs. TWO-HORSE Trailer, 1968 mo- air. This house has a double age; all sowed down with 29 Sports Fury, 383 cubic inches, 47 WITH FELLOW -Agreements AMERYCANS IN SA p, all of Murray, del. Call 753-3123. S-27.0 garage with a paved driveway acre corn base; burley and automatic transmission. Mint 51-Caoutchouc 27 29 30 /NS . dark tree "AAIERCA,WE SaiLLVE wedding of Miss This is the bargain fired bases; 4 ponds, condition. sacrifice, 52-Musical IN TAKE soil away the Blue Lustre that most with like Must 31 32 34 e Clark and Jack people wait a lifetime to new woven wire fence, 9995.00. Call 753-3545. instrument way from carpets and uphol- find. all s-24--C • 53-Cleaning Wsr * * * per at the West Priced at only $20.500 around and trim middle. 33 /37 stery. Rent electric shampooer Don't A good substance Church, Paducah, wait on this one, see it now. farm for cattle that will pay 1988 FORD pick up, 8-cy1i8der, 54-Cask N BUSY BEAVER! $1. Big K. S-28-C with new mud grip tires. Call 39 40 41 r 14. IF YOU are interested in a off. 55-Fruit seeds MOSE FANTASTIC ENCANEERS 0 • • 753-2521. S-25-NC 56 Remain 1966 TRIUMPH Spitfire. Call large house, we have a four- FULTON E. YOUNG Realty. 42 43 4. 45 46 AND BLALDE-45TNE BEAVERS - bedroom brick with all Phone 57 Guido's high k. HAVE A WA SYSTEM 753-1362 after 5:90 p. m. See the mo- 753-7333. 5-26-C 1962 CHRYSLER 300, white, all- note it 1107 Poplar. dern conviences. Located at 47 48 49 51 WHEN ATREE IS ABOUT TO FALL S-25-P EXTRA FINE quality home, lo- power, air, clean. In good con- 1821 Loch Lomond There is a DOWN THEY THUMP THEIR TAUS IN A cated in city This is a spac- dition. $700.00. Call 753-1787 or 52 CRY Of `11/ABER r o UPI - The SALLY'S in-laws coming. She transferable loan that the pur- S . didn't ious home with all the appeal- 753-8699. S-26-C 1 leak through e 1969 annual fluster-cleaned the car- chaser may assume 2 Filament .55 tt• 36 7 AUTOMATED SAMOS- pets ing features and is one of the 1952 GMC Pickup le American Bap- with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- IF YOU ARE interested in farm 100. Call 3 Come onto •A VES THERE IS 5LCH A THING' THE 11 1801.L SAviems PLAN nicer -bedroom homes SAvw&s! on, to be held In tric shampooer $1. Western Au- property, you might want to see 3 in Mur- 416.6381. S-28-C the scene Distr. by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Zati OF4R5 YOU AUTONIAPC c.irwrw THROU6N SISTEMANC 753-3672. on Center, Seat- to Store. S-28-C us about the 18 acre farm on ray. Call S-24-C lay 14-18, will be Highway 121. This farm is lo- NEW fashion colors are Sue's BEAUTY SALON or small bus- Time," it was an- cated only four miles from delight. She keeps her iness in 3-bedroom house with Peanuts® by Charles M. Schulz - a meeting of the carpet Murray. with highway frontage colors bright - with carpeting, drapes, central heat, mittee here. Blue and several outbuildings. I 'I Lustre! Rent electric shampooer and air-conditioning, 3 bath Dr. Culbert Rut- ALMOST FINISHED a beautiful $1. Tidwell's Paint Store. rooms, and 2 fireplaces, built- PEANUTS ,..trit of the Amerl- three-bedroom brick on Doran Convention, S-28- in range, dishwasher and gar- E7ET OUT OF "ULTRA"MEAN5 ''601N6 BEYOND said Road. This house has a living next bage disposal, large patio and iVhe Ls/Aq, 1 I FEEL Year would ALMOST room and large den, kitchen and THE USUAL LIMIT...EXCE55IVE... )rt to face the la- NEW Tappan 400 double carport. Located at 8th dining area, 2 baths, carport and ULTRA-CRAW TO AN EXTREME ity and would stove, white. If interested call and Olive. Phone 753-4342 or DEGREE " also utility. This house is TODAY! rong evangelical 480-3635 S-26-C selling at 753-2888. 5-23-C a bargain. Phone for an appoint 1963 HARLEY Davidson motor- me nt. TWO-YEAR old, three-bedroom cycle Call 492-8722. brick on Kirkwood Drive. Rea- • S-26-C WE HAVE two, three-bedroom sonably priced. Phone 753-8283. GOOD bricks, one at 505 South 13th CLOTHING.- Dresses, S-38-C sizes 16)4 and 18, two rain- Street and one at 1609 Bel- kNTS coats. size 16, one mans suit, mont. These houses are priced size 38, aLso short jacket, two to sell. If you are interested, Act. -For- Riment pairs shoes, size 10. Each item, Now. JUST $2.00. Call 753-1733. S-26-C LISTED an extra nice 2. INSURANCE & REAL bedroom house, with lifetime LET US ESTATE & MORTGAG DINETTE SET with 8 chairs, aluminum siding, only two LOANS formica top. Good condition. blocks from campus. Why pay Call before 12 noon or after rent when this loan can be by Ernie Bushmiller 8:00 p. m. at night, 753-6015. transferred and payments only SPANN & WILSON S-26-C $63.00 a month? 205 S. 4th Murray, Ky TER k-i4C/NO/E-' IF YOU are looking for rental aL./ 5 ./1/04 IL.L.ote7Q- HELP 13 Siamese kittens need Investment, we have a four- I'M NOT I'M RETURNING someone to love instead of me. bedroom frame, only one block COMPLETELY Male IF NOT THE UNUSED or female, $15.00. Mrs. from the university. It is now HELP WANTED COMPLETELY Seale, 514 Broad, 753-7770. ready to be occupied, SATISFIED PORTION and will FEMALE Help Wanted, full S-30-C bring a high SATISFIED, return on your time employment with Investment. future. 1967 BSA HORNET motorcycle, Good pay and insurance bene- RETURN WE HAVE a house just 650-cc. Twin cart, motor, 600 one fits. Age 25 to 40. Retail Store, e mile north of town UNUSED actual miles. One owner. Call on High- Write Box 32-F co The Ledges- 753-8351. way 841 with four bedroom; and Times PORTION • • S-26-C 5-24-C lull basement, brick veneer. PURE BLOODED Seal R. N's and AND GET •• Point Sia• This is on a large lot L. P. N.'s, immed- mese kit.ens, female, iate opening. All very love- with plenty of outbuildings. shifts. Fringe YOUR able. Call 753-7444 after benefits Mayfield 5:00 This package is priced below Hospital, P. any day 0. Box, MONEY 5-26-C replacement cost of the build- Mayfield, Ky. Phone 247-5320. S-24-C BACK COOKIES FORMICA TOPPED dinette set ings alone. with four chairs. Very reason- WE HAVE ten acres of land on WANT SOMEONE to come in the Murray and Old Concord en Tmt., -0*Oft a•••••41 greet•24 able. Phone 753-5553 S-26-C and stay with invalid, one day •tra J Feeft•• *Mini•• Road. This land_ has over $200. 'a week. Call 489-3485. S-26-C year corn base SERVICES OFFERED a LET US show you a beautiful CURB WAITRESS, apply in per- -bedroom house with a Abbie 'N Slats FOR YOUR ALTERATIONS and three am at Jerry's Restaurant. by R. Van Buren REPAIRS or REMODELING. large kitchen and den combin- S-211-C two baths. This FREE estimates. Call 753-8193. ation, with 47-77 NO USE, MISS WALKER . • WANTED for immediate or 4354651. Sept.-23-NC house is on an acre lot. The em- NW FATHER IMO ME owner is leaving town so make ployment, full time carpenter. NO4J SAW Year round HIM. NOW FOR RENT us an offer. work. Call 753-8250. HE'S MORE SET THAN WE HAVE one of the last va- S-28-C ONE TWO bedroom EVER ON ME GIVING AND a- cant lots on Magnolia Drive. If UP SPORTS UNTIL- partment and sleeping rooms you are interested give us a LOST AND Air-conditioned. FOUND I PULL UP MY all new, in- call. It is priced to sell imme- GRADES. cluding furnishings Williams diately. LOST. Brand new 15" pick-up Apartments, So 16th. Call 753- LET US SHOW you this four- epare. Between Murray-Mayfield • 8870 or 753-6680. bedroom house on Poplar and or on old Murray-Paris Road. Street. $5.00 reward. Call 3-BEDROOM brick, '4 block South 13th This house 753-2817. extra large lot, why from campus Will accept col- has an not S-25-P buy this property and let it lege students or family Call for itself. muses. S 24-C pay DANIEL WEBSTER "God grants HOUSE, furnished or unfurnidi- CONTACT GUY SPANN, Wayne liberty only to those who Call 7534860 Wilson, Edna Knight, Charles love it, and are ed, 416 So. 10th. always 753-1502 days. McDaniel at 202 South Fourth reedy to guard and after 5 p in or defend it.- s-se-C St., or call 753-3263. Spooch (Jim. 3, SPANN & WILSON, Insurance 1834) and Real Estate. S -24-C Buy U.S. Sayings Bond AUCTION SERVICE 'LW Abaft Household & Real Este by Al Capp , WAYNE WILSON IT'S THE HOW DOES OUTA WHAT OW"- LIKE RIGHT!!ON L'1 AN'DeS KINDA JOINT nen, 753-3263 or 753- FIRST A 001 NT P•111 TH"STOONTS A CCNER AT THIS • ONLY COSTS PEANUTS UN IVOISITY LIKE THIS WANTED I SIGN UM PAY,STU PI D!! CHARGE KINDA JOINT 10 RUN -JUST THE DEED- PAN/ OFF? IN A THEY CALL IT PERFE_SSORS SVNOICATZ HARVARD 41111 AIN STRIP TUITION !! SALA"!ES Boy to earn up EVER OWNED!! to $9.00 per YOURS!! JO I NT!! G ALL.! 1 ' - WANTED week, after school. BOY FOR PAPER ROUTE Excellent paper route now open • Excellent opportunity 44v • .14.1t11,0.1rii • for boy In College at the Courts area.

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• ?MgLIDOI TIMMS — MURRAY, ILIINTUCICY TUESDAY — SEPTEMBER 24. 1968 Report • Famed 'Strip' SEEN & HEARD .. Market Federal Singe Market Ne w (Ceallisitied Fres. Peps 11 Service 9-3448 Kentucky Pur- Has Bad Case chase Arai Hog Market Report ufacture of some new type of Includes 10 Buying Stations. equipment, or machine, or act- Receipts 488 Head, Barrows and of Hippieitis ion. Gilts, Steady to Mostly 25C Low- Weak. LOS ANGEL/SS UPI , — The er; SOWS, Steady to • Now famed Sunset Strip, once the comes a new punctuation US 2-3 200-240 lbs $197520.25, mark rata night life center for the called the "Interrobang". Few 1 & 2 $20.50, Movie stars, This new matt is used where $19 2519-73; • has virtually been US 2-4 190-240 lbs SLJnit taken over by the hippies after a person says "Really?" or US 2-4 230-260 lbs $18 75-19-25; "Really!" dark In printer's terms the US 3-4 250-280 Ins $i825-1875 As • result property values exclamation point is called a SOWS: have plummeted, retail "bang" and the mark sales question US 1-2 270-350 lbs 516.50-17.50; have dropped 30 per cent, naturally indicates a question 515.75-16.50; police US 1-3 300-450 lbs costs have increased has been asked. When y 0 ti $15.00-16.00, than 100 per US 2-3 400-600 lbs more cent and the question some one, you inter- $16.25. county la losing Few RED CROSS MEMENTO millions each rogate them. By putting the -42W MEM Isk inglsmil year in tax revenue. , tor for the national Rad "bang" and the "interro" to- Cress lid prestos at MOW, The inroads of the presents a hippies gether you get "Interrobang". National universities in Ar- gift te Rebut Wm% ristireellatileve and other young Persons began gentina do not charge tuition. the Neste die, Tem., eeldlinag and Sentare. In 1965 4 Wrenn Is The new Remington Model MI a former Paducah Since that time arrests have Electric typewriters have the increased 250 V 500 per A thin cent. Interrobang availability or in A large number of these are for clear other words you can get the In- Western violations of which 87 per cent to Mr Kentucky Red terrobang on this typewriter if involve persons 17 to 24 years you want it. Mrs. T Of age Their A financial institution esti- Viet Cross Chapters Meet .rh• interroisang is a combina- N mates its properties in the area tion The Western Kentucky chap- have gone down $500.000 in of the question mark and the Cricket ters of the American Red Cross value exclamation point, Dairy Farmers Businessmen held an all-day conference Son- on the strip ew • blame court decisions hi an article in the Publisher's day at Ken-Bar Inn. Approve Mandatory regard- pyard. S ing the laws as making enforce- Auxiliary, trade newspaper, it ches It John H. Wathen was the con- Promotion Plan ment almost impossible. points out that some folks say brella : ference chairman. Reed Con- Carl Victor. president of the Columbus shouted "Land Ho?" TOO= der, chairman of the Marshall FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPI) — West Hollywood Realty Board, while others say he shouted County chapter, made the wet- Kentucky dairy farmers appar- said: "Land Ho!" If they had the 0110us. which Mining address. ently have voted in favor of a -We learned that as long as interrobang at that time he mandatory for payment a hippie is not blocking the dared The opening speech was made plan of • could have used it effectivelY. an expanoted promotion pro- sidewalk—that is if you can ones ft by Henry Furrimanski, field gram for dairy products. walk over him or around him— one of director from Fort Knox, With four counties gill not be is within the law. if he • "The Vaccinations George E. Burnene presided tabulated, dairymen voted 808 owner of one building those was beat up - WASHINGTON , UPI 1—Vac- o at the luncheon meeting and in- 303 for the referendum which inside it by a hip- pie and nothing cination against smallpox since trOdaelid Leslie R. Boyd. assist- is expected to produce about could be done." Safer t Sheriff's Capt. G. E. Jan. 1 is now required of all aEt regional manager of the $800,000 for promotion of Ken- Scholten says in recent months the type persons arriving at the Lu- 11111theastern area of the Red tucky's dairy products. at,• bumbushi I formerly Elizabeth- Miss of hippie on the strip has Crass, Atlanta, Ga. The Kentucky Dairy Associ- vtllei in the Congo. the change changed. oriel ci The workshop session held ation has been designated to "There's an U.S. Dept. of Health. Educa- increase in hard a rg ume during the afternoon included handle promotional funds. core roughnecks." he says. "and tion and Welfare reports. The It makes good sense the topics: Service to Military The referendum calls for the an increase in the more seri- agency also recommends anti- dairy farmers who polio vaccinations for all fer evereeteeed Fattish Families, Disaster Prepared- sell milk for ous crimes" year 'round bottled use to pay four cents Americans traveling to 'Tur- pest-free living NM, Nursing Services, Blood a 100 pounds Those who sell key because of an increase in The eh Program, First Aid and Admini- 11101111 WAIT- milk for manufactured prod- poliomyelitis cases this year. ROA T 'can lac stration and Funds. ucts, such as butter, ice cream Hospitals Eying vets. Among the McCracken Coun- and dried milk, will pay three Plenty of Duck 753-1201 ty representatives Disposable A tree who partici- cents per 100 pounds. Rooms PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti pated in the on top program were Mrs. PI i roBURGH (UPTI (UPD —The widest variety of — A ing. We Elliott Mitchell awl Mrs. Jack Pittsburgh hospital purchasing wild ducks in the West Indies woodsa Tick, registration mai hospital- agent predicts that "dispos- is found in the Saumatra, Wants In -it ity aseliairmen. Milk= F. able" hospital rooms will pro- Miragoane and Les Eaux Gail- NORTHAMPTON, England Ham, Mat allIMUremer trainer tect the patient from catching lees lakes region of Haiti. Wild UPI ,—"I just can't get along nod Miss heopin Saber, something worse than he had pigeon, guinea hen, quail and allwaln Imam Tomas wad vice with people outside prison," Small Farms Vilth Low Income when admitted. Should dove also abound in the same Peat Celan! Crepasy &dram d ihe-iecal chapter. eald Kenneth Chambers, 52, * CRT George Pettingill of West area. Mrs. Tidt le Me chairs. when he asked Northampton Penn Hospital, predicted the The amlionnee closed with a quarter sessions court to ex- new rooms, a by-product of the Grow Dark Tobacco For Good Cash Crop Sunder tend an eight-year prison sen- 411111111Mg edlee hour nation's space program, will be Cu with the tence on robbery and forgery Marshall Cotmty chap- In use within five years Harvesting dark-fired tobacco hases since the ASCS permits Is an interest among 7thAsutto7R53731k11751.r charges. The court obliged by new grow. ter as hosts. The rooms would be placed on the James A Toon farm in leasing and buying. re-sentencing him to 12 years. m's. Contact W. R Hoover, Area 4S John Robert Ilinem. formerly of within regular hospital rooms Graves County September 7 Tobacco production schools Extension Agent — Tobacco, $450.00 Paducah, was presented with a and inflated until they reach Envoi left to right: Ruth, Del- will be held in counties if there Mayfield. Kentucky. memento walls, ceiling, and floor to form ISHOLAR cult Cc by Guy Koonce of Clops! a disease-resistant 1K..% Ann, Mr. Toon, Pauline,, 'Needs, Mayfield, regional director for CACES. Spain ;I:PIi—Bewil- ,lining for the room. Margrette, Mrs. Toon, Lindai James the national blood program. dered passengers gaped as the After a patient is sent home, and Milliard Cissell fan unclea SEE YOUR FAVORITE TV SHOW The Wrerm, was formerty a field I train roared into the station the furniture from the room Carol, not in the picture. was • — ON — „damage representative for Western I and roared right out again Ten Years Ago Today Ken- would be removed into nursing at a local hospital. ..cident without making the stop it steriliz- LEDGER S TIKES PILE rocky and is now a national ers for thorough Two of the daughters are in col- Murray, makes every day of the year. and prompt representative with the Nash- purification and the ''room" it- lege this semester. The Toon CABLEVISION cerding Asked later why he didn't halt, Work has been ville. Tenn. combined service self would be burned. farm consist of 102 acres of started by the gate raShwal ciepestment On a Phone 753-5005 1115 N. 5th Street Court ( the engineer said "I forgot " section of territory. 'The next occupant of tha upland. Approximately 12 ac- North 4th Street between Walnut and Olive Streets. 'The V. Stews room would thus be completely res of dark tobacco are grown construction involves the replacement of a culvert like strueture present' Wild Chime Protected from any lingering and a herd of 22 dairy cows under the street which is also a state and federal highway. bey, an bacteria. NOTTINGHAM, Eng Ian d milked for manufactured mark Mrs. Arlo Sprunger and Mrs. James Garland, volunteer train- the deb by% Nat UPI —The village clock start- et. The gross income from the.ers of leaders for the Murray Girl Scout Organization conducted ed chiming at tobacco crop is estimated at be- Wings five o clock and the first two hour session of the Basic Leadership Training course went on to chime 000 times Cut Rates tween ten and eleven thousand the cou A for new Girl Slcout leaders today at the scout cabin. clockmaker called in to investi- NEW YORK UPI—Seven- dollars. The other pictures show 451jak The Lynn Soomon celebrated his fourth gate said It apparently went teen deluxe and first class ho- the Toon family hanging tobac birthday with a party in convene his home on Payne Street mad tels in Paris have pledged not on and a field of dark tobacco Hostess was his mother, Mrs. W. FL The next best thing to a new car: I, when to raise prices for accommoda- partially cut and scatfolded Solomon tded, sc Discount tions through next March 31. a The Purchase Area is grow- Births reported included a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Adams ,a used car with a the Cir spokesman told an American 100% QUISKIlleu. NEW YORK 'UPI' —For- ing approximately 4,000 acres and a girl to Mr and Mrs. Joe Torn Foster press lunch recently. He alsc CARROLL VW, INC. I MURRAY, KENTUCKY 4207) eign visitors will be given a 20 of dark tobacco, hut an addition- said hotel owners throughout SOO CHESTNUT STREET TEL (502) 733-5850 Earl per cent discount on all al 2,000 acres of allotments are flights France. plan off-season price within between grown. These allotments Now Prance Aug. 1 reductions between November not and Sept. 15. Air Fratice an- and March and other special may be sold or leased A farm nounced. The 20 Years Ago Today • Earl discount tickets' discounts and inducements for or may gross up to ten acres will not be sold LEDGER & TIMES FILE in the United high-season vacationists. each of dark - fired and air- FARRIS' eine Cali States but are available at the cured tobacco by leasing and or Mg the airline's offices within France, buying allotments provided the Murray High School. with an enrollment of 733 students, COM- a charp upon presentation of valid acreage does not exceed 50 per- &tad organization of the upper five classes. according to &pt. Smiths passports. cent his cropland. White accordir of House Z. Carter. The enrollment is the highest the history Grocery W. in of the Small family farms needing unty Ju atibotO.' 1808 West additional income have an op- Main Street the off Registration of the local draft board reached 964. according to portunity to earn good income Stubbled MARK EVERY GRAVE Neale. FOUND BY CLAIRVOYANT by producing dark tobacco Mrs Mary for the period August 30 hrough September 18, -- Open All Day Sunday — Ashlo AWOL U.S. Mann*- Cpl. They are no longer to small Mrs. Neale cautioned that as boys of the county reach the age of sheriff James Belyeu. 21, of Hous- It they must register Everyday Low Prices Sovrling ton. Tex.. poses — with has Officers of the Murray Training School Pep Cub are Jean PLAIN AND FANCY GLAZED POTTERY — sent out Je.t Australian bride Cheryl iff after in Ono-Way King, Ardath Boyd, Betty Ann Rogers. and Mary Virginia Williams. Phillips aa Gas & Oil Open 7 Days A Week Sydney following a ed a chi reunion DORCHESTER. Mass, (UPI Cbestieaclers are Sue Workman, Ilene Taylor, Loretta Pik/ridge. with his mother. Mrs. and Sox Robert A doughnut shop here has Mary Eva Johnson, and Dolores Heater Bucklin. A Dutch clairvoy- a sign of -Fire Deput Exit' and be- Rev George Bell will be the vatting evangelist at the revival Since 18311 ant had told Mrs. Bucklin neath it: "No Admittance." gain we be held at the New Hope Methodist Church. meetrig to %%,\5%\% N.\ \ \ \ Tuesday Murray Marble she would find her son in \• \ •‘. ltralroallt Works Australia. He said he de- to C,allo cided mat to return to Viet- SUILDER$ OF FINE nam after he got MEMORIALS married, CLEANING but promised to surrender SPECIALS Pewter White - Miniver to 17.5. authorities 111 Maple St 753-2512 WEA ali =NO Any 5 Garments ey Unf Partly cast tel Your spring garden from w 5 night. For $3.69 83 east. has just arrived 38 east (5 Thursda MO HONDO! ANYI.SKIRTS, SWEATERS, FIV SLACKS LOUT: The fiv, outlook, The finest, healthiest 3 $1.29 day are bulbs in the world Temp here They'll give you 10, UP, Ur AND DOWN to 6 de the loveliest sprung 5 A $5 million Delta rocket SHIRTS LAUNDERED 75-88 garden you could want— 99 h carrying a $6 million if you plant them now. com- With Dry Rainf. mercial Cleaning Order All your favorites. communications sat- ter incl remotest:0y priced. ellite toward orbit blasts off gineh ea from Cape Kennedy (Inc early It hundred and eight seconds FOUR later the rocket flipped nose SEASONS Kentu down and exp'Ode(' eight up 01. miles over the Atlantic. A - a— CLEANERS — 0.2. KUHN'S (0) faulty guidance system w„, Rddle.Coitim, arid Jimmy Gerrish play in the leftovers of the annual Maine Bark Ii 4th & MAPLE MERRAY, KY. no char blamed by NASA y Conference meeting in Rockland new. sPkial fire fighting foam. • down O. tnnialatICWIreigeteltelneleWEIVinialni Sunni Moon

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