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United Press International In Our 88th Year Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, June 27, 1967 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXVIII No. 151, $5 MILLION DOLLAR PLANT IN PARIS Animal Judging Is Seen & Heard Held At Pavilion Draft Board Ralph Tesseneer III e leased Attends Workshop In Hardboard Manufacturer, Jim corker The Purchase Area Meat Animal grade Mexico Recently Judg.ng Training Meeting was held Observes 50th is and Monday. June 38, at the °artisan Walter To Build On 100 Acres Lalricb Livestock Pavilion M the Murray State University Farm This con- Anniversary Ralph Teeseneer III returned MURRAY home Jim Walter Corp. will build of judging hogs, beef cat- Sunday after spending three a million and sill employ 150-300 and one-half hardboard menufncturing plant tle and *beep 4-H Members tak- weeks in Mexico on at persons ing pert a special workshop Pins, Tenn which will coast more Life is filled with tragedy. in the training included: Local Board No. 10 of the Selec- and tour clam Lamm said hiring veil begin next RIDER Jitney with a group from than $6 milbon, it was announced April with partial production E. Kelso, Seraih Calhoun, Car- tive Service, Mrs. Game Adams, the Spanish sche- Life een Booth class at Tuscumbie, Ala. today duled to begin in the fell of 1968. Reverse Is filled with heartache. Cecelia Sine. Debby cined clerk, is observing the 50th Mama His cousin, Mike The announcement was made in manufacture Danny Materna, Joe Bill anniversary of the first renstra- Kirkland. son The plant will a fenny. Kerry of Mr. and Mrs. Reed the office of Tennessee Gov Bu- hardboard products, William& and Gary non of the 1917 draft act which Kirkland fuli line of Life is Evans of Tuectanbra, was ford V.Ankton at a netts confer- filled with disillusionment. from Oallowen County. Gor- took place June 5, 1917 during a member of including interior panels and ex- don Saniples, the ones and the Murray ence attended by the gov ez-nor , Marta Moon, Mark World War I when 10,000.000 men boy, a terior aiding • Life is filled with Moon fmen junior at Univereity plant officials and repretsentatives Barabon drudgery. Hickman Cbunty 0441 between the ages of 21 and 31 school, was aaid the plant was the &Mtn. Pat able to inn the class for from Paris and .,Henry County. Smith and Jerry Bell were reinsteted the trip. result.- of twarawcet asnoog state Life 1, ftiled wath uncertainty from Graves The class left by bus Jun Walter is building the plant and County and Tommy This week, June 36-30, has been for Sal- and loos' ctricials. "Ibis ie an- doubt. Powell till°, Mexico., where they for rts subsvenry, the Cellotex from Mardiall County. prods:nal se "SeleoUve Service attend- other step in the industrial growth Paul ed a tm weeks workshop Corp. on a 100-ecre site in Paris. Haley furnahed a dams of We in Kentucky" by 0,ov Ed- at Uni- of our Baste," he said Life I. filled with work, sweat and twinmehtre vereded International They The plant is the first to occupy breelbtg elite for this ward T Breashett who said "in at- Santa said that those instru- tears training tended classes in the morning a new 360 aore industrial park The an vatted the every major conflict in which this and mental in the firma action to had concluded east of Paris The park is a joint Piave Ifellavegel and Bernal Ma- Feat nalon hos been tours in the after- locate a pkuxt at Parie included Life Is filled with involved city-county all of these drey lanes Wars the noon. project the governor: his 'statl director things, they NOW dawns lave rallied to its yet ide is wonderful one clan While in fealties Ralph. Arthur Lentz, vice preeident of of argue and one dais Odense tavola • Selective Serviee W.ke, for Mineral development, Jim of and another boy the firm, mid the plant will have stiosttiorn hiders. They she Satan, and thousands were puede of the Alexander: the Industrial Board It Is wonderful because nest hu- of Ken- an annual visited \„Ahe Thomas tuckians filarthes family. Ralph had only a payroll of nearly $1.5 of Henry Oounty and Mike Foster man brings. although Lee Arm- have responded to the they suffer strong eight knowledge arm where ilbse Judged two call of Selective Service for of Spanish until of the Tenneesnee Valley Author- from all the tribulations listed a- the the classes of sheep. defense of trip, but he aid he was able bove, realise thin they cannot allow their freedom " Jesse Clyde George Those provtlike The to communicate rainy well with -We could not lave progressed these trials to dominate life They instruction °Overman who IS a regist- were Mr John the Sanchez Dannty members who Dies In Louisville so CpliddlY or efficiently." tome these &Mounts, into the Valet Area ex- rent under the prannt Act, had he said, tension Speolalla did not speak any English; how- background and bring the things in Seel Produc- high erase for the hundreds of "tatho*t the help of many Paris tion, Gordon ever a niece of the Sa.nolhez family that mean happiness into the fore- Henitmw, Area Ex- dedicated men aod women who Jease Clyde George, SO-, deed at citizens inciuding Jackson. Judge tension did arrive who could meek ground. epee/alas Mop. and have staked the !mai boards und- some 1:05 am. Monday at St. Anthony Bob Si, Mayor Di& Dunlap, Arae Soon. Engksti whtch helped along Lane Starter Profaner of Aural er the 1917 Act. World War II law, coot- Hospital, Louisville. He had been Vice Mayor Henry Watson, Jack Ituelancly murucation ten adjust As an acquaintance mid, we pass at Murray Sesta Ca- aod the present oparation. Ill for ever-al months. Weaver and Toni Wood" Ralph said the tins way only once. so we inay as lamity Mai Mary Wallmrs, house and Mr George was Grounenbreeking ceremonies for ropier grounds a former con- aril make it • happy Mesa. were nice, but they had to the plant will be held this fall. loursey. Murray, a thought to tractor and lived on Meadow Lane, be warn their okithee outelde 0110 3118111bir aka hang who NIXON VISITS TEL AVIV—Making a courtesy call on the elder and use Murray Jim Welker Corp. and its sub- Many panne are Local Women Enter Israeli statesman ensile concrete rub boards They had sideary operate unhappy because served hem in onsoway County vinting Tel Aviv on his second Funeral services will be held at 78 research and of the way they "fact-finding tour" of modern bathrooms but they production react to others. Tri-State Tourney item the 1617 sot in Vinland War thee Mediterranean within a year, were 1:30 pm Wednesday at the Mikes facilities in the United In other words they let what other former Vice President Richard acmes the court yard from the States and Canada I. M. Nixon talks with former Point Home of Arch L. Heady and and have to- 753-5617 people siy or do control hew they Israeli Prime Minister David Ben main house AM members of the tal scene of more than Severed women from the Callo- During World Wag n Mrs Mary Gurion. (Cabiryhoto) Son, Louisville. Burial will be in $600 mil- feel. They we at the mercy of way Nash Thecumble class were placed in lion. and Oaks Country Celt) are wee the dila inert with Resthaven Memorial Part. Louis- everybody Instead of the dog wag- wen selected ferrates near the entered In ttr Tri-State Mrs. Omsk Adorn as her mat- ville Friends may call anytime. ging the tail. they let Ladies' Untoernola.d. the Lail tag ank ..Tiatewassasse ant ethic the bawd Survhors the dog yaieseike was tented On include. two daughters. and the Rites, Mrs. Pardee After leentrig Sakillo the group today. June 36 and 27 at the second flexor cif the Oattn 1 Electrical Work Is Mrs. Sheila Rose Fa* at,Peters- went by bus to Mexico arty Village Greens Golf Course budding. Mrs Adams. now chl,-! Hafford, for burg. 111., and ?Cm Jennifer Physician We are affected In Wednesday Available Kel- Is to mow extent by In Army; sight tearer tours They also went Gilbert/nee. deer add she vericky rearnemtnn ley George of Murray. One son, the actions and words of others. to Ampulla° for Mary Jane distil' World War Pallbearers Good Career Open a day and me- Paul but we should not let it affect us Harris of Paducah 17 when the for the funeral of Richani George of Murray; large — ta.% before returning to Tuscum- to is the defending hall In the Gatlin bulk:trig Mrs Parnee liefford will be Rafe two *utters. Mrs. Edger Leaman Employed the point that we have no con- cheroPlon of the bia By medal would be The Army is probably the world's by way of New Orleans, la, trol at all. became if this occurs. play tournament Ninety- flinsi yritta retinae:its Wnioughby, Howard Wtiloughby. George of Lynnyllle. Ind.. and one waiting largest user of advanced electrical on tbetr chartered bus se are like the flotsam and lady pokers entered the to board the chartered Alfred Thompson. Ivan Thompson, Mrs. lane Wheeler of Louisville; jeteam tour- components. equipment. Ralph is the son nament bus on Le day of the Lloyd Houston and sys- of Mr end arid a brother on a mill pond. pushed around by monthly and Prentice Col- Mira Peyton George of Murray State Those draft cali tems And we need own to main- ti Teeseneer, Jr.. Olive a ripple or • breese from Murray include Bet- son Pans, Tenn A tam them. Street, Murray ty Lowry, Betty Jo Purdom, Osman is chairman of the Services will be held at Laura 2 pm If you're interested in electrical We have to plot our own course Parker, Frances Hoke, Calloway County Draft board and tomorrow at the Men Jeriene H Churcluil work, here is the chance you've Murray nnate. TJehersity has to a great degree. ficielvan. Sue Morrie, has seried on the board More Funereal (impel Carol Hib- witti Rev. Alvin been looking for You can study Mrs. Oneata Jones employed first full-time phy- bard. Bobbie Buchanan September 1960 during the Korean Tort officiating Orace Burial MR be in electrical maanbenance in today. 1, Dies aricien for the university health We remember reading about • fel- James, Mends Hughes, conflict. Outland Mrs. Jessie Bedwell On Monday Margaret Cemetery.Intends may acUon Army and get started on a service, ft was announced Monday. low who spoke to nearly everyone Stauffett, Mary Other members of the Akce MAW Anna board are can anyame at Vie Amend home solid career If you qualify things Dies On Monday Dr. E M Kalb of Indianapolis he met on the street He gave a like7 Adana Joe Berry. H. B Mrs Omega Junes. 75, died at Mad Rogers, Itanc7 Bailey. Jr.. Jam- Mrs. Halibed died Parlay in will happen In • hurry. You'll find will join the college Man' on July cheery good morning to • grumpy Pandrieh, es! A. Pester. and pm. Monday at her home on Oassolyn Lane. .Pudif Lat- Ciiiindel F•te•Vfll Hopkinwelle, Ky. yourself enrolled in an excellent 1, aocording to Dr Ray Malan fellow and his companion asked him We Route Four, Murray. Death was imer. Marie Weaver, Masa Overby le the appeal agent Survbvors indkide Ike training sohcol Read. grandchild- and earning an in- Mrs. Jamie E. &dwell due to an extended assistant to the MIMI president. "why are you so pleasant when he Math Garrison. and Dr. John Quertermoue died yes- illness. and Nail Tacked is the ren and 16 great grandohiktren. come while you learn. He wilt be available to students obviously is so di:agreeable"? The medical advisor. terday at her home in Was-rem, Funeral services will be held at For example, you may qualify about SiS hours each fellow replied, "why should I let Mrs. heich. 3:30 pin Wednesday at the J, H. day. Aderni SEW • coordinaters' NOW YOU KNOW and be trained in one of these how he feels and acts, control the Teen Club Members Survivona include her hued:and. Churchill Funeral chimel with Rev. "We Mint this is • fine step conference iieS be held In Frank- fields Artillery Conunurnations, way I feel"? Cautez; her mother, Herbert Sorrell and forward floe the university and in In Purchase fort June 70-30 to diacues by United Ballistic Mimic Mrs Maye Rev. Bill Revue the Ineni International Guidanct and Con- leering with our expanding pro- — changes and Andrus of Murray; a daughter, Knight officlettng. Burial win be problems of the pro- More than 50 per cent of the trol Repair, Telephor - InstallaUori We almost have to think "happy" Mrs Judeth Buchanan of Wer- tn the Murray Cemetery. gram of service to the students," Calloway County had four volone of new mnitary service act wkiows in the United and Repair, or Enctrion Device and ignore or put away many of the 4-H States are ren: Mrs. Jones Dr Monebd sad. Club members WhO of 1967 tust tamed Repair. a ion Joseph of Warren; is survived by her things that would rob us of hap- peetated in by Onngres pan 40 years of age, according to A retired Army physiclen, the but not three mestere Mrs. Lucille Thurman, husband. Jahn L. tour mittens Dr. Purohsse Area Dress Revue yet signed by the pre- the Metropolitan Lae Insurance For more information, see SFC piness Mrs Grace Hendon and Mrs Mrs. W'ater Todd of Lynn Grove, Kalb hes been pnuticing Internet on Tuesday. June 20, in McCracken sident. Co. Rudy Smith in Murray, Tuesday Max Beak all Mrs Ivia Comer medicine in Indianapolis He I. • Oounty. Blue ribbon The coordinator frorn afternoons from 1 00 P.M to 4.00 of Murray. Also smirch- of Mterelek1, Mrs. We learn to be happy in rite of winners from the thir- graduate of the University teen countries P M. or call Mayfield. Kentucky ing are bye grandchildren. Treys Charlton of Utica, Mich., of In- the diffinilties of life We cannot Calloway County Included Kath- in this any Trill then and Mies Beatrice Lewis of Route diana malarial school and recently leen Madrey, Advanced Drees. meet with the chief clear.., of the NEW SCHOOL 247-4535 collect Mrs Bethel] was • menthe- of use the difficultien of life as an ex- Neva Four. Murray; wan Wood a license to practice In &'t, tare lacy boards to advise the Emmanuel Haptest Otbrch, and • bother Wel- cute of unhappiness. °lathes, PhlfliCC• WW1, than on Kentuder Use The State a Warren sh Lewis of Route Four, Murray. Mt: and Match and Judy Kelso, changes of the new military adding two new area vozational-tecturioal Mrs Jones was a member of the The 1.1877phydoisin during the And new friends, we go from this Mix and Match. sein-e act schools Funeral senices will be held at Werra Haptlet peat year was Dr. Merles Clark. Judy Kelso to the 13 it le now either re- EQUAL DISTRICTING Church and the to the 10 per cent tax increase was runner-up in the the church in Warren Wednesday who maintains building or expanding Eastern Sten, Murray chapter, a private practice which will be taken by the city. litx and Matta division Judy will The new night Services sill be held in schoon MurrayIn He ordinarily spent an participate in a T Man will be an off-campus The 1966 Legislature re-aligned Murray V program on Attacked By Bull at 2 pin Friday at the hour a day on the carnpts, Dr. As yes may recall a citizen cern- WI)-TV school at hicreheed State Univer- Kenturicy's on Saturday morning, seven Cangrenstionel J. H. Churchill Funeral chapel Morbid Is In Fair Condition sity and an Mts. Izetta said. reinter some time ago reviewed the .hily 1. at 7 30 a 111 , along with aeronautics echool at dishing to make am se nearly Friends may calk alter 8 am. Fri- Broach Somerset Dr. Cart also served as physic- outgo of the city, the things whicn the other w'smers from the Put- equal in ixiptabieton as poesible. EMIR Overby. 49, a Dies Early Today ian to the adversity's athletic a progreedve city should have and these Area. Manthall teams and frequently the services which the °Risme ex- °meaty dairy fanner, is In fair made road condition Mrs Izetta Beach. 79. died at trips With therm.. ioes pect of the city. in a Paducah hospital He will continue 3:26 am today at the Murray- where he was token cm Friday al- In thia capatity. accord:Mg to Dr. Calloway Counts, Hcspital after an Mofteld, After diem/wing all of thaw things ter a 1.200 pound bull attacked in order that Dr Kalb extended 1lirlESS. the committee agreed that city em- WEATHER REPORT him will be available to students On Men working The J. H. Churchill Funeral campus each day while sohool ployees should get more money United Peem International on a highs/In' Pro- Is Home is in charge of arrange- In sesion. which was done and the hiring of ject saw the bull towing Overby ments which are incomplete at this more firemen for the sub-station, In the air at his farm Iburaday The MSC health service in- dime cludes treatment rooms which was done Went Itentucity — Pair and mild and used a tractor to drive the and 32 Mrs Brawls was the widow of beds and at this afternoon. Clear to partly wway. located in Wells Hall. on the fact that 011ie Broach, who died in 1937. It is ruffed by They also agreed cloudy and ocol tonight with Both of Cheerhyli lunge were three nurses on a 'ticker thouid be doubled Survivors include four sons, 34-tsar boas. the city chance of thundershowers north punctured and he suffered chest rflrall• of mixing more tax and Kenton. lined and Ray T. ell of as a portion. Wednesday partly clou- rib injuries, it was reported money and also that the city should Ook3water arid Rex B, of Newton dy and a little warmer High this take the 10 per cent tix increeee Fells, Ohio; two brothers, R. D. FATAL FALL afternoon in the 80's, wind south- last year VISITING IMRE and Herbert Crouch of Route One, n Fulls rank second to motor Ye- east 5-10 entire per hour, bow to- Murray; and a seater Mn,,. Addle Mole wrests as the came of ac- night upper flOn to km 70s High cidental Another public hearing WAR held C 0. Hick* of Witeltbs. Falls, Jones, of Route One. Murray, the deaths in Kentucky, re- Wednesday iii the 801 to low 90s. this year. hurt Thunder. In fact. Texas, is ving In Murray Mr. Stella community. ports the State Department of hearing was Probabinty of rain north portion and the subject of this Mince I. ptuthissing agent for die was a member of the Cold- Health should tonight 20 per cent. Outlook for to be whether the city take Texaco, Ire and he kves in the water Baptist Church. per cent tax increase. Thuredey' — Partly cloudy and RSES the second 10 middle of the Telma oil fields. He UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS atend tits public hear- warm SIM dance of after:bon Nobody a vetting his mother Mrs Carrie The rate of Insured unemploy- showers. COUNTRY MUSIC JAMBOREE ing. Hicks of Murray Route Six and ment in Kentucky dropped from other friends in the area He MIA 62 per 100 mortars in 1900 to 26 Kentucky lake: 7 a.m 3582, born at There will be an outride Country UM year, Working from the first public hear- Neaberg on Kentucky the State Department of down 01 bekrw darn 3037, up Late Music Jamboree at the Dexter and the thoughts expressed, the and his horneplace le now Economic Security reports 0.18 Community Center on city council went ahead and ap- covered by the waters of the lake Saturday, Bartley Lake: July 1 at 700 p.m proved thit second tax increase 3684. down 01; Mr. Take has been with Texaco There will be BOOKMOBILE CIRCULATION below HANDYMEN—This U S. 9th Infantry no atirnierion charge art,'-et, was allowed by the lenient- clam 304.1, up 0 4 for 41 years and haie read the bazooka crew finds hands make suitable shovels as and refresh- The State's 110 Boollmicalev cir- Sunrise the four scoop out an emplacement ments will be 'old. 5 39; sunset, 11:30. Ledger and 'knee tor twenty- for their weapon during a monsoon downpour 20 The McCulet- culate about five million boons a (Continued on Page Four) miles south of Saigon, South ons, Daniel Pritchett Moon seta 19:29. seven years. Vietnam. (Radiophoto) and others year in Kentucky, according to the will be on the program, Department of Libraries. 7

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PAGE TWO THE Lsocias rzipirk aurcroo*T TUESDAY - JUNE 21, 1967 THE LEDGER & TIMES • WILMS= by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. inc.. Veterans Coneohristion of the Murray Ledger, Tim Calloway Tanga sod The Times-Herald, Octobta 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January 1, 1142. • News JA10116 C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER We reserve the neat to reject aqy Advertising. Letters to the Editor. or Publk Fees itind still. to Our opinion. are not for ibe bait in- Isms is rapidly rum:ling out for terne ef ear mailers. The Almanac Worth War ri remains to appis ftir Meer 0.1 issue luau beamhtll. axmosua. maatismarrwrivss. WALLACE wrrsiza co, 150i) Jim Cosman Madison Ave., Memphis, Tann.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N Y; The find deadane Is Jukf 36, beephensee Whig., Diked. Midi. by Lotted Press leternatienal 1.967. To' Ton June 27, the Nan...alai Olney B. Owen. iraidger of the Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, Wound Up But League for transmission as Veteran" Adinsuistniiiion Second elm Matter. 110Ma day of 1667 wan 1ST 10 W. 1. Pet. GB Regional lat LOOM 43 24 .642 Marriage Is Very Office, Lotoregle, Kentucky, mud 13131MNISIPITON &ATMS: Sp Porter an Ilium, par waik 36e. per gemith Tbe moon is betvasen its Ma Cinalionatt 4210 563 llstn appanaions by Word War U M.M. Wham and adjoining =polka Didn't Show ps year, $4.50; elegirtan, perm and het quarter. Crecego 39 311 .51111 veterans mum bare been recaved The morning star is Saturn. Pvtubtaketi — 36 31 .530 Serious in Lae rethonal alike no &Mr -The Owitheading Civic Alma el a Community Business is as 'rue evening stars are Mars. 11•• JOE GERGE.N ban thoso uudzietat, July 26. latepity Pram:Iwo -36 al 414 et its Wakepapar" um Sports Writer Vritersin. umy 1/1•11, Venus, and Jtiluifx• 36 34 314 II by Abigail Vas !sires W.711A or fall Jim Coeman, who was all the VA 4.4upoomi TUESDAY - JUNE 27, 1967 Born cm this day In lg. was Pluindelphes — Si 36 .463 11 Case at 1406 10 Wade, certainly didn't let It DEAR ABBY. I have a problem Wed Helen Heber. the American author Los Angeses — 30 0 435 14 yours? Write to Abby. Box 6000, broacevey, htenevnie, Ken- show. which I am sure I am not alone in born Mind sad cleat New York 24 41 Lot Angeles, Cal, 00069. tucky, Se101, for further informs,- That's because the rangy -366 1.8 I have the sweetest, most On day in St. Houston wonder- • • • mon. The telephoce number he itus testerY. Louis rookie, 26 46 .306 19 ful girl 603- malung only the sec- In the world, and we're 541-6611. Quotes From in 1.751. Embed historian Be- ond Meaday's Remits hank inf For The News Wart of his brief major league of marriage, Ma when Abby's now Booklet WHAT ward ()Wm compleited the writ- Chicago 4 Fliakthelphia (Man said about 41% of Wee4 •y UNITED Pages stirgas•TIoNAL career, heeded a -dream- by Coach 2 we're together. I'm the one who has TEEN-M.41Rn WANT TO KNOW ing of the Decline and Fed of the New Wet II velsoans hare need Billy Mullett and pitched without Tort 3 Pita... 2 night to start everything Like taking her send $1 Is Abby, Box 61n911, Las their 4WD Homan Ilnapire home loan benefits In the UNITED NATIONS - King Hussein of Jordan warning a a windup for the very first time. Di. Lams 3 San Fran. 1 night hand to buts 11. Or putting in, arm Angeles. ('al 9110, 31 In 18th InislOr 00000auC de- Lds • • • years the 01 Men piked= U.N. General Assembly session that unless Lus.el is forted to Omagh gave the Dan Frenetic') Angeles 3 Cum. 0 midst around bee to draw her closer so 011111 pression began as prices on the Giants Only I Peen 111 qpetnition. give up the land it won ui recent fighting there will never nabunares, yielding only WOW scheduled. can kiss her New York Stook Itenbange noilaiss- f AlaPORTS BUILD INDUSTRY be peace in the four bus ui 8 1-3 innings and driv- Talay's Probable Pitchers She's not cold or uncuoperaUye, Middle East: "Annum families tend to In- ad. ing in the winning run as the Cards AL Times EDT once I make the Drat move, but I II -Jordan will still survive . . . we will arise again crew c induara... development FIRST ITIMMER and with In 1968, President Truman ord- registered a 3-1 vidory and hiked Patebungh Fryman 0-2 at New sure wish she would make the Drat in us will rise the Arab nations." their areas A ...murainfity The steembom New Orleans. ered United States Naval and Au their National League lead to 3% Yort Bennet 0-0, 2 pm. Move once in a wrote How 01111 • cannot first eyed to sittoant new Industry aucceardul simmer on the Ohio Forces to help repel the Comnatin- *Male& Houston Blearaeme 2-0 at At- guy get this acmes to his girl with- without and Mlitheappi invasion of Beath Korea Billy had • dream the other lanta out turning her off' Some modem trtrieportation fac- Rivers, made dm JERUSALEM - Prime Minister Levi E.stikol stating that at Nieskin 3-3, 8.05 pm lituit night when I came up Doan Tul- Like a little enoourageinent t/Ole& mad that meet, airports as fink run frac Louisville to New Israel will not give In MB. more than 100 persons Philadelphia Wise 1-6 at Chica- up the land it conquered in the Middle sa, grinned Unman, "and well as bakimayis- sap Governor Odeon, in Clotober, 1811. were islied when a typhoon struck be told go Singoons 3-5 or Culp 4-6, 2 30 DONNIE Nast fighting until her Arab neighbors join them in negotiat- me &Wand Mania he saw me winning without us- pm. DEAR DONNIE: And same gays T. Dreattott. ing a peace: ing a windup. I think I was around feel that for a girt to take the hilt- A thought Sot die day: Anterl- Din Francisco McCormick 7-3 KENTUCKY "There are some things that are impossible for a small the plate most of the night. I've lathe in such matters is mifeednleie, 0011307 aus author Other Wendell actions at sc. Louis Canton 5-4. 9 p in. TESTS FOB JOSS In 1716, the year die country. Abandoning this territory without a peace settlement thrown a few on the backstop in my and it tarns THEM off. (Maybe American onee -Kum/dodge and tim- Los Angeles Sutton 4-9 at Cin- About Revollution began, Ia one of life but I didn't tonight." the Woks you are one those two-thirds of the appli- Kentaxiky was them." ber shouldn't be meth geed tall cinnati Elbs 5-3, Allows One Rea 8 pm. guys.) cants for Stone Government em- charteredax a count'• of Virginia. • they are seasoned." Wednesday"a Commis whose only previous start Games If yen are thinking at marriage. ployment pass their job take. ac- Philadelphia in the big tame resulted in a two- ai New Yoga N Ws high time you started being cording to the Kehttiogg Depart- Houston hit stuitout over the Chicago Cubs at Mama N perfectly frank with each ether ment of Penshinel. The teats are A Bible Thought For Today on the lad da y-of the 1966 season. Pittsburgh at Chicano, 2 with regard te what you Mite and given under the State's Indust sys- issued seven walks but was in coin- San Fnuabsoo at SC Louis N what yea Sent like shoot the re- tem law. mand throughout, allowing only an Los Angeles at Cuidnnaul N eaanUe part of your relation**. Brine forth fruit with patience. -Lake 8:15. unearned run in the fourth be- When a marriage gees ea the rooks, We shall pass through this life but 'KARR once. We should try fore be weakened in the ninth Leaver the esoks can anetialy be found is EVENT ()RAVI' very hard to live really fruitful lives Nelson Belles, who ironically was W. L Pet, GB the mattress. scheduled to dart but was owed Chicago 40 26 • • • IMOUSZ-WIVES BOWLING 606 - in rebel Sunday instead, came on Detroit 36 31 .537 414 LEAGUE DEAR ABBY: A girl I'll call • to get the hat two outs and pre- Boston 36 33 515 6 Week M Jew U Grace is being rimmed soon Grace's Ten Years Ago Today sene Comoisn's Ord victory of the Minnesota 36 33 .515 w. L 6 mother and future mother-tn-law LEDGElt• TIMES FUJI season Cleveland 34 34 .500 7 Tornados 9 3 are both expert cake bakers. Ths The Cards were able to pad their California 36 37 493 714 Mis PIM 7 future mother-in-law hes alreedy Marine M. Sgt. Edsel W. Grogan, son of teed because the moond-place Cin- Baltamare 32 35 Shier 1884 Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Ctiallesigers 478 8,1 been telling people about the kind Grogan 4 einnaU Reds were blanked 3-0 by New of Murray Route Four, will take part in the first ex- Tort 32 35 478 8 of cake sbe pians to bake for the Try-Oute 4 8 the Les Angeles Dodgers. 'Ilse Cubs (treat Cigarillos- tensive troop exercise in the current series of atomic tests Kansas Ohy — 32 39 451 10's wedding! Murray Marble Wen Team aeries Ilidcp.) moved to within a percentage point tipped or regular scheduled for June Weeheigton — 31 40 437 28 at Camp Desert Rock near the Atomic Clielangers 1623 of second by deeding the Phila- I happen to know that Grace's Works Energy Mesday's Baseills Commledon's. Nevada Test Site. Mis Pas 11113 delphia Phillies 4-2 and the New mother would very much lake to Builders of Fine Miemeriak oo KIPIO Clucugo 5 Bakamore 4 night take waddling R. W. MCDIthitel. age 76, panned away yesterday at his home High Teams Game tHilepi York Meta edged the Pittaburgh Pi- the cake, but she's Porter White be.anger M.:meads 2 Doman 1 night the kind who prefers to St back EDWARD on Paris. Tenn., route one. He was the brother of Mrs. Jesse Challengers 692 rates 3-2 in Me only other iebed- Ill Maple 81 , N3-2113 New Tort 5 Kan My 2 eight and let the other woman do it tether Am•erea 'a Lamm,Swiling Cigar Hilman of Murray and Johnnie Mis Pits 664 uled games. McDaniel of Dexter. California The Chicago %%Nutt Sox increas- 4 Wash 3 night (Jiro make an issue or It. even LAO Dr. and Mrs. James C Roes and sou, Carey, MIgh lad. 3-Gaines a were guests Only games acheduled she's been told that the bride's aing last week of telly Owns IN ed their American League lead to Mrs. Ftoss' granchruXb.er, Mn. Billy McKee!. Dr. Today's Probable mother is supposed to provide the 'The Reit I/1 5,na 4,1 games with a 5-4 triumph over Pitchers Service . .. Beat Gaaadine" Ross graduated the first of June from the 81thiey 660 &hoot of Dentistry the Baltimore Orioles. the Mime- All Times EDT cake tram at the University of Geraldine Myers Louisville. iota Twuas napped Bbston 2-1. the New Yort Downing 8-4 and Ver- There is no chance of having The High lad. 11-Gnares Brake annual report of the Calloway County Deportment New York ileiolmes whipped the t:tame 1-1 at Kansas City Hunter the two women do it together be- Poiky °wake 473 came the mother is of Health has Just been completed covering 1956. Births regis- Kanma City Athletics 5-2 and the 7-6 and Eutaw 4-3 2, 7 pm groom's much 641 SUPER SHELL Bobble Chamois 444 ton teems !IOW .111Tr11 SERVICE tered were 493 and deaths Were registered Calif arms Angela tripped t h e Nelieblimtan Clotaiman 3-6 at Cali- bossy. Restaurant Phone 753-9131 at 214. Betty Dime 436 washington Senators 4-1 fornia hicOinchan 7-1. 11 pm How can this be handled' .:- MAX 111•CO ISTON MO di* GSM. MAW) INNOCENT BYSTANDER • Chinese Herten 6-1 at Bakanore WE TR7A61J5.I GRIOT SLUM • Paley Ceram MO Oder. Makes shutout BYSTANDER: * Beabet 4-7. 8 pm DEAR Slues Shir rev BilLogton - Claude °stem solidified his bid Grace's mother Is -the .tind who Twenty Both= Weeks-ski 0-0 at Min- Years Ago Today SELL) Dom — - 306 for an Ali-Star berth by shutting prefers to Mt back and let the ether UIDGER • 11117:51 PILE nesota Clisme 10-5, 9 pm Kiwi Lad, come Scratch out the Rods on flee hits white woman d• It rather than make We SPECIALIZE Clevelend O'Donoightie 3-1 at In . . • Polly Owens chatting up his 10th triumph. tying an biome of It." knowing that - lag Detroit Wilson vo AUTO RADIOS him with Juan Mancha! for the 8-6. 9 pm traditionally the bride's mother pro- Betty Dut.00 -_168 aLso service Wednesday's Games Rtley"s Grocery haa been purchased by Golon C WWI Bobbie Gammon - 164 ML bead Willie Davis tripled in one vides the rake. I my, let her sit New York at Ea nom N wo TRANSISTOR RADIOS and George L Fielder, it Was announced today. Hays is the High Average run and soured another on • iacti- Seek. Hunt's %%dungeon at California N son of Mr and Mrs. W. C. Rays of Murray. Fielder Is a native Bobbie Carman lth flee fly in the Mad and Ron I simailn't persons, la "handle" TV SETS homer in the seventh accounted for (imine° at Iteithnore N anything which obelowsly none OT Paducah. Polly Owens 10 is so the Dodgers' final run. Boeton at lthrusestaii N of ml bmineak And LI you do. pre- Goal Supply of George E OWerbey, Murray attorney and Democrat, form- Betty Dixon 141 The Cubs extended thetr win - Cleveland as Devon N pare is end up with egg let cake) Speakers and Antennas • ally announced today his candidacy Martha sib 137 for nomination to the rung streak to seven games. their as your face, Helen Hargrove - State Senate in the Third Senatorial District of Crittenden, - 137 longed in 13 years, on the strength • • • Lyon, Trigg. and Calloway COUntles. Ommersed of back 40-bail homers in the first HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION ANDREWS' RADIO & TV Pasty Celan Kenhacky is DEAR ABBY As an ecumenical SERVICE Mr and Mrs James W. Fannon of Nashville, Tenn.. Were - 3-10 by Billy Williams and Ron Santo construoung 3114 205 So 7th Helen brother to the Ohio rdnister, I too, St Murray the Hargrove - 4-10 strong relief pitching Oal miles of expressways this year. In- EY weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Robert- and have swallowed MN pride after of- cluding intaretate and toil roads. son, Lynn Grove Road Koonce and Olsock Hartenetein at a wedding or funeral, hurled scoreless ban over the final Ian Highway Commoisoner Mit- Miss Oneida Ahart, who repreisented her sorority at the when someone oaks me. • How much four innings, saving Rich Ney's chell W. Tinder. national convention in Cincinnati. Ohio, reported on the Look In Ken So I owe you?" sixth win Meeting at the Woodmen innings, got the victory. Rather than set an hourly rate Circle Grove N. 1 26 meet at the 'The Mete tied the game on Ken Bob Rodgers singled in two for service,' rendered. In the case Woman's Club House. two-run homer in the eighth nins Bayer's to pace California to the triumph of a boor s ho would ask such a Berry's ye and topped the Pinatas on pinch over Washington Jack Hamilton. question. I put a return question. soft hitter Ed Charles run-scoring sing- Showins sho worked five innings picked up 'How much was it worth to you/ gle in the ninth Ron Taylor pick- the victory iii6t Wanhoutton Man- MZDWssT CLERGYMAN 171 ! p m Daily wins Game ed up his second win in relief I ager Gil Hodges played the game CONFIDENTIAL TO `FIVE under protest becsoise he claimed SOOT TWO SliD FEELING BLUE-. more manes with BalUmore. four By VITO STELLINO the ex-Nes Yort Wks hurler was No matter what year pad hes bee*, touch I icr, Sperm Writer with Minnesota and three with De- not wiping his hands after bring- you have a spotless future. LAST The look in Ken Berry's eye won t"tt ing his fingers to his mouth before • • • TIMES Eddie Stanky's heart and beat gm Curt Blefary's two-run homer in every Pitch. Everybody has a problem. What's M1Per's arm Wonder the sixth gave Baltimore the lend -- TO DAY night Stinky gambled on Berry's deter- bet ihnokey Burgess, who had • mination when the league-leading *soaped to three for 20 hit a Leo- • Chicago White Box were trailing the nia pinch- homer in the seventh 3O-INGH HEAVY DUTY ROOT LW. RIDER defending champkwi to tie It Baltimore Or- 3-Speed Stick Shift Gear Transmission plus Reverse .=EIZER=11!III ioles 4-1 with the banes loaded and Dick Kenworthy tioinered in the two out in the ninth Inning in one eighth to put the Sox ahead 3-2. WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY of the most dramatic moments so But Luis Aparicio'e two-run lies& far this season. In the last of the eighth put Bath- Reg, 398.95 Since Berry was bothered by an more back ahead and set the stage AN EXPLOSIVE eye infection and entered the game for Berry's offensive performance SALE • - '%.• axdeiensive rePiacement. Shinty Elsewhere In the American Lam- .. .. , had already waived C Martin in m Minnesota edged Boston 2-1, from the buibien to pinch-hit but New Tort topped Kansas City 5-2 i) DYNAMITE! cilantro:1 his mind when Berry and California edged Washington 41iF 1 •‘'.. -4. .. $30995 NEW OZITE CARPET TILES pleaded for a chance to hit 4-3. 011ADROIr VECTRA raa Now there's a soft, warm, Berry chame through with • two- . quiet the that never itimods JOHN PHILLIP LAW Cards Triumph waxing or polishing . . . rim single off Miller that gave Chi- because it's carpeU °zits In the National League, St Louis Carpet Tiles are 12-Inches DIAHANA1 CARROLL cago 5-4 victory. left Miller with square, and have a soft MURRY brat Ben Premise* 3-1, Cincinnati rubber back. Use in a 1-6 record this season and boost- kitchens, blanked Los Angeles ,3-0, Chemin rec-rooms, baths, nurs- MICHAEL CAINE' ed the White Box' teed to 41,;gatneti eries. Amazingly staln-resistant 16 Philadelphia and New col- - over idle Detroit topped the pre. Easy to Instatt All JANE roNotc York Meta best the Pittsburgh Pi- color. also MON available in broadloom widlha. Quick Decision rates 3-2 w. "I was Npercent rare I'd use Jim Kaat and Jim Lonborg en- . Martin.- Stanky add. "but cm his gaged in • fits pitching duel with 6 H.P. MOTOR • 6 e TONIGHT THRU * way in. Berry came to me and In- Ted Uhlaender's opposite field triple MURRAY • be could see all right. The in the fourth driving in the run ROOT Irminioning •ss, * WEDNESDAY * detenninatiori in his eyes preempt- that gave Kest and Minnesota a ed me to leave him in there" 2-1 victory over Boston Kaat, who The White Short turning radius gear differential. Automatic starter. Elvis Presley and Ann Margaret In Sox have now played needed eighth inning relief help CARPET ITILES made *ILA 30 one-run gamet this season. win- from Al Worthington. boosted his Oversize air cushion tires. Instant cutting height adjust- 4,3).• ning 18 of them While the White record to *-8 ment. TIDWELL Box haven't generally been taken The New York Yankees chalked • • UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PillY • • PAINT STORE seriously 1210 MAIN 'VIVA LAS HAS' as pennant contenders. up their fourth straight victory as PHONE 113-3080 they could make it a runaway if Tommy Troth drove in two runs in COLOR they keep roiling for two more with a homer and a mingle in a •rlete • Ii Me...Th*00f trattinsirt cc I weeks Between now and the All- 5-2 triumph over Kansas City Teed ILBREYIS wan*,is the .volstered trukirk of Comoreftes 210 F. Mtn Murray, y. Phone 763-5617 tialootupl Pred‘pda Ce,, IOW Star break. the Sox play seven Talbot, who went the first I 1-3

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Arr...... **,•••••••, E 27, 1967 TUESDAY - IR. 1017 THE • LEDGES & TINES - PAGE TEIBBRI - ' • c_;le„./2.1-) /11 RE ans • BUY • SELL- RE, T. • .31‘,..,A r-; • HIRE • BU c • SE.LI.•1-- ENT • SV4AL-, • I IIRL • For Sale Or Rent oNig x 50' TRAILER, cm Hazel CROSSWORD PUZZLE ms-wYsmenwsrva" IS Ifutway. Phone 402-8637 otter 5:00 OMM EU ompaa pm. J-39-C ACROSS 5-Crated E0729B3 DOONDE LOW 1-Musical 6-Note of scale OE MUL5NO119 CM COST instrument 7-thath• a-Insect 1019 COMM WNW CLASSIFIED PICNIC TABLES 5-Mutt 9-Petty IMMO mum EIRR ont for ABS OCT Lining RENE 9.1essese Prisoners at Kentucky State ruler EIMNUO1ur1 MO to.s to apply 12-Roman reed 10-Dry MUM OU00 Penitentiary at lecklYvtile are build- luau bentslitie. 13-Danish island 11-Writing MO utioa mow ing 1,500 Jennie tables to be used 14.E.sest LS July 26, impiemenis uno (MOP UOMM 45.11.11PPISom.... at Kentucky's State Pelts anti 15-Candies 16.1..eamd MUM MUM OM inI next Saturday, Shrines. 17-Near RS eglOGIUME OE NOT July lat at 9 wail 20-Grumbled singer of the ICE am. Blue Lustre. Beta electric 18-Metal &MOOD MEOW Please omill can; Limited FOR SALE I 22-Printer's :eon Regional slierupooer $1. ataris Hardware. 19-Ersal measure OOMOM Ma MO1 SINGES ISIIWING Madan, Shop, reservations. Phone Gene EicrUggs FOR RENT MILITARY HOSPITAL 21 Flocks 2.7 ent ucky, bead repair, MEM/AN EAGLE motorcycle, J-1-C 23-A state rude& sake and ace, 763-5986. 4-29-C The main buskting of the St. 23-feergressi 24ereat Worid very good oondaion New gas con- use of 36 Free of 411-Vessel War II AIM and 114•An. Phone MILinditegoel SPECIAL NICE FURNISHED apartment Joseph Preparatory School at shrub 25- 763-5621. egovaxioaRs yegx con- urol. Motor - 1.6 at Babylonian 37 Man s name 49-Tardy tem received For in excellent condition. 1414 27-Parent (coital.) deity 40-Era tted 50 QPIO MAE $ Kook, outtioarcl or. 14 fiberglass Vine Street Murray. J-38-C Bardstown was used as a nalita.ry at -Send tor% ce no later tetotials venience, tin MURRAY turn; $110.00. Cle.11 753-3147. 28-Vital organ 26 fish eggs spirt 54-Man's name Prides- boat. Both in sop emersion. 1176.00. hospital during the Civil War 29-American 26 .17C EN THEATRE le stetting the oar THE EIMBAB8Y. Large 30 Elude 43-Physician 65-Perkod of tin* See at 1.414 Vine Street., Muray. Owo-bed- The eohool for boys Is operated essa yist (abbr.) 57 Before NNW and USED toon at Mak nitaiy . . SAVE BR)! Do your own rug and room 32 lihngs Witt or call treabor tires. The Fea- apartment+, oarpeted, by the Xaverian 31-Crorry (collou) 45-Part at 5*.Thuig, is bee uptiobtery Meaning weth Blue 3-26-C Brotherhood and 33-Fat of "to be" 61 Hebrew fike et 1406 Tracitor Ames fixed. Speedy ger- ture foliose ininiediately - No LAMS- heat and atr-condttioning. 34-Reposition bre. Rant electric was foundexi In 1819 !WW1." 47-Scorches month nerille, • Ace Vinson reactor 00., Phone Intermladion and no PrOviae• be- thempooksr $1. Pummeled or uneurrettied. 106 So 35-Weirdest fore Hughes Pabst Store. 3-27-C 1964 CHEVROLET, 3-door, straight 3844ote of scale :,her informa- 762-411041. J-6-C the Ana Feature - You an lab a. Phone 763-7614 JULV-3-C coom early and be tee& Extra dean. See at 13)1 39-Peent 111111113 4 umbel la 502- home catty, TWO HOLSTEIN in 41-Noise 611111111§Milli OALL FOR appolnittnent for mu- cows, one Vine or oak. 763-8036. MODERN BRICE ROUGE, south- S000000 . . . WHY NOT SEE A 3-26-C 42-Evergreen ne by a trained fresh now, with white face calf wed of tree ii gill an maeleues. Ba- BIG-SCREZN OCILOR MOVIE Murray, 15 minute drive 44-A state (abbr.) IS ovos 1% Of Writid AT The otter fresh won. Phone 753- 14 PEGS. Phone 763-7.183. 1640C17 boon tension, tared ewe muscles, THE 436-&153 46-Excluded xt.e." :k::!UI re used MURRAY DRIVE R4 TEMA- 5697. mar and pia at arthritis. J-27-P 48-Censure Also use our TRE TOMMIE . Juiy-10-0 ElOtiLle SALES AND SERVICE ln the 2$ iffMnbie ininhines to lose 51 -Derude aa aill lialtirld inches GRAM AND MATCHING hammock, NE. ARS. CITY, saket, over 70 program ein 404 pounds. HELP WANTED 52-Grain Steam bath smidskee. 2 end tables. coffee urns LOW Price 53 ir ” aligilli A4 NE* Maki Holy Wanted table, lamp only u,w0 By- -Note ot scale IMMAIE1 &toot ms-nn. table, bedroom suite, odd chest of erfaxler, Sikeston, Mo. 1-T-C FRONT END Alignment man. Pre- 55-Dinner 59 Devoured id Mid iladild 3-36-C MECRANIc - Heavy coed:nide drawers, metal clothe. closet, oup- fer local man, salary open. Apply ion TUE R. R. KICKS HOUSE, 6 in person at 60-Country of Asia il SI il dad MEV equipment, diesel and Clater- pertone refrigerator, hassuck, 8holar's Auto Repair. 62-Solicitude 14411; rooms, appnixenatety 2 acres of 609 Orleans, End alk1011121T TIEING since the experience eeMarred Per- dapea orange muip ate& Phone So. 7th Street. July-1-C 63-Man's land ME be and to the ii'illUUIiil in War In Stewart County is manent. Apenteie for mechanical 763-1790 3-27-P highest nrclumme 46 the 011io otter Joe's Diecourd Store Open mat and same the week of June 21. Ad 64 Flaps iNAiailliti a re, made its rented acperience 43 id .6I. ;A: I daily • SIAMESE KITTEN43, regliterecl, household conmeas, mine antiques 65-Organs of sight ville am. to 8 pm. Sunday, considered Yew round work., ex- IA reZII a to New etwinpionetnp backgound for sae also. 1340 pm to 6 p.m. Two milks cellent employee benefits. Apply to Reseon- See anytime lvfontial DOWN able Call 763-7337. 4-37-? uhroilliPh I11 I VkiliMil wee of Dove.. Teen 3-17-0 Wharyne Sum*, Company, 1400 MEW. AliProvalatelY one 1-Strike Add mat north of Hazel, Ky, 3-36-C-H VT' No Rh Fizaelt, Paducah, 711. 14' PLYWOOD BOAT. Brass 2-Indonesian dUUIUdUii )1.15LTY ELECIERGICE SALES & Servioe, tribesman Sox 2411, J-28-0 screws. Oe.rs. $2/5.00. Phone 753- BOYS 3 SPE.TID Spyder Bike eke mo Efiurrey, K,y., C. M. Sand- 3-Corded cloth AV Le Athiertnan 1911. al sg- ers. Phone 3-28-C new. Gan be seen at 1635 Miller 4-84nke reedy Distr. by United Feature syndiCate• Inc.. entucky wee 311-31111, LYnnTlIle. KY FEMALE HELP WANTED or mai 763-2.993. 3-20-P • July-EI-C 3 Hill06110011. of V/rginia. 173541e11-71522110FV=1 MAME Iliad brick emote near Mimic getqc and 413 MOM nark Cppiebuditly eor per- 0P- Pomiaudwr BADS Removed. ping center. Air-ctodleonecl, oar- Services Offered manent eopitimaset litth elan- News* deotroolc short we ism- Pete decorated. Price reduc- lobed moultsidnin le Murray. Mot ONE lor an appolialbasent. ed $1,000.00 for quick male by RoOPS REPAIRED or Please send Nil resume in own replaced. Gerald Pate, Regiete-red Eleotalog- owner. Phone 763-7884 J-211-C butit-up - dangle - handisriting Co Bar szr cio The gravel. low SERVICE id Phone 753-4086 3-29-C ouet - Free Eetenates. Tri-State OVERNIGHT Ledger & Times State impeded AKC OHLAMPION Eared Wenner- Roofing Co. Dial 763-6809. 'ITC HOLIDAY INN sseconang dames soisr7. J-34-c eller eUPPiee. $60 00. A/K/ Siamese Between kittens P'rsce reduced to seil. 758- TUTORING sr-hoal or mi- 7484 3-28-C,ke maitiecaance and physics. BE. LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, NASHVILLE and ST. LOUIS • MARRIAGE RECORDS of CALLOWAY COUNTY, T. degree in bah. Led 753-7337, and 1823-46 and 1852-58 HOUSE TRAILER, le' wide, two i 3-27-P Murray, Benton, Hazel, Calvert City, Mayfkld, Fulton Pre-publication $ 8.75 bedrooms, air oondtkoned. Like new. 0E3 763-31.84 days, or 753- After July 7 $10.00 TARING DowN 1R823 or taking E62 nights. J-31-P Contact: Danny R. Hatcher, 200 Broach Ave., Murray, Ky. out dead limbs. Any type power Paschall Truck Lines,inc. Phone 753-8250 carpets kook dug and drew. re- sew work. See Jun Pride-inure or NEGRO KIU413 IN NIGHT Of ItIOTING-A body identified as nome She spote se they appear all 436-6869 3-211-C Timothy Ross, 46, is crumpled in the entrance of an apart- Louisville 584-2448 Memphis 525-1415 L ment building, shot fatally during another night of LAWNS MOW. Cali Bruce In- rioting Nashville ____ 256-8007 St. Louis CE1-3275 in a Negro "prestige slum" district in Atlanta, Ga. At tern 753-4621, or see at 1701 Callo- Least nine others have been injured, and Mayor Ivan Allen Murray 753-1717 Intrigue-suspense at its best way. J -27-NC Jr. declared a state of emergency and Imposed an after- • dark Curfew in the Dixie lifnes section. INIIERLINE TO MOST POINTS IN UNITED STATES IQ Cepa, HOUSE OF CARDS Business Opportunritas by STANLEY ELLIN MAN OR WOM.A.N - Reelable person tram this area to service ACTLIALIg. A SMILE N.Ag:E.5 M'Eurabir= briLif=Syr= and collect from autometac dis- A LOUSY l/AVEREU.A! pensers. No experience needed . . we embabildi amounts fur yea. ipe to thank It MD Anne's Lap "Open that nee lArel 7t- K8the rtni Isave • "IICA Oar. referencia and $966.00 to 131 HEN DO rah knohr 6d:wirer and see what's in W- W Anne de Villemont lust Paul is?" Elbe did. -C1,,thea, toilet $1786.00 animal necessary. 4 starting down the staircase, "'No. Hut Climb said be was things, money arid to 13 hours we nets excellent • a railroad 1 pressing dose to the banister to with bla grandootbar and that ticket. But what good is just monthly income. Pull time more. day dear of the men dragging they'd meet me le Mint-Tro- ose ticket ?" • For local interview, write Nage the garden hose up the steps. It pas at the wad of the week." "What good would the other Industries, 3116 Wooddelle Ave Bo., wouldn't be long before the "Jest M time tor the funeral. be without a passport to go St Louis Patt, Man 56414. 3-27-c Hr. was under control and Look, Toners happened to men- along with it? Row much Claude de Conde would feeler Uon they were in Venice. Does money is there what else was going on around that sound plausible 7" Anne switched on the dash - him Following Anne down the "Y ea. the Montecastellants board tight and riffled through HM---TOPAY IS DIOS staircase at • dtetance all I have • surruner place there on the banknotes. "A hundred 4 .1,c;•Ne BIRTHDAY TO you •1'.f could do was pray that Matilde Toreello" Anne§ voice broke. francs." I WISH I HAD A THE 27Th Vosiers would balm the car out- "But they'll take him some- Bo Matilde had kept her part kEASON TO GIVE ‘417i7py BIRTHDAY, DEAR suz' side on schedule. where else If they know we're of the bargain after an. Scene A PARTY nnas I sum the headlights sweeplaig trying to get to him, won't day, V my hick held out, l , around the driveway Thew as they ?" might still pay her back by 14\ik\ \ilii/ I qf the gleaming wtOtraties• of the -11." I said, sending her husband to jail or Ferrari pulled up before the To the north lay Parts; to the the gisillortrwi fIGE door with • screech of brakes. south Dijon-Milan-Venice. I I said to Anne, "Do you have I was potted into action. swung the Ferrari north to Par- money with you?" I was half carrying Anne to- Is and bore down bard on the 'No.' ward the door. We walked past gas. ..Any jewelry, anything no- the guards, and now we were The big limousine trailing us gotIabler• outside the building and the car clung to us like grim death. "Only my wedding ring." She was only a few steps away. Then at taut I was on a de- started to strip the narrow gold I opened the car door and petted stretch of highway where hand front her finger, and 1 pushed Anne trite the goat I the car could give me every- said, 'No, bold on te It. Well thing It had. Off --AO JUNE- had the car rolling along the The speedome- cant it 84 If we have to, but c WON Now. L 27 driveway, picking up speed as ter rose to the two-hundred-kit- even with what we can get for it watered the avenue of cy- onieter mark. passed It mkt] kept it we'll be on abort rations. presses rising Then the headlights of I said. 'Let me put it like "Listen to me," Anne said the other began to dwindle this.. If you don't =led sitting KNOW NOW I WAS WRONG YOU TOLD KIT 111:1U MIGHT FIND THE .• AN EXCITEMENT "Wig too late for thin," lonelier and smeller until they with the peaseeig, train fare in AbUT JAELETH. IN HIS MOMENT A SMALL PART FOR HER ..11 MIGHT BE Too muo4 FOR HER I disrep,artle,1 her, keeping my ware dote of light that finally sunny Italy comes to about five OF TRIUMPH, HE BUT SHE'S THE ONLY I'LL HANDLE IT IN PAY OWN disappeared completely, eyes ot the rear-slew mirror. francs an hour. Since It's fvur REMENI8ERE10 ME, THING THE STUDIO WAY. headlights moved up Thle Vas what a glare of I had been hours from Milan to Venice, we HE WANTS ME LIKES IN YOUR behled us. wetting for agow forty francs for travel "hi-ace yourself!" I IN HOLLYWOOD PICTURE?! "Let's get one thing straight." shouted. and ten more for getting around FAST. I said -The police want me on and as Anne thrust her hands Venice, The food bdi won • a murder charge that I cant against the dannboard I ruth- break us either. We can get a best without Paul as my wit- lean, lammed on the brake, couple of days' worth of bread, ness And nobody in your gang the car skidded lengthwise cheese, and wine for twenty Intends to go along with that across the roa4 the smell of francs- That means we're left because they know it means the burning rubber pungent in the eieth thirty francs to luxuriate end for them. air I didn't have time to study on. You can have half of it for "So now you and I are going the terrain. I simply picked an your shopping, opening between two trees and to Venice to get Paul. It's as "Now put that money and beaded for ft. The car rocked, simple as that. Bait if you try ticket into your pocket and keep any more tricks along the way, bounced, and nosed downhill, a hand on them." I'll take my chances on going coming to rest With the front We reached the Dijon station &might to the pollee. no mat- wheels In a drainage ditch that ten minutes before train time ter what It costs me or Paul. ran along the foot of the low Unless you're with me in this embankment on which the trees "Listen ciern'ully," I said. IERI all the way, there's nothing else had been planted. "You buy whatever Paris pa- do" I switched off the lights and perm they have on the stand, mds I can "You can do what Claude scrambled up to the head of then wait In the ladies' room lz Lte wants you to." Anne said. "Go Pie embaolcatent. where I threw until the train pulls in. Have MEREL'i TH' MOST VO'D ez. A LOT BETTER AH - soft myself ?tat to watch the road, you eaten dinner?" irs to South America -" NT TH I NG!! IT'S OFF, WOLF-GAL,EF VO' WILL!! 4 WO- "Sure by way of Valence, The other car had not been as -No...* I MPAWT1 RED-BLOODED CORN-SEM-RATED MORE which is where you and I are far behind me as I bad thought; -Theis get a few ch000late WHAT Al.r-/ Pr- EAT 11.4' AN' supposed to be found dead In it roared past almost at once. bars, too. When the train comes E,CP/ DRkiT'HER DO THAKI -U R the an accident tomorrow. Neat, 1 slid down embenicment In go dralght to the compart- HE HAD HIS LESS ON -uGHY-LOVE!! jockeyelf1 it ANYTHING, isn't It' A murderer gets his to the car and ment and make sure the win- friend to help in reverse. r' DRUTHERS:7 .I week-mincled lady A dow-ehade is closed. The berth Er him escape the law, and they -Now what?" Anne mid as will probably be made up, but 111, attempt. we turned south toward Dijon. pile up their car In the If not, tell the attendant you Ii Too bad for her, say the police, Italy!" don't feel well and want it "Yes." but it serves him right." made up right away. And see whispered. "We'll never make It They'll "Ah, no," Anne It you can't take care of the her eyes as be watching for us along every But the look in customs declaration first thing. wide-open at the road across the border. l'ot: they stared Got that?" 'brutal truth made It plain that don't know them the way I de." "That's a safe bet." I reached "Yee, but where will you be?" one believed me. 113N8V "Do you have your passport a hand behind me and felt the "Hiding this car." with you?" outlines of a valise propped THERE IS Ivo BEAST MORE She presered hand against against the seat. A cheap ye- Anne makes a dlaturhing SAW4GE n-/AN A 50-1E-WOLF I h i• pocked of her cardigan. liae. It seemed to be made of dIseJoatire.. 5CORNEO.f.' caa._ Cort.-f- OWL cardboard. I lifted it and placed (To Be Continued Tomorrow, Vieth We liteeduro House meet Copyright C ler by Stanley =la. latatdieted Ig Wag Tuegsree agactk.h.G.

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NOM NNW - - TIM LISIGUI TIMES 110111AT, EINTITOZT JUNE 27, 1987 TUESDAY — • Miss Deborah Ann Simmons Becomes Bride Cotham Engagement Of Pfc. Charles Thomas Williams In Lovely Hopes For Ceremony Solemnized On Thursday, June 22 Doctorate At Age 18

By THOMAS P. FAZIO United Press International Miss Cynthia NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. 11Pli Grey Wilson Becomes Bride — Edith Stern likes to describe her- Of James English Symington In Lovely Social self as Just "a successful high school] dropout.' But at 14 she ranks in- Church Wedding Followed by ,Recepti-cms tellectually as • genius. Calendar She skipped high school and next month becomes a senior at Florida Tuesday. July 4 Atlantic University at Boca Raton. The W...tmen's Society of Christ- a palm tree-lined campus just 45 ian the P:..^st Methodist anis north of her home here. wi.21 rat meet cm Tuesday By the time she is when most totcaust of the July 4 Imieday gide are either leaving high school • • • or entering college-Edith hopes to Personals have • doctorate in mathematics. Next spring she will earn Mr and IL Dan Edward of her bachelor's degree end she is al- Murray are the parents of • ready shopping are".,nd for • grad- i'tgheer. V1. Lyn, born June uate school fellowship. 21 at the Murray-CAB:way County Ii.sp.tal. Grandparents are Mr. YOUTH AN OBSTACLE and Mrs, X Edwards of Xhicsey While this teen-ager has been and Mr. and Mrs LOPIII Shemeyer quietly making educational history of 1'3hr:eh —with an IQ of 201--her age could be an obstacle toward achieving her eventual goal Hospita; report Several leading universities have said they would accept Edith as Arkeimiswa June 53. LIM a student, but they also point out Pints U. Steele, Hazel; Mrs Eula there is the "chaperone" problem June Stone. Fteute 2. Mteray; Fred because she is not 18. A. Pon. Fbxhe 2. ILiziraey; Mel- Edith says defiantly in her soft- vin Snitch. Route 6. Warm; James woken, pedantic voice: "I have no Brcok Per. Deed for a chaperone" At PAU she pries. Calf*. F".0)-2 Hicks. ItDote saki she has followed rules to the 3. Murray. Mrs. Prances Beale, Wider and Peels Abe doodle need Rzute S. Benton such supervision U' I- Jane 33, 1117 Edith. a violin player who spends Mrs. James English Symington Wine ticerals, 107 Lee Street, most of her time reading and lis- Miss Nancy Lou C'othass Plc. and Mrs. Charles Thomas 71m ginagainey at the alwida; arm D. Paiiik, 521 Williams tening to classical rrustc. says she Pint an ensemble a pale blue bonded Mr. and Mrs. R. Freed Gotham of term. announce the =doge- liielhedig Ogle& in Alliminahmet Ethswn. Miffigmf; owes her mental prowess to her Grim floor. length dram with lace Herbert Mum. Amidst a lovely setting of flow- table was covered with pale yellow merit of their daughter. Nancy Lou, to Ftobert Lee Popp, son of Mr. IOW. ems father. Aaron Stern. a Jewish scho- Ibie keonlitall amid digni- jegiodt and matching 536 Breed Meet. Murray; Mar- ers and candelabra at the beauufu: silk under yellow net with and MM. Bitkiattin Papp headpiece and the oorn- lar who himself set a crosed of sorts of Rumen. Karma fied estlfing at awmigodt In the ital/ K. mom Sr.. Route One. new home of Mr. and Mrs James imemeories. ers and centers caught up with The bride-dent was gesdnited team Muiray Slate University and avalleir we ?Wm Way 211. —completing four ears of college in tor the The mothers of the- beide and Mow WNW P Bruner, 1314 C. Williams on Doran Read, the silver and white wedding bells with Indians. Univeretly and Is preeentay iraglimg Just 13 months at Brookln College a member of the Fort Hays Kans- of Mho Omega Grey Roam and Murray. Mrs. Novella marriage of Miss Debroah Ann streamers. as State • the mondinather of in New York, where Edith was born. Change Faculty in Hays, Kangas of Illadford Jacketin. Simmons and Pis. Charles the bride carried mime oranges Clowebill Apts., Murray; Thomas The centerpiece was • Lege white Mr. Popp is • graduate of Kansas Blaite Wilma Illesolednein. BEGAN STUDY EARLY Uritversity and is em- Mak-. to of miniature white 'naiads. Mrs. Nene H. Batton, Maneheld. Williams was solemnised figurine topped with white stock ployed as a field underwrtter Jaws Beet& Ilysibirtan.j Stern, who escaped from a Ger- for the UtOon Central Life Insurance of The grooat's grandmother. Mrs, Term : Thomas S. Wilkenson, Rt. Bro Gereld Elli.win. minister of and yellow Company in Mr Pompoms flanked by man concentration camp. said he Russell. Kamm. and Dam John Symington of James 4. the Seventh and Poplar Church of burning Ilsslah.•01106, PPP piece Murray: Mrs. Sem IChidand. white tapers In crystal can- daughter The nuptials loth be sulesnanzed on Royal Oa. Midi. Christ. performed flunde0, August 13, at twii. snit tied with matekke Route One. Murray; Mrs. Oracle the double ring delabra thirty ottook in Use The Mlle lineftgeere• ousPut training bprtOrgramthroughshartlayngarter- afternoon in the RC John's Isgheran Church, is the hialessel'mad - Her comer wesrutwIdlirtiliniglitlite. -ISEEMIrr eeresiony at one airlock in the The three tiered cake -itie. Nand; was adorn- her birth. The training hasn't Rumen, Karam. daughter of Mr. and Wks. Nolen Mrs. afternoon on Thursday. June 22. C. D. Elmlin. k.asal Mrs. T. C Hill, 401 South llth eet, ed with • wedding bell which be- stopped. Atkins of Murray, and,the Maternal The is Anis Outlend-al-- atm. Joy Meddox, bride the daughter of Mr longed to the bride's grandmother. great eranddaugbiorof Rolle Stern discarded warnings he Mrs. Craig guests. wan corsages of and Mrs. Bennie Ellatrisons. Olt- and the punch was served from a Outland. 3. Paris. Tenn : bliss Mirriain might muse his daughter some Murray Media Three white rosebuds carama. and the groom Is the gin cut glass Hendon. LS South 14th Street. bowl mounted on a silver emotional harm Dr 0Eniest minister. of Mr arid Mrs James C. WIlliamit, by pushing her SeeepUene Murray; Mrs. Oave B. Hen. cradle. knowledge officiated at the dinkb ring cere- 215 Doran Road far beond her chroolo- Immediately following the cere- Woodhiwn. Mimes Bonnie Johnson. Mary mony A proms= MI MOM music Murray: Mrs. Mary B. Meal years and eliminating the nor- mony the reception was heid at The ceremony was performed be- Elizabeth Mitchell. and Becky was presented by Maas" Jones, 130i W. Ohre Street. 1/W- mal growing-up prooesees of • child Peterson. the church for two hundred guests. fore an altar of a white wrought Mitchell served at the table The organist. Joseph lefieee. midst. ray, He subjected Edith to a world of Punch. cake coffee. tea, minis iron arch entwined with is A register was also kept by Mus Mary whose eclecticism Inelledsd -The facts and fioares.,. His educational and nuts were sewed from the white wedding hid! hung from the Elizabeth Mitchell The three girls Lord's Prayer" arranged by italotte. dogma consists of diecipiline, nucl- beautifully appointed table made was draped in white and centered center of the arch which ended in wore corsages of white carnations. White coreeteope white eation and mooed. glegibilL very attractive with the bride's at- with the three tiered wedding cake pedestals containing Isms basket. Mr Forme played during the re- and white dinielas were used In etimated all the trivia." be the tendants placing their bouquets still topped with a bride and room of white elution., Seven branched altar mem. White tapers said, expeiltiMg in broken millets burned raised together on the table. statuette. The cake was garlanded candelabra with bo-rune tapers Po/louring Use reception the cou- In the Om branched candsialeei that Edith stopped playing with on Assisting at this reception were with smilax. The attendants also flanked either aide of tae arch. ple left for a wadding trip to Mem- either side of the altar. dolls at age two Mn BIB !Snow. Prod Darby. placed their bouquets on the table A program of uptial muse was phis and Nsahvffie. Tenn, with the The Wide. glees In usseeleige*by Edith mastered reading at two, James Hayes. and C. D. Vinson. to form •lovely slew. presented by Joe Parsee. organist, bride wearing a moss colored linen hm maternal grandfather. Nolen The couple played chem, solved simple arith- Jr Mrs. Vernon Atkins, aunt of left for a wedding trip and Mies Linda Darnell, soloist. sheath with a mulli-ceiored linen • Atkins of Mend. was lovely metic arid attended her father's in ler the bride from Mayfiebi. presided to points in Canada with the bride Selections by the soloist were "I hat and black patent ammonia. wedding gown of linen. lectures at three. could multiply at tedlioned at the molder. wearing • blue linen suit with Love You Truly" by Gerrie Jac- She wore the coinage from her bridal 'heath style with the bra Limes four and knew algebra at five At nine-thirty o'clock the same matching accessories and an orchid obs-Bond "Because" by d'Hardelet. bouquet. of Vane, lace and a cathedral At eight, the understood the lec- SPARED SY 1041131--Christine Schwab (left) and her cousin, lailith meeting a dhaner was served to one corsage from her bridal bouquet and "Dearly Beloved - by Mercer Mrs. Williams was a member of train Her long formal veil. cathe- tures of Proud and knew about Julie 13rakalek, survived a night of terror after being kid- husdred and fifty relaUves and Mrs. Snrungton attended Oak- and Kern For the processional, the the 1917 graduattrig class of Mur- dral length. ot imported Darwin's theory ot evolution She naped by a man who allegedly murdered Christine's Mk Wee- Blends at Devon Cables restaurant land College. Btnningham, Mich. Bridal Chorus by Warner was used ray High School Pfc Williams was mother Ion was topped with a ten-Wered aho loomed the worts of mato and two IMO in Benton and Tama counties In eastern where music was furruehed by an Mr. Symington is a graduate of hue Wedding March by MendeLs- a member of the Murray High Class Iowa. -wedding cake" an encrusted and other philosophera w^rt orchestra, Oakland College and attended Mur- Bohn was played by the organist of 1986 and is a member of the found in the trunk of the suspect's car. with pearls and irrldeicents on her ABSORBED XISIOWLEDOS - Officials mid The bride and rroom danced the ray State University where he is for the. United States Marine Corps where the al-rested suspect was Hubert B. McClel- head. "I learned It through osmosis— first dance to The Shadow of Your affiliated with Sigma Chi frater- The telds. Own in marriage by be accumulated an excellent record land,• Texan with a long criminal record. Victims were Mrs. Elbe carried a Mail bareguet I heard It so much it het naked of Smile " Charneagne was served from nity.. They are now at home at Utle her father. woe lovely in her wed- during bask training He will re- Charles Schwab. 42: Leland Skoog, 53, and eon Garith, 24. Swam cymbidhlin mehida. in." she mays a "Coampigne Fountain." Orsefield Ct. Birmingham. Mich. ding dress, knee legnth. of peau de port July 20 to Millington. Tenn., Ulm Lyim When the was As she startled inet the maid The groom's parents entertained side featuring an empire waist with for a series of aptitude and intel- Mrs. her father by asking: "Sir, how . The hibleimaids were Dan Girard the Mrs. John with a rehearsal dinner at their a-nne ddrt. A full length coat of ligence texts Siephaiiian can one reconcile the theory of ham thuidy chrected the nests to home on Thursday. May 25. A buffet Aleutian Doe feattard long sleeves Out of town guests for the wed- Arlen. Menparet their Feats and Darwin with the religious concept mid Wan. hem- Mrs Vernon Atkins dinner was served to the wedding ending in calk points over the ding were Mr and Mrs. Lewis nations. gars kept the register of man?" Stern aid he had no I of the gamma. Was at this WALLIS reception party and out of town guests The wrists. Her veil of French illusion Mayfield: Mrs DRUG Anderson. William Joyce Plisk ins the also answer Miler Midas- bridal couple presented gifts to was attached to a tiara of peal Shelby. Plinio: Mrs Harold Wood. maid and Mho 11diela was The bride's Phone 753-1272 Keefer table at the dinner their attesithata de soie decorated with lace and Paducah: Mrs Joe Metz. Lexing- Despite her super-Intelligence, the flower girt Edith * PRESCRIPTIONS seed pearls. Her only jewelry was ton; Mrs. Violet Wright, Louis- Is In • way like other teen- A bPECIALTY * The attendants on time matching agers She a diamond necklace. gift of the ville; Mr. and Mrs V vron Mitchell. likes televialon, books pale blue linen Hoer lerigth gowns and • variety of music She shuns • groom. Mimes Cindy. Becky. and Mary Zli- I We Have 't — We Villf Ges It — Or It Can't Be Had feeitioned with weeliagn back panels. physical Vie gown and tiara were Sash- sabeth Mitchell, Fulton. Mrs. Percy activity, except for occas- 'They wore large Inimmed "picture ional bowling %. toned by the bride's mother The AC Williams. Mies Jule Alice Wil- and bleyling. And ims1 hats The flower giri wore a like most bride's bouquet was of white giant- liams, and Mr and Mrs. Bryant intellectuals, she shuns matching floor length gown arid conformity etas against a background of green Williams, Paris, 'Tenn In her dreas. a pale blue linen Dior bow All ruts knots. She is articulate, speaking with Win leaves and love Kehearial DbUief wore matching blue AIMS and Miss Patsy Jackson was the meld what she calls "a neutral accent Following rehearstuil Wednes- wrist length white stoves. of honor and only attendant for the with a touch of Brooklyn in it." afternoon a rehearsal dinner !tech of the attendants carried the bride. She wore a yellow chif- day KNITTING bsakets of blue daisies and car- was held at the Holiday Inn. YARN fon dress over taffeta designed with table was mend with • with • large blue feather a cowl neckline and full skirt. She The • the centerpiece butterfly oneach The briskets were wore matching shoes and her head- white cloth and was floral arrangement Place cormected together welt • garland piece was a short veil caught up a pink for cou- of smilax forming a chain as the with yellow satin roses Her bou- cards were laid the bridal P" Reynolds, Unger* members •ttendants marched to the altar. quet was also of white glamelliss. ple, their parents, and of The flower girl carried a parasol similar to that of the bride. the wedding Party. Bernat, Bear Brand of pale blue &Males arid ribbons. Pew the dinner the bride-elect Dale Sykes served as Nieman Jim Olsen "erred Mr !Symington wore a yellow and white lace sheath Pauline Denham for Ptc. Williams. Steve Simmons. best man Dan Darby. Dan John- from her trainman. as brother of the bride. and Bobby ston, Bless Barnett. of • • • P" Brunswick, and comin Williams. brother of the groom. and Others belga were givemillinell and the were the ushers and also lighted .Johnny IcØIaiIMMaiiir of the the candles. groom. Was She alididir SEEN AND HEARD... The mother of the bride chow for Saw and The u11111111 IMO the wedding a beige Leilton knit NEEDLE WORK* Wayne nnelldt alenth of - the I Continued From Page One sheath with pink accessories The Patiline was the ring- morn Mire groorns mother was attired in • k." carried a white mein ure in special tax legisiation Paragon, Bucilla bearer mid mauve Mardis knit dress win match- one white rosebud MR pillow wilt ing accessories Both wore conages It He time a gray eton suit and That's all that is allowed under fr" Dritz Elsa Williams of pink glamelliss black knee length socks. present legislation ahirt with Mrs. Lewis Anderson. maternal attendants were in for- All resit grandmother of the bride, wore • m1 full dress of white ties and tails three piece beige knit ensemble JOBLESS BENEJ'ITII * The bride's mother wore an en- with matching accessories The pa- BASKETS * periwinkle blue lace over ternal granmother of the bride. Mrs. Unemployment oonmensation DECAYED OPINT--opacoaalit or- pemble of ins- bit silo Ouy Simmons. wore a beige ern- docroasod rossolling In ro- Monogramed, taffeta. fathioned floor length In nem= besiefite WS be increased e/dry into planore atmospisons Tote, Covered, brewed print matching acces- sheath style She wore a matching with $2 a week to $67 for claims filed Caused by ladle! velocity ese,sled sories They commies IC OvOrC0“111 hat of blue spplebiamorna sus- wore of green an or after July 1 of this year, pull ef sreviry. Split and Others pended from a an and she had glame! lime. according to the Beate Department The groom's paternal grand- matching soceseorted. of Eoonorrec Security. mother. Mrs. W P. Williams of Mrs. Symtnetrw• 535 gropm. Paris. Tenn., was unable attend mother. was atteed In a three piece .lueto inness. floor length ensemble of pink crepe HuiE spfE cHERs ENTER COURT- John Milligan, his Thomas' wife Mari- Reception Yarn&Gift skirt and blouse with lace Jacket lyn and daughter Tema, in the firct group of defendants in Cook's 7th at Walnut Street head- Jewelry and matching soceiwories. Her the l'hone 247-3071 1964 Free Speech Moverm nt at the University Immediately following the cere- piece was In pink of Cali- fornia, enter court in Berkeley2Celif , for senteneing. mony the recerptton was held at Mayfield, Mrs Nobel Atkins, maternal They Kentucky paid a fine rather &an serve the Williams''home. Watches MAIN time in Jail. 500 MEET Dia:::=,,t grandmother of the bride, adapted The beautifully appointed bride's

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