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Selected As A Best All i.ound Kentucky Community Newspapers - Largest The Full Circulation In Picture The City FOOD . IA Kentucky Largest Circulation In Politics IARKET A County MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 133 United Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, June 5, 1959
KY. LAKE ISH 65Fb LOCAL GIRL WINS 4-H SPEECH EVENT Velveeta Guest Lecturers For Summer Institute Are Former Countian Donna Ruth Grogan Is Named Iheese Spread Dies Wednesday State Winner At Lexington Announced Today By Dr. Walter Blackburn Mrs. Optile Armstrang. age 55 died Wednesday night at 9 p. m. Mb. box 790 at the FLighland Park General instructor and as- American Astranemical Society, Miss Donna Grogan. daughter tucky beginning Tuesday June Dr. Robert T. Lagemann and ,ogy, and an Hospital in Highland Park, Mich, astronomy, lAstronornical Seeiety the Pact- of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Grogan 2nd and ending Saturday June Carl K. Seyfert, Vanderbilt Uni- sistant professor of from complications following a Technology. fie, International tronomical won the state speech contest 6th. As 4-H Week there will be versity,and Harrison D. Stalker, Case Institute of five day illness. the yesterday in Lexington. delegates from each county in Washington University. will be Dr. Seytert is a member of survived by her husband, She is The speech contest was one of Kentucky. This week is made up guest lecturers at the Murray Armstring. Highland Park, Perry the contests underway in the of various events including dis- State College Summer Science sun, James; Armstrong, Mich., one state 4-H meeting. cussion groups, style show, tal- Institute, according to Drs. Wal- Park. Mich.. and one Irghland Miss Grogan won the District ent show, speeches and demon- ter E. Blackburn and A. M. Wolf- Nera Hart of Lynn .sister, Mrs. Speech contest on April 18 in strations. sosii the inatiute's directors. She also' had four Grove, Ky. Paducah which entitled her to The group from Calloway grandchildren. Michael, Ronald, lb • Lagemann is professor of enter the state event. County includes: Donna Ruth Diane and Margaret Armstrong, physics and chairman of the de- Shp is also a contestant in the Grogan. Murray High 4-H Club, Highland Park Mich, partment of physics and astron- modeling or Style Review. She Count Style Review winner par- Ste was a member of the Sink- 29 omy at Vanderbilt. He holds an won the County event on April ticipating in the State Style Re- ing Spring Baptist Church in the us, Golden Ripe A. B. degree from BaViwin Wal- 30 with 171 girls entering the view and girl's speeches; Sandra I county. The funeral will be con- lace College, a M. S. from Van- contest. Bedwell. Kirksey 4-11Club, bread ducted Sunday afternoon at 2:30 Front row, left to right: Johnny Kelso and David derbilt, and a Ph. D from Ohio Calloway County will have six making demonstartion; Randy at the Max H. Churchill Funeral Watson, talent act. Back row, State. left to right: Donna 4-11 members participating in Patterson. New Concord 4-H Chapel with Rev. M. M. Hamp- Ruth Grogan, state style review and girl's speech, the events that are being held in Club. general individual demon- ANAS Burial will be in charge. Before coming to Vanderbilt. ton in Sandra Bedwell, bread making demonstration, Randy connection with 4-H Week on the atartion; and Carolyn Palmer. Bazzell Cemetery. he was an assistant professor at the Patterson, general individual demonstration, and campus of the University of Ken- Kirksey 4-H Club, dairy foods Emory University, and a physi- :Friends and relatives may call demonstration. Da•i d Watson Funeral Carolyn Palmer, dairy foods demonstration. ci Manhattan District, Colum- at the Max H. Churchill and Johnny Kelso, Lynn Grose funeral hour. bia University. Dr. Lagemann has Home until the Church To Forgive 44{ Club, will participate in the been president of the Georgia Pastor For "Sins" talent show to be held Wednes- Academy of Science. latesident Hogancamo Pitches day night. June 3rd. in the Mem- and treasurer of the S. E. Sec- Marrison D. Stalker SAN ANTONIO, Tex.'(U?!) - orial Coliseum. All participants tion of the Amerocan Physical No Hitter For Cubs winners in the The congregation at Trinity Bap- lasted are district Society. president of the Ten- Union, Southeastern of Amer:can Talent Shows that Robert T. Lagornann tist Church took an attitude of Rally and nessee Academy of Science. and Society, Tennessee Aca- In the first game of the Little and Padu- Physical "forgive and forget" today to- were held at Murray treasurer of the National Scien- (Continued on Page Five.) League play last rfrght the ward their married pastor who cah. ce Teachers Association. Yanks defeated the Reds 2 to 1 members were at publicly disclosed that he had These guests in a well played ball game. the Waman's Clubhouse. The aihr. Seyfert is professor of Yanks been -)rrepipperly" involved with Three Get Grants Sprunger started for the program for this meeting includ- aPi-onomy and physics and di- and had to be relieved by Dan a wpm ed lepdra Bedwell's demonstra- rector of the A. J Dyer Ob- Church "efts indicatedSar that For Institute Faughn in the last of the sixth tion, Penns Ruth Grogan model- servatory at Vanderbilt. He will not to replace the Rev. with no one out, one run in, formal made in her cloth- holds B. S., M. A., and Ph. D. third. 'W. S. M one mid ft; and men on second and eject. Randy Patterson'a degrees from Harvard University. Three persons of this area have wculd be Vaughn came in and struck rtion. and David Watson Hhe has been an astronomer been selected to attend the Sum- side to end the game. having "t e did out the at meth.rrg hnny Kelso gave their act and research associate at the mer Science Institute this sum- itichy Tidwell pitched good ball ey will use In the state rk es and McDonald flier at Murray State College.4.6,for the Reds as ho struck out The ha as tins father show Carolyn Palmer w tory of the University of Chicago They are all high school physical. 1„. men and walked two. Tie:- ter If ceremonies for th's 'daft the Univeristy of Teas.% sk. and bioiegical science Instructors. $ll eilai‘cted the: Reds in hitting rs nIs wi felkow of the Natalia! Research Tbase recetving grams for the 1 with to singles and a dealliest• ' Sixteen representatives from glgencil. Mt. Wilson Observatory; science instftute, which will co- his disclosures. Many wept. One , Faughn was the top hitter at Calloway County are in attend- instructor of physics at the incide with regular summer woman fainted. a/r the : the night for the Yanks, clouting Delegates to 4-H Week in Lexington from Calloway ance at the 4-H Ikeek. This nurr- Institute of Technol- session from 15 Dr MeBirnie said overwork California June -August 7 i one homer in the third with one the county qu• 'a are pictured above, left to right, front row: Sandra had left hint "easy prey" and he ber is six over are as follows: man on. Sprunger had two hits -because •,f Adams, Reba Garrison, Toni Burchett, Nancy Baz- had become "involved" with a and is perrnissable Charles R. Adams, North Mar- for the Yanks. county ha 31. zell, Lorna Ross. Back row, Bill Young, Max Work- women whom he had sought to district winners the shall High School; Lubie B. Mc- Yanks 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 6 0 marked up. Wayne Ezell Daniel. Lynn Grove High School; :Reds 0 0 0 0 0 I 1 5 2 man, Jerry Spicaland, Larry Dunn and Tip Curd. help in a marital rift. Mrs. Anne T. Wood. New Con- Sprunwy, Faughn (6) and An. He did not detail what he cord High School. drus; TMultill and J. Cohoon meant by "involvement" except Carl K. Seyfert Martin's Chapel to say that it was "of the kind Wins Star In the second game 4 the Murray Hospital night Ben Hogancamp of the School To Beak. that I now recognize to have Face Truth Cancer • ty Cubs pitched a no hitter to down been improper." He did not re- Boys Find Cat the A's 12 to 2. Hogancamp Wedneaday's complete record fol- sigh his 515.000-a-year pastorate --farmer Award at the church that he had helped To Start Anti- struck out 16 men and walked Bro. Matthews With Wings low/1c build frern 94 members nine koya I might.. Colson led the Cubs in years ago to a present member- pudding& pie Smoking Move hitting with three ,hits. C Har- Census 50 The Martin's Chapel Methodist fMing ship cet 3,300. Instead he asked PINEVIcLLE, W. Va. (UPI) - grove. B Miller, Hcgancasnp. Adult Beds 65 will have their Vacation Church Tells Rotary Wayne Ezell. son off Mr. and the congregation to replace him. A 15-year-old boy who found a and S Hargrove eolIcted two Emergency Beds 15 School June 8 through June 12. Mrs. N. A. Ezell of Murray route BC.ISTON (UPI) - The Amer- ClarenceBoatwright, an attor- ''cat with wings" knows he has hit's each. i Patients Adrnitted 4 The hours will be from 2 p. in. six, won the coveted title of Star ican Cancer Society began map- ney who heads the 70-man gov- a good thing and won't sell it A's 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 8 :Patients Dismissed 0 to 4 p. m. Farmer of the Purchase District ping plans for an intensive anti- ing Board of Deacons and who even for $500. Cubs 9 6 0 2 1 x 12 12 1 New Citizens 1 Bro. Paul Matthews, of the yesterday. • t smoking campaign with particu- There will be classes for Kin- also is chairman of the five- Douglas Shelton resisted all of- Terhune and Dunn; Hogancarnp Seventh and Poplar Church of lar emphasis on teen-agers. admitted from dergarten, primary, junior, and Than pastoral relations commit- Youn Ezell was awarded the fers today to buy the white, fe- and West. Patients Monday Christ was the speaker yesterday In New York, Timothy V. Har- intermediates. The theme for tee, said 90 per cent of the dea- feria- aT the annual FFA -state male animal he found in the at the regular meeting of the acett. chairman of the Ttobacco 6:00 p. m. to Wednesday 9:00 this year's school is "God and cons and all members of the pas- Ilhvention in Louisville. woods three days ago. The ani- • Murray Rotary Club. Industry Research Committee. y a. en. his World." toral committee favored keeping 3for mal has boneless wings that hang Bra. Matthews presented a short 25° • labeled the campaign a "one- He and his parents live on a the minister. filled talk on truth from each side of its back, and a oung Mother Mrs. T. Irene Lindsey, 1650 Besides the study periods there but thought seventy acre farm and Wayne aided propgancia effort." - "It's certainly not a resigna- reasons why many per- tail like a oquirrel. Ryan Ave.; Mrs. Edgar C. Mor- will be crafts for all classes. and the does the farming. The family al- The campaign, approved Thurs- tion and certainly no demand by to recognize or accept it. Douglas was walking with his ris, Rt. 1; Berry Alexander. Pur- All children, of the community sons fail so rents an additional forty acres day by the society's board of the board that he leave," Boat- After defining truth, according g near his southern West Vir- year Tenn.; Troy Dixon, Rt. 4; are cordially invited to attend He and his chapter advisor Leroy directors, will be designed to Dies Early right said. Matthews ginia home when the dogs treed Mrs. Robert Leon Andrus, Har- the school. Transportation will to the dictionary, Bro. Gerber Eldridge worked out a planned "bring to the attention of physi- that God is the animal. It is about 30 inches din; Mrs. Karl Hussung and baby be furnished. told the Rotarians and supervised farming progialn cansi and the public-and particu- Th. m and that STRAINED FOODS :ins and looks like a croft be- boy, 605 No. 16th.; Levi Burnett the author of all truth larly teen-agers-facts about can- and he has applied the knowledge tween a Persian cat and a flying IS orriing Williams, 306 No. 8th.; Miss Bet- Nancy Paschall To we should conatantly strive tow- FORS' cer and smoking." which he has acquired in h111 squirrel. ty Ann Foust. 304 So. 12th.; Mrs. ards this truth. Dr Howard C. Taylor, chair- Graduate Sunday JA work. Each wing measures more than William D. MoCuiston, Rt. 5; Bra. Matthews listed seven rea- man of the society's special com- Ml carvin Bourland, age 36, s.x inches from root to tip. Continued on Page Five sons for man's inability or lack Wayne's livestock program in- mittee on tobacco. and cancer, died this mousing around A o'clock Miss Nancy Paschall, daughter High Meat Dinner A number of persons have vis- to desire to face and recognize cludes registered Jersey milk said a committee of statisticians, at her home nrs RFD 2, Murray. of Mrs. Aggie Lee Paschall of ited the youth's home to see the the truth as it is cows, and yorlcshire, Harapshire social scientists and communica- Mrs. Bourland's death was not Circarama and the late H. C. freak of nature, and several have These are as follows: and Duroc hogs. He al has tion specialist would handle the expected even though she had Graveside Service :Piochall, Jr., will graduate frons -) offered to buy it for as much as 1. Nationalietic feelings. - cans 2cA program in corn and hay, wheat campaign which he called " a not been in geed health for more the University of Tennessee at .17 $500. But young Shelton so far Held On Tuesday 2. Local or sectional feelings. and dark tobacco. total educational effort." than a year. Knoxville Sunday. to sell. 3. Political feeling. Wayne is a member- filr' INT -has refused staff has been di- She is survived by her husband, Albs Paschall will receive a The society's 4. Religious feeling. Murray Training School Chapter prepare plans and esti- Garvin Bourland. RFD 2. Murray; Graveside services were held flocholior of Science degree vsith rected to 5. Class distinctions. of the Future Farmer organiza- costs for the program, two daughters. Rebecca Ann. 2/12 Tuesday afternoon at the Pro- a major in Sociology and History. mate 6 Professional or vocational tion and the chapter consistently Fishing Slows On "modification of tne years of age, Barbara Mae, 1/12 vidence Cemetery for Kerry Lynn Nancy is a member of Pi Beta aimed at background. iLlisted as one of the best in the habit in a community," years of age; three half sisters, Farthing the one day old infant Phi Sorority. She recently was Lakes In State sny-king 7. Religious and moral back- Mama, Gel • Etion. Mrs. Eva Bogard. Metropolis, Ili.. s, n of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Farth- awarded a bracelet as the most Taylor said. ground. He has served on numerous Seventh And Poplar staff. Taylor said, also will Mrs. Bernice Hawkins, Fulton, Ky., ing of St. Louis, Mo. active member of her sorority. The Bro Matthews told his audience committees during his four years studies of smokers and Mrs. Lottie Lawrence, Kirksey, . Survivors other than the par- While attending the university, prepare that every person should strive ar tilb Murray Training School FRANKFORT run The state non-smokers and "those physiolo- Ky.; three half brothers, Wilson, ents are grandparents. Mr. and Nancy played the leading role in to rise above these seven points and graduated this spring. Department of Fish and Wildlife psychological and social Steele, and F-Iwood Stubblefield, Mis. Lassiter Hill, RFD 2, Hazel, "Dark of The Moon", a produc- kal, and to recognize the truth and Resources _Thursday reported fish- the initia- all of Detroit. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Farthing, tion which played at the Caro- .-lors responsible for reality. ing has lowed in the state, with in, continuation and cessation She was a member of the 7th Sturgis, Ky., and great-grandpar- se Theatre in Knoxville. ti He Was introduced by James lit:eapii Ga; _ the exception of Jump fishing for sin alt.ng." and P^eplar Church of Christ and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hemp Curd, Mrs. Paschall will be accom- f Wilson who was in charge of the Weather white bass. in New York the Jessie Houston Circle of the RFD 2. Hazel and Mrs. Tom panied to the graduation exer- Hartnett said program. Spokesmen said skilled [Way." re- W. 0. W. Farthing. cises by her sisters, Mrs. Paul Bomb! that cl:nical and laboratory Visiting Rotarians were Chuck Report men. who know where and how ' search has failed to support the Funeral arrangements are in- Pierce and Mrs. John Littleton. fish. still are Burgess of East Peoria, Mir. is to making good ' cancer seciety's soiews on lung ccmplete. . for Bug-Free United Preen Internettelelle and Rev. Walter House of Jeffer- catches despite the slowdown. :cancer.I For example, he said. Friencks may call at the J H. Church Of Christ I David Gray With sontown. Kentucky. Bill ThosIke Lake Cumberland features wh,te numerous experiments in - which Churchill Funeral Home until tin Living! Southwest Kentucky - Partly the To Begin School of Paducah was a guest of Chsrles bass in the jumps while crappie ,antmals have been forced to in- funeral hour. Chemical Unit ck udy, continued warm today M. Baker. and black bass fishing are report- ha'e large amounts of tobacco with chance of showers this after- DUGWAY PROVING r Inside ed slow. Isornkr have consistently failed to GROUND, noon. Partly :el udy tonight and Joe Utah rAHTNC) -Army Pvt. Dav- White Bass also were reported'cause luog cancer. --- Lancaster The annual Vacation Bible allIZ • .. Outside Saturctoy with little temperature tops at Dale Hollow although some : School will begin at the 7th and id E. Gray, 18, son of Mr. and Goshen Methodists chance of afternood Undergoes Surgery around change and a bluegill were taken. The crappie VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Poplar Church of Christ Monday RAU POR GRANDSON -When Mrs. Marshall M. Gray. N. 18th House ... all and evening thundershowers. High st, Murray, recently was assigned To Hold School catch was peer. Vacation Bible School will be- Joe Brown Lancaster under- morning, June 8 - President Eisenhower dropped today in upper 80s, low tonight to the 46th Chemical Company at ielGarden the house! At. Herington Lake white oass :'in at Poplar Spring Baptist went surgery at the Veterans The school will be a cooperative in at Griffith Stadium, Wash- mid-60s. rated while eff .:t of the 7th and Poplar and ington, to watch the Senators Dugway Proving Ground, Utah. '710mb fiahing was fair sery Church on Monday afternoon, Hoopital in Nashville last Friday. Vacation Bible School wil' he Sp•dol low pric. black bass or College churches. Classes will be dereat the Boston Red Sox, ha A smoke generator operator in to.1 few crappie were June 8. at 2:00 ('clock and con- His condition is considered to be held at the Goshen Meth-lot autographed oweral baseballs. the company, entered the Army responding to lures. it2tirough Friday : afternoon. excellent but the length of his held for all children over four Church from June 8 through After he saw Harmon Kille- of this Temperatures at 5 am. c.d.t.- Catfish rated best at Kentucky JuneLn stay is unknown at this time. years old. in February year and June 12. Daily sessions will be brew of the Seniitors hit his at Fort 'I Bowling „Green 60. Louisville 82. Lake although some white boss Mr Lancaster resides with his Classes will meet from 9 to 11 received basic training held from 9:00 o'clock until 11:00 17th home rin, the Chief Ex- Ky. Paducah 61. Lexington 63. London were biting on minnows and spin- 'HOSPITAL PATIENT wife and daughter. Melia at 507 each morning. Monday through Knox, o'clock each morning. ecutive obtained the ball with graduate of 58, Covington 55, and Hopkinsville ners Few black bass were being Mrs. Oliver C. McLemore was South Ninth here in Murray. His Friday. The school will end next Gray is a 1957 :All children are invited. Th ,e Killebrew's attn;!raph for los Training High School and 61. taken but the bluegill catch was admitted to the Murray Hospital hospital address is ward 211, Saturday with a picnic for all 11-year-oici Murray In need of transportation a re Evansville. Ind., .69. rated fair. yesterday as a patient. Veterans Hospital, Nashville. the ages and grades. attended Murray State College. asked to call PL 3-5325.
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• PAGE TWO LED(;ER & • MES — MURRAY. KEN1'UCKY Indians FRIDAY THE LEDGER Down Phils, — JUNE 5, 1959 & TIMES As , SPEED RECORDS PUBLISHED Dodgers Win Groggy NL Major League FALL I world speed car records by LEDGER A TIME* PUBLISHING Pitchers Deny The MILAN, Italy Satin.- dauon of else Murray COMPANY..has (UPII — Luigi day. Lying flat on his Ledger, The Calloway Tins, sod The Indians downed the Ph.ls Cavanna back in It:tHsralik October 24. ISM The G Standings I of Italy, dniving a four- the horizontal cockpit, sod fa INA BastisalsWAN Jeri, "1-9 on the seven hat patching wheel Cavanna 1542.1542. of rowing United Press International car equipped with a mo- reached a speed 11:ackiatirn in Pony League action Boy Report t,reycle of 156.015 miles On•Cepeda engine, broke nine !per hour during his JAM= C. tit 11-1-1dalS, PUBLISH= .st night. The second game saw National League record run, le Dodgers Team is reserve the right clout a 15110 ‘..rt ovvr By FRED'DOWN W I. Pct. ..1B • ts reject soy Adverting. Lettere les !Mon .e Oricles. inning homer cut the margin Milwaukee 30 or Pub/he Van i1. whisk la United Press Intentatiesed 5-3 t3 18 .625 hatersst we splaima. me sal ais ass lest Watson led a 13-hit barrage They say and his three-run blast in the San Francisco 28 21 ad sue inert. by Orlando Cepeda :s fifth put .571 2/12 -ne Indians with four just a growing the Giants in front. Pittsburgh 27 2.2 .551 =SAL singles. boy but groggy Orlando doubled ! 3/12 1111211111111rrArrvia WALLACH Irma. .,annie Edwards had two singles National League pitchers with the bases, Los Angeles 26 25 .510 Ibeia; RIM Past Go, nes insist filled to drive in 5/12 A.s. Naos Bois 11111 r the Phils and Charlie Robert- he's a man-sized headache. the Giants' last I Chicago 24 25 490 6/12 SCOTT DRUG CO. aNilh.11=111 •SIA.MeN1110 .11111/&. ,.n two runs in the eighth. provided the big blast with a The pitchers don't look any Cincinnati 23 26 469 7/12 hilieged 14 Ow NO )mer. The - Phils sicker. Braves' Lead Trimmed St. Louis Mob hisu-ray, Lsottasigh imirmaimlos es gat a total of lowever. than the experts The 19 29 396 11 "PRESCRIPTION Send an Man oven hits J. Adams added who thought victory cut the Braves' Philadelphia is 29 SPECIALISTS" three San Francisco's 21- first-place lead 368 11/12 SIUMBOILEFTIONI .ogles to the Indian blasts. Black. year old slugger might succumb to 2/12 games. The BATS& 1. Consist la Nksosag, pot weak 164 Ptftsburgh Pirates Corner at 4th arm& a.ealkma puff urn was the winning pitcher and to the -sophomore jinx." closed to with- Yesterday's & Main Phone Plaza 3-2547 adialing asonlift gar pm. flialk glib- ionnie in 3/12 games of the Results war% $6.16. Danner the loser. It was Lew Burette's turn to Braves with Pittsburgh The hitters had say their 9-3 victory over the 9 St. Louis 3 a hey day In "pass the aspirins. please" Louis St. San Francisco •ic second game • with the Thursday when Cardinals. the Cincinnati 11 Milwaukee 5 11111111111111M11111111111•111111111111111111111111111111111W Flt.11) 1) JUNE 5. Dodgert Cepeda drove in Reds Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1959 connecting on 11 hits seven runs downed the LOS Angeles 2, night and the with two homers, a Dodgers. Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles Orioles drilling 10. Ellis double and a single 5-3, and the Chicago 3, night and I, in the giants' Cubs shaded si had two singles each for 11-5 victory over the Milweuln.e the Philact•lphia .e losers and Braves: Phillies, 3-2, in the other NL ?cid' ay's Kerlock clouted 'a action. Games haible and a single. The St. Louis at Philadelphia, victors The They'll be night I WANT TO EXPRESS MURRAYUR LOAN ..ere led by Miller with three Braves took an early 7.-1 C. mputing the Amer- Chicago at Pittsburgh, night MY SINCERE CO. .,agles and Hutson lead but Cepeda's two-run fourth- ican League standings with a San Fran. at 506 W. Main and Hurt with _ slide Cincinnati, night St. Telephone PL 3-2621 .va each. Hutson's singles rule soon because only 4/12 Los Angeles at again games Milwaukee, night "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." ,.ded his own cause as he hurled hurler. Sykes had two singles and 98 percentage points f" r separate first APPRECIATION •,:s way to another victory. J. the Dodgers and Danner blasted a ad seventh places. FOR YOUR VOTE %Vilson couple The Chicago White Sox' 6-5, Tomorrow's Games wa sthe losing mounds- of doubles for the Phil:: 17- St. Louis man. In the sec.nd inning win over the Baltimore at Philadelphia game Wilson t.ve Chicago at Pittsburgh In Tuesday night up 10 hits as Housden Orioles boosted them into first play, the hit two place San Francisco at Cincinnati OF la)dgers took the opener from singles, Boggest picked up with a .563 mark. The New CONFIDENCE IN THE RECENT the a dou- York Yankees. Los Angeles at Milwaukee Pails 9 t 3 and the sgicond clash ble and a' single -nail W. Adams who crushed De- troit. 14-3. are V: the Orioles edge past the slapped a triple and a single all in seventh with a Indians 13 to 12. for the Indians. .467 average, And even the Boston American Red Sox, League CITY Var$11y J. Kerliek led the Orioles five who ended Kansas City's Team W L Pct. ELECTION. Hutson gave up only five-game streak. GB tour- hits hits with two singles, The Orioles 5-2 aren't too Chicago 27 21 583 recording the victory far back at and bol- puslaed two runs across in the .435 and six games to Cleveland 25 20 .556 •ered his own cause with a four make up. Baltimore /12 i ENDS last two innings to notch the 26 23 531 1/12 NOW SHOWING! .gger The Dodgers picked up win. Stu Miller shut out the Braves Kansas SATURDAY J. Adams was the lasing City 23 22 .511 2la • h.ts off Duncan, the losing with three hits for the last Washington i" A THCAISAND ADVENTURE pitcher. five 23 26 .469 4/12 -FILLED DAYS... innings but the victory went to Detroit 22 A 25 .468 41j V THOUSAND LOVE-FILLED Gordon Jones. who was the "pitch- New York 21 24- NIGHTS... er of .467 4/12 James Rudy ...).-. record" when the Giants Boston 20 20. 435 6 Allbritten staged their decisive rally. 11 MIA AM NOTICE Homer, Triple Aid Rues MATURE AUBREY Bill Virdon's two-inn Yesterday's Results , imer and New York AhRiONY NEItAfY Bill Mazeroski's two-run triple 14 Detroit 3 The following were the key blows is Boston 5 Kansas City 2 gitrizt prices on haircuts will the Pirates 1 be ran their winning streik to Chical.o 6 Baltimore 5, 17 inn. six Only in effect beginning Monday. June 8. Rcn Kline y.elded 13 hits games scheduled. .I but left 12 Cardinals stranded and FLAT-TOP 1.50 went the distance for his fifth Today's Games victory. One St. Louis hit was Boston * at Chicag., night 1st I'24=7 I REGULAR the 651st double of Stan MusitA's Baltimore at Kansas $1.25 career City, night tying Honus Wagner's Na- Washington at Detroit, night THANK • ,nal League record. YOU FOR YOUR VOTE I1Tlerd.119t1101E KIDS BURR New York at Cleveland, night IN 1.00 Jae Nuxhall pitched an eirilt- hitter for the Reds who lathered Whiteway Barber Shop Dunn's Tomorrow's Barber Shop Danny McDevitt for four runs Games [kiln NORTH Spann Barber and five hits in Ili innings Boston at Chicago THE MAY 26 PRIMARY. NORTH WEST Shop Varsity Barber to YOUR Shop hand the Los Angeles left-hander Baltimore at Kansas City. night Murray Barber Shop College his fifth setback. *Washington at Detroit Barber Shop New MOUNTED POLICE The Cubs' Don Elston pitched York at Cleveland CONFIDENCE Ilt,1111111Cilt0it• hitless relief ball for 3tla innings IN ME IS HIGHLY and won his fourth decisicm whet • Sammy Taylor's 10th-ining sacri- JAMIN RUNS FOURTH fice fly delivered the winning COF'EN HAGEN (UPI ) — Ja- MR. FRIENDLY run. min. the favored entry from APPRECIATED. 7Se Tour-hour and 37-minute France which fall Mal will appear in the br a at41.- ow SAYS marathon between the White Sox United States at the Inaugural •*".;•9- and 'Orioles ended when Earl International at Roosevelt Ws furnish Torgason Race- the cash bomered with two out way. N. Y. Aug. 1, wound up o• 11114.hle4);. - :4 To buy thot cor— tr the /Jib irning Bob Sihriv was fourth Sunday k 1 in the Charlotten- COMING! Wier• always reody tile 'inner and Jerry Walker the land International trotting Charies COMING! tater. ?ace. M. Baker When/NV yc4 Ore. Jens Protector. a Norewgian en- • Hector Lopez. BILLY C. CHOATE hitting .375 since try, won the event setting a new LOANS TO obtaAted- from -"Camas City. drove track record in the process. presents ;300 in f ur runs with a homer and a double as the Yankee. senred their seventh vie., African safaris are available y .n nine this year FRIENDLY games Pitoher Wnitey F.rd, who which range in price ywannkeehi: sixth game. and $1,996 to $2.989 for 24, 31 or Elston 38 days. FINANCE Howard also homered for the BISBEE'S INC‘0 ,PliN1 I Your Savings Will Earn More Jerry Casale's seven-hit pitch- 204 South Fourth Phone at COMEDIANS PLaza 3-1412 ing helped the Red Sox deal Rip Coleman his fourth defeat Gary FOR The First Industrial THE Geiser h:t a two-run singl• Plan CLEANEST SHO WON and THE ROAD — a solo homer as the last-place UNDER THEIR Red Sox snapped a three-game RENT INTEREST WATERPROOF and losing streak. ,EiREPROOF \\MI\1111111 / 1/111/ • ROTO-TILLER TENT THEATRE! Compounded MURRAY BEDARD WINS SINGLES • POWER - 32nd ANNUAL TOUR SCHROON LAKE, N. 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Miss Jean Heath as an Introductory Offer...One Week Only Mr. and MTS. Herhert Eugene Heath. 1641 Little Av- enue, I aducah, i Kentucky, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mabel Jean. to Mr. Ernest Wade Under- wood, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Allen Underwood, Route 4. of this city. . Miss Heath is a graduate of Augusta Tilghman High I. School and Murray -State College. She is now employed BONUS as a science Whetter in White Hall, Illinois. Mr. Underwood is a graduate of Murray Training School and Murray State College. He is presently itaivery Purchase of Rowe ployed em- by the Akron City School System of Akron, Ohio, as a mathematics teacher. Living Room Furniture The wedding will be performed at the First Christian 20'/. Church in Murray, Wednesday, June 10, at 10 a.m. friends Al! and relatives of the couple are cordially invited to attend. zsoi4,143 iiillillinsaamagammurromfgacnui
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She wore d desirable but three of those ailing saw a doctor a white iris gift not necessary. age two to four degrees above I ly in own Chance of shcwers Sunday or corsage. h4 writing giving age, normal. Kentucky normal for the ; about it, according to the Health ejegerience, Monday. and educational back- period is 72 degrees. Warmer I Information Gifts she received were from Foundation. ground. Write to Box 32-R. 6-8C her chosen patterns of china USED SINGER CONSOLE. Dress- Lynn Grove, Phone and 1IE 5-4712. NEW OR USED silver. FOR maker head with attachments and SPRING Culti- SALE 1 6-8P vators for Ford, or stool. Payments only $6.00 per will trade for stiff shanks. Vinson Tractor CO. VVATVI'Eb TO AND PEPPER month. Also 1 new Singer Portable PLANTS FOUR BEDROOM BRICK, TWO PLaza 3-4892. 6-6C Melugn, $59.96. Contact Bill Adams, PLaza At the official rate of exchange, 402 North 7th. 6-6C baths, living room, dining room, PASSENGERS TO 3-1757 or PLaza 3-5480, 201 South LOUISVILLE 360 JaPanese yen are equal t, kitchen, air conditioner, city sew- Monday, June 8, 13th, Murray. A-1 USED•AC 66 COMBINE. Also return June 9th. one US. dollar. NASH, STATESMAN TFC erage. Phone PLaza 3-2649. 6-6C Contact Ezelle tudor, a 60. See Vinson Tractor Co. Beauty School PL battery, five white-wall 3-4'723 tires, Phone PLaza 3-4892. 6-6C Pre TWO WHEEL CAMPING Trailer, -- w mileege, one driver, good REGISTERED POINTERS, TWO hitch. stove and ice bcx. Sleeps CVSTOMERS TO BUY diticn, atop. William (Tam) months, male setter 3 mo., all SEVERAL four. $125.00. Call PLaza 3-5257. hundied large er, 419 So. 8th St. City. 6-8P from sons of field trial champions. FOR RENT watermelons 99e See at 1311 Poplar. TFC each at A&P. Green W.lson. PL 3-3536. 6-6NC 6-6C 2-BEDROOM FURNISHED house, FIVE FIVE GAITED SADDLE TEN CASE DRINK BOX in good modern. I mile from City. Adults LOT FOR SALE 12.5x200 FT. AT Guest... mares, colt by side. 1 Stallion, condition. PL 34141. 6-5P only. Ph PL 3-3274. 6-5P Five Points. By Keys Salvage two. -year old saddle mares in Continued from Page One fold. yard. See Joe Rayburn, 409 N. 18th VACANCIES, „NICE AIR-Cooled Telephone PL 3-4581. 6-11C UPRIGHT PIANO. IN GOOD con- demy f Science, Phi Beta Kap- St., Murray, Ky. 6-6P rooms, hot and cold water in all dition. Phone PL 3-3906. 6-5C pa, Sigma Xi, and Fellow of the rooms, $6 and $7 per week. Beale SEVERAL GOOD USED Wringer — . Royal Astronomical Society of Hotel. 6-5C washing mach,nes, Great Britian, guaranteed. M. MILK ROUTE WITH 56 Chevrolet ' SOLID CHERRY DROP LEAF - G. Dr. Stalker is Richardson, 407 South 8th truck. C,.ntract with Ryan Milk table handmade. Call PL 3-1630 professor of Zo- 2 DOWNSTAIRS ROOMS OUT- ology at Orcet. 6-7P Company. Reasonable, R. H. Kelso, for details. 6-6C Washington. He holds side entrance fully furnished. Vac- an A. B. degree from College of Industrial output 49% ant immediately, 1112 Olive, Tele Wooster and a PhD, from the PL 3-4635. 6-8 University of Rochester. Before higher than 19.17-49. coming ot the Washington Uni- Employment versityzoology department he was Taylor ICE a this Motors Says j research associate at Rochester. up 1,184,000. Ecd, Dr. Stalker is a member o5 Business reports give this cheery took at the BIG BARGAIN SALE NOW going the American Society of Natura- BUSINESS LOOKING WAY UP country, and a new eo Ornate of tile gi.ss not anal piuduct at maybe 1490 couple of PARK WHAT YOU'VE GOT ON OUR LOT on. at the Factory Returned Shoe lists, Genetics Society of Ameri- billion. A months ago, GNP was estimated at $483 billion. That Job rise over the last couple of months means 65,012,000 Store. 6-6C ca, the Society for the Study of persons And Drive Away With A New are employed. (But the rolls still list 3.627.000 out of Evolution, Sigma, Xi, Phi Beta work, 5.3 per cent of the labor force.) At 1410, the industrial production index is up 2 points from March and 23 points higher than the re- Kappa, and the Ccmmittee on CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH HOME HEATING EQUIPMENT eessiun low or Nuclear Information. of 1958. (Central Press) STUDEBAKER and installation now being offered LARK at 10% price reduction. Come in at Kengas, Inc., 105 North 6th Murray Hospital GOOD, SOUND USED CARS — FACTORY EXECUTIVE CARS* Street in Murray or Phone PL Continued from Page One • A,Factor' Executive Car is actually a new car with a few miles 3-1823 for free estimate. 6-8C Charlie Grusett, Murray Rest on it, guaranteed to be like new, but at big savings to you! Taylor Motors Says Home; Mrs. Willie Puckett, Farm- DEAD stilex REMOVED FREE. ington. Mrs. Stanley Dennis, Rt. Prompt service. Trucks dispatched 2, Dover, Tenn.; Mrs. Bobby Mc- PARK WHAT by two-way radio. 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Stan/ey Sardneri Rt. 1, [Ede LOST & FOUND Trisha Jeanette Chester, a4.4 rig" Cita 144 014 Orin 9*4;0444114••• 14/ Mt,344.4•••• 111•80.• Kirksey; Mrs. Harold Maupin and baby girl. Rt. 5; Lewis Can- CHAPTrr •!co "1 ou bnew a Mon.-gua was admiration In her eyes that a doe LOST: $TRAYED OR STOLEN, u•ri, Ht. 3, Benton; Mrs. A. V. mist -,?" 4 g!yess to a buck who is winning .PARK, WHAT YOU'VE GOT Taylor Motors, Inc. WALKoD into the Coo! & ola Beagl4 puppy frog° Par]essirPaatta 2,-,101faria0000.11‘ isa "01 course 1 did, I tell you a battle. I Lam offices, and Lionel Pal-1 130.5 Wells Iilvdi;CbOlgrs pet. C111- Loyd earsdn, Rt. 1, li..riesey; There's no secret about that. ; I stood with my nand on the AND SHOP AT,,, 4th & Poplar PL 3-1372 rner Jumped up fro.n a scot back Mary Below,. p4Apt "PLata 3-4777. Mrs. Charles Rhoades ancl.r baby 01 the filing case where he nad Crockett was yelling his bead off!doorknob, the door halt-open, 6-SC rti Apt, 21. Ortklit4' Maidhas; evidently bean talking with Eva about It. Yesterday afternoon he watching to bee what would hap- Ennis. told me that he'd hired you and pen. be F_rnie Bushman. our pal tner to get the stuff Eva turned away NANCY Her face was slightly_ finstiedi from Palmer back, and wanted tc know why and walked directly back to the and she a as (Tailing in that pe- YOU *ere hanging around my WHERE culiarly sell-cOnsOlous but toler- filing case and began working I WONDER place, and did I know—" on the files ant way a girl has when some- 1 went in, said body has been handing her a ''l got the stuff back," I In- hello to Elsie THAT ONE Brand, pretty good line. terrupted. walked on back to my desk GOING- PA 4 Palmer came striding across "So what? Why tell me about and seated myself. RUBRER it ?" the office toward me. Elsie said, "Bertha C001 has THAT'S NS "Hello, Palmer," I said. "I thought you might be Inter- been screaming her head off." "Lam," he stormed at me, ested." "Let her scream, rhe phone EASY "what was the Idea of putting me "I'm not. I'm not interested in will ring pretty quick. The re- A LOT OF PLANES anything abort any as Five Different on the spot with Dean crockett?" you, or what you ceptionist will tell you a Lionel OVERHEAD TODAY hems room. Extra "Did I put you on a spot?" do, just so you don't ever stick Palmer wants to see me. Have Seating Comfort, I naked softly. your nose in my place again." her tell him to tit down and treatment, also deco- "You know damn well you did! "The police are going to ask Mire and others built As soon as Croc'tett hired you to you some questions." w11411"e psychological approach?" NIAGARA ith the deep comfort get those stolen articles back, you "Let them. I'll answer them." "That's right. I want him to *r Cushions FALLS by B. F. made a beehne for my shop. -And the police are going to cool his heels for a while." That makes it look as if you felt want to know what you were do- I settled back in the swivel • country's outstanding been mixed up in the them ing In Phyllis Crockett's studio chair, put my feet on the desk Boucle Friezes, and I'd thinks so, and Olney apartment." and blew smoke at the ceiling, 1140. It 4 Pr OS - stgla• •••••••• ger — Brown — Crockett c.nor 1.0, gib, UPON sea• • 1•444444 a J Tur- He was still talking big, but Within about five seconds the id Natural. o thinks so. You know I should his chest was getting smaller by door burst open as though it was nous Rowe Filrniture smack you right in the kisser and aNfteraima leech volt a lesson!" the minute. -What do you mean, being taken off its hinges, and ABBIE a.' SLATS I took out my cigarette cane, Phyllis Crockett's studio apart- Bfrtha Cool came barging in. ment?" "Where have you been, Don- opened It, extended It to him. INSIDE AND PLAY DEAF AND DUNS "Cigarette?" I asked. "You have a key to It, I be- ald?" she yelled, her face choleric L(ASLE t AGAIN OR 110M111100' said. Here." with Indignation. "We've got a "Not from you!" he TO GET NURT. I topic a cigarette, put it in my He didn't say anything to that. job to do, and nobody known what mouth and lit in "And you were in there some- the devil you're doing. Some- saw that Eve Ennis had been time yesterday?" body's got to prepare a report. I "I don't have to account to you promised Dean Crockett we'd give 4'MP (4(tZ edging up, iooking at Lionel Palmer with the admiration which for what I do." him daily reports." a girl sometimes shows for a "That's entirely correct," I told "That's nice,' I said. man who is talking big. him. "You don't and I'm not ask- "What have you been doing ing. I'm Simply telling you that about returning that blowgun and "You pumped me for a. the the police are going to be asking, jade Idol?" dope on my friends," he staid. the and you will have to account to "I have the jade Idol," I said, "You've caused me so much trou- thrm." opening a'drawer in the desk, ble I think I'll lust take It out "I had business In that apart- taking the idol out and putting of your hide In installments, ment." It on the blotter. and—" "Sure, sure," I said, "and you "What about the blowgun?" I said, "You don't even know had • key to it and It was from "The police have that now." what trouble is—yet." that apartment that Dean Crock- "Well," Bertha said, "It's about He said sneeringly, "I don't ett was murdered." time you—The police? What the a suppose you're going to make • He stepped back a couple of devil are the police doing?" trouble for me?" paces and his eyes became big. "Your friend, Frank Sellers, "Not me," I told him, "some- "Was what?" was interested in the . blowgun body else." "Murdered" the last I saw of it" "Who?" he asked, noticing Eva "Whet in blue blazes are you "Frank Sellers? He's with Ennis out of the Corner of his talking about ?" Homicide. What's he doing?" eye and getting his chin up and "Investigating a homicide." CHASED HER AROUND his chest stuck way out, "And." I said, "shortly before , "What homicide?" (.(-AWAY WHEN THE HERE, "The police," I told him. his murder, you had an interview ARE "Your client, Dean Crockett," It took a minute for that to with him In which you took hold CABLE P/CTURE WAS THERE ANN 'I Raid. dawn on him. Then his chest be- of the lapel of his coat and he "You mean that he's been • A74/SHEDtc) 0ThER gan to go down like a tire with put his palm against your chest that he's dead?" VOU SEEN ANY KIND? a slow leak. "What have the and pushed you halfway across "Dead as a doornail." RUMBERTO RASCALINI • police got to do with KV* the office. The police are going BIG,13F_AUTI FUL, 'Who killed him?" RASCALINI PRODUCTIONS "Quite a few things," I said. to be very miien interested in SLOPP/ GIRLS "They don't know.' ROME, ITALY "They're looking for you now." what you did nfter that time, "Viautt was he killed with?" AROUND HERE' "For what?" because it was shortly after that "There," * said, "is where we "They want to Interrogate that Crockett was murdered.... I OFFER YOU AND YOUR were a little too efficient, Bertha. you." Now, if you'll excuse me, I have PIG-GIRL ONE MILLION Someone killed him with the -What would they want to in- some work to do." blowgun tbat we recovered, At AMERICAN DOLLARS FOR A torrogate me about?- I left him standing there rind least, thane the way things look ONE PICTURE CONTRACT. ! sat& "Did you know that a walked over to my private otilee. at the moment and that's what blow and a small Jade idol As I opened the door, I glanced ANSWER IMMEDIATELY. Frank Sellers thinks." had bee stolen rum Crockett's back at him and saw that he was house the ight f the shindig?" looking at me with an expression SAN GOLDLOSII concern stamped all What angle are yon working "Of course new It." of worried HOLLYWOOD, U.S.A "It doesn't mean anything to over his face. on? is a challenging question Ennis was watching him to Donald as "The Count of you ?" Eva 5 . "Why should It?" but there was no longer the rapt Nine" continues tomorrow.
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.•Atif!: SIX LEDGF,R, & TIMM — IMERAY. KENTUCKY PRIDAY Ir'NE 5, 19.), COME TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY Calloway Church Calendars CHURCH 1Sunday School 9•40 am.Sunday School 10.00 am. Doyle Morning Worship A Karraker, Minister 1111•111E11.11111M1gw 10:50 a in. Chestnut St. Tabernacle Sunday SERVICES Evening Bible Class 10:00 an. Worship 7:30 pm. Chestnut and Cherry Streets Morning Worship 10:45 a.rn First Baptist , Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Evening Worship 7:00 pin South Fourth Seet M ,rn.ng Worship 11:00 am. Wednesday Bible Class 7:00 p.m First methodist Sunday School 9:30 a m. E angelis•Ir Worship 7:30 pm. Maple & 5th Streets Morning Worship 10:50 a m. Sunday School 9:45 am Evening Worship 7:30 p rn. To Investigate Mormng Worship 1050 a.m. Lynn Grov• Methodist Evenirg Worship 7:30 pm. Lynn Grove, Ky Rooney Marriage John's St. Episcopar Sunday School 10:00 am. West Main Street Morning (1st. 3rd Sun) 11:00 am. TO LNI"IGAT'E .... FRONT Memorial Baptist Hy C.minu.t'on (1st di 3rd Sun) Evening (2nd. 4ht Sun) 7:00p.m. HOLLY'WOOD (UP!) — A Wes! Main Street •r M .rn.ng Prayer ... 9:00 am., judge said today he would in- First Christian vestigate the circumstances ,• 18 North 5th Street which Mickey Rooney quietly !Bible School 9:30 am. divorced Elaine Mahnken a n d M, ruing Worshin 1050 a.m. married his fifth wife in Mexic :fied Even. Gti Program 700 p.m. five months betore Miss gel' All th• joys of Mahn- ken 'obtained a California d.- • and sun •••••• vorce. A r Goer Methodist e • Mrs* blocks from BeacJi Judge Orlando H. Rh Sunday School des. wh Sun 10:00 am. granted Miss Mahnkens "iriP iath t Decks • Sporty fishing ! Morning (2nd, decrec Ed Jones asked me to go fishing with him last 4th Sun) 11:00 am. orgfr (Venice is th• Torpoa May 18, said today he wants Sunday morning began Cri Center Cherry Corner Baptist and when I said I was going to know why no one told him aboo: church Mrs .001101g of th• World)• All sports and R. J Burpoe, pastor he asked, "141/17" For a moment, I was the Mexican proceeding's in which Deput isctivities nesrby • Pleasant, :Sunday School stymied. I just couldn't think of a good answer. 10100 pm. R:.oney, 38, married blonde star- Saptampnrro,f.e Rat= EUROPEAN comfortabl• Morning worship Matter of fact, it has taken me all week to think PUN guest rooms 11:00 a.rn let Br.rbara Thomason, 22. of (per parson 2 , Training Union the reply I want to give Ed. Here it is. •room) • Dining Room—Cocktail 6:30 p.m. "I was never infirmed of this Dec. thru )i.4arch—frorn •5J-s 3tr7taatu. durine $3.50 Lounge • Cit.:4c° of American Da* 'he hearing in my court Why do I go to church, Ed? Why do I breathe? eBoyu njcil Ape. they Nov. --from 2-50 or European •urd said Ria.-tes. "and I intend t • Why Ran. Spring do I smile when I see the sun in the morning, Creek Missionary Baptist look into it arid do whatever rri, or shiver when I'm cold? Why do I love my wife Church legal duties call for." By Ha! and kids, and lose my temper when the lawn mower WE WANT YOU IF YOU'RE RETIRED! Shipley — Paste., Miss Mahnken, 29, said she SpiyCial (Located 3 miles breaks down? Because I'm human, because itatinamelif Tsar Around Rates- North of Penny) knew about R ooney's M ex tea!: I'm 11140 Services man — and because I have a God whom — to. I bard — I Pe;oli Every Sunday adventure when .she went to ci,- I love. This year 200 — leen Seard Sunday School God cares enough about —2 Persons amsocza.... 10:00 am. vorce court, but she declined t me to have sent His only I. lies. Morning Worship ... .11:00 am. say why she kept mum about Son to make the most supreme of all sacrifices — • Evening OPEN YEAR AROUND Worship . 7:00 pm. before Judge Rhodes. for me, and for you, Ed Jones, and for all of us., "I wish Mickey and Barbara year I go to church to worship all the happint-F.s in the world." that God. I do not go Locust Grove ,aptist Church to beg, but she said, "but I don't consider to thank Him for what He has given me. ishritacalTcyc knheoseNu Bil! Webb, Par:or I go Mickey's Mexcrin divorce van, to ask Him for guidance and forgiveness. I feted . Sunday School ... It _10:00 am. until my California decree don't have to ask Him for His love. I have that. So cbepoxyuupnear eht nt. 1M,rning Worship be- ..,11:00 am er-Ines final(-next have you. So have we all. Training Unioc. year." 6-30 pin. The lEeening legal'- status of Rooney'. , eledy.s on Worship 7.30 p m. Cappo4Itt 1554. X•caler present marriage to Miss Tirana - Aata StembLal. lea. sort, a 5-f at 2-inch firmer beau- Mlotanuwi ' Poplar sorone 4 -:••- .44. - 447:• Baptist Church ty' queen from Phoenix, Jack Jones, Ariz pastor was uncertain. Sunday School 10:00 am. 'Rooney appeared THE CHURCH FOR ALL . VENICE, Morning Worship anything but ALL FOR rise CHURCH Fla: 1100 am. worried Wednesday WRITE F01 DETAILS AND FOLDERS Training Union after re- Tliv Chunk ,,ih. steak Ifrular on 6:00 p.m. vealing the Evening Worship secret divorce and avnli oi chara.rer owl standstanodto 700 pm. cf.vorce marriage. good cosmos/1p 1. Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 p.m. • wor-,...• of *We're prpov." 17- raid synetinal v•Iner on Chestni. Bt. Tah•---acia in La, Wohout • sworn Church. de Vegas, Nev., where he is orwher denuocrary oar .044•••• " I. ' 44,4, -eareb, asminnecem.s.mmee..xereog. r I. •-•• t • , 2