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— APRIL 27, 1959 imall.,. Selected As A Best All Bound Kentucky Community Newsi—ver Continued from Page One First... .vestment which is beyond the Largest nancial reach of the dairyman .th the capacity for 10 to 20 with Circulation In /WS. liet stated it is now possible Local News The City ✓ the family-size dairyman to ive an elevated stall milking and Largest inor-milk room combination, Circulation In luipped with a cowdeecen milk- Local Pictures , for a cost certainly within The County ach of all farmers. This inexpensive milking parlor- IN OUR 80th YEAR um combination supplies a place United Press International Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, April 28, 1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 101 ✓ a mechanical milk cooler, snail washing facilities, and a rage place for milk and uten- s. The convenience and ease of eking in this type arrangement as up te date as any known shod. It is called an Elevated rlor. • Hilt observed that approximate. 200 farmers in this area are LOCAL MAN IS KILLED LAT YESTERDAY joying the conveniences of the .veted parlor, without which Mrs. Frances Adams Murray Hospital I Iny of them could not continue UPI Comes To Aid Of Man Who To Head Murray F Outland Dies In Auto the dairy business. Bulletin dr. Hilt paid tribute to the Training School PTA Monday's complete record f o I - I OWs: rational Agricuiture instructers Was Separated From His Family PANAMA (UPI)— A Tennessee ,o elnsus Wreck Near Dover, are dedicating their efforts The Murray Training School 37 spearhead force of 20 invaders the Adult Beds preservation of the family chapter of the Parent-Teachere 65 struck across the Sao ilia ad farmer who Emergency Beds, represents a By RONALD BURTON 11, 1957, probably would have Association met last week in the 28 Mountain range today in what W. C. Outland age 51. of Ill grader in this wee' for the Fed- h percentage Patien:s Admetell of t he rural United Press International , permited Mrs. Huerta to enter basement of the Training School. appeared to be the start eof a North Seventh Stree: was killed eral Government working out of LOS ANGELES Patients Dismissed itet —For near- this country at that time despite President Jahn Lassiter called the 0 drive across te isthmus to yesterday aLernoon at 4:10 o'• ly 10 years. Roy Huerta,' New Cdizene 0 38, has the perjury conviction. But Huer- meeting to order, and turned- it Panama City 60 mdes awl), clock in an auts mobile Wreck Wood was a veterans admini- been able to see his Patients admitted from Saturday p select the one you will en. wife only ta, a World War II Army veteran over to the Second Grade who, on U. S. 79 between Dover and stration vocational agriculture on week ends. 1115 a. m. to Monday 27, 1959. the most They can advise as of the Sough Pacific campaign, with their teacher Mrs. Jelayburn, Clarkeville. The accident occur- teacher. He is survived by a Almost every 'Mrs. James Byrn and baby places of interest. Saturday, Huerta, didn't know about it until a UPI presedted "A Day in The Second red near the cemmu.nity of Red wile and two children. le restaurant cook, has gel, lit. 4; Joel Pettit, Model, taken a reporter investigated the case. Grade," highlighting their Lessons Special Service Tele ten miles east of Dover. Mr. Oueland is survived by 41) Ile-mile bus trip to visit his Tonne Elroy Greer Rt. 5, Benson; Need Documents in French. Killed also in the headen col- his wife Mrs. Mary Louise Out- Mexican-born wife, Manuela, 32, Mrs. Dean Searles:rough, Rt. 2. "We feel this is a deserving A style show was presented by To Be Held By lision was Paul J. Wood of 1200 land; two daughters Mrs. Joe in Tijuana, Mexice. She has been Dever. Tenn.; Mrs. J. C. Walker cape Seitvice case, and it shouldn't be to., long the girls if the 4-H Club in Nereh 22nd. Street. Humbok, Ten- Ryan Cooper and Miss Nancy barred from the United States and baby boy, Rt. 3; Mrs. before the family can all live which they modeled the garments James Spring Creek nessee. Outland of Murray; his father '- since 1949 as the result of a per- R. ODahel and baby girl, Rt. • ROSES tegether here if other things are made in 4sH. beginning with an Outland was returning A. G. Out:end of Murray; three jury conviction that started as a 3, Benton; Mae. Media Finley, Rt. • EVERGREENS in order," said F. C. Oswald. apron and potholden and progres- home from ,Clairkeville when, ac- sisters Mrs. Ray Brewnfeeld of language mixup. immi- 1; Mrs. It. W. Scarbrough, Jr.; A deputy district director of sing to mere difficult garments. r Sunday. May 3, w,11 be a special e( eding to Tennessee State Tro- Paris, Mrs. Cliften Parker and Phone ID 6-3443 But now, Huerta, aided by a Res 5; C,harlie W. Smith, Mur- gration in Los Angeles. Mrs. Barletta Wrathere Home day at Sprine sper Jen Kuykandal, Wo d teas- Mrs. Al Youngerman at Murray. tisEARS FOR BABIES — An un- Creek Baptist United Press International inves- "That means they need docu- Demonstration Agent. presented ray Reel Home; Bryan Nahney. Two granechiloren also survive, ually large number of mal- Church. On Sunday morning there ed an titer car and cradiee head- tigation. may be able in a matter ments showing they are married a ribbon. Rt. 6; Mrs. James Whaetiey, Rt. Ann Ryan Cooper and Joe Ste- each girl with ormed babies are being born will be the regular 'Sunday Scheel ers int the car of Outland. Weed of weeks to bring his wife and and that Huerta was born in this discussion on the Brit- 3, B-nton; Leslie Dane McClure, ven Cooper. A panel in upstate New York, where and worship services. we preceding leeward Clarks- x small children to Los Angeles country. The Sept. 11. 1957, legis- educational Rt. 5. the First C ish vs the American abnormally radioactive rock is At noon, there will be dinner ville and Mr. Outland was travel- He was a member of Ø live with him. lation permits the spouse of a by Jimmy Patient* dismissed from Saturday Chuach and a member of system was presented exposed, says Dr. John T. Gen- on the ground. In the afternoon :rig in the eppes.lte direction. }earnest "This is wonderful," he said. US. citizen to enter the country Byers, and 11:15 a. m. to Monday 27, 1959. Sunday Scheel class taught, Thompeon. Charles try (above), state regional at 1:30 there will be a service in Occupants el the car that Wood the "I'll take the kids out every even if he or she would be Mr.: James Stem, Rt. 6; Mrs. Ralph Oliver, chairman. health director. He sets forth which the recently paid for Sunday passed repertee that he pulled lay Clayborn Jeares. day. Ill skip through the park otherwise inadmissible because of nominating David M gan, Rt. 5; Mrs. Jarnes The report of the his observations in an article School rooms will be dedicated areund them on the winding The funeral will be held at with them." a conviction." James Aleen and baby boy. Rt. 2, Haz committee was made by in the Journal of the Ameri- to the work of the Lord. read and crashed head.on into 3:00 p. m tomerrow with Rev. Ironically, a law p.isJ•iec! Sept. the last entry in el; Henry Richardson and Osweld said Rogers, and he gave the follswing can Public Health association. Brother Alfred Harris, a former the cat driven by Mr. Outland. Paul T. Lyles and Rev. H. C. Huerta baby bey, Rt. 1, Hardin; Mrs. W the case was in 1953 when slate of officers for the coming Pastor, will bring the dedication Ott" land died enrcute to the Chiles eff.ciating Burial will be C. Rageda:e, Rt. 3; Mrs. Marvin again tried to have her admitted. year: President — Mrs. Frances message. Other former Pastors, Cliark-ville Memorial Hospital in the Murray cdy cemetery. Swatze11, Rt. 1, Mrs. Hel- Disintegration Oswald ,who said he felt the Adams, Vice president — Mrs. Cadiz; Dill Brothers To members, and friends 'of Spring and Wood died in the Hospital. Active paetearers will be J. N. en Clark, Dexter; Mrs. Arthur case was an isolated one, spent Bea Smith, Recording Secretary— Creek Baptist Church are espec- Mr. Outland was chief tebacco Outland, Boo Cone. Bel Pritekr Mays. 107 Pine. Construct Building Flits Waterfield several days running down infor- Mee. Jean Lindsey, Corresponding ially invited to attend. Brother arcs, John wagg,nr. Vernon But- mation called to his attention by Secretary -- Mrs. Hazel Ferguson, terwort h. W. T. Peck. Stevan • Joe and Brandon Dill have Hal Shipley, Pastor, urges each v • tampaign, UPI. Treasurer — Mrs_ Pat Hodges. rksey Juniors Wea'her, and Eugene Tarry. Combs CORRECTION purchased a let from the Sykes and everyone to be present for To week ago Friday he located This slate was accepted by una- Honedary pallbearers will be A Woe Lumber Ccmpany on the all of these services. Give Play May 5 BROWNING run __ Bert T. the file listed under Mrs. Huerta's nimous vote of the group. the mernoeia of the U. S. Tobac- rilcw Concord /Road near the Combs, who seeks the Democratic maiden name. He telephoned Tries was the largest attendance The name of Hub Erwin was co Diets:ices. tobacco warehouse- Murray Drive-In and plan to gubernatorial nomination in the told hirn about the 1957 of the year for the club, and all listed on the Farm Committee The Junior Class of n VOL tobacco purchasers a lei Huerta, construct a large building there. Contact Lens Wearers Kirksey May 26 primary, again Monday advised him to ,tart members are reminded that there for Waterfield through error, ac- High School will members ef the Western Dark law and Joe is in the merchandising present "Aunt pointed to what he says is "dis- proceedings at the San Ysidro will be only one more meeting cording to Judge Wayli in Ray- Cautioned On Fluid Tiles Goes to Town" on Fired Tebacco Grewers Assoc.a- business in Model, Tennessee and Tuesday cord, confusion and impending elation which could win in this school year. burn, county chairman tem. border Brandon is an electrician here evening. May 5 at 7:30 p.m. as' collspee in the Waterfield-Chandl- her admission in four to six WASHINGTON en — The part of the Commencement week The J. H. Churchill Funeral ii Murray. They are the sons of gover camp." ernment is warning wearers of treed/Wes. R01111C is in charge of arrange- A D. Dill of teazel. Construetia• "Every day brings more stria Would Be Citizens eontact lenses to beware. of cur- The play is a faece in three merns. Prier.th- may call at tee will begin on the building in the Of a disintegrating situation in The official also asked San Washington Report rent stocks of a cleansing fluid acts, written by Wilbur Bruen eenera: home until the funeral • near future, they said. The oc- the Waterfield canm. The lonely Ysidro personnel to contact the called "Barnes-Hind wetting solu- and is under the direction of Mi. hour. Frank cupant of the buildups has not s's• $74.95 Chandlerfseld masterminds in U.S. Consulate in Tijuana across by Congressman A. Stubblefield and Mrs W. H. Brooks. been named ticn." Louisville tried to endorse a can- border about the case The are Nancy $24.95 the A warning issued Monday night Those in the cast didate for lieutenant governor to children, he said, would become BROOKS HAYS' NOMINATION will be introduced next week to said some of the fluid is contami- Bazzell. Bettie Smith, Lillie Har- run with Harry Lee. They need U.S. citizens wilhout difficulty if AS TVA DIRECTOR try to deal with the twin pro- Ministers Will nated and could cause blindness rison, Eva McCall .,n, Lorna Ross, Little League votes. But the plan threw Water- the Huerta birth and marriage The nomination 'of former blems of mounting surpluses and in persons with injured or in- Danny Edwards, Coleman Reeder, field and manager Joe Leary into documents were in order. Congressman Brooks Hays of cleceremg term prices. It is sign- , Meet Wednesday fected eyes. Prentice Tucker. Jerry Key, Anita a panic. Frantic signals went out 'This is wonderful!" Huerta told Arkaneas to fill the remaining &cant that all of the bills 1 The Food and Drug Administra- Brandon. and Sandra Bedwell. Tryouts To from Mate headquarters to cease Oevieald. "I'll tell Manuela about year if the term from which have seen leave the tobacco pro- tion I FDA said efforts were The entire action of the play The Murray Ministerial Associa- and demise. How demoralized can "ievetehen I go see her this week Dean Weleh resgned is expected gram unchanged. being made by the company and takes place in the living room of tion will meet Wednesday at 11:00 a campaign get?" etjd. She doesn't have a phone to receive Senate approval. Mr. •Pasea,ge of any legislation to the government to recall out- Aunt Tillie Trait's country home m. at the Lynn Grove Methodist • He said. 'The plain fact is that there It will be ae wonderful Hays made a record in the House deal effectively with the rneunt- standing supplies of the preduct. near a smart summer resort. Be This Week ial there wants anybody else. terms support of TVA su.rplus-denlining price pro- Church nobody surprise. She'll fill wee the el censistent deg The Barnes - Hind Ophthalmic Between act entertainment for The ministers will lunch to- Nobody really likes anybody else. and get going on it right away. except for his support of the blem is not very ikely. The ad- Products, Inc.. Sunnyvale. Calif., the evening will be furnished by gether at a local restaurant. Nobody trusts anybody else. Even Ite wonderful." Dixon-Yates prepeal for Mem- manistratien's apparent oppesi- produces the fluid in two-ounce first and fourth grades and the Baeeball ND GOLD the Murray Little League 'Happy' Chandler. who has been The children range from infan- dkus. tion to any proposal which does dropper bottles for retail sale and FFA quartette. Admission will be tryeuts are scheduled for Tues- FINISH inclined toward 'Sales Tax John- cy to nine years. 1 hive been working to pre- not start from the premise that Baptist Preachers in larger one pint containers for 50 and 25e and all proceeds will day. Wednesday and Thursday ny Youdg Brown (Lexington at- Huerta. born in Johnstown, Pa., pare myeell for the expected bat- even knees- prices to producters is To Meet On practitioners who prescribe or dis- g.. to the Junior Class. of this: week Try cite will be tcrney who is campaigning for was unable to arange for a job tie on the Fir on the TVA yelf- the only enswee causee me to say May 4 tribute contact lenses. held at the Lettee League Park the lieutenant governor nornina- in San Diego. Calif., a short L.nancirag bill and on the ter- this. FDA scientists' found that one 3:4.5 ti 6 p. m.. The order The West- Kentucky Baptist Legion Auxiliary Lrena tioni has been called to account. distance from Tijuana. ritorial "freeze" eirervisione of this VISITORS FROM HOME lot of the fluid contained a bac- if tryouts will be as follows: Preachers Conference will meet Now you see that in his speech Mrs. Huerta's difficulty occurred bill they may seek to prohibit Visitsers in the office during terium called pseudomonas aeru- Conference April 28-12 and 11 year sud at 10:00 am on May 1 at the Spring Frenchburg the other night when the euple. married in 1947 any other REA cooperative or the past two wetilcis include: T. ginosa which can cause blindness. boys r Dross ens Joe got Barptist Bible Institute on North Be Sunday, May 2 %After 'Happy Lee' and in Los Angeles, visited Tijuana city or town from contractirry fur Sledd, Murray; Mrs. Corinne The FDA said there probably To April 29-11 and 10 year old . 15th street in Mayfield. easel', as/ to him he (Chandler) it would and then returned. Mrs. Huerta, TVA power. W,hitehead, Eddyville; Robert would be no harmful effects from b.,ys Niter Table anybody The subject will be the Mother's annual distrxt spring cen- be all right do vote for who speaks only a little English, Arteficial barriers to the free- Regeleperger, Murray State Col- use in a normal, healthy eye. The Apirl 30-9 year old boys. governor except Day charity fund offering and ference of the American Legion Semi/ led and for lietseenarat became confused and said she was dom of choice and movemei.t lege. Ek_ce Davis. Murray State But it said dangerous infection In order to be within the age Combs running will be discussed by Ben R. Auxiliary will be held Sunday, Mot Tokio Wilson W. Wyatt," a U.S. citizen. She later was inherent in the freeze proposal College; Dalton arid Charlotte may occur if injury or infection Ismies required to play Little lieutenant gover- Brewe r, administrator of the 3rd at the Mayfield Legien mate who is a accused of entering the United would. I fear, have the same Woodall and their. lovely daugh- already were present. May League aaseball this year. a ti,y Bookcase eel Western Baptist Hospital at Pa- Hall, Meefield. Ky. nor aspirant. States illegally, convicted of per- crippling type ef effect on our tera, Paducah. must hate been born between to reports ducah. This conference will open at Caw at Diskette Combe then referred jury and deported. ereiremy as the parceling of August 1. 1946 and July 31, 1959, week that Joe Franklin is moderator of POLIO AID with a luncheon and from Hopkinsville last Europe into many small coun- 12:30 p. m. inclusive. Western State Hospi- Style Show Planned the conference and Dewey Smith the regular meetingwill c( n- employes of A little more than half of all tries had there. Team rosters, managers. and -or the asses-sea 2 per cent is clerk. LONDON an — U. S. drug vene at 2 o'clock, with Mrs. Allen perfect tal were being electric power in the U. S. is By Home Ec Girls assistaM managers, will be an- the finance the hs uses have flown four tons of Austin, Firet District president price you'd gf their salaries to generated by coal. PARTY LINE FIGHT ON nounced within a week following ture. You'll • Ivaterfield effort. He called it TOBACCO PROGFfAM AVOIDED The Murray High School Hume Salk vaccine to Britain in the presiding. wel. the tryouts. opposition Pack 45 To Hold past 24 hours to meet the demand legienaires wonderful con- "another sign that the The Jennings bile to stabilize Economics girls will present a Ass invitation to the handwriting on the wall." caused by this country's current ti luncheont has case pieces are sees the and protect price support levels style show, "Spring Fashions on Wiener Roast meet for this the state personnel at polio scare. been extended as then- district throughout. For "Agent's of for tobarecer ...opened up a party Parade", Friday night. May I. to Hopkinsville, Pack 45 of the Cub Scouts will A , Britannia Turboprop hauled meeting will be held there on syed room department go line split on the tobacco program 7:30, in the high school audi- Concert Will con- in .a con- meet Thursday evening at 8:30 in lei tons of the polio preventive ter they set up offices where all but two et the repub- torium. the same oay. of attraction to Liverpoal Mon- venient motel and send werd to lican rnerribers of the Agricult- Sixty-four girls will be model- the city park for a wiener roast. from Chicago Mrs. Claude Anderson, presi- :es in this great Ve-ton shipment ar- state hospital employes to line ure Cemrnittee opposed the bill. ing their spring dresses construct- All parents ,f Cub Scouts are day. and a dent of the Murray (mit urges all toter value! Be Tonight up and deliver 2 • per cent of Even theugh the bill was ordered in home economics courses I, urged to be present. rives by air today. members to attend. their pay. The Chandlerfields have ed rapeseed by a more than two 11 and III. set out to grab all they can get to one vote, it ,was unpurtallt The public is invited to attend The Murray Slate College Seem- *heir hands on before the ship to try to maintain the 25-year arid stay for tea immediately fol- phonx Band with Prof. Paul W. • know the Combas be in sinks. They principle of legislating for to- lowing the style show. Shahan conceucting will Wyatt victory will end all that bacco en the merds of the pro- c mete tenight as a part of the sort of thing." he said. peal rahor than along party Festival of C., nte rnporary A r • s Combs To Speak At the Cd. taws. currently in progress at I joined in the effort along Fulton Tomorrow Weather 1 with other merribtre of both part- High!.ghts of the festival prie- ies who ehared this view. We Bert T. Orambe will speak to- entation will be William Seell- How- Report IA' irked eel some revised lang- ineerrew night in Fulton, Ken- man's "Chester" Ovtrture: uage which ci,,es beet change the ward Handen's "Chorale and Ale International tucky. Any one wiehing trans- United Press sub atance (sf the bill but does portation is asked to contact the lelu,a" and the first Murray por- eliminate a problem which some Combs headquarters in Murray. feimance of a new eSympie any •S iiithrivest Kentucky — Cl'eady ef the men-there from the wheat A large group will leave the el' Band" by Vincent Peadischetti. and warm today with showers areas saw in the original. Sang Murray headquarters on North Other welts to be performed are; and sca't'tered thunderstorms end- uage. Since this has been fully Fourth street in a motorcade, "West Point Suite" by Hilhayd; ing about noon. high 75. Partly reported in the press I won't "March, Op. 99 fed Band" by cloudy and cooler teinight, low go, into the details of the -re- ATTEMPTS BANK, ROBBERY Sedgei Prnkefiev. ft sunny In adlition to the Symphonic ' in mid 40s. Wednesday (CV image ant mild. I .am confident that the vote NEW YORK (UPI — Police 'Band, The Brass Choir" will p135- Merniperatuees at 5 a. m. CST: on the bill in the final action in arrested a termer Earl Carroll sent "'Concept Piece" by Adler, ( Leuisvilee 66, Lexington 63, Sew- the Agriculture Committee will Vanities showgirl Friday for at- "Tragic March" by Beckholm ee ling Omen 65, Paducah 61. GOV- inepneve. Also the vote on the tempting to hold up a bank with end "Sinfenteita" by Ralph D. •ington 63, London 60 and Hop- Floor of the House will most a threatening note. They identi- Miller. Atirerville 65, certain'y show that the time and fied her as Emilie Nolen, 49, also This is the twelfth in the (sere • Evansville, Ind, 63 effete _pent cn Ids revision by known as Ritzee Raye( whose rent series cif prograrrrs presented ri the members of the C. cdrese as resord shsnved narcotics arrests by the Fine Arts Departrrn.nt Airier din weil as the tobacco leader:Ai p s. ng 'seek to 1928. cooperation with the Li tam Kentf eky and the other to- AILING DULLES ACCEPTS NEW ASSIGNMENT — Attired in street clothes for the occasion, Association of University Wein- bacco states was The U S. Department of Inte- ailing John Foster Dulles chats with.Predident Eisenhower (right) and (1. to r.) Mrs. Dulles, new- en. Tonight's concert will be irt FRONTIER CHECKPOINT—In- worthwhile. rior was estateished in 1849. ly-appointed Secretary of State Christian Herter and Vice President Richard M. Nixon following the College Auditorium at 8.15 dian guards stand at the road NEW FARM Nearly 21 million babies have his acceptance of appointment as Special Foreign Policy Consultant to the President. The 71- p. m. All festival presentaeenis gate which divides India frozn Ble8 TO year-old Dulles used the occasion to praise his successor, Herter, and heard Mr. Eisenhower call are open to the public fret` if Tibet. BE INTRODUCED been born in the U.S. during the • . his new role "one more example of your magnificent spirit and devotion to the nation's welfare." charge • Several new general farm bills past five years.

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• .••••• LEDGER simo....•••••••la es TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY THE LEDGER 111;SDAY & TIMES Ar1:11, 28, 1 , PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES osoLidaUoc at PUBLISHING COMPANY, It the Murray Ledger, The teek Couldn't Be -HemId s October Calloway Times, and Done But Donl)nrsdale as. smi the Thu May I. 1141. West Keegan& Make It Possible Jeassam By MILTON RICHMAN Dodgers United were floundering in JAM.D1 C. WILLIAMS, Press International last h,s team's 11 hits and had a hand PITEILISFIKR They said place. • CLERGYMEN it couldn't be in a five-run first inning rally TAKE OATH VIMIllr•• tbe right te reject but they done, The Los Angeles or assy Advertising. Lettere failed to - Pittsburgh that chased George Witt-and sew- Public Years items wrack. to Ike Wrier, Don reckon with game was the haterest la sar egoalr. aos Drysdale or those only one played ed up the game for Los Angeles. BLMAPES'T. Hungary al our readers. ma km Ms MA unpredict- in the majors (UPI) able first-place Monday. The two By wining. Arehist Dodgers. ether the Dodgers opened ,is p Joszof Gdiesz IlLATIKMULL ILZPREZIKNTATIVIMk Never In one acheduled - Chicago 111A1.1.11C1 the history up -a one-game gap over Milwau- iither leading Roman WhisegMa. WTTICIIR 00., ISM National of the at Milwaukee and Cath,,lic Teem, MS Took Ass, League has a San Francisco kee and San Francisco, who are Church officials have ola arry.. Elblosma Nem 7poik EL masa- finished ball club at Philadelphia taken SS baguets BL. Ikooloo. seventh one - were rained tied for second. place. oath of allegiance year-as the out. All to the HUng;t-' hribool Cadgers did last.- the American Leasue In American at Ike Peat OM" Murray, Tand then won child the League, the tlan "peoples republic," the Kentucky. kr Imemaisaloa the pennant were idle. eastetn His:- Second Clam as the next-as clubs launch their first garian nevi's agency MTI Matter Alsson's Walt Drysdale opened the report- crew is threatening Dodgers' western swing today. ed soday. The agency IIUMSCRIPTIOSI KAMM The' now. eastern swing said :he No Carrier la Mrermsy. odds-makers were by striking out clergymen tseok wait ma, Celswee par week Ms, yew ed convinc- seven Pirate the oath Friday AUC and smarims it just couldn't batters. That gave. in accordance paw. *AIL mosee, SI" Wm' happen_ They him a total WIN ZONE MATCH with a Cunununot at 1 backed up that belief of 32 strikeouts su far, gesvernenent by making tops in TEL AVIV. [steel (UPI) - ceder. higiv TUESDAY the - Didgers 25-1 the -National League. - APRIL 28. shots before the In Switzer-Land advanceS • ni 1959 season began. addition to his pitching, to the sec- Drysdale, ond round of the Eurawan Fish are tiff! But those odds a guy who swings 7 ne not born with sca1es looked entirely a Davis Cup camp:tithe Shoe IMPROVEMENTS out of line mean bat, also collected -in Sunday by but dever'op them later in AUTHORIZED Monday night when two of defeating life the D.-dicers 1-rael, 3-2. from under the stun. cans; stretched tdeir lead itt.rm New School Buildings to a full game $130.000 by bestir meleere Pirrtes. the Fight Pick, Planning Commission 9-3. be Results -...... with Professional Drysdale's 7. loath nifty six-hit pitching. .... Consultation 4171,- sale, United Press International The victory was NEW , cone Drysdale's first YORK - Emile Griffith, IMPROVEMENTS over Pittsburgh 14834. orgal NEEDED since 1967 and New York ,cutPointed ! his third of the Ha -ker. Mel orea: Too season. Quite a 150. Austin. Tex. Industrial Expansion BACK TO WORK difference from (HP. 9.s - Sidelined with a pinched 1 a year ago when Sidewalks, awe opening of the neck nesse Drysdale's • Out Curbs and baseball season. Red record was 0-3 PROVIDENCE Gutters Wiiliams tests SOx batting star Ted and the RI-Don Prout his muscles bofore his 168, Providence. cectic Widened Streets In Some Park as first workout at Fenwas R.I., outpointed Areas he returns to active play. Johnny oil I Continued Freitas, 170 Swansea Home Building Things In Canada Mass, (8). • retie Airport For Murray' Differ cake From U.S. bowl City - SPORT CHICAGO - Auditorium OM Jesse Bow -try, 178, PARADE St Louis, hone _OTTAWA -- stopped Lou Bailey, - Planning to Peoria, 179, Meld •“viSit Canada this summer? Ill. 461. By Ost phon t RALEY the statement If you travel by car, WAVAII. United goes beyond remember fox ,AGIVAWAYAIWIWASe.VArV71,0614///d Press International mere that Canada MIAMI, Fla. ., /..v/Y/ jest. uses the "imperial - Ed Beattie, 138, BIBLE NEW YORK 4,7e gallon." Miami. Fla ,bed THOUGHT FOR - Wondrous Spahn's which is 20 . oultpointed Rocky TODAY Waren Spahn still performances are per cent Handed. r Aoai is confounding of bigger 140. He bath sent me particular interest than the U. S. gallon. Tampa. Fla. 110). • to bind up the :he experts -is well he opened the Remember, vorinl hearted, to broken as the hitters seasen also, that proclaim liberty --today. vedh a seven-hit shutout the U. S. DALLAS. curv and to the captives, over dollar is va'ued at Tex. - Manuel the opening of One of the challenging Pirates, slightly less G- nza.; teleri the prison to the major pennts went dian the Csnadian lez, 142, Odessa. Tess. are bound. them that dieuedion of nine innings against it liar. based outpoirded with during spring the Phillies on the Curtis Cokes. 143. •- Isaiah 61:1. training before Don McMahon Well Street rate of ex- patties (10). We can help was the question of how came on change. elect substantially in that long the te• win it which is determined even today. task dazzling 38-year old in the 10th. and then, by cast There are probably left-hander snapped idick the law of sue -ly ,nd HENS THAT in prison more people if the Mdwaukee with a 7-4 win over demand. AREN'T CHIt'KEN wasl and slave labor Braves could the American tree, camps today than continue as Cincinnati Reds, .vill find it - _ of r there. ever were a 20-game winner. convenient to ode ELK I.efore. Faith and The artsensus Rests Greve's Mark ,i Canadian RIVER, Minn. - mad' help. too. prayer seemed to be that funds from ths Hens ern - this year There ..ver'e charges of cerrela. in-. before en- aren't necessarily chat: sgigrmarnse-477,7771--7-srrymenrr-se might mark the sesisd canasta, , henpeck- ,-muligg be- cency eveded sros,..- saving the ed, according to suite ginning of the end. th- Braves bother researchers who during spung training of nd'zin dalcuLations four.d that chickens „mail Bet as .of the moment. and it is when penned to- Spahn typical of Spahn's spending money. esther are constarely still seems to be fierce compet.- fighting to ION Ten Years march:ng up tive In Oanada. inty decide who Ago Today that long ,.iii.nstead pride that he should -take the majnr besst-s whom. doze of starting eine: provide night Poultry Ledger & Times to Coast down these criticisms personally. After clubs. Mont- experts at the Nutrena gas File the other side. real has more Feeds' - "Nobody his nine innings of fruitless laber nightspots in pro- research farm here side can guess at port on to said Nir,s. W. S. some- against the Philhes its pcau :Ohm 1.7(51.. the "Is isses" rnonepolize Mod Swann, of Murray. thing like this." he said he watched 000) feed, wa- of Benton and Mrs. J. I). Peteraon one day happily as McMahon than any other•city in North ter and nests, attended the during the last World picked up sometimes even stovi Daughters of the American &roes. "It the decision Arne rica. cowing the lution Congreaa Revo- can leave you and then commented lowly into starvation. • plum. which assembled in overnight. But I acidly:.oe Dent think everyone last week. Washington, D. feel that .D in Canada ers. C., I she uld have two or .angaks English. three s that look as if we arli Residents in most C, Quinton Sims good years left in me." - Quebe c has returned to Louisville complacent'' pr vince, parts of New• SCOTCH MAKiNK coin: ing a week after spend- Brunswick INROADS with his parents. Mr. Hs analysis certainly A team man. this Spahn. and Ontario. speak Will Lynn and Mrs. John Sims seems and Frei Grove. of correct Because in the bargain he ch. E:at'where . English is PARIS 111, tle alert, hawk. is the most - Scaitch whis- TEN Sand Mrs. E. A. faced valuable indiv:dual spoken. ky i g -TO-ONE-TWINS AGAIN Johnson. 7)00 Elm man already has won two Warren is a ma t make inzJads in - Mrs. David R. tives Street. is visiting games cinch the Traverse City, Mich., Mutray of Chat and friends in Mayfield. rela- while pitchdid nine for the Hall of Fame because I w.pe „habits prhutily holds hid latest tied up ys,who brought set of twins - Thoddous .•1;*-611 in a thirA he a:ready has erased one of the Frt_nshm-Ut -their dad $1,600 on of Eugene arraway, Milwaukee THIRSTY %it ellacning with an investment ,of $100. died formerly of Murray...sae' immortal Lefty Grove's 11,542. yew. two Sets of twin boys, at 11:30 Sunday must prd- KENT. Ohio - del) irat'mnrsea' seances and Carl and David (left) morning at the Kings ed records from - How aol Isdan. John and Peter. 3,4, Murray 4'2. Hospital in Daughters Predicts Big Year the books. Grove much water does Under a new aosse- (seated) a high Columbia. Tenn., was the a tree neea? A a...t teacher, bought a 51,1100 school English illness. following an eight weeks Les' Burdette. toe other only left hander to win newly F. oun airports of, policy from Lloyd's half of transplanted elm with a scotch him against further of London, insuring Ma% atacer s one - two 20 games for eight years Spew s;iiicteirl multiple births in Joe Farmer pitching trurk diame•er of 10 to 12 inches to at ri-psi-h Evan and the family. Along came Orr, twelve Year' punch, asserted tied that meek in 1957 and reolote i• $980.000 worth Chris to add two to the play Id sixth grader, with a certain required 5.3.000 gallons this year. ace' family and $1,000 to the leading role will brashness it to nine years last *In lest 'tint. the bank in -Rip Winkle this, spring that Spahn season, than six months, -er- operetta to be -, colorful , according to the presented by the could go on "indefinitely" There Daeey 7:30 Nt ray Grade School Tree Expert Co here. p.m. on May 3 in at was no question in his mind the high school auditorium. about The junior class • h season. of the Almo High_SchooLivill ON THE (YrTIER HAND., --a -3-act -plity- --entitted isreas4st- RacingATelEa -**GeOrge "Between SN. G.a , In A Jam-. April us. - pr claimed die Harness U1'11 - The ginning at 7:30 29. be- .w p.m. espresisible West Virginian. ho runs the newsstand at In "we • I the University keeliIng with National Louse to win 50 games." cf Georgia found Hospital Da. the nation. the Murray throughout some students vsere taking Hospital'. on May :2 That fractions Makes papers to from 2:00 out to 25 each, Big that without pay.ng 6:00 p.m.. will a Rlse for them, hold open house. monumental so assignment in the l' he tacked up a sign reading; totil•up National League race. Yet tilsove Shalt Not Steal." the fact they are running free n Past Decade Next day he found a Midis-al with two victoroes each indicates sch Aar had added: "The Lord TODAY'S Bltsseth Those Who Help them- SPORTS By OSCAR FRALEY selves." Major League NEW YORK (UPI) - Bil:y • Haughton. a medium-saed young SHORTS Standings ;nazi with slicked-baelt hrcr.en hand Is an example t, day of silted Press International WORLD'S MOIST MUCK-- The what has happened t . harries% )outoey world's biggest commercial CLAIMS from New Orleans, La., truck. made in WORLD RECORD National tacardl. to an oil convention Lyons, France, starts FUNERAL IDERVICES League tautened-toe load over off In Tulsa, Ohla. 1111ILBOURNE. A .i'tra I Tr' Haugaton is -the-road terrain. Those The behemoth can iUPI, MeKENNLY. W L Pct. a farm tidy wno only 25 pesandsper-squareonch six Goodyears tote a V. , 'SP: Fo- GB preforms, are eight feet nigh, 4t. se.ed 10 5 667 was .bnrr, wilh a islet I ir trotting hi fiats/eat thus enabling the truck but n atid iediurees exploration work. Ii, ramble oyes - M.ke Agod.ni 1..a ukee 7 4 nedies. He never anticipated the ail etw.litionetl! The truck is 16 feet wide' !neigh ten tin Trinid.d. tale 1 After Tulsa, there 13 high, 41 B W I . clamed I San Francisco day woudi come when he will be showings in lung The cab ts a wield sec ad . nera. 9 6 600 1 would other cities. f se : soces I fir C nc. nave 103 2.• the 130-yard da,h Sunday nnieti 7 6 583 2 hor., h.s charge N nen oetafrIC pittht.: Dan }lack. Chicago and h,s stable he ran the distance in 12.2 who 7 7 509 2'd would win a ree- 0.ed at Akr n. i.rd 51.047.610 :fronds The cid recsa•d Ch.. ,a t Tues- Philadetphia ---5 7 417 in a seasen. • if 124 day. were neii 3,2 TRY! was nese Pitteburgh That's set by des late Criarley Pad. Suslay close 5 -8' .380 4 because 18 years ago, by write e he 5 when clock of tos U S :sr arted re baseball St Louis 4 I I Billy was 17 and tuck a 1921 career in .267 6 tht siath -ide joh as a gr.edn, harness racing League- Back. 40. a ..gat-hani- was a sp,rt &sae:elated wilh cider AND er Yesterday!, SEE pOtehei .Reautia, WHY EXCHANGE a nehit. ri -oun game and 'chicken with damp:nags FARM HANDS 'r thc Cieve.ani Los Asfee :es 9 Pittsburgh while IT'S CH)CAGO Inf •-,n- during 3. eight today it is an indudry of THE FASTEST-GROWING - To. Sol •oe 193'7 Arr.er.cao San Fran at Philadelphia, night, cocktails U.S. - League sea- arid caviar. CAR - p,stsxined. rain. Franc.sen Even a decade ag. it was Giant and Crocag .1 Chicago at Milwaukee, Cub5 night PVT. rf•ugh for the "trotj." The exchenged fa- m hands Sun- rain and cold city I suckers st.1 were in process day with ti- Gird, sending Only &ernes the An' CHICAGO scheduled. of learning to appreciate THE fiekier D r. ra „g t SCOUT DIES-. the BYSTUDEBAKER • Ti;' Wnrtn cgicAc,c) cauntry folks. • of the American :r. hIpt..:1 and it was A saate,e, an 1' Mimeo the Cubs Today's touch and t, whether they wauld send rig p.tcher Mar Games 61. Chitae San Fran. catch an. celdio S;be to rsx eel este) at Philadelphia. night ef •,e.• • " !".••:1 . St. Booming Business Pacific Cosa Le.gue player Louis at Cdieinnati. night Compare this wonderful Taos a ,ri - But tn., o, new kind of car to any was with Ph trios K (e..7, Greve. Ch cad , as. Mildeankee . laa-pi, duce 01 other, and ia,1 vete ti.. -n the you'll know why we have while Snits E-;, sx Only games scheduled. c•Araty fad ' 'day is big bus.- the fastest rising sales curse sp, t __the mess" rx- Grammes in the industry. toden I an-is RI • .-'Ma r.elis, mends unotd a many fac .1111° The Lark is shorter F .r• Wsa-th and Chicats vre Set- - outside, yet seats six I orday nicret tnrs. It received its majot people Comfortably. t .711!'i renzure. Tomorybw broads costs less to buy, It s Games with invention TAKES THE FIFTH - rnati mai less to operate -runs miles and of the Phillips miles on little, low- s as C.n• insao. staraing Longshoremen's (Triton cost regular gas. night gate Th's cdreraption. a Presi- wit: in the Mobilgas Economy La Ang. ej Philadelphia,_ folding dent Harry Bridges Rtiri, The Lark night barrier mounted on the smokes outscored all \'-S's V-8 St Loud at calmly during with an astonishing 22.28 "Milwaukee, night beck of an autarnobile. eliminat- an appearance miles per gallon aserage. 'Sari Fran. at ed the tedious before the HOWSE' un-American And, of course, the does • Pittsburgh. night system ot innum- better. "lib- The Lark affords erable activities committee, Washing- the best of false starts. Ceinstrucion everything you need, at sat ton. When asked ings you can't afford to miss. uf modern raceways which are If he was a Seei(t. today. American League Communist, he Team glitter.ng pari-mutuel palaces took the fifth W L Pet. GB amendment "for Clevelasd and the unquencrable urge the first time 10 4 .714 to In my life." Also, Baltimore gamble Piu-- hed the slsort across. he said his ifh) 9 5 .143 1 dock workers would Chscage Figures usually art boring, honor a re- 9 5 .643 I quest from Red nation utile s they happen to deal unions Karoo,. City 7 6 363 wiin not to handle 2,4 your awnl finances shipping In U. S. Boston 6 7 462 or the odds 3,4 on the ningettet toting New York e 7 .462 your wag- its er h me n front, vir-shangtor. 6 but the tatting Lase year he ptrahnalty piloted 8 .429 4 recoidis currently Derent 1 ,ring piled up I,' Me horses whi,h won $818,659, • 12 .077 at Yonkers Raceway, as example, "I'm ceadinnally surpr.sed Ire staggering. al hat has happened," he says. Yesterday's Results "Why. when I irat came into ..• iiehedu In earl, April. when the wea- a time it was rough going ther wi post and crowds; were to n ake ends n- eet. After WA at their beat. .Yordsers had all. we Today's had wry the county Gamei five nights in a row fairs arid Boston on which the pudes weren't is.Vibts St s 2 as4 4 dm at Clevi -rughtd- the fans bet much." • India. better than two But as Larne/acid Anita Washinaton at Ken City. miidon harnes- rac:ng began to mgr. night dcllar- per !tight. The make NEW York at Chleago. a.verage strides. Bi'ly opened night r.igessiy wagering Is more a daltimore at Den public dusbie in 1947 fi'senwer i• night than 51.600000 and en and tesslay 'Gulf 911,01 •t YOUR STUDEBAKER A recent he is p man 'n the driver-drain DEALER'S CRUSADE tea save the night Yonkers created - • African fai • e, B record ef league. • 1 • sfelnedred • t. He ha- been be an idealist, played x, I Tomorrow's handle Of 52.536,000. the na. 'lit Is St /Lei dealer.• port by Ties It Games thirds leaelina( at 41tnt.ting PILl'4 a donee from serious people. el rinds sup- Washingtan ' . Rags To frat'S in a rose this sign, Tett * Mn ttalne in to MTN a $2141 RCA including Err. , at Kansas City Riches and has led LissJi The Stereophonic Console, (1e. rii in •h osen• awl Juliette Consider :n earnings sevi n 1141 I. •net t this VIC F‘tilisor menlon yews new cli• frnm "Thu Reeds. II Baltimore at Detroit Nat a men six years years in sound. Nothing , a tie ego. Haughtsn in. a row.. no obligations in buy. Varsity New York ai _Chicago wee toe leading _Like 41W *a...167;r1 „TV ' ..no strings attachedl "rimier harness raring. Billy hies itist esph..54,..ssm rri. a schedaled. among the come prottola. a ',islet way (rim those corn • ter; as a S474,527. da). of 'he pas:. 'TAYLOR MOTORS, INC , 303 So. Alt}r8t., Murray, Ky.

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.11 TUESDAY - APRIL 28, 19:,1 EDAY --13- APRIL 28, 1959 LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE TRW ake It play was being readied for New Possible Space College and Robert •N. King and York. Few shows, even the event- Age Means Louise E. Killie. nd Two Shows ual big -hits, make money on a New Textbooks Ily CLERGYMEN TAKE OATH tryout tour. "The scientific eeehistication of American youngsters makes an BUDAPEST, "A Majority Of One," whose overhaul in our teaching ap- es. Hunger) (UPI) -- Reach Black large theater makes it possible for NEW YORK - - The in- Archinne p Josdef Groesz proach imperative," says Dr. Ja- and it to gross' weekly from .$10,000 fluence of rockets and spade tio other leading Roman cebson. "Where they already have Catholic to $15,000 more 'than other non- travel is bringing a new approach ire Church officials have had • science instruction, there is taken Lin In A Hurry to t h e teaching of sciene in oath musicals, earned back its invest- de- id allegiance to the sold privately. a terrific awareness of daily Bungee Coffee and sand- , setter female. Call Preston Orr, ment in lees than eight Broadway American schools, including kinds he in "peoples republic," the wiches served - Tell velopments. But even if they Hee- your friends!I FOR PLaza 3-4940. 4-30P weeks. It too arrived from the of textbeoks. ret gerian news agency MTI AUCTION SALE -- Douglas °ALE By JACK GAVER haven't had science in school, report- Shoemaker, Auctieneer, tryout tour with a small profit. ed today. The sigency 1 PIGS UPI Drama Editor new textbooks, they have been exposed to it on said :he ITC PHONE PL 3-5209. 4030P One series of clergymen ALUM AWNINGS. THIS IS awn- NEW YORICeleD - So much radio, television and magazines took the oath Friday AUCTION: SATURDAY, MAY 2nd The sad thing. of course, is that called "Adventures in Science." in accordance with ing month, free installation for NICE BEDROOM SUITE, CALL wailing is heard about the length and newspapers. In other words, a Conununot at 10:60 a.m., rain or shine en this dcesn't happen to all plays is aimed at junior high school the month of April. Have several Freeze 3-5338. ITC of time it takes for even very it is wasteful to continue teach- gevernment ender. highway 641 41.e miles south of FOR RENT that come in and attract the sort students. It is published by The successful. Surrey at sizes in stock, also Alum siding, Broadway plays to earn that American Book Company and ing junior high school students as c- the Douglas Shoemaker FIVE PIECE BREAKFAST Room of business and reviews 7 colors. 10 Alum windows, 1 door back :heir high production costs introduc- Fish are not born 'arm. Will sell the late Edwin COMPLETELY causes them to be hailed as hits. written by Dr. Wil'ard Jacobson if this were their first with scales FURNISHED apart- $199.00 installed. No set. Red and white. Phone PL 3- and get into the black Shoemaker's down pay- that it is are plays that have been but deve'op them later in farming tools - 500 ment, electrically equipped, electric 5209. 4-30P There of Columbia University Teachers tion to science." life ment. 36 months to pay. Home refreshing to hear this week of a from under the skin. cans nice fruit -- other small heat, large window fan. Available runnin gto capacity or near ca- Pb.. couple of shows that have made items - poenibly a Chevrolet now. 512 Broad stret, Comfort Co., 108 S. 12th St. RICKING HORSE AND a high pacity since last Fall which have E. F. Bilbrey. the grade quickly. Pickup in per...net condition, never PL 3-3607. TFC chair. See at 200 Woodlawn, Call not yet recovered their invest- TFC Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle loaded. As this is such a ailailt PLaza 3-3300, 4-28C "A Raisin In The Sun," choice ment. And every season there CROSSWORD PUZZLE sale, we have added a 20 year TWO BEDROOM BRICK Duplex el' the New York Drama Critics' are such abtractions that end long ACROSS 7•"Ib.,c oho 00E100 apartment. Well insulated, electric ANTIQUES: SELLING PRIVATE FOUR BEDROOM BRICK with Circle as the season's best. and runs still in the red. ODO00 collection cf the following: two 1 MOIMMO3 coflection poster beds, tables, two baths, air conditioner, built-in "A Majority Of One" announced -Mute from I Scal BOSOM organs, one walnut really nice, heat, automatic washer and dar- The important thing is that the Side to side 9'Put CHM MON clock, stove and oven near College, PL MOO round dining table, pen. 1806 Farmer. Phone Plaza lamps, glass - Grancitather the recouping of their respective production costs can be paid off 4-State of ltl-The sweetsop RN@ organ stool, 11-Need MOOG OMM -2210. 4-29C dolls, etc. 816 West Bdvsy, May- 3-2649. 4-280 costs of $100,000 and $110,000. weekly net. A insensibility OOKU yokea spinning wheel, dinner only from the I-British 16- WItheut end PROMO WO 4-30P d cow bells, small brass bells, field, Ky.. "Raisin" is paying oft to its 147 Show can take in $40,000 a week author Yu-Female ruffs MOMS NMOCIIMEI j FURNISHED APARTMENT. Two NEW THREE BEDROOM BRICK 12-C) prinold 21-Klnd of !MOM bucket, dough trays and investors five and a half weeks gross, but the setup can be such POGICI cedar bloeks of square, air conditioned. within city limits, city water and fish cheese RONOOVO N oil lamp. match very nice, wall after the Broadway opening, How- that relatively little of that will 13-Egg_shaped 22-Man's Water & heat furnished. Reason- Ranges. sewage priced for quick sale. 14- Speck nickname OM IMMO Rill Thomas clock, Reconditioned Gas ever, this has been possible only be left to apply to the invesbnent reflector lamp. Seth able price. Phone PL 3-3536. 4-29P For apt. call PL 3-3895, 4-29C 15-D% riling 23-Small shoots memt BOOM 000 spun holders, butter because of seven previous profit- payoff after the weekly operating 17-Secluded 35-1-awmakers MOMO NOCIM OP Cake tands, 38 in. Tappan-$34.95, excellent valley 24-Raised bowls, sugar bowls, preserve and FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. elec- SPECIAL SALE ON NEW R.C.A. able weeks on the road when the expenses have been paid. 13-Smooth 27-3.1(moran MEMNON 00000J buy. 004M0 stands, pitchers and vases, Church- Whir:pi:nil electric clothes dryer, 19-Man's name dum 3300M honey trically heated. See R. W. 40 in. Universal--$44.95-large 21-Kind of 23..-Anen a. cylinder 30% off retail price. See at 30 steroscope a n d views, ill. Phone PL 3-2411. 4-29C two drawer storage. heron -Metal strand. ,phonaeraph records, butter molds; Inengas. Inc. Phone PL 3-1823, 105 2n- Woody plant 33-Tiehtens up 38 in. Kalamazoo'$49.50-Good 71-Beloved 34-5 alley enox of Celebes 43-Expire fox horns, ram horn set, porcelain North 5th., Murray. 4-29C 2L-Adris 'poet.) 39-Grate DOWNSTAIRS THREE ROOM condition. 3A-f reek noet 0 44-13efor• , text chambers, coffee mills, char- sugar to -Coop for Apartment, private entrance, wired 38 in. Enterprise-549.50-Very 9 PIGS, 9 WEEKS OLD. $10 and is- Emmet 37-Guenintrs dove, 45-Uncooked „goal irons, speol cabinet. sausage 3.-Traps for electric stove. 12th & Olive. best condition. $12 each Call HE 5-4237. 4-29C oldest). buffet with :11-(lame at illgli 3 ::::4. r n de r s the Dr. F. E. Crawferd PL 3-1503. Others to choose from priced earth; 4 ill6 7 :iilII illa i curved gleiss door and mirror, 33-ronferences for $19.95. 12 telephone, dog irons, wash stand r HELP WANTED 34-Reject gn13 TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX apart- 35-Perlode of ,...,... mil with mirror, old sewing machines, $5.00 down and $5.00 per month. - time 15 16 ment w tii elenne heat. Located WOOL FINISHER-NEEDEIT-Age 'nne 1111.MI electric swinging lamps, . tables, Itc.- Asylum 1 blieek from colnge. 102 North See these Bargains at 25 te 35. Inquire aft Boone Clean- cast iron ware ikettles and potsi, • eleths Qin62is PLaza 3-1562. 4-30P ers. TFC washing machine, also a variety 14th. Phone Mont .'"•:•5W Milli Arrfran tree 22 of new househeld items, factory UNEXPECTED CHANGE makes 4I-Colleetions a mower sharpener, lawn dr PRIVATE bath.! of fact, made lawn 3 ROOM AFT avai:able genet Rayleigh business 43-Measuring- ....„. 27 28 chair. metal and wood, oak dinette 1 in ick from square. Call PLaza in Calloway County or Murray. Inst rnment avii jars and jugs, 4-301' Is-Attitude suite. scene rooting, 3-4768. Splendid business secured here. 47-Ceremnn• Ski NV 401 water heaters, shop vice and Exceptional opportunity for right IS-Period of 33 Mia new single trees and Bill Johnson, time `blower, Urvices Offered man. See or write 19- Wm:1)(Po* 1111IU .i...Rul dozens of new singe tree trona Phone PL 3-1823 Box 352. Russell Springs, Ky., Se- Proph ...... , refrigeration, out- 51 -Condensed dinte gas cok stove, phone Union 6-4485 or write 37 99 ve,i- 105 N. 5th Murray, Ky. moisture hre.11 side furniture. scrap metal (A TRASH AND GARLIAGE PICKUP Rawleigh's Dept. Kyc - 1090 - 201. WURUenn DOW Id iSRfeggI Model car, mowing michines, daily. Contact James Jones, 403 1TC ..:....„. etoves, other pieces', %aeon and Cherry Street. Good, dependable SEWING MACHINES, 1 Singer 1-fInmorte( a 9.-Prtilt drink 46 41 • plow harness. chicken feed inind- at!Vier. 4-301' Portable $45 I used Console $65. NOTICE 1 1- Produce rage era Many other items. Will have I used vacuum cleaner n25. I used 4-fleavehlY mu body 49 iURIIIIS51451 a collecter with rare guns and treadle sewing machine $5. .New PERSONALIZE WITH METAL FT.OST & FOUND1 5-Part of stove 1RIRRRC'' RR 1 coins - also outboard motor - machine special Cenenle Model monograms from the Ledger and Innale udr. by United Fsstur, Syndicate. Inc. 28 Will p.ssibly nlee good tractor $159. Call Bill Adams PL 3-1757 Times Office Supply Department. LOST: LADIES WADSWORTH lend equ4mnent. WD 45 Allis or PL 3-5480, 201 S. 13th, Murray, Self adhesing, bevelled edge, rust I Watch on street in Murray. If - Mrs. David Ky. TFC R. Miura)" e1 Chalmers. Plen to atteed this safe found Phone PL 3-4729. Reward proof. Suitable for Automobiles, olds hat- latest set of twins - of rare arid odd Herr. Nothing 4-30P BIRD DOG PUPPY. 3 mouths old brief cases, cameras, compacts, 000 on an Auto Repair investment of $100. guns, gifts, hobbies, luggage, teeth- Sholar's oys, Carl and David (left) 4,2, ercraft, metalcrafts, motorcyclea, PLaza 3-1751 (seated) a high school English optical cases, office supplies, 105 E. Maple am Lleyrin of Londe, insuring 744- asKAMM LAMM sporting goods, typewriter cases. ths in the • family. Along came See them today. Trc family and et- IMAKCPAGBILSCAllit $1,000 to the bank DOES YOUR FAMILY NEED BY eV TRAY SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! z shoes? Check the Factory Returned Shea Store, 4-30C REGULAR GAS 28.9e • • Cita PTER 29 I "She dinn't seem neavily . door and hem, my nen-, FOR ANY TYPE Or ELECTRICAL MH11ORT ox . the Camerros fan armed." nte r work, day or rught service. See arehipelapq nt palm-studded "I doubt if she's armed at all." I said. 'Until you've pierce your- Brandon Dill Phone PL 3-2930 self otherwise. olets above litadagitecari we set . I said "The gun deck., are often you're among TFC strippeddl to make extra storage friends" Co. a Oil open sea and Shamrock cinirse for the one those "My plans are on the darire dent rolling on. with favoring race I'd give ten to 6th & Main wines, to our next landfall. This booms are corsairs, since they side." I told her "I'd rail straigat DEAD STOCK REMOVED FREE. was the motintain mass ot Soco- fly no colors Not that the point's through the convoy. I'd put ex- In wept service. Trucks dispatched GAS for LESS!! tra, a tatr-sized island off Cape worth arguing. We'll have a war tra men on the yards and Mitt by two-way radio. Call collect WORLD'S LARGEST - It's the world's largest alr-supported QUALITY Gearelanii Beyond was the Gulf ' on our hands if we sail amongst course constantly Coming into Mayfield, Phone 433. If no answer structure, at New Cumberland, Pa , depot it's a missile - ALL MAJOR BRANDS OF OIL - of Aden, which gave in turn to 'ern" their midst on a zigzag, we'd be rail collect Union City, Tennessee, t maintenance shelter, called a Pentademe. A smaller version He Red Sea It was Bennie Cart- Bonnie's eyes strayed to the sure to (-ante?* ern. By engagine phone TV 5-9361, TFC Le about to be unrolled and put up bends the logger one. 6 ens intention to begin her pirat- English flag that whippet bravely the nearest teem first, we'll use ical hunting for ehips in this area at her own mizzen. "So far as the Indiaman as • shield Then, NANCY by Enable Buabnalhap before pushing farther north. they know now, we're an East when we're ready, we'll hit e, 'h Bo far. I had yet to tread the India Company ship," she said the others point-blank .h - quarter-deck when she was on "As such we mean no harm Hold proper timing, we can put all WHAT'S I'M --- MARY C---1 le in watch. though I had taken several course, if you please, Mr. Doug. three out of action in two passos" Lyons, France, starts THAT HER NOT -C 1 The tricks at the wheel when Mozo laze We've time for s look at the "Daring's a mild word for such NEW G-IRL IS behemoth can tot., a chart." a nue." said Bonnie. "How wculd eight VMS in eonimand -and. of "ro STARTING- SCHOOH2 NAME? SURE, feet high, but n ed She returned to her cabin. em- , you vote, Mom?" .amble over gave the orders when I was the BUT I roue,h ten im officer in charge As it chanced. ergmg at once with an Admiralty "I'd prefer a more even odds." -TODAY ) fl high, 41 lung The cab Is I had the deck when we sighted map, which ,she spread for my Ol the Negro. GUESS PUBM our fine prize. I will not deny inspection. This, I perceived, was "And you, Jack?" IT'S--- (11 SCHOd that the long-drawn cry of Sail- to be my first testing. "Mozo's right," said the Eng- fc • ,• foe' front our crow's-nest sent a "As you see, we've two routes lishman "We could stop a round shot where it'd hurt-while we shiver down my spine. Fortunate- open," she said. "One Is to make A • were still ly. I remembered my place in westing at once and enter the outgunned." "Both objections are time-- and turned to knock on tilt Gulf at Socotra. The other is to valid," 1 said Bonnie "I'm still voting with at I captain'., door Mat as Bonnie hold our preacnt tack and risk herself came into view. a fight. Which would you sug- Mr. Douglas. Break out our col- "Where away. Mr. Douglas?" gest ?" ors, Moto And you. Jack. sent "I'd hold course and sound this your gunners to their stations 44000 ( J. S. she asked me. I CAR "Dead ahead, Captain," I said. convoy out," I said. We're holding course-and asking "So far, we think alike." she for a fight." She WWI in the ninnies with a '.I.$d a v... single catlike bound, a epyglass told me. "Send word if the es- When our eyes met, I felt my- CR1600,11110.1.1ralro •er, 20 at her belt - corts show their taloned Again self take fire from her endorsi mounting to the ^ height of our topsail before she she was gone with the words, ment. AERIE as' SLATS by Raebura Vas STUDEBAKER took her first squint at the north- popping into her cabin like a "Since the plan is yours, Mr. Baran ern horizon Her eyes were spark- jack-in-the-box. Douglas." she said. "you will teke OF COURSE, WE'RE NOT SURE THIS IS C44, OF ling when Me dropped down be- . News of a prospective prize had the deck I'll give contrary or- colimsE,I WILL, YOU THE KID, MRS. SCRAPPLE- BUT IT ALL side me and tendered the glass. spread through the ship. Mono ders, If needed." CAN'T IMAGINE HOW MUCH and Jack Ketchell (who had been I remembered to salute before ADDS UP. WE'LL TELEGRAPH OUR CLINT YOU CAN LEARN TO LOVE ty "Name it if you can," she said. other, aocI We were howling north-by- promoted from bosun to third 1 left the Cabin. hut 1 road net WE POUND TPE BABY - - MEANWHILE, A BABY-'- officer) were on deck before their mete keep dowe a grin: my WILL 'ICU TAKE CARE the industry. northeast, in freshening weather, at drew to fifteen knots. The off-watch ended, and volunteers spirits were bounding OP I toot OF HER ? hilforteily. It horizon open as I climbed; even leaped to every shroud when 1 erennvind again - for the fir. t ordered the yards shifted In- time -since dnepe now•n. A cheer on little, low. before I reached our first yard- arm, I could discern the white deed, I was forced to speak sharp- ran (1.-.wn the deek as 1 gave the The men Lark V-8 blur of a sail with tAo naked eye. ly on occasion to keep tbe nerler to move Mtn netton There trorn overmanning the lines It was no mermen thtit these sea 111()I1 a%crage. 4 I climbed or until I was just • below the ereon-nest• where I would never do to advertine our dogs vvoubt strve me to the last 'Is thc best of conferred edth our lookout then interest in advance. grum When Bonnie came on deck studied our proepectIve quarry Moen end Ketcnell had taken &Tilt today. again. were a half mile up- with care. Bonnie was paring the their posts- the forme, at the wind of the nearest boont. The a deck Impatiently when I returned, bowsprit to gauge the first has- versel was sailing a tight tri- "En•en for a Scot." she said. tile shots, the latter to the gun angular ciiurre to protect the "that's 'a dour face you're Wear- eeek I needed no more than a lunibering inliaman's stern. The ing" _ nasrine glance these activities. girder Mips Corned the remain- for "She's an Innisman," I said, Thereof to corstant practiee, each ing points of the triangle; we "mit *he's convnyed by three man slots' enl Mon knew his,(oh could not risk it closer approach boons. Even In the brisk following kini• without coming into gun range. "Can you identify the India- wind I could smell the oily blaze "Whet's your opinion now, Mr. LIL` ABiNER W 1 Cam • man's honie port'!" In tech of the pots where wend •, Douglas?" Bonnie asked. "She looks tot be one of the shot were heating The gunners Wi•-•IY ARE 'IOC SHO'sNuFFY ONLI WE Mogul's ships." I said. There hal "She's a prize from the Mo- stood above their metehes, (I CAN' WE been no mistaking that blood- gul's fleet," I sail "There's only primed to snap Into motinn. Pnw- RUNNING ?-`10L1 BUT ONE 0' DON'T KNOW TAK' N NO red stertinini. a skeleton crew aboard her-- and tier monkeep hung at ne rail, ARE EQUAL IN US GOT A WHICH ONE \....S.HANCES!! "Judging by the shoe-tenni sell," judging hy the way she wallows. awaiting the commend to SIZE, LOOKS AND GUN BURIED GOT TH'GUN!! tic said Bonnie. "she has only a prize she's loaded deep. She's a duck ports. Still others welted at the r AMOUNT OF IN crew aboard:" • d In a mielpond-tf we can wipe pulleys for the order to ease the OUR PIZZA!! Sill aed 4 &At Udell 1 arxklied my agracmcnt. The out the three, bootee." cannon into firing position. t'INELTEID PIZZA!! II Sad steles mem boom te a speedy craft much fa- "How would you take her, Mr. Similar activity wasi going for- vored by the pirates of the Tru- Douglas?" ward on the enemy escerte A cial Coast The Indiaman was al- I glanced around me, realizing howl of dismay mewled across IRS most surely a prize, and the that both Mozo and Jack hail the narrowing strip of nee when three-ship convoy seemed to be climbed to the quarteroteck. This, • l the tilhek flag of our profeselon shepherding it to one of their obviously, was my second chal- replaced the English ensign. ,ee to MIN a 2250 RCA etronghol in the Gulf of Aden. lenge. Connie, your nrw di- "If sheIfa prize," slid Bonnie, "There's a wily, Calistagit Carter, mnd. Nothing in buy... "she's wo h retaking." Dirk Donglee has to fight a I. no strings If you'll Milt inn I salet.."May we attathedt /01n 7" bottle 244 overcome ships he'd - where lora I.andel*. "Undoubtedly." I said. "'The diseum it In your e Mogul uses dozens "Follow me, gentlemen," she like to Rave, with Captain Bon- of them India- nee' men on the tem to @tree I've am, etelend once seain into nie o'itching hie PVC`r mo5e. t., known him to send cargoes worth her cabin We followed. and I Contitnir the narnithe here to- Murray, Ky. a hundred thousand pounds." stood unstirrier julit Mettle the! Morrows -F Wirt •••••• • - •, Wel/ r-rerve fr./Wilk

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PAGE FOUR LEDSER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY ti'F.SDA‘ APRIIi 28, 195!0 Privacy Is "Pti4 Twihj Maim Phone PL 3-4707 Ily-Word Of Lochie Landolt, Editor gy SUSAN BARDEN 6 TEENAGERS and their slightly older sisters-the lucky 1 ones with tiny waistlines Suzy are . Parker ..t back in their element 'sari the return of styles that feature lines designed to show otT youthful figures. By VERNON SCOTT etwarot't• Void Full -Skirted Styles UPI Hollywood ('orrespond(Int Among the prettiest HOLLYWOOD - Suzy Par- of the party dresses we have been for much privacy as „private citizens. the younger set are ker. Movietown's beautiful i The white-headed saki rnunkey two that go in for the full skirt, enema. Selling your private waotline narrow returned to work life :s not and fitted bodice One Ls a shirtwaist this week, as part I has the curiously human trait of vertible with a con- of becoming an actress, or collar a.nd short sleeves. The other elusive as ever and still unwilling raising vrater in cupped hands neck, has a rounded even a movie star. to a self belt with a perky bow, and to take Holywood serious:y. lips, inste-Jd of bending down a deep henrmed skirt_ "I don't like reading the A third charmer Is a eheath which "1-rri the only actress details of Is embroidered color- alio can other people's ar.d lapping it up fully. It has a scooped neckline, tiny say she's lives I think it capped sleeves, and a making a comeback is neatly cinched self-belted waist. vulgar. And my own private • after appearing in just two pic- life is boring. When I'm through tures." she laughed. 'I've been making this picture Ill gone 14 months. and return I'll be to New York - darned if I'll say and even more MAX *it's good to be privacy". H. back'" °CHURCHILL The tall 15 ft. 8 in.) ex-fashion model sipped a Tom Collins and CLEANING BY SOUND FUNERAL HOME wryly observed that the less any- one knows abaut her the happier "THE FRIENDLY she is. • FUNERAL HOME" WESTBURY. N. Y. i - Her secret marriage to French Ultrasonic equipment is enabling journalist Pierre de La Salle be- hospitals to eliminate completely came known last June when Suzy SUPERIOR m„inual handling of surgical in- barely escaped death in an auto- struments during cleaning AMBULANCE train collision in Florida. Her According to its manufacturer. SERVICE father was killed in the crash. the Narda Ultrasomcs Corp. Equipped With Suzy broke both arms. of Miss Westbury). the new equipment OXYGEN , Flinches At this ml Reputation suPPlernents steam sterilizing The red-haired, dimpled actress and illness. and removes the danger of cross- flinches at her reputation Phone P13-4612 Auj for infection from human on be.ng a "mystery hands. girl.' but she Sound 311 N. 4th - Murray, Ky. Miss waves so high that they steadlestly refused to dispel the ter of are inaudible to the human ear illusion. Waters have been found effective in re- -Most actresses work hard at Aprif moving even the tiniest bits of • being basically simple." she said. WASTE-Picket signs in a 1 ,sh she at. art from. the most tenacaus symbolize "I love being naturally corm:I/seat- can end of I 76- Foal Ti surfaces. Which are teat not only day strike ed. I suppose if I have to be a of the Uno Auto ADVERTISED whi clean but sterile as well. Workers at the Allis miens mystery it's because I don't lead ter nu plant in Milwaukee, .s. Ne- a very public life No one knows IN• the M gotiators came up with an very much abut me. and I want of 19 The sloth eats agreement that 1 a almost to keep it that way. so slowly tout ried before he hos finished unanimous union acceptance. "I won't even admit where I one meal, This Jacks° it's time for was born" the next. tended Reminded that her 1 0th Cen- Attie tury - Fox studio bioteniahy states ititeres she was born in Sap Antanio, ght EMBROIDER= Afgame kewstimeci TELET, a fabric you'll Tex. Suzy shrugged. • .eandierafze Seltaice Weeli Fulton V see much of this THERE'S A Bummer, makes a shirtwaist right COOL LOOK to COLORFUL "That biography is a ,marvelous for date-time occasions this youthful embroidery adds • leittertly print, party fantasy The RETAIL NURSERY • ROSES MAGAZINE At glamor to slim sheath. past and future are • FLOWERING equally dead to me. Only the SHRUBS • EVERGREENS workir Jim Bergman two years and received his mast- present counts. There is nothing Irvin Cobb Road Phone ID 6-3443 eign er's degree from the Univerety to be done about the past. and church Conducts ).outh of Kentucky I may die within she at He currently is a Social Calendar the next minute, 04322* Revival. Georgetown etudent * the Southern Bow .. so the future is a big nothing, 1892. at Lcoo- too." which Jar. Bergman Tuesday. April 2$th when Suzy's immediate future includes Colby. son of Mr arali the Murray Woman's Club °Il Mrs Ferber. •• •• In the colege auditorium at 8:15 a starring role in "The itStePS ing ci M Bervnan. Jr. I observers its last general meeting Best Of pm the band-brass choir Everything." MADE IN Hazard r ec e nt 1 y conducted a will of the year (April 30) in which she plays AMERICA .A ye a This will °She Yauth Revival at the Geurgetcren concert under the direction be a a neurotic actress. dinner meeting Mrs. John FLOWER ghia. Baptist -,f Mr. Paul W Shahan This is PRINT church. a Paco will be installed as Knows The Type ERSONALS ;or-1gram of the Festival presi- Red & White last e Jan. son cd the of Con- "I kncw the type extremely former Frances dent. ziang. Bayof Murray. the nephew ompiaary Arts. • • • • well." she said without further .$ A I Mrs Lotia Hammon of Locos. Blue & White school Miss Virginia Hay Hazard, firm- ville The explanation "1 think it will be a and Mrs T J Neurrran general meeting of the she op Tbe Lydian Class of the First good picture, but erly of Murray and Mrs Ed F.I- L.ttle Rocic are guest a Mrs. Murray Woman's Club will in my only two Starts Baptist church will be at WEDNESDAY a go beck. I Floyd Brainenett in ner tome meet in the 6.30 in the evening movies I starred with Cary Grant oa home at the club prince' He amended Centre College f.r Mani Street. of Mrs R L Ward at 7 houae. and Gary Cooper. It will be a dinner meet- ghia pm. Group two will be in ohsrge. "The only way I'll be ing and reservauuns may be call- able •M•11 All members are urged to attend. to top those leading men is by ed in to the club house. Price is • • • • starring in a two-hour mov.e all HasE.Fj.11 1896. $1.00 Officers for the new year 1;416 e The Eastern Star chapter will by myself" will be installed at ti meet in the Masonic hall at 7:30 • • • • "Perf rrners should have as AUAS in 193 in the evening. tTridisy, may 1st s • • •• t Atte The United JESSE it dsf Wednesday. April 21Ith Church Women will JAMES meet at SE. years The Gulf Committee of the John's Episcopal DID' Church at noon for a pooluellit duty. LAST TIMES FRANK SINATRA . SHIRLEY Calloway Country Club is calling t/ MacLAINE luncheon. in work a meeting cif lady golfers at Ita00 observance of Mip YOU TONIGHT DEAN MARTIN .n Fellowship MipEllEOREY coked a m. at their new club house. Day Mrs Harry. "SOME CAME RUNNING" - Color •. • Whayne has charge of the pro- KNOW? Her * .. AND WAFT TIM. YOU sea ma 5*510-UP suamac States Thursday. April anoutc 38th S'M awhieucmh Is Enough"isentitled. -How most I The annual installation * PLEASE NOTE * WEDNESDAY of ofic- Saturday. erne and THURSDAY era will be conducted May End It's by Mrs The Alpha department WED.-THURS. and FRI. brief I Ralph Edrington. district of the — OPEN AT 7 p.m. America steps up the fun in governor. Murray Woman's overli club will meet RED TAG SHOW Hood Son steps, the casual in the club house at 6:30 in the STARTS AT 7:30 p.m. -- . HARDWARE WEEK shoes you'll admire aid desire' tiothing evep,ing for a pot luck supper. SAT. Is Studied Hoetemes — Open 12:40 - Continuous Showing These famous casuals are tea are Mesdames D. IF. tured from I .inell, Cleo Hester, SALE ADMISSION coast to coast in At Recent .heeling Benjamin — Adults 50c - Children, , f C. 25c "This Week", the Sunday news Suburban L. Scarbrough, Misses April 22 I II makers cap e 3eale and Ruble Smith, — May 2 paper magazine section. Members are urged 1 "Clothing Guideposts" was the to please AT ACADEMY AWARD note WINNER lesson studied by change in meeeting date. the Suburban • Sdi flar, OA.4,1 • • • EEIDA SUSAN FAMILY Homemakers club at its . recent STARKS HARDWARE HAYWARD in gibmn FLYNN Ca•••••••••../111 monthly meeting Monday, May 4th 611ECO held in the home Int MIAMI IOW COLO. 6, at The Suburban Homemakers club Poplar "I WANT TO LIVE" SHOE laY. of Mrs. David Thompson. STORE tofug will meet in the h NV, NOIARD Al MT Mrs. Lenah Rogers gave the ,rmie of Mrs. 510 W. Main Charles Wilson, It ma ir lessen to the group explaining 1303 Sycamore ma ENS NM NM Street at 7 pm IN • when it is Irst to buy a ready- • • • • Te made garment or whether to make Loui it where eicopoenar is concerned.' Alpha Department Lox. Shepointed riut several thinzt !to consider in deciding whether Elects Miss Rezina 42, THIRTY ' to buy or make that new garment. 47. FIVE MILLION Senter EA PATIENTS Among -those listed were: Do a ou Chairman have ample time for making the Miss Rezina Setter was elected 5- CAN'T BE garment. the skill. equipment, WRONG!!! and chairman of the Alpha depart- 4 interest: can you save anough ment of the Murray Wanan's by making it to pay for time club at a f,ew 0'1 -of. of If., recent meeting af the 35.000.0C4 po'ionf. hone tehed and labor, and wil you eroblees wneelph 11.'4 be able department held at the club house. 9.. modoen ,c.•ncii of (•,,opio<9.c CAiroproctic. to find pateerris and fabrics ay- Prefosi,on . is 'v04.01114 The elections were presented as pforill 'AA Si yilio•s &arable le. Inecnii•ci 014 tociin41 of for rnak:ng the, gagment. a skate lotoosf of oil hool.no.p.ofossions. of officers for the year 1 0.e. 500 Mrs Rogers gave points to re-I196940 by .eswees. comwewiet f•ttalpsit• the nominating ,comoi Ch,rdooract,a cfdAfai, member when Cni, buying a ready- mittee Mies opio"ois 0. litentiod in 45 Cappie Beale. that,'- slates. p•Afr.Cf Of Columbia. made garment such as checking: moit of if. Prfary,ott•s man of the committee: Mrs Of C•ned0 a•d •OorOwS G. I iff•••50ft the style to see if it is b•oome,; B Scent and Miss Floy kithins. • fa,.shien-right, TA* Uninnif Slew* good design. attract! I Other officers elected were Mrs.! Vefenees' Admiiutbolion o•ebninicel once' ChOr•fareffAC end f.n. ive color and spitable tatiric. Ardr(09.0. for vow•es. IT. •.Y. Shale, vice chairman. Mrs. ' A• intii•e•inia Mrs Charles Wilson led the I William nowilner .nd,..0,..111 co.pe.o/.cor.% Barker, secretary, and ; Chii•eirotlic so•••cos ife, pici..d.ny business session. T h e members . Miss for •4'14101,44,1 Frances Brown. treasurer. ! Consnli ion. discussed what they would lke The El local Cliiiroo,oc,oe find det*.n.iito mernbers met briefly arfht.o.cy of If.. tor yo.0.11 Ifs to take up for next year's lesson. Pew stilince. Wednesday, afternoon at 4 p.m. I Mrs Don Grogan was elected to for the purpose of electing their I se;ve as landreape r.otes chairman new officers for the remainder of the sear LC was announced that the de- Following, the business session, partment would have a pot luck refreshments %ere served by 'he sumer Saturday. May 2, at 11:20 hooter, to e`••, or tneenbers and pan. in the club house Hnstesses Mrs. (Irvin it , . o Mr• Barletta will be Mesdames Hunter Han- Wrather and Miss Paula W. on, cock. W It Illackhurn, H. C. visitors Woodbridgc, D F McConnell, Cleo The next meeting, May 4 at • 7 Hester, Benjamin Keyi, C. L. p.m. will be held in the tome Scharborough and Misses Ruby. DR. E. of Mrs Charles Wilson, H. 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