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The Ledger and Times, November 4, 1963

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • • R 4, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, EENTOCIET MONDAY -- NOVEMBER 4, 1983 IN • 111.11 MISS IS NAMED FIRST AMERILI Norton Belongs In Unofficial Vote for Old Miss Puts Them No.1 After LSU Game Sat. By DAVID M. MOFFAT breeze to Its third unbeaten season the nation's longest losing streak at United Press International l in four years and Its second straightl 17. Outstanding title. Only Crop of Southeastern Conference Georgia star Larry Rakestraw bog- Here's one unofficial vote for the that tie with Memphis State mars ged down as North Carolina a'sp- es University of Mississippi as the No. a record 16 consecutive games with- ped the Bulldogs. 28-7; M, 1 colage football team in the U.S.A. out defeat, including a sugar Bowl George Mira completed 21 a 38 win over Arkansas. Of SEC Sure, the Rebels opened the season passes to beat Kentucky, 20-19 •..id Quarterbacks h that scoreless tie against Metn- remained the SEC': Even so. there's a chance Ok Miss Vanderbilt State. But who's given Ole Miss May have to share this year's title winless team, losing at Boston .2a1- from scnnuriage in the second half by United Press International —or Memphis State, for that mat- with Auburn. The seventh-ranked lege, 19-6. Tennessee was idle. There electrified the 'Cats into a two- LEXINGTON, Ky. clirt - ter—a real tussle since then? Tigers blanked Florida, 19-0, Satur- touchdoten rally that gave them a was growing evidence today that day and is one of three major teams brief 14-7 lead, played a brilliant And for the benefit of the Doubt- Kentucky sophomore Rick Norton (the others are Princeton and Tex- game but still wound up as the goat ing Thomases, attention is called to CORRECT Erases. definitely belongs in this y ea r's as) still unbeaten and untied. FOR to some extent. He gained 130 yards Saturday's game down at Baton :e with an:r crop Of outstanding quar- Auburn, however, still has Ala- on 13 carries, and intercepted a pass. Rouge, graveyard of many fine foot- TIME and *rings. btirb ks in the Southeastern Con- bama, (6-1 after a come-from-be- but his fumble in the fourth period ball seasons, where the 3rd-ranked ference. hind 20-19 victory over Mississippi TEMPERATURE on the Kentucki 24 led to Miami's Rebels, a mere four-point favorite, Off 1.0 a shaky start in the first State) yet to play. DAY OR NIGHT y's Puzzle winning touchdown. crushed 12th - ranked Louisiana two games. Norton since then has Winning his spurs in the game State, 37-3. come along rapidly until now he In other Southeastern Conference 753-6367 to ouch was sophomore tackle Sam Ball, games last Saturday, Billy Lothridge yields only in experience You have to go back 15 years to T}/AL Tech, who started in place of Herschel raised the NCAA career field goal as Billy Lothridge of Georgia find a time when anybody best Larry Rake- Turner, and won the right to share record to 19 during a fine triple_ Jimmy Sidle of Auburn. LSU by 34 points and a lot further Perry Lee the position on about equal terms straw of Georgia and back than that to find a time when threat performance that led Georgia PEOPLES BANK with the veteran Turner. Dunn of Ole Miss, TOP—Lem°, a 400-pound lion that wrestles his trainer in ahows, seems prepare for A UTILE OFF THE it was clone at Baton Rouge Tech to a 30-6 win over Duke: ru- of unable to put lo- The Wildcats now Is giving him in Lawless' Nashville, With Kentucky tied satiafied with the haircut barber Bob Lawless But there was no doubt about the Carolina Nor- next Saturday's game at Vanderbilt, lane grabbed six South Murray. Ky. ather a winning operation. hid.. shop, but when the photographer shows up, Lemo seem* a bit nonplussed victory Saturday. Ole Miss a team that suffered its 23rd defeat Rebel victory that ended 115n s recent accomplishments have fumbles in a 20-7 Saturday gained 200 yards more than LSU, to some extent, but In Its het 24 games last AMMO' "31 been overlooked pounced on four Bengal fumbles, 01.1211111Ms games against High Ind. 3 Games EPOMMIPT9111MWIlle In the past three and intercepted two passes Fullback Miami, Bob McDaniel 606 66-672 Louisiena State, Georgia and Roberts was the hatchet man Ky., Nov. 4, 1963 576 93-669 Western Needs Two More Games Fred Murray, passes for Buel Stalls he has completed 42 of 73 as he powered on Mos voThre Charles Chilcutt 568 96-664 500 yards. for three touchdowns, while quar- the 20-14 High lad. Game That included 11 of 20 in terback Jim Weatherly scored one last Saturday • Hub Dunn 237 20-257 For Perfect Season, Bowl Bid defeat by Miami TD and passed for another. Editor Charles Clulcutt 217 32-249 To The George Mira completed Letter Miami's owling Mississippi now appears set to — like Rakestraw Burl Stalls 210 31-241 22 of 37. but Mira by United Press International 20-14, and its classy quarterback of excellent —had the advantage Tsp Ten Western Kentucky, looking more George Mira alter taking a 14-7 from his linemen, and Nunn and Law- Notection and more like a prospect for a Tan- lead into the final period. I attended the Cleanup Rally by something Norton has been —.— Boone 177 fruit is Jim gerine Bowl bid, still needs to hest Aside from Western, Murray and 2, 1963, at Glasgow, home- completely Murray Merchant's League 176 rence Saturday, November deprived of almost Bob Wade Murray and Morehead to give coach Centre were the only Kentucky col- fact that again College Barber 254 104 and was very much encouraged In spite of the Jerry Jones 176 Nick Denes h i s first undefeated lege elevens to poet victories Satur- town of Louie Nunn, and run mng Boone Laundry 23 13 NUNN spoke, our most Norton was throwing Jim Ellis 176 football season at the Hilitoppers' day. Senators Cooper and Morton both fact of onrushing Oollegiate 204 154 for his life in the Hub Dunn 174 helm. Quarterback Tony Ft or a van t1 States Senators. So out goes the he came through Superior 19 17 outstanding United linemen Saturday, Vernon Riley 173 The Hilltoppers se/led past arch- steered Murray to a 34-33 victory For Better Schools, that none game without Taylor Motors 18 18 supporters' untruthful tactics his second consecutive Bob McDaniel 173 rival gastern Keintlicky Saturday, over Arkansas State, clicking on a Roads and a Better Breathitt intercept- Rocket Popcorn 17 19 supporting Mr. Nunn an interception. Kentucky Steve Curry 172 29-6, extending the Maroons' losing lam-minute scoring play to TOM Kentucky. of the high up Republicans was Johnson's Gro 17 19 ed two of Mira's tosses. Bill McKeel 171 streak to six—longest In the school's Cox, then adding a two-point con- A: Times 14 22 and he told me It was obvious throughout the Ledger Ned Washer 171 history version on another peas tot. AO I talked with Senator Cooper Murray Hm As Auto 13 23 A Democrat for Nunn genie that Norton and sophomdre L. J. Hendon 170 One factor enhancing Western's ohapmen. Murray halfback Vic Ku- in Kentucky for about three weeks Murray Wholesale 13 29 that he had been &ter Jim Miles were not quite chances of an unbeaten season is bu put on a dassang show of brok- and Lawrence High Team 3 Games ' support of Mr. Nunn. in coordination T he quarterback that both of Its remaining games en-field running as he scored on in College Barber __ 2'730 318-3048 Magic Tel League constantly was pulling away from will be played on home ground at kickoff returns of 09 and 96 yards. enthused by the rally. They the Superior 3560 429-2979 Yes, I was very much center a split-second before Caldwell's 24 g Bowling Green. Morehead invades Centre turned back Randolph- Boone, Inc _ 2574 372-2966 Democrats to hold up their snap which not only was tipping Tldwell's 22 10 this Saturday and Murray the fol- Macon 28-20 with sernor quarterback asked the CHANDLER High Teem Game Looked like the play but twice produced fum- Murray Hemet 314 104 lowing Saturday. Elmer Jackson in a starring role and OH BOY did the hands go up! Barber 1001 106-110/ hands, bles. College Inn 21a 104 Despite their 5-0 record in the for the Colonels. their hands. Superior _ 872 143-1015 171911ale one-fourth of the crowd held up Darrell Cox. whose 53-yard touch- ; 20,, 114 Ohio Valley Conference, the Hill- In other games involving Ken- Inc. eas 124-1010 Martin ods3iii49 run on Kentucky's first play Boone. toppers are not home free as con- taficne down Mary Lou's 19 13 tucky colleges, morehead was beatern Well, I vas resat,' brarailiated whorl I got 16 17 ference champs. Ea s t Tennessee, by oast Tennessee 22-9, 06argetown 0 ci Rowland's when I looked at our ad in the • 1, Bank 11,, 204 with a 4-1 OVC record, and Middle lost to Franklin 18-13, arid Saturday afternoon, People's changed the Bank of Murray 10 22 Tennessee 43-1) are still In position Kentucky State succumbed to Lin- Murray Ledger, to find that they had to grab the title should Western reduced • Glendel Reaves 10 22 Mo 30-14 word (Core) to (COMBSl which drastically Betme's 9 23 come a cropper in its last two lientucky State's Steve Bailey, the of our ad. You will hear more about Blue Ridge 8 24 games. nation's leading punter, averaged the effectiveness Top Ten knother college kept alive its 50 5 yards on two kicks to improve He didn't insure this before this day is gone. . Inc. hopes of a bowl invitation in Louis- Murrelle Walker 156 his season average. who 150 title Saturday. his home through we need a Republican Governor, MURRAY Katherine Lax Now 1 say Unbeaten one-tied Memphis State Senators, Betty Riley 149 an independent can get along well with our Republican Wanda Name 148 subdued the University of Louis- and many of get Insurance agent Republican President after 1964, DEAL Judy Parker 148 ville 25-0. Louisville never could and a • is slow in will not vote for Dons Garland 147 untreated a g ainst an aggressive Result: the money my Breathitt friends, say they 61 on- SMOKEY SAYS: nobody to help Joye Rowland 148 Memphis defense, which yielded coming...there's again. and fair (KENNEDY) Burlene Brewer' 145 13 net yards on the ground him. Moral: for prompt, • quer- , Beverly Wyatt 145 91 through the air. Louisville payment, buy harassed Anna Buie 144 terback Thin LaFramboise, Be sure your insur- truly, linemen Yours very High Team dame with He. constantly by the Memphis through on several' out ance 771 206-977 and thrown for losses fires are Democrats for NUN \ on or 11 passes, an independ- United High Team Series with He. occasions, still hit 10 launch a scoring ent agent 2136 618-2754 but could not J. T. Taylor, Co. Chairman STONE High Ind. Game with lie. '• Association the University of I Kentucky Margaret Norton • 213 43-256 At Lexington, Agents slip from its I of Insurance _ High Ind. Series with He. Kentucky let victory the fourth quarter due S. Dot Bruin 482 117-599 grasp in funibleitis. The Wildcats High Team Game Scratch mainly to JCKY 771 bowed to the University of Miami, 4 "there w Tidwell's High Team Series Scratch !3 Tidwell's ______213s Dell Snow 141 Your Vote Tomorrow!! is no substitute High Ind. Game Scratch Jean McClure 139 You CAN Split Margaret Morton _ _ 213 Berlene Brewer 136 High Ind, Series Scratch Helen Hargrove 136 for B112WS/ifSI/EIP'" Murrellle Walker 603

Mixed Doubles provide the Modern hosOols Oct. 31, 1963 IIMI SIT amn-Yen you need it. ILES best of care when Rolling Pins 23 5 /// CM CRUM mama anT OMNI NI TOR • Hundreds of thousands of The Pour If's 19 9 OUP la 10 111 NOM TO IHISTE1 Kentuckians know they have The Defenders 18 117 16 12 1111•1 real help in meeting the nec- Keglers -4 MIN 13 15 essary cost of hospital and Washers REPUBUCAN DEMOCRATIC 12 16 GENERAL ELECTION endents medical-surgical core with Blue MU WS' Martin Oil GENERAL ELECTION 8 20 11F63 NOVEMBER 5, 19453 Cross-Blue Shield. NOW WIOVIOINO Story Starters NO1 ENIIEF;R is. HOSPITAL MIOTEC TION New Comers 3 25 ' FOR OVEN 110 000 KENTUCKIANS Ned 1 ire taking Blue Cross-Blue Shield have High Team 3 Games He. Louie B. Edward T. r- very little never cancelled membership The Four If's 2294 Governor BREATHITT _ _ because of age, health, retire- Rolling Pins 2221 For NUNN ment Of on incurable condition. The Keglers __ 2196 H. Bemis Harry Lee Li the two High Team Game He. Governor WATERFIELD _ and corn- The Washers 942 For Lieutenant LAWRENCE 803 your sug- The Friur If's Thelma L. I i'r,L ARE PETSilig Defenders 775 Elmer 2 WAYS TO APPLY- NOW PIOVCIIIVO Men High Ind. 3 Games He. Secretary of State STOVALL . . . If MEDICAUSOROKAL PROTECTION 617 For BEGLEY osing our FallaltrIPIDIVIDUAL FOR OM 1103,000 KENTUCKIANS Lee Roy Barnett DON'T PAMPER you or• 0 KOORKki0O. 64 Of Tommy McClure 615 Robert vncisre, in good healM, and Jean L. Paul Ragsdale 812 L.J ne•thor husband nor wife works General MATTHEWS Ind. Genie He. For Attorney AUXIER 'very citi- whore there ore 10 or more Men High YOUR WIFE apply Jim Hargrove 232 -1 1 w degrad- empicimees, you rnay D. Henry H. diregi. Mail the coupon. ri•nurri Lee Roy Barnett 226 James ntag,e, we Let Her Winterproof GIOUP . . . Plant may be •1111 , AYAI Tommy McClure 220 For Auditor of Public Accounts NICKELL CARTER whore Mere are 5 or not Louge formed eotO111011•1.1 Women High Ind. 3 Games Hc. the Porch with more employees. Enter.:on "I'or" it ROA •// SUM; Mildred Hodge _ 597 Margaret H. Frances Livers 591 FLEX-0-6LASS This Year For Treasurer CRUSE BEAUCHAMP ATHITT) Joan Woods __ 571 little lady can enclose a s used by Women High Ind. Game He. Any Harry M. porch or breezeway with Warp's John Henry Rarry Lee Laverne Cain 246 YLEX-0-GLASS- It's so easy! Instruction SPARKS THIS H DY COUPON TODAY Hodge 227 For Supt. Public HOWARD MAIL Mildred cut with shears and tack - ttvers _ 217 Just nctts over screens. Makes a warm. SWIM RI,-18 Men Average Hurh le papers NUN C110111-111.011 Top Six sunlit room, flooded with 3101 Illarikrewn amid Stat, ve upheld 'elmer Brewer 173 Ultraviolet rays, For Corn. Agri., Labor, _L__J PUTT lealsville 3, Kenterdn healthful JAMES _ aorge Hodge 168 where the children can play all it. information and an application for Blue Crow; and Slue SNeld. "Ires" Plena) ssai 1..a. Roy Barnett 166 winter long—or use as an extra R. P "Pet." r--11 / • Ned Washer 166 Store-room. Genuine, crystal- Appeals NAME For Clerk, Court of DAVIDSON _ _ LI DAVIS iUNNI Jim Hargrove 161 clear FLEX-0-GLASS lasts for of -6839 ADOEtESS Tommy McClure 161 years at a fraction the cost Top Six Women Average glass. Only 87e a sq. yd, at your COMMITTEE STATE CALLOWAY COUNTY REPUBLICAN ern Mart ha Knoth 1561 local hdwre, or lmbr. dealer. Mildred Hodge 160 I BUREAU AGENT FARM BUREAU MENIBERS-SEE YOUR FARM Gladys Etherton 142

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• OR YOUR SRI LIDOIR — 111:11111•T, MONDAY — NOVE(BER,4, 1963 quart in the past ten years. Every- thing else has gone up almost dou- Dear Abby . .. ble. Have you ever raised a overt A PU Cranberries Star dairyman had at least $1300 Invest- Co ed in every cow, so I don't under- Ti. Vag In Many Roles state' how you can rerAmenend buy- Waal& ing a cow. Milk is still cheaper. A DAIRYMAN IN WISCONSIN 9 Iv NAN OlUtliVAll Bluff Him, Lady! • • • 11DITY the poor cranberry' N.hwiteed of an amnia, What's on your mind? For a per- 1!I al,. kept Mat klig. Tlisy'Ve and A For years it was a victim pearance by popular reStiest, up all too quickly now that sonal reply, send a self-atidnared, of type-casting. the berry is In demand all homemakers are hep to the stamped envelope to Abby, Box UM,

1 Abigail Van Buren As star of the traditional through the year. many parte they can play Beverly Hills, Calif. MUM /treed with Thanksg ty- • • • Store la Freezer when asset* are bang east ing turkey, the cranberry gave Today, far neample, we For Abby's booklet, "How To Have TR such a perfect performance Its harvested in cool proudly present the cranberry DRAB AMY: I A Lovely Wedding." send 50 cents WI that it never got a creek weather, then packed In bags am the mother of dough. You had better start all over ell at as star of three diversified six Abby, Boa 3366, Beverly and MD children. My hustmod and I are other recipe roles. boxes that be popped again— at another college. If yea • • • dishes -a superb salad, a de- both in our right into the food freezer forties. For some time can't get a student aid grant, or IN Berry rersattle licious dessert tart and • DOW my without further wrapping, hueband be. been getting whotarship, or help from home, or' very special mace that's ex- up Happily, good cooks have at where they can be stored for anti leaving tor work TWO are inmate to work bosesse of preg- last cellent served with duck. hours begun to realize that the a year. before he is supposed to be nancy. be bad tette? forget shoat cranberry there, and Is very velsatUe. But cranberries Sr. seldom MOLDED CRANBERRY it only takes him 16 higher edisealbes for Sew, if net SALAD minutes to get to wort. I have aaked forever. 2 envelopes unflavored Wm several times why he leaves • • • gelatin so early. and he toils Ins he awl • C. fresh orange juice Seep! But when he gets up he DEAR ABBY: In reference to your 1 e. let Water hurries to get dressed and he rushes "CONFIDENTIAL TO MARK: Milk 1 a sugar through his break!am like he is is not that cheap any more. You'd 14, tsp, salt going to be late for something? be ahead to buy the cow." I beg to c. raw cranberries These actions are making me sus- differ with you. Milk is still your 1 C. diced celery picious I would like to get the truth cheapest food. It has not increased 1 tsp. grated orange rind out of hun. Should I follow him? more than two or three cents per • c. fresh lemon juice SUSPICIOUS ortFE • c. chopped nuts DEAR WIFE: N. Jest say you Salad greens 114L Mayonnaise • • • Soften gelatin in orange Juice. SUr in hot water, sugar DEAR ABBY I am a second and salt. Mix well. semester freshman in college and Put cranberries through food sin married We have told no one chopper, using medium blade other than our parents. Mine are and add to gelatin. furious well use and have refused Stir in celery, grated orange to claire me any longer or pay for rind, lemon juice and nuts. THE CRANBERRIES that star in traditional Thanksgiving the rest of my education although Pour into 5-cup mold. Chill sauce can also lend their good flavor to a molded salad. they can well afford it. My husband until firm and ready to serve. Is a sophomore and he can't afford Unniold onto serving plate. to pay Grated orange rind CRANBPART-ORANOS for my schooling HIs par- Garnish with salad greens. ents *mild Combine first 5 ingredients. SAUCE Ince to help out, but they Serve with mayonnaise. cannot afford Cover and cook 6 to 8 min. or 1 lb. (4 c.) to send their own son Serves 8 to 10. fresh to college until skins pop. Remove from cranberrie• He Is there on a schoisr- CRANSIERR ship Ott top of everything. Y-ORANGE" beat and cooL 2 c, sugar I think LOOK—Thin TARTS I sin pregnant With our loam KANE'S NEW is a model displaying the Star in 1 c. of orange sec- 1 c. fresh orange Nice litztthe new look of the No. 2 X15 rocket 4 fresh cranberries tions. funds we have had to pleas, which was damaged C. Turn Into tart shells. c. diced fresh oranges move Into a a year ago in a landing accident. 2 c. sugar Dot each run-down. one-room The improved plans, to be tart with xs tap. but- Wash cranberries and place apartment. I called the X15A-2, will have a longer •C. fresh orange fides ter. know there is no easy flight duration and In saucepan with sugar and solution, but higher speed because of increased propellant % c. quick-cooking tapioca Bake in preheated hot oven can you give me any advice at sit capacity. It orange juice. Cover and bring will carry an additional 13,500 pounds of fuel in two ex- 24 tsp. salt (425F. i 15 to 20 min. or un- boiling DEPREIMSD to potrit. Cook only un- ternal tanks, each 20 feet sasf sad 58 inches In diameter. , • c, fresh orange sections til crust is brown- Cool. til all the This skins pop, 5 to DEAR DEPRESSED: Are will increase engine running time to 144 seconds. 6 (5-in.) baked tart shells Garnish with whipped null- Yea twe Present living together! If so, and you've time is 83. The additional time theoretically will 1 tbsp. butter or cream, grated orange rind Cool. Add diced oranges. add 1,300 mph to its present THE KNAVE OF HEARTS would gladly steal these tarts. "told no one" you are married, what speed. It has flows 4.104 nipb. margin Re and fresh orange sectiona, Chill until ready to The now job They're flavored with fresh cranteries and fresh oranges. serve. de your friends think? IT pm are will be ready early In 1964. % C. whipped cream Makes 6 tarts. Makes about 4 c. living apart, and you conditioes be- comes apparent—what then? Also, If you are registered in college an- der separate names, you are violat- ing the college's regulations—and MURRAY LOAN CO. Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-1916 will be booted out. dough or no ISM W. Main St. Telephone Pt. 3-2821 M' 753-4947 ''YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO.' NUNN I FOR BETTER I50 YEARS EXPERIENCE.fth over $6,...0....••• 49Maidf° GOVERNMENT It is time for a claw. indebtedness — in private business we cannot continue J. C. Querterrnous at 9:30 am. • • • A Democrat for Nunn this type of experience aid remain in Social Calendar and Lawrence business. The Jessie Ludwick Circle of the WE BELIEVE College Presbyterian Church will YOL' AliE READY FOR A CHANGE Monday. November 4th meet with Mrs. Jerry Groves at 7:30 meet with Mrs H. R. Hawkins at The WSCB of the Bethel. Brooks 130 pm_ UNITE DEMOCRATS p.m. FOR NUNN Chapel, and independence Method- • • • • • • ist churches will meet J. T. Taylor, at the par- Tuesday, November 5th Co-Chairman sonage at 7 pm. The Delta Department of the The WSOS of the First Methodist Murray Woman's Last Week • • • Church Club will meet at will have a potluck luncheon the club house The Kathleen Jones circle of at 7.30 p.m. Hostes- the at the church witl. the Hazel and ses will be Dr. Pint Baptist Ctrarch WlidS will Elizabeth Bell, Misses meet Palestine societies as special guest& Venda Jean at 530 pm. at the home of • • • Gibson arid Lorene 884 lifts Swami, Itieedernes Ethei Ward for a mission study Murray B. H. Cooper, Assembly No. 19 Order of Whit Imes, and Mavis • • • IfeCatelati. People Bought TV OWNERS the Rainbow for Girls will meet at • • • The Annie Armstrong Ctrcle of the Masonic Hall at 1 p.m From The BUY YOUR PICTURE TUBES DIRECT FROM the First Baptist Church WIlli3 will • • • Wednesday, November 4th meet OUR FACTORY AND SAVE!! with Mrs Paul Lyons Jr., at Group I of the Pirrt r:trIscuiti The Core. Graves Circle of the - 40,108 - 21 PICTURE TUBE 7130 p.m. Church CWF will meet with Cotkge Presbyterian with a 2-year guarantee, • • • Mrs. Church will Installed for only . . R. L. Wade and Mrs. Ray Maddox meet at the home of Mrs. A. H. ITEMS The Lottie Moon Circle of the at 2:30 pm. Kopperud, 800 Main Street, available at OUR TUBES are the only ones that carry at 8 pm. a full two First Baptist Church NVMS will • • • • • • year gl aran tee. meet with Mrs, V. W. Parker at HONEST & RELIABLE SERVICE Service Calls $2.50 7:30 pm. Group II of the Firs,. Christian The Austin PTA will meet at the STARKS HARDWARE TV • • • Church CWE will meet with Mrs school at 2:30 p.m. SERVICE CENTER Eihntes Beale "Come In and See Why" and Mrs. Ka.1 Frazee • • • 312 North 4th St. Call 753-5865 The Ruby Nell Hardy Circle of at 2:30 pm. We'd the First Baptist Church W54.3 will • • • Thursday, November 7th Be Proud To The Carter PTA will meet at the Serve Tout Group IV of the First NE HOUR SERV1C Christian school at 2.30 p.m. Church CWF will meet with Mrs SPECIAL CL112N.N. OFFER! The Murray

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1,A -1_ LI 5. ' ONDAY - NOVEMBER 4, 1963 TER LEDGER di TIMES - MVUAY, LENTI7.CIEY PACIII 'Ivor EOVEMBER, 4. 163,, •11•1111••••••• past ten years. Every- HOG MARKET as gone up ableest.dou- st ever raised &MIK A PUZZLE "flaw.' to P Federal State Market News Serv- tM at least MUD knee- CROSSWORD ice, Monday, Nov. 4, 1963 Kentucky cow, so I don't under- ACROSS I-Off•pr1ng N30 0011M UE0 Purchase-Area hog market report ou can recommend buy- -flu IgIcIent -Wander MOM =Mg M232 including 10 buying Manors% Esti- [ilk 1-In, musk, 20D OE is still cheaper. blab -sense 0121332M mated reoeipte 460, barrows and gilts -illuminated 100 MOM MAN IN WESOONSIN 4-8nakee I MID steady US 1, 2 and 3 190 to 240 lbs. • • • S-Esinped 15-Sdkworra UMI4 2OMM if-Brown lava 11.-A swath ' $14,50 to $1475.Pew U13 1 190 to -Young torso (abbr.', U20 MOr_d OUT your mind? For a per. it ROO 20 230 ha $16.00 US 2 and 3 115 to ••11•••• 14-Ireland 12-Entleted ma JO2U22N senda self-addreseed, 'MENNEN, 15-Container .) MAO ROD IWO 210 itm 0326 to $1450 US. 1, 2 and elope to Abby, Box 336, 1••••••••••• 16-1 n 1 ustiiuus 002 0003 '58 STATION WAGON. GOOD buy. -Ire coNametka NOM 3 180 to 1.86 lbs $13.80 to $14.50. US. 1, Calif. Sale IS ar-oruaaar• p.m. 04c For WANTED TO BUY 20-Metal ama nag 2 and 3 SOWS 400 to SOO lbs. $11.50 to • • • Phone 753-6634 after 5:00 fastener u-Nessitly• AU U00 41111M2U 2 BEDROOM, ELEICTRIC HEAT, ThOTICE as - Uri nk 41216. U.S 1 and 2 360 to 400 lbs. I 2I-Army officer DOOM AMU booklet, "How To Have located on S. 8th Bat. IN GCOla 00Nta- heavily MOW n HIDE-A-BED (abbr.) NOM MON ONE: 412.00 to 413.26. UPRIGHT PIANO IN GOOD con- 22-Pigpea itmee tiding," send 50 cents ta 115 FOR ell makes of electric 161 ACRE FARM, WELL FENCED, IF YOU ARE Interested in buying tiou. Call 753-6613 after 5:00 p.m. -Preposition $T -Sprint 753-2326 nee 23 566, Beverly Hills, Calif. era at Lindsey's Jewelry. Ne1,-C dition Phone near Ky. Dike nenc 27-Feinate deer • - Man • name or selling your property contact Sam Plarthiw,g 29-tiolf mound • • • - - WrrH GOOD land 29- 117-More taut 44-Erase 71 ACRE FARM Beaman or Wayne Wilson at Wil- 30-Lout SO - M en's SS-Ragged 45-Simple C7/11IVROLET CONVERTIBLE. NOW YOU KNOW nickname 46-Aseeod NEW THREE BEDROOM BRICK on 121 son Realty or call 753-3368. N-6-C pryingly (coital.) nec 31'Neal' • S trfrter 4O-Out of date 47-Hit Witty shape. Call 753-6229. with faintly room, ceramic tile bath, 53 ACRE FARM, VERY productive 45-Guides high 32-Place sa.elr tee 41.Pronoeit wall carpeting in living room, farm raear Crossland. 35c 5-MINUTE CAR WASH coming . B United Press hiteneatIonal 23-0.nta In er mammal sot. PEWRITER - MIRABLE TAB wall to 34-11ehrew 43-Faroe 49 -Conjunction utility, carport, storm 4 ACRES WITH WELL and spring, to Murray in the near future. Lac The heaviest black bear ever Se - I lid's.it Islands 11" marriage. Remington Quiet- emit-in range, letter whirlwind SO- Men'• name caught was a 605-pound captured 33-Common' mulberry portable. This typewriter has windows and doors, city sewerage near Faxon NOTICE OF CREDITORS In New York State's Adirondack wealth and paved street, $15.260. 106 ACRE FARM NEAR KIRKSZY '37-i',"Club cap -5 6 -7 t 9 10 11 ly been used a short time and is ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN Di- 2 4 :44 EXTRA NICE THREE BEDROOM HOUSE & 2 Lars CV Sycamore Mountains, according to Science 38- 41* rit ing t like new. Phone '153-1755. nanc GRAN rap BY THE COUNTY In !gement frame house on lot 100'x225, city 4 BEDROOM, RADIANT HEAT, on gest. 'S 4 COURT UPON THE FOLLOWING 39 t 12 LIKWILIEVABLE BUT TRUE. only sewerage, paved street, garage. Ex- Ryan • sa: ESTATES TO WIT:- 41-A state 15 *195 for brand new 2 bedroom 10' Ira nice house on extra nice lot for 10 ACRES, IDEAL FOR t3ukalivid- (a itr 1 saa Lucinda Dunn, Deed, PORTUGAL % 42-Ch wan ut lade sturdy construction. See for only $10,000. mg, n.ebr Murray ) SPAIN 19 70 •it? •:,•:•P,•.% James Masou Churchill, Murray, with white is :NV .•••••• "Ourself, 8' wide. - great variety GOOD 50 ACRE FARM WITH long NICE LARGE BRICK HOUSE on ititerenersed 4, Kentucky, North 4th St., Atinuia- ATLANTIC goatee" tarter Sa23 24 d sizes, metes and prices starting road front on two sides in sight of Woociletwn. 44.II 21 22 'strati% ALGERIA. 47- 4 state 128. Mathew Trailer Sale, High- black top road. Has good farm 4 ROOM BLOCK NEAR SUGAR • Hehert Wilson, Deed, tribesman 29 30 North, Mayfield, Ky. deoic house, well, large stock pond, good Creek Ohuroh. - I 31 Roselle Stubblefield, Hazel, Kentisc- 62-Ce atury I ence s. Immediate poesession of 7 ROONt ON WOODLAWN. plant 34 1962 FALCON 4 DR., DELUXE in- kY rotes,. E3 - Trade for , house for only $11,250. LOT IN PINE BLUFF SHORES. mo.-y side and out. Local car, 13,000 miles. Q D Wilson, Deed, 7 ClOOD BUSINESS HOUSE JUST 3 BEDROOM ON NORTH 16th. Warm 35 Original owner. 753-2473, Mrs. Guy James 0 Wilson, New Concord, Ken- 5S-Yreing outside city limits on 641. Has city 4 BEDROOM, NEAR LAKEt3TOP isireen 41 nation tfc tucky, Administrator 110551$01 39 NUNN Mau- water, good living quarters. Priced Grocery. 4/11111115 SAHARA GO-11 rea t Lake Ester Stnith, Deed, G7-Ph a age 44 ELECTRIC 12 PILE IS E3OFT AND LOFTY ... to sea. Lan be used for most any SPECIAL. 2 BEDROOM, Thomas J Smith, Murray, Kentucky, color of heat, wail to wall carpet, drapes and IVAURRANIA FOR HONEST colors retain brilliance in carpets type butitass. Administrator, 47 45 49 'MD $2,000 down, DOWN ekained with Blue Lustre. Rent You ani always find a good selec- air conditioning, $69.00 All persons having claims against Organization -Alms bes 3 34 CONSTITUTIONAL electric shampooer $1. Crass Furni- tion ol building lots at ROBERTS per month. said estate are notified to present THE 32-NATION I .52 -II rant use of REAsi, phone '63-1651. n4c of African Unity will arbi- 2 them to the Administrators or Ex- 3- Enonn re GOVERNMENT 11 - the area disputed be- Wilson Insurance and ecutors verified eixording to law, trate 4-ilenus of (53 LITTLE GIRL'S WINTER COATS Morocco and Algeria, same to be presented to said Admin- tween a paws Distr, by sited sews Systheste, Said dresses, sizes 2 and 3. Phone Real Estate Agency agreement Democrat for Nunn 4 ROOMS WITH BATH AND about istrators and Executors in due cour- according to an A 153-2477. Ho two na- '4 acres of land within apx. 100 se of law. reached between the 500 Main. phone 753-3263. n6c meeting in MAIL yards of ety limits. 3J di..a pos- D W Shoemaker, Clerk • tions at the KELVINATOR AUTOMATIC wash- session and priced at ocny ala00.00. NICE BEDROOM SUIT & COUCH. By Dewey Ragsdale, D.C. by -171•Ar- -les M. Aelmals— er. Phone 753-5933. He 15 ACRES ON SLACK TOP near Call 753-6302. USc ltp —riaktrese College. Can, be subdivided. Priced lel displaying the , only 84760.00. Leh was damaged 1956 FORD D.:, TON STAKE Thick, TAPPAN ELECTRIC RANGE, book t* CLAUDE L. MILLER. pirates -753- rived plane, to be heater, defroster, booster b ra k es case headboard, 4 blonde tables. Call , FEMALE HELP WANTED Se64. 153-3059. n4c Mt duration and with new linings. new clutch. excel- 753-1485. lc 1 ant capacity. It s lent motor and tires. Home Comfort fuel in two ec- Co., Hazel Highway, phone 492-Xs02. 1963 CORVAIR MONZA. Call 753- LARGE COMPANY WOULD LIKE he. in diameter. n6c 5531. n6c[—FOE- RENT canvessors f or this territory for to 146 seconds. house to house survey. $1.50 per hour for middle aged lady familiar lecretically wlfl USED NORGE AUTOMATIC wash- 1960 FORD PAIRLANE 500. Mend- 3 ROOM & BATH UNFURNISHED with Calloway Cawley. Must have a [Iowa 4,104 raph. er and dryer. Phone 753-4691 or see ard triri.nussion, 6 cylinder, excel- garage apartment, 606 Vine St. Dial a car and pleasing personality Apply 1964. at 1708 Olive. n4c lent caalai“e Phone 49--2601. n5p 753-4641 or see Barney Weeks. n5c 621,1 Broadway, Paducah, Kentucky. n9c .spe — orapnee DAN FLAGG by Don Sherwood WANTED-LADY FAMILIAR with STRANGE .ANP WELL, GENTLEMEN, INC4N5 CAPITAL CITY, NEW Calail, A Murray to represent us in welcom- 5rimui.ATit46 ALLOY OF ANCIENT AND MOVE RN... ing newcomers to the town. The lajgREADYSAMFORFTAUCX-TcPFIS 014,VES... miss 5omER5ET hy program is now being re-established. uPON 04401•46 RYSENEW 61*YOU HAS AI ANORENS ...EmPIRE mAGAziNe Need someone to serve as hostess. RE5ER- AIR FCRCE SW ARRANGED YOUR Most he.ve access to car. Contact wincs5. HAVE nue, published by Avalon Book.: c. Cora neut. *ARYL Asp, 1 gi;w°47D'IM . UM. by Don Slunk, Distributed by Ktag Features Syndicate, Mrs Doris Jeter. Field Representa- MAJOR FLAGG 'DM BOY SHOW tive, Community Greeting Service, t5i147200UCED \ YOu TO YOuR c %.71" RCOM. General Delivery, Murray, Ky. nee 70 YR. 4411ni CHAPTER 26 "After what you just told me thrrmah the front door, es I A Hirstt- i".. • up!" Jerry Callahan about Douglas, fa* sure tie had done when I bad been vital:- motion& "OPENveiled, not tar fro where here to make trouble. It you Mg Might.a. I was about to step LOST & FOUND OF llw44‘" I was huddled beneath the over- catch him following you sum. out onto the platform when I r _J (4) elite of the Pox car. don't let him oft so easy." heard someone approachin,g roe iron grill Mengel /midden- "I get you,- Callahan cud through the warehouse. LOST: CHILD'S PLT FEMALE Si- iy making me lump, anti Montt -But suppose be don't follow All I could do was stay put amese cat. Lhsappeared Halloween tilimpipp tft Saunders called. "Take it via)+. me'" and hope that he would have mght. Phone zetux Hudson, 753- '"ThIn Callahan-I'm corning." let me worry about It before Saunders returned. I 6009. nes) ... Ammo \ Ai I've ran into birds like rum be- stood rigid inside the truck, A key rattled to the padlock, Ernie Bushmlile, fore. Now let's get this rig roll- hardly daring to breath. A and the grill whined a complaint ing." match scraped across concrete, as It was pushed back on Itself They came back into sight. and I caught a whiff of ctgarette TOWN A shadow fell along the ground. SHE'S BEEN OUT OF acting as calm as though they smoke. Still there was no indi- and Monk came into sight at the FOR A FEW DAYS AND had been discussing a fishing cation that the man Intended to WHY IS corner of the building. WANTS TO CATCH UP TILLIE HAD A sT- PETE H,As tap instead of my death. As go away. Unless he did, I was SHE o frA mR "You're NANCY TOOTH PULLED Si early 'Callahan.' they passed the opening, Cal• trapped. ON THE GOSSIP , al-ACK EYE "Okay. IN SUCH so ma early." Cal- lahan eald casually. "Take a Minutes passed without any- "fr- 1,5 121,EP lahan flipped a cigarette butt look at my righthand turn signal thing happening. Then Monk A BIG I I H R I I . M104 "IR into the street. "Damn It, Monk. when I work it, will you? Saunders' voice drifted in trern HURRY? SANDRA SAM'S som-Uhing screwy a going alia HAP on Strikes me it's on the fritz.•' the street, saying, "Ottay, Cc.- I I HAS A NEW Last night somebody tailed me "It better not be!" Saunders lahan, let's shake it op." COLOR FLAT when I left here.' Gus A said. -We don't want some long- This was followed by tl's TONY TV LOVES "No! You didn't let him ..." nosed traffic cop . ." screech of the grill beina sl.0 „ 130STED OLGA "How dumb do you think I The rest of the words were the rest of the way open, tr.., n am," Callahan demanded "Hell, lost as they went toward the the roar of the diesel. TM- nyla WINDOW I'm In this as deep as you are." tractor. on the loading platform rinid

"Okay What's the rest of It?" What I did next was one of complainingly, 41 ain't feelies, ••••••••'. "Well, I got rid of ram, all those things you wouldn't even so good, boss. Okay II I kr.ock right. The fool followed me Into consider tf you stopped to think off and go home?" •••• nor • a ot the possible consequences. It "Suit yourself," Saunders W131i, ,rAte/- 14F- fo. Imp at !cent up on North Third. I at.o.fr.,Ye•eid,c.EFL - the t, li•okal •••,••• Igood•••• locked him in the washroom. struck me that the loading area -The truck's loaded. That s For all I know, he could be there was deserted, and that the two what counts." He was silent a yet.- men on whom I had been eaves- moment, then added, "Before by Raebaro Wan Burem "I suppose you didn't get a dropping would temporarily you leave, shut the trailer. I II ARNIE AN' SLATS look at him." have their backs turned. I took stay down here to nook it up." "You suppose wrong." Cal- • deep breath, stepped out Into "Okay." Footsteps came lahari was silent a moment, then the bright beam of the head- nearer on the loading platform. added, uncertainly, "Seems to me lights, and squeezed through the I looked around wildly Toe I've seen the feller before, but apening at the end of the gate. some avenue of escape. There ... - BATNLESS GROGGINS FouND A I'll be damned if I know Where. • • • was no chance of reaching the LOADED CAMERA AT THE TOWN Young guy, not bad looking Nip quick look at Saunders warehouse now. Not without DONIP. 4HEN HE HAD THE FILM Sort of a Joe College type.' "1 and Callahan revealed that bumping into the man on Dr DEVELOPED -THIS iS WHAT HE SAW/ It was a flattering descrip- they were facing the other way platform No way of making it tion. hut I was in no position Another glance toward the load- to the, street, either, sinee Saun- to appreciate it. especially as ing platform showed it to be ders was between me and the Saunders said savagely. "Sounds deserted. I climbed the steps as gate. like yoU're talking about the quietly as I could, and ducked There was only one chace, bird I caught snooping around between the open back doors of and I Look it I scrambled up the warehouse last week, the the trailer, which provided a into the space on top of the Ii one. that sat next to Mitzi Pawn shield between Me and the door- load, clawed my way as near at Granger's funeral." way Into the warehouse. the front as possible, and froze, 6 "That's the one!" Callahan For a moment there was no n seemed to me I had made cried. "I knew I'd seen him sound but the hammering of enough racket to wake the somewhere. Who'd you say tie my heart. Then I heard the dead, but the man on the pint- was?" scrape of metal against metal form either didn't hear It or he "Calls himself Martin Doug- out in the street. and presumed attributed It to Monk Saunders. las. He's supposed to be work- that Callahan had been right At least he slammed the two tng office, but I'm pretty about his turn signal, and that doors shut, rattled the hasp. and by AI Moo Aire that's Just a cover-up. I they were repairing it. My closed the padlock with a click LIL' ...111111211411161111a caught ritm following me when breath began to come a little which Rounded to me like the I left the dance Saturday night. easier, and I turned my atten- crack of doom. . '10" OH,WORSE I NGS —AN' A WIFE AN' PIGS GOTTA NATCHERLY !!) He's the one that . ." tion to the contents of the truck. For a moment I was safe, but CL,Ci SMELVIN INTO COULD HAPPEN THAN MARRs/IN' GOTTA LIVE LIVE WIF Tl-IAR From Inside building, It was a precarious satoty. the As I had suspected, they had LEAN,RACIN' SHAPE HIM GITTIN'CAUGHT UP W1F OWNERS n -AN' OWNERS KIN someone called, "Hey Monk. again left a space at the rear Sooner or later, those back W1F HR EP/ SAL El— HER!! DO ANYTHING Where a.'e doors would be opened. When SADIE HAWKINS MUSSON !! RIGHT? you?" of the compartment. From there THE•1-5^14cre-13ROct.T.- "Outside," Saunders yelled forward, cases were neatly they were, my chances of es- DA'? RACE? RIGHT? "What's up?" stacked to within a foot of the cape were frighteningly few In WANT VsPF T-AR "She's all set to roll. We're roof, some groceries and some the meantime, I was as helpless PIGSn — is knocking off to eat if Its okay liquor, I stepped inside the trail- as though I were In one Of Cap- YO'GITTIN' With YOU. - er Rif a Closer 1061t, nollted tain Rose's jail cells, --- ORO- I "Okay. Go ahead." ser0U aitrerberateareped on one Worse, for the Interior of the There was the sound of foot- of the liquor cases. and took out truck was black as a grave, and -sa tile you can steps as the men went into the my pencil to jot down the num• I doubted if I could shout loud warehouse. Based on last night's her. Not that I expected it to enough to be heard above the cessories. Give performance, they would be be stolen goods, but just In case. roar of the engine. heading for the office to eat I couldn t risk the timc to do t, white collar; their lunches. anything more. Before Saun- "I had set myself to leap "You were ders or Callahan ewels or furs' going to say?' could return, out of the truck, hut what I Callahan prompted. I had to duck into the ware- saw changed my mind . . ." isses' 10-20. "Nothing that you have to house. From there, it would be Martin's story continues here worry about.- Saunders said fairly easy to let myself out tomorrow.

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TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY, MONDAY — NOVEMBER 4, 1963 PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & Health Building at Murray State College Two Will College High TM_ score was knotted at the first quarter time and at the half. the Devils held a two-p.3int margin 20- ke Major Wins Opener 22 A tiiird quarter nilly put the Colts on top and as the quarter ended the • '.1dresses On Friday S s.1-31 Ida.r.!eining their lead the Colts on to The Colts of College High opened eat win 56-49. The Co:loge High freshman team Dr G Earl Gunn. president of the. ir basketball seison Friday night won their game 36-26. Louisiana Collests and Joseph E. oy winning over the Devils of Big C J:ts 9 20 42 65 Stormer. co-chairman of the Christ- Devils 9 22 31 49 Education Advance Campaign. ian - eon nilke our or addresses launch- ag Campaign on November 15 Everyone And a; the Memorial Coliseum in Lex- SELL TVA? &Litton. according to General Co- THAT LETTER from Senator Charman V 'V Cooke of Louisville Everything Is Goldwater to Rep. Richard Both will speak during the after- Fulton. D-Tenn., in which the aspir- the 17 pounds of opium. loon SVSSIL,I1 of the Rally expected Republican presidential Customs Agent Frank Long weighs to dram thousands Baptists from ant suggests selling the 111 The Same seven-state, $2.5 billion Ten- all sections of the gate. The Christian Education Advance neasee Valley Authority to p .!acrim is the unified effort of private industry evokes this Kentecky Baptists to raise a mini- Br JOSEPH L MYLER opposition. The Tennessee mum of nine milli-in dollars to WASHINGTON •Ds• -- You and congressional delegation feels • undergird the capital needs of their rabgrass in your lawn and the lust as opposed. 7 denoniinaticnal ,chols and col- mettle in your pantry are made of leges, their Cedarmoie youth camps. the same four basic elements, and their Baps.-.t Stuilent Union And so also, suggests Dr. George facilities on nun-Baptist school Wald of Harvard University, are campuses. all of the habitable planets in all • In announcing the featured speak- of the galaxies throughout the uni- ers to launch the Campaign. Mr. verse. Cooke said that this sathering of This does violence to one of the Programs for Aged Studied Baptists will be the largest group favorite canons of science fiction— ever assembled in Kentucky for the in the universe are PROGRAMS FOR KENTUCKY'S ELDER CITIZENS took the spotlight at the that somewhere purpose of learning the capital needs trance worlds populated by Peo- recent Gcvernor's Conference on Aging when a break brought three of the Baptist 'Schools and the plans ples and plants and animals in day's principles together. From left are H. Burton Aycock. regional represen- •hii; have been deadened to seek whose structures silicon plays the tative from the U. S. Office of Aging; Donald Beckhart, executive director of rsle of carbon on earth. the Kentucky Commission on Aging; and Dr. Donald Kent, director of the U. S. Wald was one of a handful of Office of Aging, Department of Health. Welfare and Education, Washington, learned men assigned to .present D. C. Some 400 persons attended the conference at the University of Kentucky papers at the recent centennial and heard Gov. Bert Combs open the forum with an appeal for community celebration of the National aca- was action to make even more effective, the State and Federal programs for the demy of Sciences. His subject sfair--Here are some of the 17 Chinese -origins of Life." $2so,000 opium Commonwealth's 300.000 persons over 65. The Kentucky Commission, estab- arrested by Lao t 1St a at- ot the Nor- lished by the Legislature in 1962, has spurred the creation of 15 local or county Has "'Universal Elements" a • • freighter Hoegti Dent in Sas Francisco. Altai seized mid, is made committees for the aging, Beckhart said. The life of earth, he was a2.50,000 a.arLii cis opium, beltee..1 routed to Chinatown. •la of **universal elements- and suggests that 'life is bound to oc- Eswlish-speak:ne nations are busy cur wherever conditions permit and Son. Albert Gore. D-Tenn., I .e. R. me preparing a common En- soffiment time has elapsed" for ita Goldwater's suggestion All Time High Collections 1 Cish version of the Mass and the development says - raises some questions about , S. c raments The "conditions- are a planet his qualifications for the • ' The Second Vatican Council al- somewhat resembling the earth in presidency. Holt Into The Church Plates has approved in principle size and temperature and in the the use of modern languages in I amount of radiation it receives FIGHT i these'rites. Pope Paul VI must en- from Its parent star. Scientists B. ROBERT M.'ANDREWS rats accounted generally for the dorse the council's decision before avree there must be many millions . biggest per-memebr gifts during the of universe meeting t nited Press International. it can go into effect. ' planets in the AMEP'7AS "AlritEP Members of Protestant church in i.e. r The nialsr denominations were The bishcpc. including two Amer- hose specifications the United States put a record $2.- concentrated toaard the bottom of icans Archbishop Paul J. Hallman On earth. 99 per cent of the liv- RITIS 722271.673 in the collection plate t h- of Atlanta. Ga., and Bishop James ing parts of all existing organisms year. H. Griffiths of New York. are bring- are made of four elements hydro- , last The 52,533-member Free Metho- Dr. G. kart GOlan In reporting this. the National ing in Biblical scholars, musicians gen. Oxygen. niotrogen. and carbon I d-,' Church led with a whopping Council of Churches attributed the and experts in English language --with a bit of sulphur and phos- 'srre today....and a Lro a, 10..,orrOve $312 SI average all-nme high in church inving to style to help them translate the an- phorus added along with trace a- grow* THE ARTHRITIS I- ouNDATION The eaen smaller Wesleyan Metho- an increase • • cient Linn rites into their own mounts of certain metals. I dist Church was second with 124640 bership. tognue -The great a:b." Wall said, . - „ler member. and the E.angelical the COUTIC11 added, there was done with hydrogen, oxygen, nitro- But, Free Church of America folloaed no coirespond:ng inczease in dollars 'More than 4 000 rabbis, laymen gen, and carbon. and I think one * I zi•h S222 49 per member * lfz THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS contributed per meber. so the av- and visitors from Synagogues in can make an excellent case for the erage annual gift of the Protestant Among the bigger denominations, the United States, Canada and Lat- thsais that, life everywhere in the Plain church-goer actually was iess thar. the United Presbyterian Church in in America are expected to gather universe mnat be constructed 01- ' general assembly from those four elements." 1n1961 ------Tile- I:78.A was 2Ctth settn 18808 per ,1 la Chicago for the marily n lleibert B. Walters, 1:1- Episcopal I of the Union of American Hebrew SKIRTS member. the Protes'ant "suzgestions that He gavs $6615 for all church ..n says Church was 31st with $60 80 per ;Congregations. G. Sanders. William P. Mulloy. and Li:e sale of T%'.4 to prhate causes In :962 a decline of 3 1 per of imember, the Methodist Church was • Marking the 90th anniversary Mrs. Duke K. McCall. Interests uould be to the cent frcm the previous year. 1 36th 168.53. the Soothern Baptist I reform Judaism in this country, Members of the Executive Cons- A...writ of Tennessee and the Of the churches the s.mallsr Convention was 39th $53 06 an d the the meeting is billed by its organ- front other sections of the ta....lion an. certainly eithout conven- MEN'S Lothera.n Church In America was ', izers as the largest Jewish state include Dr Verlin C. Kruach- r...y I...sis of I.. t." 2 si' 10th 14946 tion in the nation The 50th an- witz. Elizabethtown; J B Gatliff, • I niversarv of the National Federa- Jr.. Williamsburg; Rev. John C. wo- TROUSERS Roman Catholic bishops from nine tion of Temple Sisterhoods the Huffman. Mayfield; Dr E. K Judy, men's branch of the movement. Henderson; Rev T L NacSwain, • also will be celebrated Paducah; Dr. Franklin Owen. Lex- • ALL CLOTHES MOT PROOFED ington, Dr Paul Parks, Bowling FIGHT For Your Esers _Green, Dr. Gabe A. Payne, Jr.. HEATING OIL Rea' .iie t I Hopkinsv111; Malcolm R Rhoads, MUSCULAR Cleaners Matt College Joseph Stopher Newport; C L. Smith, Harlan; - Call Need !Bugg. Morganfield; W. L. Wilson, DYSTROPHY 1411 Olive Blvd. PLaza 3-3852 r the commitment of every Kentucky tOwensboro, and Mrs. J. S. Wood- Ba7t! -t to help overcome L'the most ward, Lexington. Which pressing need faced by our companies offer the best e2chnois in shis century-. Mr. Cooke also are— ...sed that Insurance for your car DO NOT SELL :h. Campaign Et. • .ve r mutt- and home? tee had complet-i its committee or- deal witia a number of diff eanizat.w. induct: .g out-standing competing companies.. 134-,r men and women of the Kentucky we're independ KY. Baptist Convention from every sec- cot, we are tion of the state TO THE WO( LD-BE free to select Serving on the committee from fiENTUCH LitiE DICTATORS the policies the Louisville area are W. T. Chap- 'best for you. OIL CO. in, Dr John R. Claypool, Dr Ted A Democrat for Nunn C Gilbert. L. L. Highbaugh. Jr.. Concord Road and Lawrence Kentucky Association New George Wr Norton, Jr. Dr. Edwin Phone 753-1323 W. R Pettigrew. Ira of Insurance Agents F Perry. Dr J. Porter. C..R. Daley. Dr. Harold WOMIIINIMila FOR A RID TO THE POLLS Vote AEIreathitt CALL Waterfield THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS

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