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Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 10-3-1961 The Ledger and Times, October 3, 1961 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, October 3, 1961" (1961). The Ledger & Times. 5178. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5178 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]. e rri 2. 1rAl. e U.N. amount As with which a it :friends are Ilehleteit It A Rea All listusd AistacIty Community Nowspapsi argir- The Newspaper Ltargest Circulation- In With The The City Largest Circulation Circulation In •'4.0;ij The County I. - IN OUR 82nd YEAR _ ,nited Press hiternational Murray,Ky ., Tuesday Afterpoon, October MURRAY POPULATION 10 100 2INTHS 1 96 1 Vol. LXXXII-Noz-232 OCUS ;t PARTY ‘#ON 1THE -SOOARE IS SET TONIGHT '4 Affilurra State College iMarinell Myers Students Invited To Attend -ceoxup-retctsgeduatro-e ing served. A long table half a Named District nigAht belign tth7-71uutrraisy lock long will he set up on the omes where all stndents or Murray - square to M where C hit urray dogs and drinks t State College have been invited will be served. The idea is to to a welcome party by the mer- have a number of serving stations chants of Murray. so that no lines will form. • Dairy Princess The event, coordinated through Merchants themselves will serve On Next Tuesday the Chamber of Commerce is the refreshments and all merchants meant to welcome the students are urged to be on hand tonight of the college to Murray. to help with this job. Miss Marinell Myers. a Murray Milk •Company in the event. won Two of pro basketball's greatest one tit the few three- Hine Alt- Everything will be free for the No stores will be open during State College Home Economics 'over six other contestants repre- teams, the St. Louis Hawks and Americas in college history at Du- evening including free cold drinks, the welcome party, so there will senior, won the District Dairy senting other counties of the Pur- i the Cincinnati Royals, will play a quesne. and the NBA's top draft fruit JUICE', hot dogs, and pop- be nothing to buy. Thousands-at Princess title last night at the chase. pre-season National Basketball As- choice in 1956; and Len Wilkens, corn. weiners and drinks are being pre- McCracken County Courthousw. I -4-. The new District Dair)- Princess sociation game at Murray State one of the top rookie stars in the Two dance bands will be on pared for the festivity and all Miss Myers, entry of the Ryan is the daughter of Mr: and Mrs. College Tuesday night. Oct. 10 circuit last year. hand for the occasion, one for students are welcome to attend. Chester Myers of Lynn Grove and The game L. being sponsored by , Heading the list of talented new- square dancing and the other for This is the first of what is ex- • she is a 1958 graduate of Lynn the NIurray -Backboard Club-. I corner to the Hawk roster is a popular forms. pected to he an annual event. Grove High School. 1 The Hawks, who have son the i man who is well remembered by . Four very short speeches of - - ICI.ViC MUSIC Sbe was born and raised on a ! NBA's western division champion- ! Murray State basketball followers, welcome will be made to the dairy farm and her parents are ship for the past five years. will 1 He is Tom -Terrific" Chilton, the ft udents. Holmes Ellis. Mayor of dairy farmers today. Miss Myers , feature the greatest front line i (Continued on Page 2) Murray, Rev. Walter Mischke re- Meeting AssocAssociation has her own herd of dairy cows in basketball history in 6-9 Bob I presenting the Murray Ministerial Held and has financed her education Pettit. 6,9s Clyde Lovellette. and , ngs Association. James Johnson of the with the proceeds from this herd. 6-4 Cliff Hagan, the latter an' ' oastrnasters Club Chamber of Commerce, and Presi- Drive Begins She has worked for the past Owensboro High Schoid product To Be Formed Here dent Ralph H. Woods of the col' On Financing several summers at the Ryan Milk who earned All-America honors at • . lege will all make short talks Company and has used this money University of Kentncky. The event is being financeded by . Arrangements are being made • a 'to runner her- e-ducation. - - Some of the 'other to p -merchants over the entire city. Of Library The kickoff court for the organization of a Toast- dinner for the Mor- Miss Nbers designs and con- luminaries who will appear with Committees have' been working e 1+.- Civic Association was masters Club in Murray accord- held structs her own wardobe. is presi- the hawks include 11-year veter- since the inception of the idea sst night ing to Dr. A. H. Kopperud. In- In an attempt place %Oh practically all -dent of Kappa Omicron Phi an an Larry Foust. who 'has scored to make the event as pleasant to the pub- terested persons are invited by as aorkers connected with the drive honorary home economics, society Miss Marissell Myers more than 11.000 points in NBA possible. lic library on a secure financial present. George Hast is president which she helped to locate the the Paducah Toastmasters Club to basis, 25 citizens representing civ- on pia). Woody Sauldsherry, Popcorn toppers will be set up of the Association with Mrs. campus, holds meet with them next Monday Oc- ic organizations met in the library MSC and an av- former Little All-America a from6-m7 at vantage `points on the South Charles Clark the organizational erage of 3.7 in academic standing. tober 9 to observe them in action, on North •Sixth Street 'Monday Texas Southern Univ. who Mos- and West sides of the square chairman. s an , almost straight -A- average The dinner meeting will be held "evening and made plans for -pen- Purchase District Beef Show at the Cahanna Club which will with Calloway County popcorn be- The drive for membership in " Milk forms a regular part of first oith the meting the program. Hawks; Si Green, ats° be a — - the Association will continue for Miss Myers' daily diet, she sarm — ladies night. Roy Mays. senior representative Plates this week only and it was point- with at least a glass of will be $201) each and TO INVITE IKE of the Library' Extension, Frank- 1' (..1 out by Mrs. Clark that 'this Nith each meal. And Sale Is Held Yesterday Brownie, Popular reservations may be made by call- fort, was present and discussed trig Joe Pat James ,A ill he the only opportunity for Miss Myers said that her ambi- or Dr. Kop- the methods used in other library Resident Of perud by Friday , • ehe people of Murray and Cello- lion is to be a "homemaker" and City Hall, at noon. • centers. The annual Purchase Quorict Calloway, Fulton, Trigg. The Toastmasters Club GETTYSBURG, pa am, _ pos. way County to participate in this a teacher. A girl does not just Graves. Killed By Fire is or- The local library has been run- 0 Beef Show and Sale was held !Marshall, Hickman. Carlisle. Truck ganized along the tones season's offering. No individual 'have to be a housewife. she said, Mc of the iner Japanese Prime Minister No- ning the past few years on public yesterday at the Murray Livestock 1Cracken and Livingston. A total Toastmistress Club and meets two .busuke Kishi planned - performance tickets will be sold, she can be a homemaker. Bros nit% tht popular bull dog today to in donations — these dohations being ""A Company with Bill Maddox. a oil 68 blue ribbons were awarded nights each month. Execllent train- President The: association plans to brisg homemaker does more, she builds at the Murray Fire vite former Eisenhower made by clubs. individuals, busi- Fulton County 4-H member, show- entrants. 31 red, and 19 white. Department, ing is afforded in public some outstanding artists to Murray a homes, she said. made speaking to visit Japan and to apologize and ing the grand champion animal The 'sale average his last fire call this morn- and guides nesses. and city county fusels. this year as it has in the past. : The next step in her quest for $29.42 per hun- and materials are for cancelling Eisenhower's sched- The animal, a heavy Angus, was tired weight ing. He would have been thirteen furnished The time has come, according to The purpose of the association is the state title will be the contest and brought a grand every club for meet- uled visit last year because of purchased by the Bank of Murray total of 528.687 years old next February 5. the library board members and to bring good music to Murray in Louisville in February. Miss 60. leftist riots. for 50 cents a pound and Apparently Brownie was under 141gs. those present who have studied cost brought ' In the breed divisions. Lynn- at a which is not prohibitive. Myers appeared on television to- a total of $487 go. the fire truck when it wheeled the situation, to the library to Mrs. C. Major of the Fulton County FFA ('. Lowry is secretary 'day at noon from the Paducah out of the station to answer a call be supported by astax program or flOf the organization (Continued on Page 2) and Russell I station.
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    • Presented Fairly, dearly ( |hc Community Inter* 2 And Impartially Each Week Kn|| Local Corerage ret Complete News Pictures CARTERET, N J., FRIDAY, MARCH-9, 1962 tnwnd M tnd CUa IUD At P O., Cvtmt, • J. PRICE TEN CENT8 Ppurt in Industry Democrats To Face Voted; New Ti ets Moore Site Councilmanic Post Winter is Leaving Roads ilineral Kolibas Heads Otlowski Jackson, Here Full of Pot holes j npirits CARTBMT—A rash or pot- Darin* the wet weather water For Congress Club Here Such In holes, spawned by the winter works its wny under tin- surface CARTERET — Officers for Vito. William Fleming Coun-I season, l» spreading over the and M)lt' i> the road fmmda- i the Otlowski for Congress Club cilman Adam Szymbor^l. and| borou«h roadway* making the turn The constant potindim: of of Carteret were elected at a William Elliot. driving a bit darnerou* ,tinfflc crumbles the surface meeting last week. John M.j The ten-member board of dl- s IJuver The situation^ exlntu along material And a steady rain i> Kolibas. founder of the groupftctors include Charles Miller, 1 Battle moat of the roads, the main »r- enouiih to wash out tin loose WIN CASH AWARDS: At ;i Management Dinner held at iln- K«r?e Inn, Harry Buchanan, Iwas unanimously named presi-lsecretary of the Zoning Board >1 ex- tcriei at wrll u the side streets mutei'inl rxrrutlvr vice prfitidrnt nf the Metal A Thermit Corpnraliiii, iiresented Frank Siekitrka dent jof Adjustment: Joseph LfschekJ CARTERET—Borough Dem- utfrei '•» KoingHere and there thf 8treet De- From this point the hole is and Kdw.ird Fltzpatrick * SM5.1I0 aw;ird for their partirip.iUoii in the Company's Surges- Other officers are Roy Jack" " - a member of the Board of ocrats will face a three waf v<vpia< front*.lpartment has been running as se|f-perp<tuHting.