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The Ledger and Times, October 3, 1961

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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

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-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 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 '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 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 . and , ngs Association. James Johnson of the with the proceeds from this herd. 6-4 , 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 - 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. -in Weatherford of the Col. at the Kentucky Colonel, and fait- else it is doomed. q/lohnson is in charge of publicity. Danny Kemp Wins District • : leg High FFA chapter showed the ed to move fast enough to miss Because of the finariekal situa- Those , interested III purchasing reserve Mule Pulling Horse grand champion, a light the big wheels of the truck. i stion, the library project being season memberships in the 3980Cla• Angus Benefit Night For The animal waS bought by Ironically a fire trot* caused placed on the ballot for vo this lion are asked to contact the head Show Will Be A. W Simmons of Murray and Farm Bureau Held Grade Grid Teams his death. when for most of hi, King Contest November. Plans were made quarters located at the Kirk A. sold for 40 cents bringing s life, • his best friends have berg. day night to publicize the project Pool Compans• total of $310.40 Is Planned Thursday the city firemen. Brownie won the and inform all voters of the neces- -- The Lynn Grove Parent-Teach- The grand champion. showman- hearts of most people who knew sity of voting this tax of 8 cents era Association will sponsor a , ship in the Future Farmer divi- The committee for Grade Foot- him and begged with aplomb, still on $100,00 assessed property. Lynn Grove Holds ball horse show and mule pulling con- 1 sion went to Charles Eldridge of will stage a bent-fit ball game maintaining his dignity. Those present at the meeting on First P-TA Meeting test at the school on Saturday, the College High Chapter. Bill Thursday evening. Qctober 5. (See Cut Page Four) were. Mrs John Pasco). library.. at Holland October 7th. !Maddox of Fulton County won the Stadium. The first hall He carried the nickles and dimes board chairman; Mesdames W. C. game The all day affair a being plan- grand champion showmanship in will start at 7:00 o'clock which he begged from anyone, to Elkins, Rob Buie, Edna Darnell, • • and The Lynn Grove PT. A. held ned and sponsored by- the P-T. A.. the 4-11 division The Ribbons in will match the Bears and the- firtmen and they in turn put J. I. Hosick, Albert Tracy, Ben Steelers its first meeting of the 1961-62 as a f...snee project. The club this class were furnished by the The second game will the money in his bank, a can with Trevathan, William Nall, Edmund school year, Thursday night at will serve a chciken dinner at Calloway County Farm Bureau. start at 8:00 o'clock The Colts a hole in it. When meal time canfe Steytler, Russell Terhune. --Roger and the 7 o'clock. in the school lunch the noon hour at $1.00 per plate. One hundred and eighteen ani- Browns sill lock horns. around Brownie w cc u Id solicit Hornsby. C. C. Lowry. James This room A large crowd attended and A large crowd is expected to at- inals were entered in the show will be the fourth game some of his hard earned money Rudy Allbritten. Lowell.. Palmer, a pot luck stipper*wa. of the season The Colts. , enjoyed. so tend. .ss_s_ from nine counties that included coached and go to Swann's Grocery or Hansel Ezell; MiSA Risby Smith, Bro William hy Dan Parker and R Whitlow. pastor Dan Pugh are Parker's.. Food Market for his Or, and Mrs. Alfred Wolfson, Mr. thethe Salem leading the league Baptist Church sow with a record hamburger. Keeping a tight disc- and Mrs. George .Hart. the devotional Mrs. Billy of won 2. lost 0, tied 1 In Murdock second ipline on his appetite, Brownie program chairman, presented place the Bears of Wells as Purdom, would take the wrapped ham- :•ntertainment for the evening. Jr and Al McClain have won ths 2. burger back to the fire station to nn Grove I lost J. tied 0 In third • 5 Junior High ban , rs. Pool Name place the eat at his leisure. is t h several of the students Iron, 1Steelers, coached by Buddy Buck- 99 Year Old s Brownie .created a furor about - Lynn Grove who a-re now attend Ingham and Chuck Miller have a three years ago, when it was con- mg Calloway County lligh, aIr won 0, lost 1, and tied 2 record sidered that he • partscipat ing In 4th place the Browns of Jimmy was getting old, New Concord by treeing a 'possum on the court The business meeting was pre Futrell and Carl Stout have a re- Business square. The final disposition of the sided Woman cord of won 0, lost over by the president, Glen 2, and tied possum is unknown. . Kelso. Mrs. Clifford Miller, secre 1. Firemen 'feel the loss Woman Dies tails read the minutes of the last This program is sponsored bY of the I meeting. The treasurer's report the following groups, Murray Ja)- friendly dog. who considered the was given by Mrs_ Lowell Key. tees, Murray Lions, Murra) Rotary. city hall his domain. He was act- • Mrs. -Mammy" U TT Dean Stubble- Mrs. Miller also gave a report of Of The Year and Murray Manufacturing Com- ually owned by former City Clerk Charlie Grogan, field, age 99. died Monday after- •he finance committee. 4 pany Please come out and sup- but made his Streets • noon at 1:45 o'clock President Kelso appointed th: port this program on Thursday home at- the city hall. from corn plications of an extended illness. following chairmen for the year fessional Wornan's night, October 5. dun, as the [ Her death came at her home on spiritual guidance. Mrs Alfred "Business Woman Admission will be charged. Fifty of the Year" at Funeral Held For :Murray route five near New Con- (EY Taylor, program, Mrs cents for adults and twenty-five Billy Mur- a meeting last week. cord. Road dock; publicity. Mrs Jim Scott; cents for children. Anyone who Mrs. Susie Vinson Mrs Pool has bet n a member of She is survived by six daughters. SOO membership. Mrs. Ben Todd. Mrs. wants to contribute tic this pro- the local club since 1929 when Mrs. Oclie McCuiston. Murray route T. (' Hargrove, and Mrs. gram may do so by contacting , Bryan the club had their me-Sting place D two. Mrs. Hontas Galloway. Tavluur Banks. Oakland. in the basement of the Peoples Funeral services were held this California. Mrs. Lula Allbritten. ?IP ifternonn Bank bultifinr at 2:00 p m for Mrs. Danny Kemp and Miss Mary Beth Bassell Hazel. Mrs Mavis McCreery. Mur- She has held every office in Carter P-TA To Susie Vinson. age 76. Mrs. Vin- ray route five, Mrs. Vada Collie, • her organization and was presi- Meet On Thursday -on died Sunday at "fter home on The Kentucky Lake Distriet Farm state convention of the Kentucky Alba. Missouri, and Mrs. Bella Woad's' dent in the year 1955-56. She held Murray route three Bureau King and Queen Contest Farm Bureau at Lexington. corn- Bell. Paducah; two sisters, Mrs. a state office in 1952 and was The rites were conducted at and Talk Meet were held last peting with the other district Ada Hutchinson. Paducah..and Mrs. The Carter P-T. will meet vice-director of District the Elm Grove Baptist Church night at the Kentucky Dam Vil- winners over the slate (or the Lena Willoughby. New Concord; One last 'in the cafeteria at Carter School Report with Rev. M. T. Robertson and lage. Winner of the King Title was title of Kenttick) Farm Bureau 12 grarnichildren. 21 great-grand- year. Presently she is serving as a at 2:30 p. m. Thursday, October Rev. J H. Thurman officiating. Danny Kemp. son of Mr and Mrs. King. children. saased Isms aiiemillmed director. 5th. and five great-great. Burial was in the Elm Grove Ce- J. C. Kemp. (:oldwater Road. Revs grandchildren. Mrs. Pool is secretary to the The devotional and music will Western Kentucky — Mostly metery. Evelyn Jenkins, McCracken Coun- Winner of the impromptu speak- Mrs. Stubblefield was a member Dean of Students at Murray States he given by the sixth grade. Prin- sunny and mild today and Wed- Active pallbearers were Paul ty. was crowned district queen. ing Talk Meet oas !lamp Brooks". of the New Concord Church of College, and is the wife of •BiTIK cipal Dennis Taylor will speak on nesday, fair and cool tonight, high Dill, Loyd Vinson. Leroy Griffin, Mary Beth Bayed], daughter of Jr.. College Farm Road. !lamp,, be held Wednesday at 2 00 p. m. A. Pool. local busines man. She the subject, "Spurring Their Pro- today in 60s, Arthur Vinson. C D. Vinson. Wil- , Mr. and Mrs Howard Bazzell. son-of Mr. and Mrs W 11 Brooks,[with Henry Hargis and R J Bur- the mid low to- has one sun w•ho is now an engi- syess In School". Mrs. Charles lie Vinson. Gene Knight and Kirksey. took second place in the is a freshman at NIurras State poe conducting the rites Burial night in the upper 30s. High neer Clark will at Oak Ridge. Tennessee. She conduct the business Jimmy Vinson. The ,.Board of Dea- queen contest. College He has won several hon- ' will he in the New • 'edneW sday near 70. - meeting. Concord ceme- has a .grand daughter Ginny toon, cons of the Elm Grove Baptist Danny is a junior at Murray Col- ors in his FFA work, taking first tery. Temperatures at 5 •••••••11• a m. of Oak Ridge' Hostesses will he Mrs. Lester 'Louisville 52. -Lexington 47, Coy- ('hurch served as henotaeY-tiallf- lege High with several honors to E nlace in the state FIA impromptu The grandsons will act as pall- Mrs. kirk Pool , Mrs,. Pool attended the national Nanny, Mts. Howard Titsworth. hearers. ington 48. Paducah 41. Bowling his credit in both 4-11 and STA. speaking !lamp will represent the bearers The Max Churchill Fu- convention of Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Mrs. Art Green 50, Business Se Prats.e; The J. H. flstirchill Funeral He has won many state honors in Kentucky Lake District in Novem- neral Home has charge " of ar- London 47 and Hopkins- Mrs. Kirk. A. Poqi w4s named Lee. Mrs. Richard 4 Tuck and Mrs Home had charge of the arrange- his work. Ile will represent the ber at the Farm Bureau Conven- Prisiligements ,....whete friends may - ville 46. by her club, the Busint•s at Pro- (Continued on Page 2) Paul Huffing. ments Kentucky Lake District at the tion in Lexington. call. ••••-•

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_ • ?Ann TWIP • Lp:rocign & TIME'S - MURRAY, KF.NTLICKY I OCTOBER- 3. 196i will unveil , All- - THE LEDGER & TIMES Pro •. • Americza guard from State. PUBLISHED by LEDGER h TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. bate.' . Other top names on the Ihuals New-York Yankees Big Fayori*To Win Consolidation of the Marray Ledger, .the CalloWay Tjmer., and The :(Centinued from Page 1114 inch& Wayne Embry. 6-9 249. Tunes-Herald, October ;0, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January pound center:, Bob !tome!, the I, 1942. ....- - former Kansas StIte All-America; Even If Ailing nation% seeond,leading senrer45c1 liras To Set Out-Open-et JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Hub Reed, former Oklahoma City Vette at East Tennessee - State Univ. great; and Arlen Bockhorn, By LEO H. PETERSEN Rea had a doubtful starter, too, feet-WM a series - du We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, College. Chilton has played three ex-Dayton star. Another expected the 'Reds the fiftb game another day would UPI Sports Editor catcher . Although match the Yankees, or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the beat in- times before Murray audiences addition to the club will be St be off fur travel with the six. terest NEW. YORK 4111% - Whether ft is that defensive of our readers. while starring, for the Buccaneers. Louis University's huge center. Johnson worked behind the two hitting and and seventh games, if necessary, Mickey Mantle Is in the lineup rookie Cincinnati receivers. Jerry superiority plusexperience which NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: Another Hawk is Cleo Hill. a 64 Bob (Bevis) Nordman, a 6-10 260- acheduled for t he stadium on WALLACE WTTMER CO., 1509 or not -. and there's a strong apparent)y led the odds-malthrs Macuson Ave., Memphis, high-scoring guard from Winston- pound behemoth. Zimmerman and John Edwards, Wednesday and Thursday; Oct.11 Tenno.Time & Life Bldg., . N.Y.; possibility he Stefinenson Bldg , Detroit, Mich. Salem Teachers College- who was Backboard members in --charge will slt- out the most of- the season, Hutchinson to make the New Yorkers favor- and' 12. opening game,--• a NAIA choice on the Sinai! Col. of game arrangements are elipect- the New York wanted hj.in..in_the__series....laecause ites. N4)11e of the 25 Cincinnati All, except standing room and - Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky 'for transmission lgeoAdl-AmericaOam last seasOn. ing a sell-out Crowd for what Yankees a701,1re 'rated 11-5 fat"'- of his experience. Johnson, who players ever has played in a series bleacher tickets have been sold Second Class Matter , - - -The Royals will be led by the legurel to be -one of the biggest orcies _to defeat _tfte• Cincinnati has. a _etrained, side __muscle, was for bath parks. Reds in the B ti t 'buying SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20c, per +Big' 0". Oscar Robertson, who attractions ever staged here. World Series which a third-string catch(Z7'F- with the Htitchinson isn't- holds 70,000 while month 85c. In Calloway and adjoin.ng counties, per year, $3.50; else- ayerigeei better than 30 points begins Wedrigsday. linkers and Hutchinson wants to those odds. - holds only 30,000. 'there, $5.50. ' 'a game last year in his initial pro Mantle. 'Joking pale and weak take advantage of his knowledge -They -Wft"Tavored over the The long .range forecast called seaSon. Jollowini-his release from the hos- of the Yankee hitters. Pirates last year, too," recalled for cloudy weather in New Il*i \ - Oti:TOP,ER 3; 19(3.i.. I Robertson was voted "Rookie Purchase .. . pital, frankly admitted, "I don't both Johnson and Mantle, ap- the Reds 'skipper. -13esitlea,. the' on Wednesday with the tempt think I'll be able to play if! don't peared for workouts in big Yan- odds were much larger against of the Year" and made the all- (Continued from Pale 1) lure in the 60's. WELCOME NEWS league team 'last year after three feel any better than I did yester- kee Stadium Monday, but Mans, us - 60-1 - on winning the Na- day:" tional League great seaaons at University of exhibited the champion Hereford the new - king, did not petulant. Nevertheless, • Cincinnati. • 4 lehich sold to the Citizens Bank ..f the odds-makers dress fur the practice session.- Familiar Underdog Role INCREASED RADIOACTIVITY 11wyman. another sensation- installed the Yankeet- 9-5 "I'm still all in," said__Maris, "We've been underdogs all year. lifiRERT NVVNIAN. General Manager of the Murray Jack Hickman at 38 cents a pound for 'ehoices al point maker, finished fourth to $351 88. The reserve champion to win the opener, with pressure- -but ready Wednesday." We're used to it. 1 know we're ATHENS RIPE - Soviet nuclear '.‘latitilacturing Urinal:my, itt o nevi v release_ s esterday stated Robertson's third among the., top Hereford .was owned by Charles tested going tor the Johnson worked out but did not not supposed to win, but l'haven't tests increased radioactivity meas- that, a, continued -' ,ugh ilt_vet of employment' is anticipated by score'rs in the league and is one Eldridge of College High. Eldrid- American League champions a- take batting-practice. ; told the players- yet so they don't ured here to record levels, the of Tthhee ogoa}noa les. s sthogreat astcotrheers.n awks gainst another left Mantle, five pounds un de r- know it. (,reek Atomic Energy Authority the comp:Tr-1y.. This 6-battik is held by the cumpany in splte ge's animal was purchased by Mur- bander, Jim e ray. Manufacturing at 35 cents a O'Toole of the 'Reds. . weight, walked around the run- announced, Wednesday. rit the -lact that- prcitiluctic.it ..•it a huge '4.za.x.)i)..rattls "After all the games are going time's' last year and proved to Found for $334 28. , Ralph -Hook; _who wan the pen- ning-track .He limped slightly. being to to be played between those wane a conclusion. P.- be St. Louis' toughest foe, also Ernie Rob Bailey of the College nant for the Yankees in his fresh- Suffering FroFro, Cold lines - and not on paper." lino ii icd i sselconie tievi to ar-nf Murray and (.'.ilki- High FEA chapter had the chain- man year as a manager, said he He-had been released from Len- still is hoping Mantle vi t.(unity and we- Ft juice ss itil the many- fine Catiou ay pion Sit irthorn which sold to will. be able ox Hill Hospital only a couple of Both Houk and Hutchinson have kMurrayg Livestock Company for to play. While there he un- ioLk airlasa are uniplos oil there._ hours earlier_ their series pitching set. After Facts And 34 cents. The animal brought $344.- "He's played so many times be- deenLjstinor_er_ osurgery Jut an Theores•ree- . - champion noff: Tore 'Then- beCn abscess on the right hip. He aito Cr. (16-31 and Bill was owned lyt Larry the Untied t'n111i.yincut it l7citlucing several new-model ranges. horn Bugg, on bench, so maybe he will had been suffering from a cold. Stafford (14-9) for the Yankees. n▪ Figures On Hickman County 4-11. R. B. Berry be out there," Houk said. 11 Ink a preonotion at the ri toil Noel Icing carried for . Even without Mantle,. the Yan- Hutchinsan will start right hand- on and Son paid V cents a pound for "I'd. -ura like ki t have, him in .01. kees - on paper - *Nave 'a big ers (21-10) irn the second the presently priAtte-ed a iii 111RV, pr.2.11i.A.4.ta .bcitt t a.-total uf.S2112.1.8..._.., . cage iw et* the Reds in the power 'game' and Bob_ Purkey'' (16-12) Twenty-three of the animals in the near futttre on a 3u ineh. "mole% This new Tappan World Series Still Undecided department. They have hit 249 in the third.''strToole's season's yesterday were selected for a ratige Hiip said be would wait until homers, riiajar league club rec- b.ith electric and gas models and in the Tice showmanship -clay,S7 which 1011 5 a record .was 19-11 lifter the Yankees' workout today .444. J ,tariding and built-in stk i• tucll. .. • NEW YORK UT? - Facts and held Thurattay° at' the Reelfoot ord, with Maria leading the way before making up his mind about Cre4 first and second games in figures on the 1961 World Series: Packing Company in with that fantastic 61 followed by tly -providing a-- large - ntimber -of- tutidels: c Juts Union City, Man tie, the best-four out of seven series Opponents - New York Yan- Tennessee. Mantle with 54. The Reds, and conveniences fur the hoti,ert ife sive!'" the. a:Dion. Tappan other hand, hit only 158. • will be played in Yankee Stadium kees: American League champions, --Prize money totaling 9400 has "If he can't play, it will be -Wednesday -and Thursday. Friday liopea 's'esplittre agcotl isirt the f:lial•ga• Fine-moat Reda. -National-Lea- been set aside for -this claw- to -I 4 r) Marts in center with (Yo- The Yankees also appear tfflbc in open date for fraVel _sponsored by Ken, getout; -their .-f the' r , hainAns eient_ is the. gis Berra in left and (John) Sian.: have a 'big edge in field.eng_ap --1.siftW the third, fourth' and fifth First team to win lucky Department of Agriculture hieli re•tilting W,t141er - chard in right," he added, in catching. Only in pifehing-=. Of necessary) games to be played hen. In coat:lite to lie oith a under the direction of Emerson four games. • ____ Manager Fred Hutehtnson of thewhich usually is the most vital ii\Crosley Field, Cincinnati. After high .ktu,-lnt einifle.inent; \\ ii pointvel ,;ut that tho. high _ Opening game - .Wednesday,. Beachamp. Commissioner of Agri- ctilture. and assistant commission level c.aii 'be Illatiitaitted oil]) of • iortieipateil sales. materialize, Oct 4. at Yankee Stadium. er. Maned J. Vinson. _Vinson is .111.1toosii..csturx.c. bULJL,_L•otnetlint. Starting time - 1 p no_ EDT. • Odds Yankees-are 9=5 favor- ainatme of Callaway County and ovvAlto...keki by ft,14,, intluding. die- people who run our na- it's tt win the first game and are a graduate of Murray College High. WANTED! MEN INTERESTED IN tional got eminent. 11-5 favointes to win the series. Dr. W. P. Garrigus. head of the 1Ir. -1.:11rte•hchtt'• 0,111.1 milieu kart' aTioaltiahle It'- fl Weather forecast. Cloudy, ernperature In the 60's. animal husbandry department and if ht. cOtilel sit in one onic c. ni itf en,:t at the st•o o associate lml.v Radio TV coverage - All director of the caper.; 9 1 station LOAN & FINANCE POSITIONS! j•lant.atitl see just boo ••• •••ttots of 'free eine r1111,C games broadcast and televised na- ment of the University of Kentucky, Was the judge of the profit tis, it inch leitt!t Anierica. pr.is tionally by National Broadcasting SLcAUSE OF STEADY GROWTH in our 70 Branches, we have opportunities avail- silld 11.-A% tilt' in show. able for able. ambitious married or single men who are looking for Career Success . JOii, crealca,- htlqiic•-•71. traije. cocci:yes builthoo. C“. I NBC'i TV broadcasts start at • in 12:V__p_in. and radio broadcasts lndustnal Loan, Personal Loan and Sales Finance Fields. ant/ abot ;in iii iftEry-o)lc. 'both einployer Tand' We- otar at t2-45 p.m. APPLICANTS SHOULD BE 22 TO 35 - have at least high school education-and be WORLD,. Employee an intier. fee-Iing ot sa.tisia\,tican, xt.-.11 E,teem. and Opening some pitchers: Whitey eager for future ad•ancement. Experience in finance fields helpful. but not neces- Ford Yankees 425-4) vs. Jim rs. Pool • • • sary. pride of accomplishment. ss Special consideration to men completing armed service duty. I of Reds 419..ge 11e appreciate the statement of He'd) \)mini and 11..pe (Continued from Page 1) TOP•NOTCH TRAINING will be given men chosen- to prepare them for future( Sites and dales of remaining - Managerial positions. Good Starting Salary with periodic Merit Adjustments, Free that tolk, otcr the uatr‘•:: 'buy 1 await products. \‘e are that games - 2nd game. at Yankee salmi Woman's Clubs in Chicago Hospitalisation and Lit. Insurance, Generous Employee Savings Plan and other bene- 'slushits,:tark,c „sse., knots if hai,i2criA Stadium. Oct. 5. 3rd. 4th aad 5th this past summer where a good fits. SERIES o nect yr-at -Crasley ti;untian. can re .t : La the liniossiedge that' friend wfolong standing. Mrs. Ka- OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE also for men with past successful experience in In- Cincinnati. Oct. 7-8-9: 6th and 7th therine Peden of Hopkinsville was i ifiey hate ajvl.. dustrial Loan. Personal Loan -- and Sales Finance operations. AN NBC EXCLUSIVE _ lit neer:a:aryl at Yankee Stadium, - elected national president. FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION phone Oto 1L-12 or come in today. Ask for Mr. Evans. Out See It In Color On .4 of town Applicants may write. Rival • managers - " NOW YOU KNOW Yankees; , Reds-. By United Pr•ss International TIME Ten Years Ago Today Tealms previous series records- Inc f.rst sec retary of the De- TimE FINANCE CO. UNDER STATE Yankees hace appeared in ser.es SUPERVISION CHANNEL 6 Ledger & Times File partment of the Interior. created L0 A N 25 times since 1904. winning 18 i by Congre.ss during the a/lin:mis- PLAN 210 East Broadway Mayfie:d PL 3-1410 times. Reds have appeared. in Oration Of Zachary Taylor in 1849, WPSD-TV - . . series three times, winning twice. was Th,mas Ewing. Paducah rruht-;!t, ii high t, I C'e .t.itc (in i a .; •",.. • t :iiit;' stith ;- -t, V, ;II ..s f:, ti the top game of the Zrra. N% „j NI., an!NV•1;;itoi 11 II- rite ttr-ee. Application Blank .,11 the hattlt 1-1 'I lie \ineris•.,n Last tlti •!. :I fH,11 fry 1GV5,250.0 FOR INDIVIDUALS OR FAMILY GROUPS at .Ni-iittie:sy St..1 Part: lhur..lay night. ace. r.:ing to To: Equitable Life and Casualty Insurance Agency I, • •111:uaroicr0. A motorcade still form at the ;....*•.it liar at sfi 1.a.k. • . PAID DIRECT TO P.O. Box 3974, Oklahoma City 6, Oklahoma 276 t oi/i•••• ..f 1;itri- ay vete called nprir. -day by Mayor YOU Gentlemen-I am enclosing SI 00 In payment for one I iart • to t .lo ie•; actiee part in the .itat)011-, of WHILE IN THE HOSPITAL FROM month's insurance for Equitable Life and Casualty Insurance Company's HOSPITAL POLICY. Ft'.• Pit e. irk, I k-tuber- 7- m. 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ik•61 *TUESDAY —OCTOBER A. 1961 awwwwiwarai LEDCIF.R TIS41TS — MURRAY. KENtUCKT • PAGE THREIL. 4 / RESOLUTION - Resolution be spread on the min- R. B. Patterson, Cleric utes of this Court and distributed WHEREAS, our Lord In His to the press of Calloway County, net Hog Market infinite wisdom has called out Kentucky, from our midst Esq. W. D. Steeley; TOBACCO ADVISORY and; • CALLOWAY COUNTY LOUISVILLE, Ky. MI — The Federal - State Market News FISCAL COURT . Service, Tuesday, WHEREAS, W. D. Steeley has tobacco curing advisory for Ken- Oct. 3, 1961. By: Waylon Rayburn, Kentucky Purchase - ther day would served a.a Magistrate and a tucky and southern Indiana, pre- Area Hog Judge, Calloway Market report with the six. member of the Calloway County County, pared by the United Slates De- including 8 buying Kentucky stations. Receipts 5, if necessary, Fiscal Court for many years, and; partment of Commerce Weather Monday totaled Whereupon, Squtre Willoughby 323' head. Today barrows and gilts e stadium tin WHEREAS, W. D. Steley • has Bureale in cooperation with the moved the adoption of the above are mostly 25c tursday, OctS11 rendered outstanding public serv- University of Kentucky department lower. Mixed U.S. FOR SALE NOTICE Resolution, which motion was duly No. 1, 2 and I ice to the people -of Calloway of Agronomy: 3 barrows and gilts YOUR seconded by Squire Warren, 190 250_ lbs. ding room and MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY BRICK HOUSE, 2 YR . County and has endeared himself and Tobacco curing conditions will to $17.25 to $17.50; NOW all magistrates voting "Aye", the continue poor in 255 to 270 lbs. $16.50 to $17.25; lave' been sold old. Large living room, two bed- OPEN - J & J GLASS Co., personally to the members of this eastern. Ken- motion is passed, the Sinkee Stadium rooms, dining room, kitchen, bath, 195 North 'Fifth Street fforrnir Court, and Resolu- tucky today and Wednesday. Poor- 275 to '300 tbs. •$15.75 to $16.75; tion is adopted this 3rd day of er burley curing 150 to 185 lbs. $14.50 $16.75; • Crosley Field utility, carport. Electric heat. Fully Kengas location). We do all kinds NOW, THEREFORE, be it re- weather is al- to October, 1961, so indicated in 3 sows • insulated. Lot is 180 by 30. Five of glass work. Table tops, storm solved that this Fiscal Court pun- central Kentucky Na. 2 and 300-600 lbs. and forecast called BUSINESS miles -out on Highway glass, mirrors, replacements. Free licly commend southeastern Indiana today, $13.50 to $16.50. Boars- all weights 641. Priced W. D. Steeley for I, R. B. ratterson, Clerk estimates. of the but some improvement is indi- $9.00 to $12.00. r in New 1140 to sell. See R. J. McDougal, Almo, Experienced. Prior" PL his lung and faithful service to Calloway 3-5970. Fiscal Court, do hereby cated in that area on Wednesday. h the tempt Ky. ol4p nov2c Calloway County, Kentucky, and certify that the above and fore- In sestern Kentucky and south- extend to his family and friends going Resolution was adopted by western Indiana good curing wea- AT t h e deepest sympathy -of this MATTHEW TRAILER SALES. WANTED the Calloway Fiscal Court on the ther is in store both today and DIRECTORY' Court and-deliver to the members Brand new 1961 house trailer, 3rd day of October, 1961, and Wednesday. Farmers in the area DIOACTIVITY of his family a copy of this Reso- 10x45; 2 bedroms, $3,895. Cash same is recorded in Order Book expected to have bad curing con- LADY FOR PART TIME WORK lution and that a copy of price. 29 ft. all metal, $895.00. this 12. ditions are. advised to start fires Soviet nuclear in local store. Apply by letter to Clean 34 ft. 2 bedrooms, reason- today and continue lioactaity meas- Box 151, them at low able, $1,095. Hwy. Murray, Ky. o9p VARSITY: Wednesday & ord levels, the 45 at Mayfielg, heat through Wednesday. Thurs- across from Pipeline service sta- If not day "Bridges At Toko-Ri," fea- tem, Authority ADDING MACHINE* OFFICE HOUSEMOTHER TO LIVE IX, Answer to equipped to use .heat, SUPPLIES tion. Phose CROSSWORD PUZZLE Yesterday's Puzzl CH 7-9066. o7c supervise, chaperone, run house barn ventilators should he open- ure 100 minutes, starts at: 1:13, AND TYPEWRITERS Ledger & ACROSS Times PL 6-1916 for several young college students. tPrenetta ed during daytime if cured leaves 3:09, 5:05, 7:01, and 8:57. 1-7onen COMO 1933 ajEVROLET Station Wagon. Call for further details Call PL 4-Prepare. ft:4;r 1B-UsrootId: hanging outside the barn come out & Sales & Service 3- EICII2K3 1 11:1313 Clean, low 1349, 4-11 Man of case. Otherwise the barn should Ledger & Times PL 3-1916 rnilage. Phone PL 3- p.m. o3p 11-fiefare missal flIMI MOON .n1210 PAINT STORES 1556. 12-Number 9- remain closed. 1 'OH t-Eseltittni NOW) agtig In weather of this sort heat in DRUG Tidwell Paint Store PL. 3-3080 14- E x 1st Meg STORES IS-Dimmed, la law cititlf3L nine MCI the tobacco barns, in addition to LIVING ROOM SUITE, Practical- Instructions 21-1111i4a 1311MIMICI rariimmgm providing lower- humidity, -helps kelt Drugs PL 3-2547 ly new. Pliot-Te-15L 3-5557. 19-Scor,Ii -. Iklit ww man MOTEL MANAGEMENT - MEN, 21-Wager 11-Roman ogilds5 to keep the temperature at levels - 52 bronze Wen EIWOO MaDMI PRINTING 1958 RAMBLER wornen. and couples to train for -Away' With., which will produce good quality V-8 STATION Out OffIclal le- Vast age 3alla imau mo Open- 6:00 • Start 6:45 wagon. motel management and operation. Leave 12- Three- DOD cured leaves. Advice from the U. INSURANCE Ledger & Time. PL 3-1616 Power brakes, power banded l2101(110 Only matured (abbr.) 4 MUM •f - ENDING TONITE - steering. Phone PL. 34911. o5e will be considered,. 24-Liawn _, armadillo UMW 0011774 K. - indicates that for proper Ifrazee, Melugm & Holton Age over 25. Write National Motel goddess - Walk ea 14 mam uotim oaks curifig, the temperatures inside the 28- Slays water • Gen. Insurance .... PL 3-3415 Training Inc., Box 32-V, Murray, 29- 116-Wealtea barn should remain above 50 de- RESTAURANTS Troiiserg 27 SS HELP WAN1ED Ky. o4p 31-Seo -Wash -Memoranda 66-nude grees. 33- Spanish few light! v 41-Trader JIB-Insert fur. 43-Obstruct Id-Girl's name South Side Restaurant "river- IT LADIES READY TO WEAR 111-Paid notice roptitiously 45.Wipe4 Got -Rodent REAL EaTliTE SALESMAN wan- :0-Cry 47- Insect egg 65 "Fresh .Cat Fish" Services S5-iiietreas 49- -Period of Ltttletons PL 2-4533 ted. Considerable property now Offered siornal SS-Female nostelry time I17-Shallow (colloq.) 52-Tissue 60 listed and numerous leads avail- St- -Lair TYPEWRITER RENTAL WOMAN DESIRES TO CARE for vessel Title of 64-Baker's 53-River KILZ able. Potential is almost unbeliev- SS-Symbol foe respect product 1rt tes 2 young children. Inquire at 1409i nickel Italy Cr.r...... corhe ens..,=WWI BERV ICE STATIONS &NCI SERVICE _. able. Must be licensed. Write, 40 see' Main St o9p -Crimson I 2 or call :4 - ProPoeltion 3 '...,y34 5 6 7 a ..•0,:: 9 ALL RATS! Walston-Young Tex. PL 3-2810 dger & Win. L. Hobgood, Cardinal :*•'." 10 11 WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Times .... PL.-3413S 44-Clal,ey * Lanes, Paducah, Kentucky, phone 46- A rabian 2 Ml3 KILZ cleans out an entire rat cie 443-6441 seaport • la mouse colony. Rids your property SCHOOL TIME IS or 443-1150, or Billy B. FOR KEiiT 40-Cheer •": HERE AGAIN. • • /Morgan, 108 E. 12th Street, Ben- 15 le 012 LS completely of these destructive pests. Set poor tickets itoe tot SO-Allowancefor Unique,effectiic KILL ingredient at- ton, Kentucky, phone LA 7-8541 51 waste ../. r • UNFURNISHED 4 ROOM Apurt- -River 1.11444, 20 eS• tracts rats, mice. They will not be- OBSERVE TRAFFIC LAWSII__ LA 7-2151. oct5e 2P111 ment, downstairs. Adults only. 414 ?..:•,:st:•:•,' 'se% come trait shy. Sure arid safe, KILZ nestle • 22 23 4.1.. is wholesale destruction for N. 8th. Phone PL 3-1727. tfc IS-If eai '24 25 '20 27 2S rats and 68-II urksci ';''.\ mice. Cereal'or pellet form. No nth. gibre•es 61.I'oern 29 30 of* 31 Special Limited Enratemer" CARD OF 12-ran sag, KILZ is ready to use! THANKS t of Starts Oct. 15th. We wish to thaak our many Jacket 34 % 35 1,-.. r 114 - Before 36 .:,•: 37 38 ,.• •• ,39 LDONALD BARR fine friends. neighbors, relatives, V.-Equality ' ..,:1 _ CHIDSEY'S 64 40 al see Hazel Volunteer Fire -Coral Island ,7•:.;:742 43 so:iis 44 45 get KILZ Department 47-Man'a The Lone Ranger's New georica/ and all volunteers C,7,•:A ,,, Entertainment for their work, alcknam• 46 47 ,7....• as ie • •'• 50 only 98t help and money, the Oak Grove DOWN . ''‹: "TONTO" s2 Costams Baptist Church offering, Blaklea 1-BrIck. ...t.t.', '53 54 • WARFARIN as varmint ....66 seen units Reaew's Digest and 1,PU'OE Grocery arid all wrist contributed 55 56 Uggl[316`V devli 57 k.'58 r- 'WILD BILL' FOSTER Vim Os mood p4611144•1 P[11101JA1 in 50 60 111), Abases. W•••111111. ti• Weal the loss of our barn and tobac- 2-Tierra _ Miamian areedllks hr...." del 10c-CDT OUT THIS COUPON co. Fuerran 61 and Indian W.2 63 •;• 44 who r Kia-SAFEST. SUREST WAY TO 'RAWHIDE' SMITH 11, T N444 et ireciii'D Edward Leister and Edward loaded, and the m,-ri May the Lord bless you all. COLONIES RATS 4-Sniooth 5 Kilt ENTiRE OF Dotey the hift-neads most runs- , them wrie ner‘ous, fwitcny. It Oscar McClain and Family 67 AND MICE Take this coupon to your •man from • pirate elvta' "4hid irked 6- runeral 444 On from argumentative about landmg one of teem stumbled Yet music store and save 10c on• I lb., Mc slut Stage, In Person the wrong craft and stroke a ily .1tp y traInc. IKILZ Rat and Moose Miler or en three drunken stupor to find Mmaelf an In New England. Miles Standish did not pause. 3 IES unwilling passenri on the Mot' %-lb. Package' of 30c else KILr FRIDAY N1TE, OCT. 6 Sal CARD dower. bound for tile tics, World This ceinfirmed Sal's suspi- Glaring at a backplate, OF THANKS House latter. Captain Christopher Jones refused cion that he had been brought smoldered, tie didn t think he We want to express our thanks to turn bark to rid himself of an to XCLUSIVE unwanted paseenger or seaman along because be was thought liked to have a man he didn't those who sent food to the Like It or not. Sal Boyd found to share their views. He'd been like like him. home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene =BO Color On himself a prospective coloniser 01 • • • Paschall. New Plymouth. seen- a tittle while ago head-to- Being • Practical-and biudrally head with John Billington, and rIN THE beach was a quivered We also wish to thank Rev. • goodhearted-mon, Sal made the best of hi. plight and even came to It was assumed that he was one •-••r line of shell chips and stale Edd Taylor, the singers, those with like and respect most of the of them. The leaders among the drying seaweed, which stank. sent flowers and the Max "saints- and -strangers -the two Church- NEL e groups that made up the courageous saints-Carver, Brewster, Win- They reformed their ranks, for ill Funeral Home. hut 1,a1•• band of MWlower peas throp-were not fools. They they'd drawn close together, as Our sincere thanks sengers Lovely Pr1.-11111 Mullips to all who - telfaht Sal to read from the Bible. knew what was going on. At men will when they are fright- took part in anyway duiing the Paducah and wnn Ms heart. this very moment, as everybody ened. They kept gazing upon death of Alice Paschall. Soto Aldesk the cooper of the there wa.s, the Mayflower had taken it upon him- was aware, they were confer- Whit thicket The Family of Alice Paschall misommisi self to be the pr .t. for of Priscille ring on the subject in the main runtIlke trees, the hollow spots. Mullins. int he felt Sal to h, tra- Standish, as no Itp itor of her attention Sal was cabin, and what could be better Even Captain tai in-',l to agree. But nor inclined suited to their purposes than rearranged them, more than to Alden be the tugs' of the shoulder. matter. that the landing party should once glanced over his by Ernie liatidanibot The two were eeparV4s1 when on consist of those who muttered 'They tad all heard that the the Mayflower. arri 31 at bleak • Cape Cod, Sal was for the mutiny? If anybody was to be characteristics of the wild men • grrcip sent in a *nisi' (s.,1 (it.11 killed by red Indians it might of America were ferocity, cruel- 11,101,2 the shore for • Landing- spot. I LOVE TO as well be these. Also, this ty, the cunning of Jungle beasts, FEED Mat-Tim 13 would give the elders more time and above all extraordinary THE PIGEONS perfect their plans. stealth. TIDE was out and the to 1111 Sal knew a shock when they could not "All right. Now, don't go too rLanding party were arrayed and the weapons CITY boat clear to shore. fast. Don't get too close behind bring the passed out. To him went a PARK re`r sloshed the last teat me. And stay spread out! Try so they spade. He should dig, he was through ankle- to keep In step. That may not hundred! feet told/to See how the ardl was, deep,:atimningly cold water. mean much to you, but If We're or perhaps to try for water. He it could mean a The footing was windy, and being watched bridled at this. to the watchers. We must indeed there did not appear to lot "Dye think Tin not to be look as if we're without fear." be any rocks at all In this trusted with a musket, then?" How well they succeeded Sal serawey country. Their eyes, Captain Standish, the uppish, didn't know. Bill was near the bugged out, 'training, were snappish man, did an amazing middle of the line, and from directed to the beach, where thing then. Ile leaned forward time to time he would glance everythieg was stilL and put a hand on Sara arm. right or left, studying his com- It was 'thus that they ap- Ile spoke In a low, placating, ese, proached America - wading, caressive voice. panions. paddling, gasping, huddled, "Floyd, you're here because I They were so tense, so taut, LILP thumped. ABNER while their hears asked for you. Fighting men as they swanned the wilderness Though tie had pulled an oar. s houid stick together. Not in all about them, that not many Sal Boyd learned that he wit:, even commented upon • sensa- so many words, no, but in all I'M SURE DAE1 HOLDS 0 here not as a seaman but as a truth I'm counting you as tion that must have been new EV I DENCE on NO GRUDGE AGAINST member of the foraging party. my adjutant.* to them, though Sal Boyd front GATHERED Moreover, the moment the keel "Oh." long experience had expected ME fr— BLOOD IS grated, the mate. Robert coffin, -the sensation of walking on AGAI NT "Muskets will give confidence it TRICKER THAN no longer Was in Charge, arid itationary ground for the first HIM?! to the others, but you don't WATER.— Captain Standish took com- time in weeks and feeling It need that. You've got no fear." mand. buck and away beneath your "You think so?" Sal had no fondness for this feet like the deck of a ship. A "Besidee, if there's a fight, Captain Shrimp, and had tend- few did reel, estontshed, and Boyd, don't ye suppose that at avoid his company, some- then stop, frowning at the earth ed to lewd half of these clods will thing that was easily done, the as though it had played them FO5DICK drop their gurta and rim? You'd Captain being no mixer. He was a dirty trick. '5ENIOR have a choice of weapons then, • • an arrogant small man, in Sera "Got to get your land lege,' eyes. He was gruff, touchy, and eh?" '"I -I suppose so." Set called. "It won't Like long.' when he flew into a rage he "What's more, if It did come Not only were there no fires, reddened like one who was to a fight I'd rather have you there were not even the re- nhout to burst, and shuddered hy my side with a spade than mains of a tare, They saw no all over, shining with sweat. most of the others with mus- abasidoned camp, no footprint, The process of settling into kets." no discarded tool or weapon. In strange life, and later the a Sal swallowed hard, being short no scrap of evidence that equinietial storms, had given em barrassed, hew ible red. mankind ever had dug here, or Standish little chance to drill "Well, that's all right, then," hunted, or fished, or fought. AISNE AN' SLATS : the passengers, nor had he ex- by Raeburn Van Duren he mumbled. Still, they hail the feeling that 'perienced any notable succeim WHAT'RE YOU ONE HONORED -- AND Standish gave a IcnowIng nod, they were being regarded. W- WHAT WELL, ILe • • with the thins he did have. WELL,WELL-- NOTHING DO I n EiSAISY FIVE HUNDRED over when thee proceeded to arrange his Time after time Sal waded maze! THINK YOU'RE BLUFFING, Nevertheless, he took SHOWING. THAT PAEANS MY Lit LADY, men in a single strung-out fine, the earth, without results. No SO---I'LL SEE `104) they tumbled timorously out of GC' ACE'LL PROBABLY TAKE instructing them not to walk marvel that the plants were Lie longboet He allotted wrap- THE POT. LET'S SAY KC' too close together. After a final etunted! Such as it was, the 1 one, Ile told the men how to NOTE! earth was dart-and looked rich, march, and how fist. He gave pitying look, he took his place them but there was never more than the word to go. ahead of them and led to- an Ineh of tt, seldom that, and There vent nothing hortatory ward the shore. then-sand, sand. about his address. This took courage, and Sal "If were attacked. remember Boyd, angry, resented, despite Several of the men had axes, it's better not to run. Try to himself admired that little sol- for firewood was one of the toward 'me. I may not dier. It was not the peril of chief purposes of their party, look Hitting juniper,' • • know what to do, but I'm mcre being first that might: deter and these kept likely to Know than you are." Standish from taking his proper not only because it was plenti- 1 would reach ful, but because it was fragrant finJ made a note in his mind place-an arrow that tile party of twelve in any of them-but rather the aid would sweeten the cabin the Mayflower. chided most Of the male laden- chance of being shot in the of iCii* /4 ' 1 atuskets (To Ho continued Tonorroe) luredsorvants, and especially back. The were all .....,,, . ammaymilillb\

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IIFAnr "Tint 111117ftrft • Triktrt — MIIMAT, itrITTTLIET • .••••••••••••• rir"Tnrril Stubble fields ire ...... - Hosts For ag Mrs. J. Burkeen — PLaza 3-4947 Meeting Social Calendar Held Saturday n Tuesday, October 3 Woman's Mr:toinct Mrs. Kenoe441- Club House Sor the spec- Stubble- The Delta Department of the,. field were ial day -for "Dided Flower Ar- hosts tor the meeting MiTtray Woman's Club will hay.e • aingetnerri-4 at 9 a.m. Members of the Young Married People's a dinner meeting of at 'the - club thc-Nature's Palette Garden Sunday School Class of' the/Cherry house at 6:30 Club •rir p.m. wilr assist each Corner Baptis; Church held • • ••• • member of the at homemakers' their 1:10,1112_ --lItl- Saturday clubs in making _ars \wow -at- i:3 -: The Graci WYaft Circle of p.m. the rangeinents. College United..Presbyterian The Ladies Day Luncheon will -Stone Family The president. Mr. Stubblefield Church will meet Holds Mrs. at the church be served at the Calloway -Lawrence Is presided 4the business _meeting with Mrg. Bill County Reunion Warren ,as hostess Country Club at Nam Friday during which plans were discussed at 9:30 with Mrs. PERSONALS 'Fleeted President a.m. Mrs. Guy Battle will Matt Sparkman for as chairman of .It a church project. , have the Bible study. City Park Mr. the hostesses. For. bridge and Mits. Hugh McGee of Of Service Club 'Refreshments were served UN, • • • reserva- • tions call Mrs. • •The Stone feritilarlield zed/aunt Glenetela• 11L... announce the birth . hQsk to, the Don Robinson. a ' -- ,- Mrs.- Terry e„leyoll -Joesio---lbottwfetr------Nr- lii-u4ay 'ast-a -ltifWgIifer--.' "Kincy - fari•reisce weis---elett- peasant otnan s iirChrist- CT:liz Paek on Fri- Ann.' born ! e - , the ollege United Presbyterian a president of the Jessie Houston tan Service of the Temple Hill day with a basket supper being - on 'Wednesday* August .30. They The next meeting will be heal Church will meet Service Clash of the Woodmen with Mrs. Jessie Methodist Church will ' served at four o'clock in the-after- nave..ne other daughter, Cathrine at the home of Mr. and Vrs. James Rogers, meet at Circle Grove 126 N. llith.Street.•at 2 p.m. the church noon.. ' - . _• , Jane. age four years. Mrs. at the regular Billingtan 'on the pt 7 p.m. McGee • Monthly Martins Chapel Mrs. B. F. Scherffius will give the * • T ik the_ fOrnier, meeting held Thursday hose present were .Mr . -nad - lane Roberts, ciatigh- Road on. Saturday. Ocesbei- 28,-a ,1-1741ev-o•tion--anci- 51157--- a. ter evening in the ti;one of Mrs. Ch.ar- E. B. Hagen- Thursday, October Mrs. Aus.sie Pool and James Poc:: of Mr. and Mrs W. P. Roberts ' 7:30 p.m. vial! give the 5th lust 4es Mason Baker. program: Group III of the Detroit. Mich.; Mr.- and .1 Murray. Mrs. Roberts..has. • • • CWF of the •:Mrs •' First Christian Fred• Stone. Mrs. returned .after_a lengtria ,Mr!..1.>e Baker was elected vice Church will meet Nannie St:me. ' -. visit wi:h •.__ . Murray Assembly No. 19 Order .Mr. and-Mts. her prea-dent and Miss- Ruth Lassiftr • with Mrs. Gene Landolt at 8 p.m. Ernest Lassiter. Mr if- - 1) . uf the Rainbuu.:_for Girls will and Mrs. 4 4 4 4 sortretary. Officers were installed ." • • • Ralph Richer-M:d- , - .. its regular meeting at the Mrs. Goldia Curd. , ilrs. J. 7'. Taylor Masonic proure1V- of the CWF et the son. Dane. and. Mr. and Mrs Ma. and Mrs. Jack Wilcox of l'• past _state i' Hall at 7 p.m. An Diana ' initiation will Firs4 Christian Church 'Etither W and son, Ralph •Royal Qak. Mich:71 triday-t- ger and national .committee-[ Hostess I' or Al be held. will meet eet , with Mr. Ralph -morning after a ..w.egiCa visit with woman:- 1Paris • • • Woods at 9:30 rlatiVes and friends in' Murray . Plans were -made and commit- Road Club The Woman's Society of Chris- :to,* s S. _ - ., a'd Calloway Countr, Enroute tees appointed" or the Annual ::an The Parise Road:. Homemakers Service of the:First Methodist The ritt.me they 'visited West -Kentucky home of Ann Ha•seltinc C1114a, of Garden Mr. Wilcox's Fall Convention Club met in the Mrs. Church will meet in the social; Department orothei-in-law ammo be the Memorial Baptk.4rcri %VI and sister. 'Mr. held in Murray at the Worn- she t L T- TO .11(;et i/izirsdav Mrs_ JaMeSJames Semancis et L.ouisvilic:Firi's Club lioase on Thursday, TaYl"r lur first trw44414g-ehalsceicu'Iti-lvehe- of the new year. : b.41.arlicirthwillilt-l"meet-mail-T9:3o ItIBTadleet a'yt-- - , • 1, • Nov. 9. at'"t 7472.e--"f r5N:.. - I Mrs. Lucile Hart, president. pre- a.m. . *. .t MT( esn l',4parans. , f the • . Mr. and Mrs. Bobby sided' with-twelve members arr- • , 1. • -1) . liturray Woman's Club ssi,Z: RaF-ati--- Installation of the grave officers 1 Temple Of Chapter No. hold Chicago. Ill . announce swerin Group I of the the birth„ c at the ,-_, . 1rthe roll call; A visitor !„„.. CWF of the .Filott Ofdcr of the Eastern i.e_initar-rneettng tne-eit-a r4 u,. ting Star, wil Thoza.„ia&-. tarths. a hoe and a Mrs. J. B. Roach., joined the cliib'.1 'em--11' luzwie is- at Truesa -Scd-aeptenthethe rnerat'rxt rtOittirs --yetiNte meeting at the ay. september 19. Joseph Lockhart was 1 rra,i tEialmn ual""14-s- Beale w4lat 2-:3m0eetp.M. 2:30 p.m. ujar ' •meeting. • October' 12. .with • . . Masonir Hall at 7:30 p.m. 'with 'weighed 6la lbs. a n d Valerie visitor. • • • Mrs. Jessie Houston Roane serving Mrs. Betirdean Wrather in charge Brownie Makes Last Fire Call . Mrs....J. B. Wilson weighed 7,2 lbs. Paternal grand 7 a Mrs. Elmer Collins • presented Group IT and Mrs. W. , installing officer; Miss Ruth- i of. the CWF of the of the installation service for thel :•••t.,ry Page I E. Mischke are parents. are Dr. and Mrs. H. -theta:lain lesson. 'First the program chair- H. Lassiter. financial ,secretary •of "Clothing Guide- Christian Church will meet new officers. men and have asked Ray of Murray. Mrs. Rajs re:aped' posts." She showed dresses; coats,: with Mrs. a-a • each :limber ilvel Murray Grove 126. installing at- C. A. Phillips at 2:30 to bring -aa arrangement for last w r-e-ir after spending and hats from Weal stores;_2-m• the Mrs. Charlie Robertson, Saturday. October 7th program 'on "Autumn Fun weeks with her son and farn:ly. that were new in style, design,: • • • and Installing musician; and Mrs. Lots The Alice Waters Circle-of the Frolic." color, and texture. She discussed , Wednesday. Waterfield. installing chaplain. October 4th First Methodist Church will holdi good and bad buys. The J. N. Williams arhapter of a rummage sale in 'Hostesses will be Mesdames the building! Kentucky Gov Berialt Magoffin. The incoming president. Mrs. Miss Marjorie Hankins gave the , the. United Daughters Of the Con- next BULBS Freed door north of the Cotham. R. I. B,:.!wden. as I landscaping lesson. federacy Peoples Confederate sympathizer, resign- Sid Jobs. solicited the support of M r s. Leroy will meet at the home of Batik. Perry Brandon. James Byrn. M. P.. ed his office in August 1862. when eaCh officer and meenber. and an- Eldridge was appointed recrea- Mrs. W. P. Roberts at 2:30 p.m. * • • CArtropher. D. L. Seals, DIRECT FROM and Hugh the state Letsiatato., became pm. and tonal leader . _• # _e_ . HOLLAND - - Monday. Octobmer 9th ynton :n sentiment. tLn iuncednsport-aattiPonriaconeemmlelenteePh‘'s fneor the Mrs:.Taylor The Austin P.T.A. served watermelon the sato°. will meet at __The Sigma Depattment of the I coming year. Others will be an- I at to the twelve members and one 2:30 'p.m. Principal Murray Woman's Club will meet Top Size Only • iunced at the regular meeting in Dettnis Taylor will * ENDS TON1TE * visitor. speak on the at aeven:thirty o'clock. Dr. C. L. .-)rtober. - subject. "Spurring _ Their 'Progress Tuttle will speak on "Cancer ELVIS 4. In School." * JONQUILS * HYACINTHS PRESLEY in Characteristics". Hosteses Mes- Following the business session, • • • are WILD in the COUNTRY' dames delicious party- plate was served Rubert Hendon. Chairman, * TULIPS * CROCUS in COLOR The Calloway County Home- the hostess, Mrs. Joe Baker,State UDC To Hold Gus Robertson. „John N. Purdom, makers Clubs will meet at the Joe .sisted by Mrs. Charlie Hale and Meet At Kenlake. R. Sims an Tip Miller. — WEDNESDAY Mrs. Talmadge Tutt. and THURSDAY — • •.• The Kentucky Division of 13p United Daughter of the Conled- JIA.WIT• A. tolICII Starks Shirley Florist INS6841,WM1 eracy will hold its 65th annual Hardware "WHERE YOUR MONEY IS WORTH THE BRIDGES state convention at the Kenlake MORE" - HOLDEN PERSONALS Two Track Tr.ple Tilt Aluminum Hotel beginning Wednesday, Storm W ndow $11.00 \. 4t1) 1'I.a7a Oc- WE 3-3251 AT TOKO-RI OPEN EARLY PL 3-1227 WE CLOSE LATE KELLY :Ober- fl, and ctintinuing through, ft A re•••••••• f 44••• Mr. and Mrs. Aussie fool and 700 a.m. 12th f)•:•111- SVNI).‘YS: Friday. OctOber 13, - & Poplar 5:30 p.m. II their son. James. have returned ta. MARCH their home in Detroit. Mich.. after Members of ',he local J N. Wil- a visit with Mr. Pool's sister. Mrs. liams chapter-whç will meet on ROONEY I Acre Miller and Mr. Miller. and Wednesday. October 4. at the home ith Mrs. Pool's brother, Fred of Mrs W. P. Roberts are expect- •ro o--4. 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