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YOUR PROGRESSIVE RORIE NEWS- co United Press PAPER FOR OVER Murray, Kentucky, in HALF A CENTURY Friday Afternoon, August 22; 1947 MURRAY POPULATION - Pradt St :11X; !No. 58 Stand S b- 2209 er Forester Says Trees Lost Americans Swelter Under Lengthy Heat Wave As Crop Future Blackens,Annual 4-H Camp College

to Fire Kentucky .'% thn'rniometer In Would in front of Jones Drug store sshlch registers LATE BULLETINS Up to 120 degrees gae up the Ends fight mercury As today as the Awards Are for Made To 13c Rebuild City Of Frankfort climbed out of sight. Another in Booze Flows On Bowery Streets Doug lass Hardy,are company 45c nindow showed 129 degrees. WASHINGTON, D. C., (Special) NEW YORK, Aug. 22 'UPI--Bowery burns grabbed cups, saucers, Bt;th were in the sun. -If the trees destroyed by woods , Housing Agency Head bottles, dishpans. tin cans and anything else they could find today when Outstanding Boys a And truck loaded with 175cases of Girls • fires in•Kentucky during the past, Predicts Decrease liquor struck an elevated railway pillar year could have been converted and sent an aromatic rivulet pouring down the street, _ By United Press In Prices Of Homes Rare Scotch mingled rye whisky, to building materials, they could with gin and other brands to make The month-long heat wave sear- Three Hundred And Thirty-One Delegates a sidewalk cocktail fur the derelicts who stooped it up before ',mast of have rebuilt every house fil Frank.L ••_WASHINGTON. Aug. 22. (UP)- ed the nation from the- -Rockies- 14 , Guam Teacher it hit the pavement. fort. This was the startling esti- ymond M. Foley. head of the the Alleghenies and from Canada Climax Yearly Event With Candlelight Event to the Gulf coast again today. mate of Chief Forester Charles A. government's recently reorganized The crash sent Nicholas Carzano, 34. and his helper, Tony Verrone. A.burning sun sent temperatures Gillett of the American Forest housing agency, predicted today 51, to Columbus hospital with minor injureua and cost their company The annual 4-H Club Purchase- well; Bobby Roberts. Fulton, and soaring into-The high 90's and, that the price of houses will de- $7,000. TradeWater Camp. called one of Billy Bob Slaydon. Carlisle. Products Industries, Inc., as that abovethe 100-degree mark again. cline gradually during the nett the most successful in the history The following boys and girls organization released But the bums thought it was worth it. the nation's its third ar- few Months and -will stabilize at a On both sides of of the event, came to an end this were named star campers: nual analysis of forest protection lower level next year. baked center, however, the coast- morning at 10 o'clock on the Mur- Sue Brooks, Lyon: Judy Lester. nch in the United States. Foley said in an interview h, lines enjoyed cool spells, fanned ray State College campus. Based on U. S. Forest Servica in by ocean breezes. Cost tem- Lyon: Bobby Green, Carlisle: Jim up originally thought the cost , Strikes Sweep Auto Industry The camp, which Started Mon- figures for the 47 tree-growirg peratures ranged to highs in the Phillips, McCracken:slits-Gs Adams, homes would show a more gen- day. was ended wi states, the survey sh_ow_s_ Kentucky TROIT,-Atiagali2--+UP-The-auto-itadtistry-slarolte-jaut errs •kori -elee+irre 10 medal campers-S.-highest award Fulton; Eula Mae Rose, Calloway; averaging more than 600 fires aril of shutdowns today as scattered Chevrolet plants led parade Inland, the story was quite dif- ed that congressional action in re- the of to conic. to a 4-H camper. Wanda May Stalins. Fulton: Laura burning nearly 22 thousand acres ferent. 4431 moving most controls on Industrial closed doors variously attributed to steel shortages, lack of parleaisd The medal campers and counties of-protected forest landa annua y akutas, enais- a She Griffith. Graves- Martha Cid- -building' • probably wont's! "retard" held Wallcouts. they represent arcs-- with additional heavy losses on climbed above 100 degrees. The fey, yultoni Hazel Myers, McCrack- the downward trend. • Thousands of auto workers were affected. Cecil Jacksort.--Fullon7 Kenneth lands for which no organized pro- corn .states of Iowa, Illinois and The Justice Department's anti-- Walker. Graves: Amy Warner. Mc- en; Martha Pissell, Carlisle; Charles tection has been Only light on the dim automotive horizoa was a Ford announce- provided. Besides trust division, presumably at the Indiana reported temperatures in Wheeler. - merit thlt its Lincoln plant in Detroit, idle nearly three weeks because Cracken; Julia Fuqua. Calloway; Graves; Mary Lou Rag- rneersuring the efficiency of tee direction the high 90-s. Many people -and of President Truman. has Ralph Adams, Fulton; Beverly land, Ballard: Patricia Williamson. nation's forest protection efforts of a strike at the Murray Corporation, will start humming again on tel m animals-dropped dead from begun an investigation of housing, Hines. McCracken; Joe Willett, Mc- the new publication points out the the heat And no relief was in Graves; Raymond Walker, Graves; clothing and food prices. More Monday' Cracken; Barbara Graham, need for Cald- safeguarding the 120 mil- than 20 real estate broki•ra in the Nash-Kelvinatof Corporation closed its two plants in Wisconsin sight Geraldine McNutt, McCracken; lion acres of unprotected timber- District of Columbia already have until Monday. The U. S. Weather Bureau at Earline Phillips. McCracken; Thom- Chicago said. tbso-lasai. secedie slasa the-steel. shortage. annoujiced a Servkes Are-Mel Mafsitait, shown a omari, Martha Burch- as having more than half of which is reportedly inquii-ing into at least through' the weekend. It staggered schedule of Chevrolet shutdowns. am. Hickman, and Verona its tree-growing land unprotected. their operations. S said the only relief would come i For Mrs. H. Booker" Smith, Commenting The Rev. T. T. Crabtree has an- Cal lowa on the repo-a. GiI• Epley did not say what he when coot air in Canada eventu- Funeral serve, s were conducted Counties•' represented were Trigg. lett said while exact losses in mer- thought the Juste Departernent ally seeped ever the border and nounced that Joaquin Flores Sob- chantable this morning at 10 o'clock at the Caldwell, Lyon, Livingston, Fulton. timber are impossible. to would uncover in its housing in- Newspaper Does Not Mourn Bilbo drifted southward across the cen- Ian will speak at the Maple Maid compute, reasonable estimates chapel of the J. H. Churchill Hiaknum. Ballard. Carlisle. Graves, vestigation, but he did say that tral part of the United States. Baptist Church. Paris. Tenn.. on show NFW ORLEANS. Aug 22 (UPI-The New Orleans Item did not Funeral Home for Mrs. Helen McCracken. Marshall and Callo- that for a five year period. his new agency planned to do Momentarily, temperatures drat,- Kentucky mourn the passing of Seri. Theodore G. Bilbo in its editorial columns Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. On Booker. 60. who died Wednesday way. burned five times 3A everything within its power to /led in some parts of the heat- much Sunday..Sablam will speak at the night at a llopkinaville hospital Last night's program was climax- Wood as would be lequeed force down inflated housing prices, today. ridden area as thunderstorms to replace every. private house in "Takes from American struck. But skies cleared again._ Salem Baptist Church ,at 11 o.m.; The ,Eld. C. C. Limeaster..officiated ed by a candlelighting ceremony at He said one means of blingin% Bilbo's death. the Item said. the scene a as - the state Mrs. Booker's death was attrib- Cutchin stadium. The 331 boys and capitol. uiwn pr mightmight be to liberal- figure whose drawling, controVersial challenge focused upon it publie Ms Mercury sose. - 'Bell.City Bptist Church. 3 p.m., and 'Itswes- uted to cerebral hemorrhage. girls formed a gigantic four-leaf • are-to -sem. MN -lose.' ize" loans, perhaps through spread- attention proportion the enduring significance of The heat had serious, funny, and out of to his per- Hazel Baptist Church at 7:40 p.m. clover Gillett said, "we must provide ing quirk ish aspect s. She was a inembe47- of the Mut; on the field and held lighted them over longer periods, so 'finality or achievement." Sablan and some form of is a native of Guam ray Church of Christ. candles while the field lights were fire prevention and more people would' be in a posi- Each hour the hot, humid and - The Item said Bilbo had remained silent on most global matters but had his educational training in Survivors turned off. Directors of the camp control for every acre of forest tion to buy houses. aganless weather lasted, the corn include one daughter, hesitated and noisy master of the -speaker's America. He was in the United kind in the nation. In suppressing . ;lever as "an adroit stump *up - suffered inutporoble loot Mrs. GAIVill Cleaver, Dexter; three said it was-the most impressive diatribes" to exploit his own advantage and that of his henchmen, States from 1928 to 1935. brothers. event of the week's activities. Tape forest fires in the state." Riots Hit Korei to AgricultUral experts were afraid Brooks. Oliver and Ed- NI\ Gillett bigotries prejudices to which fallible humanity is heir." Sablan was the only Protestant ward Oliver. both of, Drew. Miss, were played while the Raft re. charged that "human SEOUL, Aug 22. (UP' L. "all the and farmers would use the harvested carelessness minister in the whole group of the and Tillman. Oliver. Fulton, mained off. The candle hting and ignorance" are the Gen. John R. Hodge reported today wheat crop e;'sfeed livestock, cut- ancf greatest enemies Marianias from 1935 to 1946. He one granddaughter. Janiae Cleaves. ceremony was under the/direction of our forests. "Al that a number of arrestss._m_ the ting into the supply of grain that a-time was also in charge of the • social • Pallbearers were R. A. of Stss Claudia Weionian. home when we are making the American occupation zone of Ko- was scheduled to feed the world. Starks Teachers Favor Federal Aid To Schools science department in the high agent for Graves heaviest demands in history on our red within In Sprinefield, it,„got so hot Collier Hays, Greg Miller, Urtem county. the last 10 days were seheol of Guam from 1935 to 1941. Jythe,put.14-_-ten: -hres--arr- refrIgerif -si- caught fira7 Starke, J. H. Shelton and Cecil A prograin of lk dancing was prompted by sconsielfriibleTd BOSTON. Aug 22. 11.:Pq- -The 30th annual Convention of the Ameri- from to still traceable to and 1944 1946. Thurman presented osi e program. The hiliman causes, spread activity of a. revolutionary, Firemen said the7 motels became can Federation - of Teachers AFLi today went on record in favhr of During the .war, he was in the dancing was character." overheated. _ Burial was in the New Prove. irected by Miss Ra- federal aid for maintenance of public schools and for "certain welfare hands of the Japanese for three detn•e cemetery. -- chel Row id. home demonstration As of yesterday. Hodge said, High ternperatures were 103 at Agreement Is Reached benefits to all non-public and sectarian school children " years. • agent f Calloway county. about 100 persons still were held,. Pierre, S. D.: 104 at Aberdeen. delegates adopted most controversial After the liberation. Sablan Th camp was under the direction At Seagram Distillery a majority of them., from rioting By a voice vote. tome 500 the S. D.: 102 at Fargo. N. D: 95 at spoke to over a million members of arry Gibson, and phase of its legislative committee's report - that concerning the grant- Kansas City: 98 aff-Des Moines, and Paschall Will Hold member of the interfering with grain collec- of the armed NEW forces as they were a(ate 4-H department at Lexington. YORK, Aug. 22. (UPI - hoC TIC id federal funds to imblic and non-publie schools 99 at St. Paul. Minn. A breeze moving in and out of Guam. Meet At Scott's Assisting him An agreement providing for a II, ' from Lake Michigan kept the tem- Grove was Miss Lydia Suth- At present he is attending Louis- erland, also of union health and welfare'fund f perature down to. 93 at Chicago. the Lexington 4-11 ville Southern Baptist Theological The Elder Henry Franklir Isaa- organizatiiiis employes in its Louisville, K, Small Tropical Storm -;,w Orleans also was cooled by a Seminary preparing himself for a chall will again do the eachine Awards were Baltimore. Md.. -and Bristol, l' • •,eeze. recording a high of 88. made yesterday to Moving In Gulf Area greater service to his people. He for the revival meeting o- be held three boys and three plants was announced today by • Murray Mfg. Co. Picnic In comparison. Bnston's top was gels in fly expects to return to his native landi at the Scott's G Baptist casting competition. Winners Joseph B. Seagram and sons di . 72. and Washington's SI. were: NEW ORLEANS, Aug_ 22. 11.:Pi _tee: eeemn roosuroption in_ Air as soon as he finishes his seminary Church, located tsz/miles reirth cf Boys-Charles Wheeler, Graves. The weak tropical storm was re- ! training. Murray, it wit; nnounced today first; Kennth Walker,. Graves, The agreement. signed with 1' midwest climbed and the price of sec- -ported today centered 30 to 40 Rev. Crabtree urges the public to Services wi be held daily at ond: and Theimas Inman. distillery, rectifying and We dairy' products rose. Marshall, Is Slated For Saturday miles southwest of Burrwood. come and "hear what a Guam 1045 a. m.. d 7:30 p. msbeginning third. Workers International union (AF- Even the ice cream people ex- moving in a northwesterly diree- _schafil teacher and preacher has to Monday ening. The revival will Girls - Barbara Graham. Cald- I.) brought .an end to the week ()Id pressed concern at the heat, how- lion about 10 miles per hour. say." contin throw h the services en well, first; EUla May Rose, Callo- strike at the three plants. The • annual picnir for the ern-, will be supplied by the compsry ,•ver. One industry spokesman said The weather bureau said that , Sun y. August 311 way, second; and Ruth Workman. Under the agreement. the &effort- ployees of the Murray Manufactur- for the rest af.the day. there was a certana point where squalls extend outward 150 miles Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spangles 0` . W. Billington, pastor. has - Hickman. third. pany will contribute jointly to There. will be games and con- people stop eating ice cream. A: the log CoMpany and their families The center of the storm is expected Evansville, Ind., are visiting in ited the public to fund which that attend. The 331 4-Hers were divided into would be administered tests of all kinds for men. women point, he said, peuple 400k to the will be held at the city park se I In' pass inland on the southeast • home of Mrs. Ruth Blackwo Paachall conducted the meeting four tribes during the camp period • joinHy under provisions of the land kiddies and prizes for winners beverages to bring them cairnfoft. Louisiana coast this afternoon. and daughter. Rnginia. at the church last year. and points were awarded for han- Taft-Hartley Labor Ism and labor Saturday. in each activity. Seually weather will extend dicraft. oetivaties and other and matiagements representatives. The program will begin at 10 A feature of the day will be a The worst drou;ht since the • phases a a. in. with froin middls-Loiiisiana coast to • • of the camp, Winners of the con- the firet drawing of the ball game with the foundry ard bowl era of a decade ago se.,11• , : Pensecora. Fla.' Small craft in the test were the members of the Chip- day. press departments meeting the the nation's corn crop today au,) Each area were cautioned not. to venture pewa tribe. Each member of the LIVESTOCK employee will brim'. drill press, maintenance. enamel •.ent prices Mr both corn and urray Rotarians _ . _WWI Present tribe u:a.s _presul4ucl-...with enongh sfooda-derrikesernerstattlewen Gulf un-41-- kreat-•seoartrie. to- a tithe -IfeeMlftiefirr" subside. flews stfttsffits. for his family's I ribbon. The other three tribes- noon-day meal Company officials say the dale _ highs. • • Navaje. Blackfeet kind Cherokee- ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK-land then the food will combiro at the park promises to be the 1 The price'of corn for delivery i. get secend, third and fourth YARDS, Aug. (UP) - Live- ed and served prcnie style. PAID- outstanding event-of the company September roae again today 1, place respectively. stn4lt:- tional soft drinks and' ice cream year. Visitor At Paris 1$2.45 cents a bushel, Ladies equalling Annual the Night Show Dr. Ralph H. *roods. president Hogs: 4.500 all salable; general Drowns On Picnic all-time high set :•esterday on the of market 25 cents to mostly 50 ; Murray State, was introduced tO cents Chicaen board of. trade' . spacious and beautiful lawn higher than Thursday's . -- the group this morning and deliver- averais : PARIS. Term Aug. 22 (Upi -_1 September wheat sold for r48 the H. T. Waldrops on Main top 2821 freely; bulk ed a short address as a part of the C' --170-24s Tragedy visited a family ireunion ia!i busheL a new high for wheat to rect, was the setting last night pounds 28.00-23.25; 160-170 en.• Wit_ closing program. This was the poinsi and `picnic yeiterday ..n be delivered in September. at 6 o'clock for the annual Rotary 26 75-27 75. 136,150 pounils fourth year the camp has been held 2400- liaM Elvis Henderson. 53, of De- ! While the blisteillig heat d Ann night, an occasion at which 26.5: 100A20 pounds 21 00-23.25; on the Slurp)._ campus. , trod, Mich., drowned in Cam° Tv- 'drought had_nre affected the eat all Retataans have the-opportunity feW 60-90 polind pig's Miss Rachel Rowland. Galloway's 1850-20.06;, son lake near herg. (fop nearly as much. ..the ispect of entertaining their Wives and scattering 230-270 of a home demonstration agent, said. to- pounds 27.0°- Henderson and his wife came la • short corn supply di/Cc wheat guests. As the members arrived C- 27.75; few 2801310 pounds to ‘,1,11 higher day that the camp was "excellent." 25.0f- Paris several days aino at the entrance to the formal gar- 26.50; top sows 25.00 he camp is held primarily for ed- sparingly. their "five sone all residents of den they were greeted by Mrs. bulk 450 pounds _ ucatianal and recreational purposes, down 22.50-24.50: 1 ails. ______Waldrop and ... club president. heavier kind 1900-2150. Miss Truman To-Stfig , she said, and the camp was out- Two of The sons were swimming Charles 0. Bondurant - Cattle: 1.900; salable 1.200: calves stabdieg in bah lines. She said frantically toward Henderson whim I - HOLLYWOOK Aug. 22. (UP) - After the Members and their_ 800 all salable; light swimming at the renege pool was supply of cats he went down for the la• f time. Margaret rman. the guests had assembled they were Presilent's one :of the. best features of tle includes `about 65 per cent It was believed led the the elder Hender- !claughter,,, 'ill rehearse this even- in group singing by the Rev. camp. cows; very few steers offaed; most son sufferjed a heart Robert Jarman. att'a'ck while Ispg witlylhe Hollywood Bowl sym- tdrs. Mary Farmer nembers odd-lots light weight steers and orCalloway county 4-H swimming in the lake. i phone/orchestra for -her first can- acted as pianist. The invocation heifer yearlings, medium in clubs' who attended the camp in ad- flesh . His body was recovered ' tei.o (2,e6ritr.obt:nillti.ghat -live" audience' to- was given by Rev. T. H. at dition to Miss Rowland and S. V. 19.00-21.00: few common. 13 00- hul,p, later. Jr. 'Following the invocation Harry 17 00; canners Foy. Calloway county agent were: and cutters and low ---.-- -- Sledd. sergeant-at-arms, lead the grade beef Jaile Guerin, Shirley Alexander, cows about steadv:' can- . . gretip into the lower garden where ners'and Betty Outland, Hazel Dyer, Lou cutters largely 10 50-13 00 Navy Sets Launching dinner was served buffet style Ta- Common Ann Lawrence, Julia Hawkins. Mar- and medium cow: I3.OL- MARKETS bles and chairs were grouped on 15.50, some Of New Super alyn Miller, :Doris Jean Hubbi, medium to low good Rocket She lawn where the members and around At A Glance Eleanor Greenfield. Shirley Dock- 1600-1650; bulls steaSY: guests enjoyed a well prepared NEW YORK, Aug. ery. Carolyn' Hughes: medium to good sausage kind 14.- 22 tt1P) dinner. Martha '01 50-16.50; .. good A new giant rocket, which will • gbrader. Betty Rayburn. Ada Sue beef bulls 17.00: By United Press After the dinner the assembly vealers AO travel a mile and a half a secotri (' •0. BONDURANT Ross. Verona Smith. Julia Fuqua. cents lower; good and gathered in the garden for a pro- and will carry sclaitifle Rotary President JenneIl Foy, Eulii" May Rose. Sally choice Ffb0-24.00; common an Stocks firm in quiet trading. am. President Charles 0. Son- Gibson, medic:Ma 1250-1900. melds twice as far kit() space -as s Bonds firm: U. S. governments Jeanette Huie, Shirley durant greeted the Rotarians. wives. Mary Farmer as accompanist at the Sheep: 700; salable 500; the German V-2.'will be. launcqed • did not trade. Guerin, Billy Johea, Richard James. market and guests and then 'introduced Oates rendered by the Navy next year. it was two selectidfta on Meldon Morton, James White. Jim- generally steely, except for top on • rs: Curb stocks irregular. • Max Hurt'Who ailed as AND WHO CAN BLAME „ported master of the violin. Ralph. Shell, local my sprrie land:is 50 'cents lower HER?-Mildred (Babe) Didrtekatin today. Chicago stocks irregularly Armstrong. Bobby Kemp, at ZahafiaS, high- ceremonies. Huh introducad Dr , prestidigitator and .inan ' 23 On. present U. S and Brittall women's golf Capt. Caleb B. Laming and Ls er. of magic, Brooks Harris, and Benny White: most good and choice spring Champion, Rainey T. Wells who 1,11::A1-1 Use' has jilSt accepted a Robert A, iierforrnett a number rit trlekt be- - lambs. 2250-2300;. few' medium to $300,000 tnotleill-picture Offer, Which Heinlein, U. S. Navy 'Silver unchanged in New York welcoming • address' to th i ladies fore the crowd. Mrs. Glindel Reaves good. 1800-22.00; puts her in the professional class. She is rocket experts, said in • a signed at .691's Mrs. Agnes Stephens of Water- throsvouts Shown as She Signed cent -a fine ounce. - His address "WilS elequent f411( . in- rendered a Contract With Fred article in Collier's magazine three selections 'on the town. Tenn.. spent a few days 17.00; few aged slaughter ewes J. COredran engaging him to handle that Cotton futures irregiarisra teresting. Mrs. ligfey last the Mill.... made marimba. All four of the artists week as 7.50 down. her tallsineSS 'affairs, rocket. the Neptune, was tte Grains 'in Chicago: Wheat, guest in the home of her ealia. the response for the ladiee were eethusiaistically product of two received . mother, Mrs. years of research. oats and barley futures firm. J. ta McLeod, and Van D. Valentine. with' Mrs. (Continued on Page Two) family,

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• FRIDAY, AUGUSi! 22, 1947 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY •••-• PACE TWO s - is Miss Rita Terry Gray. Cunningham, and Mr. 'Mrs. W. M. Beaman. Paducah, 4 of „dirs. Effie Garland. , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bazzell. Jr., Charles Beaman and , the home Elliott. Mayfield. 'visiting Mrs. Luther Jackson. and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Cope were Sunday night callers and Mrs. Farrell THE LEDGElt& TIMES Mrs Bern.irit J on( S Is imprin - Harry Wilkerson. all of Detroit, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. C. Hargrove is home , after • • PUBLISHILD 111' THE CAlii1.474AY PUBLISHING COMPANY News and The Mich.. are spending a few days man Dixon. - being discharged from the Army Mrs. J. W.. Jackson and son Consolidation of The Murray A'WCiar7'- The Calloway Times. Altie anti Carlene Lamb spent a Kentuckian, Janaary 17, 1942 ; with home folks. Friends, neighbors and relatives Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Tidwell anti to then Times-Herald. October 20, 19^ , and the West days the. past week in the Jimmy have returned and Mrs Will Gilbert and . few callers in the gathered in the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Freed Tucker ad Mt Gil Watson. Stin:ay afternoon home in Aberdeen. Miss., following P Y. WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER . home of Mr and Mrs Saturday after- in the horse W. son and Mr. and Mr Elbert Gar- home of Mr. and Mrs A. L. Has- E E. Youngblood children spent Sunday GENERAL MANAGER Mr and Mrs Eugene Carter and a visit wilh Mr. and Mrs. T. C JAME C. WILLIAMS. were Mr and Mrs. Robert L. noon honoring Mr. and -.Mrs Ted of Mrs. Aline Tidwell. and (Amoy speut Sunday in are visiting relatives. sell land daughter Youngblood with a household Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Manning Collie and Mr, an dirs. Thomas Published afte ns except Sunday at 103 North 4tilkSt., Murray, Ky. Rada and son. Mr. and Mrs. AI- bent Bartell. Jr.. and daughter and shower. have returned home after spendielt Crider. The Jacksons. accompanied Kentucky, for Transmission as the Fi Entered a c Post Office. Murray. 1I Mrs. Lyman Dixon and Dale and Mrs. Ethel Stone spent past .everal days with relatives. . • the Colli.es home from Mississippi Second Class Matter 1 Mr and Mrs. Jennings Turner. • weekend in the home of her ii.-- where tliey had been guests of Stone, and family. and Mrs. Jackson in Aberdeen RIPTION RATES: BY Carrier in Murray, per wetly- dttfr- per Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zeh and ter. Mrs. Cora Dr. BUt - Birthday!, gSc. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. $3.50, else 1_.) ilsgs_Estper Smith were Sunday Clinton. Happy _ and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Lewis $550. ' l'afiernoon callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mizzen it'd and family ut Mrd. - - - — _ Mrs.. William Carter. August 19 Mrs. Ida Cochran. Mr. and, Mrs. Albert Bazzell and Jackson and Mrs. Lewis are sisters REPRESENTATIVE 'WALLACE WITMER CO.. 903 Sterick Edith Duncan. saw ust 25 NATIONAL Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cude and others spent Tuesday in the home ---- Miss of Mrs. Collie and Mr. Crider. Budding. Memphis Tenn: 250 Park Ave_ New York; 307 N. Michigan August 31 Pta and of Mr. and Mrs. Wa'ylon. Mitchell. Patricia Gail, Bazzell. - -AVe., Chicago: ..80 Boylstou St.. Boston. • Mr. and Mcrs. Truman CAROL MORRIS Mr. Plea Cude spent Stinday in Paducah. the home of Mn. and Mrs. Deward Visiting in they home of Mrs. Misses Reba Jo Cathey and Eva NATIONAL EDITORIAL._ were Mr:: were in Nashville Thurs. W irren. Matte Jones Sunday Boggess tile SSOCIATION Distributed by Unfted‘Feature Syndicate. Inc. Mn. and Mrs. Ted Potts ;aid Attie King. Mayfield; Mr. and Mss the best person to CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE tor. he would oe what was in the water, THE hi s. It tlil• FREss AssOCIATION determine ITE LEITHA had not planned ex- but because he was an outsider. ENDS TON We reserve the right to reject an) Advertising. Letters to the Editor actly what she would do She lifted the green enameled container and removed the stopper. of Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best intererst about investigating her carafe was empty! VAN of our readers. morn- It of water that following Who could have been Der thing she had to been JOHNSON Friday Afternoon. August 22, 1947 ing. The first room? Her door again hafl A New Home? she Building attend to, naturally, was her carefully locked and as far as knew she was the only person Who • Cl C Wel::: Iversen Wells. Mrs patient. in excellent spir- carried a key. Rotary Club Stages Shipley. She found him must indeed have been :Mary good night. He was There its after a something dangerous In that water "HIGH \I, .,,,i Mrs Rupert 'Parker. Mr. when she greeted Min by You won't need a basement if you heat it with Annual Ladies Night pleased would not have been gotten MrIton Marshall - Mr T. tr.m as "Grandfather.' or it BARBAREE" • c: Mrs addressing rid of so swiftly in her absence. W Shearo!.. Dean and Mrs Van- 'You like me a bit. 1 oelieve.' Well, she thought grimly whoever '',' Mr- Bergman from Hazard. he declared, catching her hand and it was would be in for a surprise PROPANE GAS Set was holding it tightly "I confess I when he found her hale and gro-ztp... afraid. child that your reaction going about her duties as SATURDAY ONLY . . ::..ttee resp.inseble far a for- hearty, Rev JarM T • would be different. You have usual. Meiling are: Ar- forgiving than requirement. thei SLioe:o. of the giving heart, more She decided to send for Foswick We have heating equipment for every e I Ronald Churchill. Har- I deserve. a little Not too ,// ACTION MI/SIMI i rangements. and question her ...... \ ' ry Sledd. Leroy Divelbiss. ancl T "You yourself said that the past much, nothing to give away the STAR-T/A11/ Grandfather." about Coroaire Winter Air Conditioners, Floor Furnaces and Space W..I drop. Menu-. -Harry Miller. Rob- cannot be changed. fact that she was suspicious determined to try to get "Dutch Oven" Grand, Roper, and J.,: man.'Ed Settle. and R E. She had anything. Heaters. Also the New Maytag ert calling him that, knowing When Foswick arrived, her stern Fentem. used to Kalamazoo Gas Ranges, U. S. H. and A. 0. Smith Hot Water Heaters. , ',ram Harry ow much it would mean to him. face was apprehensive, her manner Bordur.int. A Carman an "You said IT was the future we apologetic. know that Miss Mal- , r Spec.iil recogni- must think about. And I "I beg your tolerance. 30,000-gallon Propane Storage t •s.,, s.s.s. Grover _Wood you are right." lory," she said. -for not getting We are insiiilrutir some little to your rooms earlier. It is , 4100 J es nie I., at %. me and He said. "We will have our around Tanks now, so you don't have to worry about game. Fooling the others ,a while the first time it has happened. Miss But re- Tanis needed me." o..... k5 • Amow-7-2 "f- longer, as you suggested. • your gas itipiiry t member—not too long, my dear. I Leitha said. -I didn't can you R- to ask ti..Marray am going TA send for Joseph Clair- because of that. I wanted sosa four he arrives. you if anyone besides myself has a VER (...: T:-.ci.n.t mount next week. When You owe it to yourself to see our display of a new ,RE...sookyRI.E I think it would be wise to have key to my rooma." Foswick re- him break this big news. If that Is "Why, yes. Miss." D agreeable to you. Leitha?" plied. "I carry a Passkey to all the FREEDOM FROM DRUDGERY Upfleld, bit reluctantly. rooms. As does Mrs. being ON" She said. if a appeared to be. Rich's visit would the housekeeper." She that it would then added,"Ls [HE HOOSIER HOT SHOTS Ilien,And as her grand- hesitate a moment, LeyylcK., IS OUR WATCHWORD nreZliv trimg am i ss? " fLott said. it might not be ads;tn '','I — —pstrt"taVile'Zs father Leitha said. "No. Nothing is postpone the revelation too much ,.."J'Inct;T:4411(TA011 run • toft BOYD TWITS longer. Wilo'lg.'make your rooms up now,' (CTIOIOLID eagerly. She him that the young man Foswick said. almost -- HE told press the matter of Gas Co. prove to be the son did not any- The Ohio Valley S who might being amiss. "That is," she friend was coming to see thing Coming SUNDAY of his old added. "if it will not disturb you." 1212 WEST MAIN STREET, MURRAY - her. "I'm going downstairs." Leitha He was delighted.'You want to Phone 1073 Chas. Lear more before he knows returned. R. L. (Bob) Thorpe see him once supposed she could ask Fos- Is that it. child? She "WYOMING" who you are. she had emptied the carafe. might undergo some wick if FkfOre he if Foswick had-.not yet been in ,i Robert E. Shelton to the surprise in store But change, due these rooms to perform any other Named To Faculty for him?" tasks, why should she have done She had not had time to consid- that one? If she had, she would to be At U. Of Illinois er this. It was certainly going hardly admit it, RALP'H sHELL a jolt to Rich. Such a jolt that he Rotarian-. might suffer a change of heart in ERHAPS. Leitha hoped, she not only regard to her. He would could discover something tram marrying a girl P rebel at the idea of the reactions of the other members much wealthier than he ever could if not reactions it, He of the household. hope to be. he would hate direct or indirect questions, that it was to any get school shoes for the would hate it so much to her appearance—fresh. in Mothers! that he would then exceedingly doubtful the best of health, cheerful • marry such a girl. She did not find anyone inside And she wait such a girl now! the house The warm sunshine had net grand- She derided that apparently coaxed them all out 111984-er8-dtt the BUSTER BROW'S father with surprising perception. Tanis, in a cotton frock, of ner 1101 was right Maybe she had phoned favorite shade of soft blue. was in- Rich not oecause she wanted to stalled in one of the lounging near pis voice but oecause she chairs on the awninged terrace wanted to See rum if Dosisible once She appeared to be engrossed in a more before this amazing news book but she put it aside immedi- broke ro see if he still felt the ately at the approach of the young SCHOOL DAYS same toward her as he knew her -nurse. now—Leitha Mallory RN.—not as She spoke In her u.stsal slightly she soon would be known — the taunting manner "My aren't we granddaughter of Mason Tanna- lovely this morning! You must toff have slept well Leitha. Completely How would all that money affect recovered from the last two weeks JAMBOREE! the future between herself and ordeal with Uncle Mason? No one Rim" She intended doing some- could say you look fagged out this thing about the money, anyway— morning." tt with the others who feel- fine," Leitha responded 'Aleht to inherit their share. She briefly. hoped thai when i-er grandfather's Did Tanis' veiled sarcasm — in 'Mr Clairmount. arrived. which she took such constant de- she could tell him now she felt light that it was silly to take it to stsout it so that ne in turn could heart—did it mean that the other take it sip with her grandfather. girl was surprised that she looked so well? EANWHILE. thiss car a I e of It was going to be horrible to M water was the thing to "take leitha saw, to keep hiving up" now As soon as she could bquelch soch thoughts. LtItrill returned tc her room She expecting Dr Gates at noon ?To be continued? was serial are anc she had aecided that she (The characters in this soul° take him into tier confi- Act:Masi Arcadia BOUM. lee I dence Not only because as a doc- 1Cosit 11144. al TODAY Phosphate! „...... 6.0,dCOMFORTABLE-CAPITOL and SATURDAY FARMERS WILLIAM BOYD Big news ipr you, mothers the Buster Brown WE HAVE PLENTY OF TRIPLE as "Hopalong Cassidy" School Dayt Jamboree is in.full swing! Now's the time - • SUPERPHOSPHATE ON in , HAND NOW. to get your youngsters their backlo•school shoes! "HOPPY'S advised that there is i \\••• Iiiivtd)et-ti HOLIDAY" Bring the children in today and let us fit them ti,•he i sh(Irtage bt.fore too . long. from our big stock of fine Buster Browns ,.,the AVt• .,11:/gf•st yt.0 get your Phosphate be;. with — . • 4 kids like their easy fit, and you'll appreciate foye ;0/17 so you will'have it for your. ANDY'CLYDE their long wearing ways! fall S3.45 to S5.95 -MONDAY • RECEIVED A CAR OF SUNDAY Nor mer• a•sas el •ur lithe fe Steal& IS McC•nn•Il and tha Bustor lbw*" "TRUE" Adventure Story Iltadtal Gang •atry Saturday Im•rning... History's Greatest WSM FERTILIZER Returns to the Screen! 10:30. A. M. — THIS WEEK f We have a large supply of "STANLEY and TOP QUALITY, SEED LIVINGSTON" ADAMS' - I MZRINI, - SHOE STORE CALLOWAY COUNTY SOIL SPENCER TRAC,Y l'il()Nir lu,W OF SQUARE • IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION RICHARD GREENE : NANCEY KE1.LY WEST SIDE • L. 7 FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1947 a THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE is 4 - FOR SALE Elberta peaches, $2.00 ANISWIER TO the Duncan Holt reSidence. Mar- For . per bushel at the orchard. Bring rggvlota Pi ZILE Sale Personals ray Route 5. Social Calendar containers - J. W. Cole, North Crossword Puzzle Society • • . • • • Highway. A23c A Pig FOR SALE-Ford 60 motor, com- ACI033 28-Regret ROB N P •••---- Mr. and Mrs. James E. Collie pletely reconditioned and guar- 29-Salting boat Jo Williams, Editor Phone 374-M Monday, August 25 FOR SALE-Thor washers and I-Woman of fashion 33-Cha05e is: better and children are visiting their par- rig anteed. Suitable for cur or ideal 7-Noise 34-Show The regular meeting of the Busi- Horton Deluxe Model Washers. 33-Where Noah 35-Poets ents and other relatives during the for boat-Cable Co. P A 0 Motor Phone landed 36-Night before 4r411E business session was held by the vacation period of the University ness and Professional Women's Cash or terms-Riley Furniture 14-Branched 31-Dine Miss Charlotte 485. A22c FNIP id6191.4101 MEI Owen president, as and Appliance 'company. Tele- 15-8ma11 lab• sa--sams gale Firelf-i MENG CON Mrs. Dailey. of Indiana. They reside in Bloom- Club has been postponed from Au- 16-Street car 39-Alm finger at Entertpins At Bridge • • • - ington and Mr. Est phone 587. A22c 16-Nancy 41-Mocassin Ar..1 Fli11412 IllfiliN Collie will begin sae 21 to August 25, at which FOR SALE-114-acre farm. Good IS-Long knife 43-Twist ;121,114_4141:- [palm his assistantship when thi• fall time a pot luck picnic supper will land; timber, spring, pond, two 20-File 44-Indian nurser Miss Charlotte Faxon Homemakers term of SAWDUST FOR SALE-We have 21-Worthless scrap 48-Wing -Owen entertained opens., be held at the city park. Mes- en cisterns, water in house, 5-room hardwood 73-Make sound like 49-Soothe . A Dalr ONDOL A with a bridge-tea at her bon:0. Picnic Held At Park • • 1000 truck loads of good horse 65-Bartaht dames A. F. Doran, Robert Hol- house, tobacco barn, 5.3 acres to- - T P On is sawdust at our mill in Union City, 24-Pronoun 51-Preserver Wednesday afternoon. Tables Gaylon and Walter Trevathar. land, George Hart, W. G. Miller bacco base. Good ' outhuitdings: 95-Former 63-What C. 8.13 14M11140 1E111 rat - Tenn. Tobacco farmersdesiring were arranged on The veranda The-Ftixon ItomeMalreri 'Club visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tre- and t H. Thurman will b.. Co. See Lee Wilson near Mt. Pleasant government 55-Itema of value ers this sawdust /or firing purposes agency tet-Collag• PaPan DOWN where the guests played brikig.. held its annual club picnic at ti-z vathan of Paducah, Thursday. hostesses. church A22p I-Plans rumtny and pinochle. Prizes were city park in Murray on Saturday. should get it as soon as possible. 2-Press 3-Narrow track Won by Miss Marilynn Mason, August 16. 'I--- Price $1.0Q and $2.00 per truck 1 Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 do ri :2 4-Purest in "As Charles Raker. Mrs. John Ed Scutt, Those present were: Lora New Starr Spinet load. - Cultra-Howard Lumber You Late U- Mrs. 4., Co., Union City. Tenn. Telephone 3 S-Child's word for and Mrs.- W. C. Elkins. Parker. president. Mrs. Vera Ad- fattier Refreshments were served from ams. Mrs. Gussie Geurin, Mrs. 157. FS Aug 30c .5 •:7,„1 its a-Metallic element 1 7,,,./78 7-Crack-up the diniong rood, table with Miss Mamie Dyer, Mrs. Wayne Dyer PURDOM HARDWARE a-Artificial light S-Part Marilynn Mason and Mrs. Harun Mrs. Lucy Tint, Mrs. Edna Mae FOR SA17E-7-cubic foot refriger- (••:,,H/2o //221 of "to be" 11.1 relief West assisting the hostess. Dick, Mrs. Bessie 'Wells. and Mr.;. a(or. Phone 6894-1, A23c 10-Un%arled Pitch 22 25 rrz.,24 II-Glacial ridge The guest list included. 141,2s. Beatrice Roberts and children. la-Prior ot COMPANY FOR SALE-7-room house on acre dames W. C. Elkins. Douglass Wal- Ruth and Ann. 25 24 27 ;;'/28 12,/ z, J ii 17-Fury of ground. in Xirksey. Electricity. 22-Wanders lace, Rob Bradley, Georga Robert Guests were Mr. Noble Dick and L.._ 24-River in Siberia double garage, chicken house and •SZ 33 /7/,IA 32-Globe Wilson, John T. Irvan, John E. a friend. . lot-Orvil Overby, Kirksey. A27p 36-Edible 'seed Scott, Jai), Robbins, James R. There was a very fine lunch • :•;,:;,", 27-Natives of Liberia 35 3k, ";,..(//i7 29-Man's name Allbritton, Cecil Farris, A. L. spread which included some fine -Wood sorrel FOR SALE-193I Chevrolet sedan, e• 30 Kipp, Dan Hutson, Charles Baker. home-made cakes and a nurnher ''3 V,„/,,59 30 j 31-Fondle HARDWARE •• $499 Complete with Bench new battery, carbureter, tires. U-Queer Huron West, Joe Parker, Bobby of watermelons and cantelopes. A HOUSEWARES Drive it before you buy it. 313 34-Apparent Grogan, Gordon Moody, and Henry good time w..s Used Pianos from $135 up 41 4Z 2>43 171.,,,el (1S so 47 36-Ages had by ;ill. N. 5th St.. phone 86544. • A23p 39-Fruits Fulton. Misses Virginia - Frances APPLIANCES FREE DELIVERY -Flavor 48 40 .049 0,so 41-8outh American Crawford. Marilynn. Mason. and PEACHES FOR SALE- Good El-' rodent Mary Elizabeth Roberts. Harry Edwards 42-Woe is reel Tuesday Low Day BOTTLED GAS STOVES bertaa, $2.00 per bushel. Speciill si • • • UM So. 5th St. Phone 4431 2z 55 5" 43-Red nerds nil price to truckers-- Dyer Orchard 45-DliAgure On Flue Cured Mart PADUCAH, KY • A25p fs , 56 46-Drug source SPORTING GOODS 47-Chickens Hazel Society 52--Campass point VALDOSTA, Ga.,-Aug. 21 l•••• Fester. S.M... Y. 54-riclamatIon of (UP, Holds Meeting -The lowest daily price average PAINTS, Etc. season hit the Georgia flue- FOR SALE-A lovely bedroom and LsiGuardra "Weak" The Missionary Society of t e cured tobacco markets 'on Tuesday, • MAJESTIC RADIOS living room suite, like new. Also Hazel Baptist Church met Wednes- the U. S. Department of Agricul- a cabinet Warm morning heater. NEW YORK. Aug. 22. (UP) - day afternoon at the church ard ture noted today in a report list- "WE See Mrs. Clifton Harrell near Former Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia held its monthly August Royal ing first closing dates for various SERVICE WHAT WE SELL" Service program tobacco mar Gibbs Store. lc was reported toaay oy nis pnysician with Mrs. Mai.- SSC easing e program The department said that sale- No to be in "extremely weak ccitcli- FOR SALE- Nice counlay home, Topic for discussion: "Sotith on that day totaled 6,565,20e , lion." completely modern, 3 miles from • . -i-pounitn-ert -tat- -average- 826.-57 Per , r 1 Murray. Ten acres good land, Dr. Ge'orge Baehr, personal phy- Hymn: "Hark, The Voice a hundred. or $2.81 under the pre- brick veneer, house. 6 rooms and sician of the fiery -Little Flower" Jesas Calling." Onus day's average. , bath: garage, wash house, chicken said LaGuardia has not reccvered Bible study: "God's Invitath-n Season sales totaled 152.866.810 LUMBER OF ALL KINDS house, stuckbairsi. -Immediate pos- sufficiently ftom a recent eipma- To All The Ends Of The Earth" pounds at a $39.40 average. session after sale. Tele.phone non to resume his broadcasting Prayer- Mrs. Robbie •I14ilstead. closing dates were announced Sawed to your dimensions, 956-R-2. A2.5c duties, although he is allowed to Those taking part on the pro: for Adel. 'Baxley. and Nashville, tit in his garden for several ;tows gram: Mrs. Grace Wilson, Mrs. Ga.: August 21: Wayea-oss. Ga., Priced Reasonable FOR SALE AT AUCTION-House- diy. Brent Langston, Mrs. Paul Dailay. Lake City and Live Oak. Fla.. Au- hegiggst farming implements. August 28 at Neely, Mr's. Ola Joyce and Mrs. 26. WE-RUN EVERYDAY 10 o'clock at Ed -Phillips farm, one battle Bucy. mile siiuth of Harris Grove--Hes- STOP TERMITE DAMAGE Hymn: "Send The Light." Mrs Joe Morris and daughter. F01! s ing the prograii (' THERE MUST BE A REASON ter Cunningham. ' A23p You rarely see evicitnce-,of termite damage because those tiny wood-eating insects do their Wanted work in hiding. TERMINIX in- For- at spectors trained in the job of MAN WAN"! Mort .•y retail termite,. detection will inspect ACCURACY and QUALITY your prriperty Without cost or CABLE MOTOR COMPANY NM& store needs man with car to sell obligation Call today' direct to customers over city and MURRAY Majestic 7-Tube Radio - Phonograph county on commission basis. 'A LUMBER CO. SALES and SERVICE SEE Combination well known popular priced line Phone 262 of electric 'rollers. vacuum clean- A orhori red ft eprewentatire a Plays fourteen 10-inch or twelve 12-inch records ers. home freezers, refrigerators, 1::)h.o Valley Teriguala Curp. DE SOTO : PLYMOUTH automatically $149.00 washers and electric ranges.. Give NANCE BROTHERS age, education. etc., in reply-Box FIFTH and POPLAR 44. Murray, Ky. Must be willing - New Concord worker. A23c ) WANTED TO RENT- Furnished ' apartment by Sept. 1st. Studr•to NANCY Ingenuity By Ernie Bushzniller ..-iy•etera-n-or•ifs. and haby..-Drger • I Phone 740. Veterans' Housing t ,! flee AW-- I JUST KEEP WELL-- HOW DON'T FEEL THINKING WANTED-Used shotguns and re - OF IS LINCOLN LIKE ViliVerS in good condition. Price ABE LINCOLN --- COMING- must right. me towtv CHOPPIN be See in . HE WAS A ALONG ? fourth Monday- Herbert McCuis- WOOD WOOD-CHOPPER ton. A22p Services Offered

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HENDON MACHINE and WELDING WILSON & LAWRENCE USED CARS NASH PARKER FOOD MARKET SHOP "Home of Guaranteed Used Cars" MURRAY is going NASH : LOW PRICES You break 'em... We SAVE 'em WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR CLEAN CARS HIGH QUALITY Bring Your Welding and Machine Work To Us. COURTEOUS SERVICE 201 Maple Street : Phone 150 PARKER'S GARAGE Also Lawn Mowers Sharpened t Nct, Selection of Clean Cars Square Phone 1061 Alw.tys South Side 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone North Fourth Street Let's Go to Church

ATTENTION MURRAY CITIZENS .. We have just the place for visiting friends and HOTEL For ServIce Call 64 BILLINGTON-JONES MOTOR CO. relativtA.. NATIONAL for one of our SIXTH and MAIN "BEST GRADES WEST KENTUCKY COAL" FORD SALES and SERVICE Just call 1055 and make reservations modern apartments A. C. Jackson, Owner NEW and USED CARS MURRAY CONSUMERS HOP'S MOTEL Elsie Long, Manager COAL and ICE COMPANY Phone 170 Third and Main 406 North Fourth Street

Fresh Meats, Fresh Vegetables, and Groceries MRS. A. 0. WOODS, Florist SHELL GAS and OIL FOR SAFE, PROMPT and COURTEOUS ONE STOP DOES IT ALL SERVICE . . . LUMBER COMPANY FLOWERS MURRAY PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE Incorporated MODERN and ANTIQUE GIFTS Telephone 232 CALL 874 Telephone 262 Depot Street MEMBER FI'D ROBERTS GROCERY St. Phone 188-J DIAMOND CAB COMPANY 500 North Fourth Ninth and Sycamore

Flectromode Furnaces Home - Commercial Electrornode Unit Heaters Refrigeration TRIANGLE INN & ORR ECONOMY SELF SERVICE BARNES HAVE SUNDAY DINNER WITH US THE BUSIEST PLACE IN TOWN WEST KENTUCKY ELECTRIC CO. STILL AFTER CHURCH SHELL SERVICE 105 North Fourth Street Rudolph Thurman, Owner Phone 130 BARNE-Y — DEACON SERVICE IS OUR BUSIN Coolair Exhaust Fans' Phone 1087

GRILL VARSITY PETE'S AUTO PARTS, Inc. Located at Sixth and Main Telephne 783 DROP IN FOR A SANDWICH and COLD DRINK LET'S ALL GO TO CHURCH nc th, MI fir I. an MURRAY MILLING COMPANY PU CH1G'S GULF SERVICE tir agi EXCLUSIVE FLOUR PHONE 9117 1 600 MAIN tht VITA-PURE MEAL to, PURINA CHOWS tia Va int, ant Va I Auto Parts Miller Auto Parts MO Murray the ,rrass. i:• • • • N. CALLOWAY COUNTY OIL CO. feu. Phone 16 Phone 2891 CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS stai Sixth and Main Streets Phone 114 It t Your N,A-P-A Jobbers 'Ar pLo AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS gen mat feat

figh DALE & STUBBLEFIELD doss HUGHES PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. live A GOOD DRUG STORE SINCE 1908 Arg 401 MAPLE STREET ?t1 r.ra , an, heni ATTEND SOME CHURCH SERVICE NEXT SUNDAY Ti with cons ling Maintain and strengthen your spirit by attending some church in Murray tion BUCK'S BODY SHOP lion. next Sunday. You and your friends will enjoy the inspiring services, the thee. H. B. BAILEY Fender and Body Repairing pan music, and the feeling of good will derived from attending church each Sun- mitt. Complete Paint Job r Simonizing and Waxing OPEN TO YOU! day The Jeweler day. THE DOOR OF YOUR CHURCH IS Phone 777 900 Sycamore Street extr, an i the 1 tick di atd • Farmers- Tractor and-Implement Company outs' - The Maude Cohoon Washingette SOWELL GARAGE CALLOWAY COUNTY SOIL "arm 'JOHN DEERE SALES and SERVICE IMPROVEMENT ASS'N. For Prompt Courteous Service Call or Come to Our MOTOR and BRAKE SERVICE WASH INGETTE MT"TIFiAV. KY THE FARMER'S CO-OP Gel JOHN DEERE QUALITY EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY PAINT and BODY WORK St r..0 Phone 216 4eed„Feed and Farmer's Supplies Ha: 01 S,,,;th Fifth — FARMING JOR • By 0. B. and BILLY COOK Phone 207 East Main OKLA WALSTON, Manager • L: L. McNUTT & SON Ser

MA eit Keep Fit and Look Tri:rn-With When Better BUILDING BLOCKS Are FRAZEE, MELUGIN & HOLTON t.o.nt sem( SPIRELLA & COMPANY FITTS Will Make Them INSURANCE AGENTS He Figure Support BOATWRIGHT Made Individually-Designed FIRE : ASUALTY : AUTO. speeir PHONE 1068 See Your SPIRELLA Corsetiere Phone 331 dumb WHOLESALE GROCERS Got% RAILROAD AVENUE Mrs. Maude Cohoon 100 "It Does Make A Difference Who Writes Your Insurance" day s stand: it Johns dumb Your Sunday Dinner at GREENFIELD BROTHERS SERVICE listeni SHOPPE the p MURRAY FASHION STATION not hi Fashion" COLLEGIATE INN "The House Of STANDARD PRODUCTS So 1 Telephone 307-W Phone 9111 for Reservation South Fourth and Chestnut , and a sermig Miss Effie Watson - Mrs. Ethel Key ANTHONY A. MEYER, Owner Murray, Ky. Phone 9118 SO !MC hand-s Johr its dra tion them. mean.. in s that h, have ii TELEPHONE 323 Choice Sunday can he - Attend The Church of Your flats, at differe Lord" "Halle]

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