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Pitts- jest of Waterfield To Open Demo Campaign w, Mr. Murray North Hospital To Be Sold October 27 At Morehead Saturday In Stadium I have by Mr. th 12th Republicans To Kick-Off At Louisville Friday At Public Auction; All Fixtpir - Children's Home Supt. To Go rly of Republicans a n d Demcordts Continues Divine Fast Insurance Cc loses Mortgage Murray Monday disclosed further details Housewives Hear Local Farm Agents r, Miss for their November geoeral elec- CONYERS Ga., Sept. 23 CUP)- Kentucky Cultists The faculty. tion campaign openings Friday and The Rev, G. A. Gaines has lost 30 Attend Management Murray Hospital will be gold Saturday. Testimony of Meat pounds Trek Tigers Will North during 11 days of a fast but School In Paducah Back, Forth Have to at public auction October 27 Mayor 41 he said today Gol- C. I. Ross. Republican state cam- Packers On Prices he could afford it. "Be Ready" to Top George Hart onnounced today. paign chairman, Before ,the fast, he said, his weight County Agent S. V. Foy with his Across Border in the said the GOP Mayor Hart is authorized as mas- kickoff would begin' Friday at 7 was 312. assistants C. 0. Bondurant and R.K. Morganfield Friday CHICAGO. Sept. 23 (UP)---A ter commissioner to sell the prop- p.m. iCSTi at the Memorial Aud- Gaines is superintendent of the Kelley are in Paducah today to at- ST. CHARLES, Va., Sept. 23 Federal grand jury summoned rep- "The itorium. Louisville. Jolly Home for homeless children tend a farm management school iUP)-A band of Tigers will have to be erty. , resentativee snakehandling • of the nation's big here. He plans to fast 28 days to A BROOKLYN BULL for extension wolkers in Tennessee ready_eFriday night if they down The program will last one and cultists, who thwarted Kentucky The hospital property will be four meat packers-Wilso. Armour, obtain divine help to pay off a FIGHTE R-Julian Faria. Valley. Morganfield." was the report of one-half hours, with the last half- and Virginia sold to satisfy judgments which Swift and Cudahy-today to tell $9,000 debt on the institution. The firet session met this police by dodging Coach Ty Holland's scouts who hour being broadcast over a Louis- 21, of Brooklyn, N Y., morn- why meat prices are so high. Gaines strongly denies ing at 9 o'clock in The -aeeemly back and forth across state lines, had returned from seeing. the have been rendered in favor of the -ville radio station (WHAS), be- any stcpped into the arena ir It called the first of 42 meat in- charge that he is a religious fa- room of the County Court House. were concerned Guerillas perform. Jefferson Standard Life Insurance ginning at 7:30 p.m. (CST). he Reynosa, Mexico, and came today that "too dustry officials subpoenaed in the natic. "Our scouts report that Morgan- said. out with first prize-a bull's Additional instruction for the farm much publicity" might cause the Company. government's investigation to de- "It isn't'. fanaticism to me," he workers will be presented tomor- field has a better ball club than ear. A protege of Sidney police to coordinate efforts to The entire property is up for The address of Attorney General termine whether a conspiracy ex- said. "Whenever I've needed help row. Peinceton," Holland remarked. Franklin, foremost Ameri- sale, including the building, Eldon Dummit, party nominee for ists to force meat prices upwards. in the past break up the copperhead-cuddling. "However, all the boys are in good I've fasted and help Foy expected that he and his as- grounds and all of the equipment zuverner, will be laroadeast. as can bull fighter, Faria dis- Kentucky highway shape at present and The peeking exeeuelves and em- alwaye .came. And there .never sociates would come -back with new Patrolmen barring ac- and accessories. will be portions of the speeches of was patched the irate bull with the chanting Cutting-, we will give them ployes faced a critical audience. any doubt in my mind as information, on obtaining a better - a gaud The Murray Hospital, formerly GUN'. Simeon Willis, U. 5 Sen. to one thrust of his sword and draped copperheads and rattlers battle." The 23 grand jurors included 14 where it came from." balance between' crops and live- called the Mason Hospital, belongs John Sherman Cooper. R., Ky., Despite was awarded coveted ear around their necks as they "got the The Tigers have two housewives who themselves faced the loss of 30 pounds stock on the farm. scalps to the-Mason -estate. Dr. Mason Superintendent of Public Instruc- during spirit." But their leader, "Rev." hanging from their the daily problem of feeding fam- tle first 11 days of his fast, belts--Frank- built and operated the hospital dur- tion John Fred Williams and Com- ilies with Gaines Oscar Hutton. led the 50 members lin-Simpson, 32-6, and prices high. Ikent about his duties as Princeton, ing his lifetime. On his death the monwealth's Attorney Frank The usual. He of the Holiness Faith Healers 12-0. Reports have it that grand jury was impannelled fed 20 hogs and wash- Local Demonstrations To Be Held On the for- doctor willed that the property Rotate. Louisville, Republican cam- by Federal ed one of four horses across the Kentucky State boun- ward wall is becoming better daily Judge John P. Barnes at the home. be operated as a hospital by paign manager for Jefferson Coun- He is dary marker into Virginia-as the and that the backs yesterday, shortly after the arrival 6 feet, 5 inches tell. Cyanamide Treatment of are rounding a board of directors. ty. Willis will introduce Dum- of John Gaines was Plant Beds Kentucky police looked on. up in very good style. . F. Sonriet, ace anti-trust firm in his belief A new board of 'directors for the mit. man of that divine As a large crowd of spectators It is predicted here the justice department. guidance would en- - • that the hospital was elected in April. head- During the 30-minute pre- 1 • able him to complete A representative of the.American watched the mountain-top cere- Tigers will meet their payment of first real ed by H. J. Fenton, manager of the firoadcast program, speakers will $9,000 on the 325-acre monies, a group of Virginia troop- test of the season this HOW TO SAVE MONEY home which Banks to Show Horses Cyahamid Company will be in Cal- week and Murray Hosiery Mill. At that time Include Mrs. J. H. Kerr. Lexing- now sheltars 25 homeless children ers arrived to enforce the State's a huge crowd is expected to wit- I loway County next Friday. Sep- the name was changed from Mason ton,--etate womeres chairman, and BARRINGTON.• -Tifaets. and is At Fulton Tonight ban against snake handling. 'But ness the designed eti house-100 or second home game of to Murray Hospital. Eugene Clayton. Louisville Jef- (UP -Being forgetful saved John more when it is finished. tember 26, to give two demonstra- Hutton led his clan across into the year. Thomas Banks, horse enthusiast The institution went into receiv- ferson County alderman. Woodruff some money. Arraigned ."I've fasted before-the lions on. treating plant beds with Kentucky and one frezied member The Tigers° will meet longest Morgan- ership in August because at was Democratic Assistant State Cam- in court, he admitted that for 10 was 12 days. But my wife and owner of the Superior Laundry. applied a blowtorch to his face, field Friday night suf- cyanamide, County Agent S. V. at 8 o'clock behind on mortgage payments to paign Manager Robert Hensley Ian- years he had forgotten to renew fered more than I did. will show five horses at the an- shouting. "I'm not burned." in the Murray High She's al- Foy announced today. stadium. the Standard Life Insurance Com- flounced Harry Lee Waterflied. his automobile driving license. He ways worrying about it ruining nual West Tennessee and West Ken- The first demonstration will be pany. Clinton publisher who was defeat- was fined $10. A license renewed my health. But I intend to fast tucky horse show at Ailton tonight. at Clyde Hale's farm on the East The proceeds from the sale Octo- ed by U. S. Rep. Earle C. Clem- each year would have cost him $20 unte Oct. 10, if it's necessary," he James Trevathan horse Beellewee beginning-at 9 o'clock. Victim of Tobacco ber 27. after the mortgage has been e speedy - ente 4or party gubernatorial nomi- for the same period. said. The show is scheduled toe- TThe other demonstration will be setisfied, will be returned oarti tor nation. will introduce Clements at get under way at 730 p.m. at the to the at 1:30 p.m. on L. A. Rov.land's Cutting Accident To Have Operation Mason estate. 1 BAKE the party's kickoff Saturday at Fairfield Ball Park in Fulton. , farm on the Wiswell Road. just off Mrs. Eddie Roberts is at present reeds to Morehead. - - Banks left for Fulton -this morn- 4tynn- Gni,;,e Highway. Kentucky Mayors, City Officials To acting superintendent hos- OS) tifile The program, which will begin ing with his entries in the show, James Trevathan, 17-year-old son of the All area farmers interested in the pital Yesst at 1 p.m. (CST) at the Jayne Me- and plans to show the horses him- • of Galen Trevathan, Route 5. Mur- Convene at Louisville For 3 Days demonstration are urged to, at- LIVESTOCK Although nothing definite is morial Stadium will include an self ray. will have his eyeball removed tend. Area agricultural teachers known address by Clements. tomorrow at the Houston-McDevitt at present. Officials of the LOUISVILLE, Ky. have also been notified that they Clinic hospital believe ,that the new pur- Former Democratic Governor A. . Sept. 22 i UP) Clyde R Levi. Ashland. ST LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK- as the result of an accident should inform veterans and stu- on chaser will continue to operate the 0. Stanley, one of Kentucky's le- -City officials from throughout. James B. Wilson. Director of YARDS, Sept. 23 'UP) 'USDA)- September Extension Report dents that this demonstratiton will Young Trevathan property as a-hospital. gendary political figures, will Kentucky wilt convene here Wed- Works. Louisville, and Charles H. Livestock: was helping a be a valuable supplement to their The bed capacity of the Murray emerge from semi-retirement to Kuhn, City Engineer. Fort Thomas. neighbor cut tobacco late in the nesday through Friday ,for the 18th Tells of Work To general program of thstruction. Hogs 11.000; salable 9,500; hospital at present is 60, and most delfeer an address in behalf of will preside at the meetings of en- afternoon when his knife slipped annual conference of the Kentucky Cyanamide_ a combination 'of ni- slaughter barrows and gilts open- of them are occupied at this Clements for all living Democratic gineers' and public works officials' and gouged his eye. He was rushed' time. Municipal Help Agriculture trogen and lime, is used as a con- ed 25c lower, but recovered to ful- Kentucky ex-governors. They are League. section. to the hospital for emergency treat- ditioner for soil and as a supple- ly steady basis. 180 to 260 lbs. Keen Johnson, A. B. Chandler, Speakers scheduled include Heading the finance officers' sec- ment. Doctors have hoped that the W. ment to other fertilizers. mostly 28.50; few opening sales J Fields Mayor W Cooper Green, Birming- tion will The wide _scope the activities of eye could be saved, but finally have MARKETS and Stanley. All are ex- be Edward H. Dierue Dir- 2825. Moderate springling late. pected to ham. Ala.; Earl D. Mallery, Chica- county agents, home demonstre • decided that the eyeball must be re- attend An invitation ector of Finance. Louisville. and 2e75. 150 to 170 lbs. 27.25-28.00; At A Glance also was go, Ill.. ,executive director of the tion agtints. 4-H Club and other sec- sons." moved'. sent to Mrs Ruby Laf- Fred J. Benckart. Director of Fi- 130 to 150 lbs. 24.75-26.75; occasion- foon, widow American Municipal Association; tension work is revealed in the an- Home-demonstration work. con- Trevathan is a senior at the Mur- of a late Democratic nance. Lexington. ally to $27.00 on strong 150 lbs.; govei-nor. Earle C. Clements. Democrat, and nual report of the Director of Ae- ducted through 879 community ray Training School. Instructors' re- FS> 1 until Press Judge Gilbert Burnett, City Law 100 to 120 lbs. 27.75-23.75; top. At least Eldon Dummit, Republican, candi- ricultural Extension of the Uni- groups 'of homemakers, with an en- port that he is one of the most out- two special trains were Director. Louisville. and Adrian H. sows 2700: bulk. 450-1h. down. scheduled dates for Governor of Kentucky. varsity of Kentucky College of Ag- rollment of 17.737 rural women, standing members of his class. lie Stocks lower in quiet trading. to arrive in Morehead ...- Terrell. Corporation Counsel from 25.00-26.75: heaeier kinds 22.25- riculture and Home Ecenomics, fostered imgroved homemaking has taken part in many extra-cur- Bonds irrer Saturday, including one from Mayor J. Phil Arnold. Franklin, Paducah. will direct the city at- 24.50. gular: U. S. Govern- In the period covered in the re- practices in 92.536-- ricular activities and Louisville carry Fig a delegation and Mayor Glenn Lovern, Owens- torneys' section. homes. The has been a ments did not trade. port there were _county agents in work included making farm homes Cattle 8.500; salable 7,500; 'Calves leader scholastically during headed by Mayor E. Leland Tay- boro, will, preside at group meet- President of the league is Mayor his en- Curb stocks irregularly lower. all of the 120 counties and 76 white more attractive, comfortable and 2,500 all salable; liberal receipts tire school eaceer. lor and a Big Sandy special orig- ings of mayors. councilmen. com- J. J. Moran, Hazard; vice-president, Chicago stocks irregular. and six Negro home demonstra- convenient helping in production include a moderate proportion_ of Friends and relatives inating at Elkhorn City. missioners and trustees. Consul- -Mayor E. Leland Taylor, Louis- express Silver quoted in New York at tion agents. and conservation of food, prepar- steers. • Around 40 loads of rgtives sincere regret for the unfortunate 7131 Six bends will play and parade- tants will be Mayor Oscar Hesch, ville: and Executive Secretary, Carl cents a fine ounce, up Ys "County agricultural agents:" ing better meals, early with 4 cars of Kansas grass accident and hope to the stadium. Streets and busi- Newport; Commissioner John V. ,B. Wachs, Lexington. clothing the fam- for a speedy re- cent. ewereeterertnadert ily steer* held over front • Monday. el:every. n(n hoilses will be decorated, and Walker, Corbin: Mayor Joe White- sees the report. - add c,,rntortably Classmates eagerly Wait Cotton fUtures 'tower. with meetings, farm visits and, of- wat Cows comprised approximately 35 the return the State highway patrol an- head. LaGrange; Mayor R. E. Cul- t greatest esomomy, and better of young Trevathan to Grains in Chicago: Wheat, corn, fice calls. As an average, ways per tent of receipts. with a large the nounced it was sending additional bertson. Covington; Mayor Allen a county ()1 doing Tome work. classroom. oats and barley futures irregular, agent made 777 farm visits. had The club proportion of supply consisting of troopers to the city to handle traf- Buckner, Winchester; Mayor F. E KIAC Opens Play 4-H work was carried 2,520 office visits from farmers. by 73,008 farm grass red light butcher yearlings fic. Lackey. Hopkinsville. and Mayor , boys and girls en- This Week-End As made 1,510 telephone ciallee-te far- rolled in 2,081 community clubs. and . heavy cows. Opening-trade mers. held 23 demonstration meet- Help was given by 8.762 local lead- fully steady to strong on a few LATE BULLETINS New Tropical Storm Adds To Damage All Teams Fielded ings with an I'verage attendance of ers. Negro 4-H club work was car- good and several loads of choice 30. 14 leader-training meetings ried on in 16 counties under the steers Irom '27.00-31..75. Little American Soldiers action on lower grades and butch- Seized In Florida; Spawns Small By DON BRUMBAUGH with an average attendance of 31. supervision of four Negro county Tornadoes and 132 other extension meetings agents and six Negro home-demon- er yearlings. Heifers slow. Beef TRIESTE. Sept. 23 itele-The U. S. and British military govern- Kentucky's Intercollegiate Ath- with average attendance of 41 per-Istration agents. cows encountering slow inquiry. ment of Trieste today demanded the release of three American soldiers MIAMI. Fla. Sept. 23 (UP)- be bruised on the trees. This con- letic Conference will get down to a Several canners and cutters oppn- whom Yugoslav troops seized yesterday at gunpoint on the -provisional Storms lashed Florida anew today dition would ed about stead% at 10.75-13.00; but not show up for per- steady schedule this week as all border of Trieste. with winds of gale force. _driving haps 30 days. undertone easy. Hulls, steady: teams go to the poet. So far, the Yugoslav army had not answered. The Americans'were rain and two 'tornadoes that caused The hurricane last week New an medium to good sausage bulls 16.00 part era five-man patrol led-by Lieut. William Van Atten of.?..est Or-, some additional damage to the estimated 5.000.000 boxes of fruit Murray. Morehead. and .Western -17.511. good beef-be:Mr-n.00-18.50: ange. N.'J. They met -a-mtugoslav deta-citinent.-along the state's rich vegetable and citrus to the ground and growers feared all tackle tough hip notch oppon- veelers 50e- lower; good and choice Trorder-near the town of Monte Co.ste, harvest. that more might be lost during the ents. The Breds from the Pur- 23.00-27....'ff:ecommon and medium Unsettled- weather: was reported new blow. chase travel to Oxford, Ohio, to 1300-27.00. While Von Atten was talking 'with the Yugoslav officers,,OYugoslav in many sections of the state as a High winds fanned a fire through engage Miami University of the S h re p 4.500; salable 4,000; soldiers suddenly covered him with their guns. Van Atten, Pfc. Barb Mid rim tropical disturbance with the Sugaloa Night Club at Key -American Conference. nothing done early. Run includes Henrick, Jr., Arlington. Va.. and Pfc. Grant Meyer. Edgely. N. D. were (,) Winds as high as 60 miles an hour West last night, causing damage Morehead takes on Marshall one several decks of yearlings, remain- taken away as prisonere. moved up the Gulf Coast. estimated of the strongest independent der native spring lambs; bidding at 50,000. teams The two other American soldiers. Pfc. Edison Lenhart. Southbury, A weather bulletin placed the The storm began picking up for- of this section. Marshall is a mem- lewer. Conn. and Pte.-George Perry, Fort Therrfas. Ky.. reported to their head- skim this afternoon near the ward movement again about noo-h ber of the loosely knit West Vir- quarters that the Yugoslays took Van Atten. Hendrick and Meyer into coast between St. Petersburg and after remaining virtually station- ginia Intercollegiate Conferenee Lots Of Things Go Into the town of Goriano under guard. Clearwater. it was moving due ary for: several hours over the but does not play these teems. Rattlesnake Whiskey north at the rate of about eight Tampa Bay area. Western Kentqcky will take on NEW YORK.. iUP)--During miles an hour. the _powerful Evansville College in raid - in Chinatown, federal nar- Study Of The easern fringe of the storm Approximately 4.000 war surplus a game A-Bomb Effects To Begin' that will test the power of .cotic agents seized a bottle of a spawned a tornado that smashed motor vehicles have been NEW YORK. Sept 23 'UPI-A 10-year study of -determining the disposed both of these schools that appear beverage called "Rattlestiake severil farm buildings. wrecked of in the Louisville region by the on most of effects of the atomic bomb on human growth. general body build and the KIAC schedules. Whiskey." popular with the Chi- Automobiles and uprooted trees at War Assets Administration during the degree of development of various sex Eastern Kentucky plays Eastern nese as a restorer of strength. chara tie its if Japanese Lynne in central Florida Consider- the past 16 months. Illinois rather a poor team from The recipe: Place one live rattle- children will start soon, it was disclosed today. able damage was reported. Charleston, Ill. The last time the snake in a large jar; add rice An American mission, headed by Dr. William W. Greulich, profes- A localized tornado struck in the Illinois team invaded the KIAC wine, dried toads. soy beans, sliced sor of anatomy'at Stanford University. already has arrived in Japan to outskirts of Jacksonville on the PRODUCE Murray handed them a rather deer antlers; keep six months be- supervise the work, east coast, unrofing houses and sound defeat. fore dranking --and then drink it at Several thousand boys end girls, ranging in age from six toppling trees in a narrow path. CHICAGO. Sept 23 ,UPie-Pro- In a game Friday night the Uni- months to your own risk. ten years. The weather bureau said that duce: versity of Louisville will play Wit- will be included in the study. About one-half of those as the main storm -moves north. Poultry, 22 trucks; hens firm, tenburg College and Thursday selected will be from Hiroshima. first Japanese city to be bombed, and winds will increase over northern chickens unsetled. Hens 2814 cents night Georgetown College . plerys T. B. Researchers Try from Nagasaki, the second city to) receive the bomb's blast and deadly Beef Heart Expert Florida this afternoon and tonight a pound; Plymouth Rock fryers 39; Ceclerville. radiation. The nTher half will be chosen from the areas of Ure and to gale force of 50 to 60 miles an White Rack fryers 36; White Rock Morehead State is the only KIAC CINCINNATI. 0. 4UP)—Extract Sasebo, and will serve as the- sentrol group in the study. hour. springs 34. team to see action so far this sea- of beef heart given in daily injec- The Florida citrus commission Cheese: Twins 40-41; single son arid the Eagles have fallen to tions counteracted experimental met in Lakeland today to survey daisies 43-44; Swiss 48-60. the Kentucky "B" squad by a 21-0 tuberculosis in mice, a report to Russia Attacks U. S. (In General Assembly) damage left by last week's hur- Butter: 356.506 lbs. Unsettled; count and tied Otterbein 6-6 last the eighth annual research confer- UNITED NATIONS HALL, FLUSHING. N Sept. 23 (UP!-Rus- ricane. They feared the damage 93 score 78-79; 92 score 76; 90 Saturday. ence/ of the Institution THE SHRINKING DOLLAR-Though the American dollar is Divi sia accused the United States today in the United Nations General As- would be considerably increased score 73. 89 score 70e2; carlots: 90 Eastern Kentucky, Thst year's Thomae said. before the day the same size and color it was in 1939. the amount of goods sembly of wilfully seeking to' break its postwar international agree- is over. score 731e; 89 score 70e2. conference champ, will have a The report was made by Leo G. Citrus that can be purchased with It has decreased considerably ments. experts said trees are Fees: 14.324 cases: weak; ex- hard road ,to go to earn another Nestieves M D., and Girard W. loaded 1939, a grocer took your dollar. and handed flakes with fruit nearing maturity tras 1 unqueted: extras 2, 56-58; conference title. The Maroons have In you soap Thomas, both of the InstitutIon. Soviet Delegate Andrei V Vishinsky made the charge a few min- and ere presently in a "very vul- 3 and 4, 48.53: standards 1 and 12, scheduled the powers of the league bread, butter, milk and eggs, as shown by Frances Kositsky They pointed. out, however. that utes after UN Secretary General Teygve Lie solemnly warned the U. S. nerable" condition. Principal 47; 3 And 4. 44-46; current receipts and will be hurt somewhat during (above) Of Cleveland Today she's fortunate to get the soar their work has not been extended and the USSR that unless they compromise their differences, their diplo- danger was That green fruit would 40-44; dirties 35; checks 34. the season. flakes and eggs for the same $1 bill. to human subjects. matic war will wreck the UN and lead to an "intolerable" war.

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THE LEDGER & TIMES HOPELESS HENRY BY KAULEE PUBLISHED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING- COMPANY Consolidation of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The THE TYPE SPEAKS . UNITED NATIONS Times-Herald, October 20. 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January 17, 1942 I My FREDERICK W. GOVIST • 1 W. PEftCY WILLIAMS. rusLisntR l - JAMES C. WILLIAMS. GENKRAL MANAGER 11:11010, I AM TYPE! Of my earliest ancestry neither Published afterncons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St., Murray:Ky. history nor ...." J ,pi ..'''r,,r,tir •,,,, R to,I • That can only - relics remain. The wedge shaped symbols II 4' ••• . Latired at tha --Post Office, Murray. Kontucky, for Transmission as impressed in plastic clay by 1334)3-Ionian builders in the , . Ilt /3e accomplished Second Class Matter dim past foreshadowed me: from them through the ...-- r Cy/ hie_ruglyphs of the ancient Egyptians, the lapidary in- ..e. II .1° SUBSCRIPTION RATES: " By Cittrier In Murray. per week .....T. .41 " II eac.it guy 20; Per j .1111 scriptions of the Romans. down to the beautiful let- N-Ir r month, 85c. In Callowoy and adjoining counties, per year, 33.50, else- - %à5. where $.5 50. • ters by the scribes of the Italian Renaissance I was in I Works al it hard; the making. [ % --.. 4, 1 NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WITNIES CO*. 903 Ster.ck ,.... - 211 --"I Both as citizen loading. Memphis Tenn; 250 Park Ave., NCV: York; 31Yi Michigan - N. John Gutenberg. was the first to cast me 'in Ave., Chicago: 80 Boylston St.. Boston. i 4,, ,-a- • _____0„...... io,l And neighbor - - metal. From his chance thought straying through \\.)4\ \ ;it 5101 NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ atlr idle reverie--a dream most golden-the profound \ t\ \ 7 I . .... Peace begins 6-pi Sack halo. dr art of printing with movable type was born. ('old, wax bad maned. Henry tanked Wben dm Uncle Smarmy called hur, hero Henry Now Inn) ail tho lighting 6 over. Ihorii.. a now Chr mono Ono goys In your back yard. 1941.10CIATION rigid and implacable I may be-yet the first impress ionwa It. tray. world to be won. ly Who let others do the labor whtle of my face brought the Divine Word to countless they d stand And lor ••ery beg neanausar Henry had som• Standar; by it. Heehaw Hoary MP [going to gel hull and paperer*. acid to .6...• it done. all THE KENTU(KI ERESS ASSOCIATION thousands. U you bad to Pan a pcnac build a house or pa•• Whether 11 woe digging &lichee. peelang spuds Builchng the Untied Natrona and the brotherhood 183( a walk or standag guard. ct man. We rtserve the right to reject an) Advertising. Letters to the Editor could 111.11' I hring into the iight of day the precious stores Tog a/orgy], cool; on Hoary - kit a Nancy Goldbrick Hank woo alarays mady -soundarou Helpmeet people wcrk ingenue. as tt, era: boa of Publ.c Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best intererst bne el talk of knowledge and wisdom long hidden in the grave ablated talking hard. shown they can - of our readers. - of ignorance. I coin for you the enchanting tale, the FOR September 23. er 1947 philosopher's moralizing, and. the *poet's phantasies; Pho I enable you to exchange the irksome hours that come, Syc; Clearing The Atmosphere at times-, to every one. for sweet and happy hours with books . golden urns filled with all the manna of FOR chai Regardless o: how noich vt m:*:. ail regret the open thy on st 1Blood River tanii break with Rtissia in the United Nations -eonference it is In books. I present to you a portion the Eter- stre, hettrr ti ha., he cards face up on the table than to .con- of nal Mind caught in its progress 5,1 I1,..1 ming Miss Mar------tinue the -armed .neutrality- relationship that has ex- thromgh the world. FOR stamped in- -nn instant. & preserved for 'eternity. .relle Clendenon who was married Wed e.er n • the Vace- enat V-E DaY: Thro.ugh me:Sot:rates & Plato.Chaucer ti.ke past week taught . We the --statement of the American attitude and the Bards donia school a 'via' years past. Kiri become your faithful friends who ever surrotind and towards Russia as delivered on the opening day of the Relau.ea. and mends win meet minister to you. I an the leaden army that cooquers FOR conferem e St•t rlq arY Marshall is universally a: the home of Mr.• and Mrs. El- approved the world: tula ,•in this country and it- is. indeed, gratifying to note that all mer Davenport of near Blood mentbers of the United Nations except Russia. Poland and I AM TYPE! River to celebrate Mrs. Daven- men White Russia are backing up his demand that action he port. tjii Itudliday September 28. She has many macedonia friends FOR taken to modify Russia's 'veto pa.ver which has kept the tabli ctrganixation shackled ever since her. stomach to heavy on this oc-. Corr e ar-monger charge of Soviet Foreign Minis- HAPPENINGS IN AND NEAR HAZEL I casion and wish for her _many ord ter Andrei Vishinski.so.unds as though it may have been more like oceasion;. .The entire App dictated by'the !ate Adolf Hitler followed family is liked by all for their as it his policy James Marshall Overcas: re- . Murray were in Hazel Saturday FOR of accusing an opponent of the very thing he was doing. cheery smile; and Mrs. -Daven- turned :o Oxford. Miss..•where he night visiting Mrs H. I. Neely and e UM • It may have some weight with his ow n people, but folks is at:taxi:11x the .University after family -p •rt ti -k much y•.unger than her daughters. gooc who li.c in otlwr coantries.are intelligent eno.u4th fo know sco '1,:mg titre), weeks in Hazel Furl Mr and Mrs' Cyrus Miller. Opt wil/ begin that it us 1;, th:nk tho United States wants hame folks pan3 to start ! mosher Mrs. None Mdler and tenth,'r 29 on the lawn of Mr. - another war. Mtss Ruby. .13)akley spent thy -- - that e have any designs on territory, or grandmother. Mrs. Rosa Orr, spent „int Mrs C;.•orge Green. Rev, weAemi iii • VV,I;dersvIlle. Tenn FOR ither po!..4ess,ons, if ()the: countri,,, • • as Sunday in Bruceton Visiting Mr. Allen (trick • idge of , Albany, . It has ioien a mistake to hope that -we could penetrate LE. .:)ast Mrs Verdene Berchett and Mrs. Dorris On- and sons. • acre. and ',stet i i farnUy wit b. b speaker. -Every- rtii tht: -iror curtain'. and hate our foreign polio: under- J. M. Steel, and. son. James, of or••• is cordially invited. N. F of Louisville Murray was in Hazel Sunday. and stood L.- the peoplo in Russia and show ii McClure narrowly es- the -down in the Alas. II, Hazel Sunday ; aznianclod church Aetetees. th Of trritct Nations at. e_ ••-•ped injurie, the past week shotild go a. long Ac,ay towrifds re-estab- Sand,..- appointment.. ! Bapti•t while Will church. clinrbini- up in Ilasscl Biown's lishing the same unity in this country that bled. us to RPCYW. pref ,a“irrle:d 107 Mr. and Mrs Warlie Curd and third tier aim our a,lic s ;he rt:cent war and produce the supplies ••-.•- • -pia,: iast Wednesday for baby Ta,,, pole' I. M arrived Sunday from Logan. brake but McClure kept han.Ong oirr own Iii victory. West lVa to „spend militid'Y fw-ces neetivd achieve. their vacation WAITING FOR BIG TEST-The Big Sticks of this trio helped cop the American League in - FOR - . 'it' 13. t•. M.utun Rober:son with his parents. discredit Henry Wallace anti all he Mr and Mrs. C. nag for 3he New York Yankees and will be in there swinging to good advantage in the Ile: et; Jr:;, s Rick was cutting erts n.,, been in the Murray Hoa- W Curd st;incis oar -relati.uiship with Soviet Russia and up- and tinnily World Series. Defensively, they belong with the best in the major leagues. Left to right, teba)...... the past week. and leaped way -r.--i-khar.-d-home-)- -Mr - and held the hands. 1 .,.f ie-;' eitati\ e' in C-ongress who de- - Mrs. - Robt. Taylor they -are: Tommy Henrich, right fielder; Johnny LindelITIeft fielder, and Joe DIMaggIO, frain a wagon and hia.ke his foot,. Rotc had as their guests this week Mr. niandei: I ',MT.t•I'l.7• 1 •• deried the right to hold pi.- center fielder. Mr and Mrs. Garvis Wilson of Still - 7.I• -,--,: Mn- R E Ora .0. Men'.- arid Mrs. M. J. Moore - ernmeni exeri ise power of Georgia. II•ghland Park; \lien., are the or to in the ranks it organ- pi.... T.).,• a . !•.)nests 0. a,. home I. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stubble- ead parer-Ls of pound 4 ‘,1 1.•...1: pa...mts. Mr- and Mrs C ' fieIl vis:ted relativ••s and friends • t W C..r1 ,001 Mr F Rupert Orr • • v• • •1••i•iS1.1art, .asnd,. Mrs. 1(4 near Concord over the weekend. flortr.,n WW1- aro grandparents, I Miss Gwinnie Dailey spent Fri- brating linthcia3...., in Auto Manufacturers Discard Specifications M•:' N77 7.1 Tavl-n of DlNoll. I day and Saturday in Jackson with Tenn I- •.. goes: in the homr, of Ifr*gids. S' pt. rnt•t:I. are Vernon Bolton of Of Othman Eight For Spinal Curvature Jobs Tax..,. nephew ••f Mrs. Monnie •+.',- P 77 '• T slur and 1 Mrs. C D. k Paschall and son Mitchell Glenneth Janus. Bernice _ Sgst.• r were in Milan. Tenn . last 1.1"1 and Cotrielia Gret B* IRhiiIRl( ti I 1.1 )1St s.s, • ' 1 .., -4 , ••i bustr-ss plIcd till but I not IT. its Mo. I.'Ulf/0v it CAPITOL COMMENTS 01.• Maid Ri ha 1i. i•1 ti cc- of 60 em- 1 ,1111 iCed by Ithe I , nr..11,e1 • ffice or War Asseti Aornirli r.••T. ii ro• ,rr. in keep- 1.• W7th 21`1 11.0.1011'11 1.)1.111 of re'- lining number ..f persnrinel as Discolor) is sold.

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FOR SALE-Kitchen Pride cook For Sale stove-coal or wood; also coal hot Tulane-Alabama Clash Saturday May Be Onei Fight Results water heater and tank. Good con- dition. Of Best In Nation, With Frnka Set To Win MOTOR BOAT-Chris-Craft 18-ft. Telephone 945-R-4-Amos Washington (UPI-Tommy Bell, Burks. 6-passenger runabout; 55 h.p. S25p 149, Canton, 0., outpointed Smuggy By WILLIAM A. SHIRES Chrysler Marine motor, complete- Hursey, 153, Washington (10). FOR SALE-Ford tractor with com- United Press Sports Writer ly overhauled; solid mahogany embarking by plane for Evanston, plete outfit in A-1 condition. Phone Boston iUP) - Tommy (Red) hull refinished; Phileo radio and ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 23 UP - where they meet Northwestern Wells 133, Manchester, N. 935-M, Hopkinsville, Ky., 503 N. H, out- all accessories. A bargain at Head Coach Henry this weekend. pointed Harry Diduck, 132, Main. S25p Frnka, who Brook- 18.50.00-H. L. Jones, 2318 Glen- made upset history as mentor of Mississippi State's smooth-work- lyn, N. Y. 1101. mary, Louisville, Ky. S23p the Tulsa Golden Hurricane, care- ing eleven looked good in a New York Isunnyside Arena) Services fully set the ,stage today for what scrimmage yesterday in prepara- 4UPI-Jim Warren 136, Brooklyn, FOR SALE-Warm morning heat- Offered he has vague hopes of being his tion for their opener against Chat- outpointed Tommy McGovern, 135, er with jacket. Perfect condition. crowning achievement-the upset tanooga this weekend. The "M" London, Eng. ,8/. Phone 598-W-Lev,•is Bucy, 412 ELECTRIC MOTOR, repair and re- of Alabama's mighty Crimson Tide boys-Shorty McWilliams and Wal- Chicago tUP)-Dave Clark, 163, Sycamore. building. quick service-Sam Pil- S23c Saturday. lace Matulich-were in good shape. low, phone 18 or 1285-M, Paris. Cincinnati, outpointed Al Johnson, Frnkies Georgia Tech's Yellow FOR SALE- Bed davenport and Tenn. MTW ff Tulane Green Wave will Jackets 165%. Indianapolis 18), went through chair, coal hot water heater and go into the fray as untested under- light drills against New Haxen. Conn. (UP)-Aldo ingle wingback tank. Phone 623-J, 403 North 16th dogs. The Red Elephant; from offensive forma- Minelli, 139, Milan, Italy. outpoint- tions and the street. S23p Notices Tuscaloosa showed their strength Neyland attack. The ed Julie Kogon 1361,s, New Haven, tar- briefly Saturday night against ,Jackets tangle with the Tennessee t121. FOR SALE-Two coal ranges, white Mississippi Southern. Alabama Volunteers here Saturday. Tennes- Newark. N. J. OUP)-Sanders tied NOTICE-In accordance with Ken- enamel, used, good condition Coach see meanwhile worked ice- . - tucky Statutes, Sections 25.195 and Red Drew careful to on offense. Fox, 196; Dallas, Tex., outpointed Kirksey High School. S23p 25.200: Notice is hereby given that keep his array of stars and best The Auburn Tigers cut practice Lee Stoll 185 ati, Baltimore (8). plays ieet a report of Eva McDaniel. settle- under wraps. sessions to one a day and took it FOR SALE-8-inch and 10-inch cir- ment of accounts was on El- September Frnka today moaned the lack of easy. The Plainsmen open with drills. The Rebels .were culating oil heaters. Savoil brand 22, 1947. filed by Charles Sexton, conquer- knowledge of what kind of Mississippi Southern this weekend. ors of Utiti -Calloway County Soil Improve- administrator, with the annex- de- the Kentucky Wildcats in will fense Florida and •111- ed. that to use' Saturday. His of- Mississippi, week- the season's first SEC upset last ment AWL Phone 207. S25c and the same has been ap- BOARD OF STRATEGY-With their 15th American League pennant under 'their belts, the end 28. proved by the Calloway County fense. he complained further, was opponents, whipped through weekend. " New York Yankegs now have only to await the World Series test with aids FOR SALE-Sparton Radios, 5-tube Court and ordered filed to lie over National League uncertain, too.. - winner. Here are rhe men who guided the team to victory and who will be out there in the said_ - table model, $19,05 to $27.50. Also for exceptions. dishy person desiring jiLFrnka has tha_reptitatinii of to file any Hig Test (left to right): Coach Red Corridon. Conch Chuck oc.-. Combination radio automatic rec- exceptiem thereto will Dresseh,Vianager Bucky Harris, pulling surprises. The Tulane- do so on or before October 27, 1947, Coach John any ord player- Riley Furniture and Schulte and Coach Frank Crosetti. Alabama clash in WANTED . . . or be forever barred: Witness New Orleans HYBRID POPCORN Appliance Co. Phone nay_ .lire 587. S24c hand this 22nd day of September, promises to be one of the best of heir 1947. Lester the weekend anywhere in the na- Will Pay The FOR SALE-Goldseal, 9x12 linol- By Nanny, County But what most observer:: over- ant- , Court Clerk, Calloway County, Today's Sports Parade tion. eum rugs and 6 ft. and 9 ft. roll look is the absence, tuo, of quar- han Kentucky. T07p terback Arnold At Baton Rouge Bernie Moore HIGHEST CASH PRICE goods, any desirable length-Riley . . By OSCAR FRALE1 Tucker. He made' the T steep for Army. Bill Gus- announced the tentative starting Furniture and Appliance Com- NOTICE--In acco- rdance with Ken- United Press Sports Writer Moisture Content 'gin Lou Ferry. a growing boy of 235. tafson. lineup for his •LSU Reasonable, pany . S27e tucky Statutes. Sections 25195 and who'replticed him, is not in Tigers against Mr. an tow 25.200: Notice is hereby given that NEW YORK. Sept. 23 UPI-The End Dan Brown, too, is a disheart--the same chess either as head ,of e c amnion ice DELIVERY CAN BE MADE DIRECT FOR SALE-32 acres rich land. 3 a report of Gernie B. Woods. de- LI-smacking Villanuva Wildcats, ening shadow of only 185 but his the board of directors or as a pass- Owls in another major intersec- ceased, FROM FIELD acres timber, fine shade, good 5- settlement of accounts was whose memories make an elephant wingmate, Ed Homing!. goes 200. er. And only two linemen,,,, Guard tional tilt that holds much inter- on September 22, 1947, filed by Zef- ery- room house, outbuildings, look like an amnesia victim, Milt Komarnicki at center Joe Steffy and Tackle est in the .SEC. The Tigers are fine wa- fie Woods. admMistratrix. and that were will Goble Bry- favorites to win Contact Us Before Selling ter. ?school bus. 1 1-2 miles south the same has beensapproved by the planning today to give Army's scale 200'and while three-quarters ant, are holdovers from last, year's the conference es- of Murray College on 16th Calloway County Court and order- long-rampant football team a nice of the backfield steps around at first team. title but a lot will depend on their bile showing W. F. WARE COMPANY Will sell 8 acres to build on if ,L ed flied T44-11e over for exceptions. cosy D-Day- about only- MO. Fullback Ralph The pressure, naturally: is all-on against the bik, fast and' to- tricky prefer to build R A. Jones. Rt. Any person desiring to file any ex- "D" for demolition.. Pasquariello makes it up a Ott by Army. and all those battered rivals Texans. . TRENTON, KENTUCKY PHONE 75 ception will pole. 1. Murray. Ky. lp thereto do so on or tipping the beam at 222. of the past three Georgia's' Coach Wally Butts an- A kit of 'teams .are standing in years will be ...... ,.•-•=0..-41•••- before October 27. 1947. or be for- .MIP..1•0.- --OM .-11.- .. .•M•- - 4 ..i.... -4. ,:ang nounced changes in -I - ---- pulling his starting ever barred. Witness my hand this line waiting for a crack at the "The big quession," according ,to for the Wildcats. FOR SALE-Lots Nos. 3-4-5 in Rob- lineup. The big tilt on the Bull- 22nd day of September. 1947. By cadet eleven which to!' three years Olivar. "is whether Villaneva has All ,that is, except Illinois. No- Wig erts subdivision facing state high- dog schedule-the game with Lester Nanny. County 'Court Clerk, has been handing out black-bor- improved enough and Army gone tre Dame. Penn and Navy. They -I Way 95. Priced to sell. Contact North Carolina-is• coming up this Calloway County. Ky. T07p dered bruises. Viltanova is first back enough to make up that 3.5- had hoped with a crusader's- real. root. Hotel National - A. C. Jack- _weekend. And Georgia looked and on Saturday afternoon at point deficit." to be the one that got there first WE SELL of S25p NOTICE-In accordance .with Ken- like anything but winners for tucky Statutes. !Stiehl.. Stadium expects to par- He ignores the fact that Villa- the Sections 25.195 and more than three quarters against 25.200: Notice is hereby given that ti, It' repay a dein which finds it nova gave the Cadets three touch- dl COURTESY UNREPAID tie) Furman Hurricane Friday a report of J. H. Churchill. deceas- on the short end of 199 points to downs last year r on fumbles. BOSTON it:Pi-Courtesy doesn't night_ tdrs. Keach's ed, settlement of accounts wax on rem RUBBER STAMPS Army, the glamor of war-time ahvays pay. Miss Virginia Is. Incorporated September 22. 1947. filed by Max Mann Alabama's third steam went It's quite a glory spot for the football, in H. Churchill and R. W. Churchill, has lost its two main of Milton was sitting on a bench through a rough scrimmage yester- starting. Villipova team, every cylinders of .uturs. marl that the same has - Doc Blanchard and with her pocketbook in her lap day at Tuscaloosa. The Tide's No. HAS IT member of--- ,Alb It/Uri ON the field anie been approved by the Calloway Glenn Davis. It has been groom- when a youth approached Und 1 and 2 units engaged in dummy County Court and ordered filed to when Army mowed them down. ing Bobby nice Jack Stuart. a former asked the time. As she looked at drills. Vanderbilt's Commodores Ledger & Times lie over for exceptions. person as never before Any 35-0. last season. That was a rug- Tulsa ace since held undercover, her watch, the youth snatched the drilled desiring to file exception in a dummy scrimmage and any there- ged game with no holds barred but to take over the express duties. purse and fled. not to will do will hold one more session before so on or before October the cadets still had the superiority 1 r. 1947, or be forever barred. Wit- which had knocked Villanova reel- 'as my band this 22nd day of Sep- NANCY New Title •mber. 1947. By Lester Nanny, inig three previous years by By Ernie Bushmiller scores cm- r'runty Court Clerk, Calloway Of 27-0. 83-0 and 54-0 ',runty. Ky. • T07p The Wildcats, all veterans and Ithe • heavier. ate OW to even it up by ;sets '•OTICE-In accordance with Ken- smashing Army', Lap. • icky Statutes, Sections 25 195 and record of 27 wins i.200: Notice is hereby given that and One tie in three undefeated ses sons. as report of A. W. Miller. deceased. T .•ttlement of accounts was on Sep- 'We aren't 'laded' as the say- .•Mber 22. 1947. filed by G. Fouch ing goes.- came the word from Vil- i;iverts, administrator, and'that the lanova coach Jordan ,Olivar. But sold same has been appnived by the We aren't ashamed of this team dles Calloway County Court and order- and we expect ittle ed filed to lie over for exceptions. to give a good ac- Any, person desiring teiTile any ex- e, ma of. ourselves." ception thereto will do so on or be- This modesty may not be feign- fore. October 27. 1947. or be forever ed. but. there must be some reason barred. %%Ines:s my hand this,22nd why 5.000 stud-nts and alumni will doy of September, 1947 By Lester' make the' tiring trek op aha .-Lounty-Court Clerk. Callo- son to see a eame which way County. Ky. TO7p hereto- f ire - h been played praAsically in Ii ivate. Along with them will TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS go tine spitting. snarling Count Villain ..md Lost rycords in) 42-pound Florida wildcat who parentheses) won't be half as dangerous as those Amiricsn League 11 Villanovans on the field. W.,shungton .Mastyison (12.'14 They /show up as quite a threat Haefner 9.131 at New Yurk: ABBIE an' SLATS I o Ai my hopes of extending its Love Takes Hold By Raeburn Van Buren ,ilea 13-5 and Raschi 7-2) two streak. The line. averages 206 Alirs 'annals, .agaiiist 192 for the Cadets. -P•aleetolphi;i McC.,11.in 10-4 -Mut fl WASN'T ME,ChIARLIE? YUP. I FELT teltsiDA LONESOME, Ismoi and thy barkfield goes 189 cum- WELL,THEN- THAT'S' EXCUSE ME, Ill • rch 17-9 at Boston; Deal YOU READ ME THE Ni-yOU MISSED GUECS; print with 175 for Army, I NOT NAVIN YOU AROUN17 WHAT I AM -WHEN CHARLIE-I-I a 1 and Johnson 11-9) FUNNIES I MISCED.I TH' two .gilmOr. Oltssar complains that his guards MS? LAST COUPLE OF EVENINGS. YOU'RE NOT AROUND +SUESS I'M A Detroit I Newhouser 15-17) MISSED SHOP ALL 9 FLOORS ,,re. "light- at .ii mere 180 pounds. YOU -- "LONESON1E"i5 WHEN A -LONE,50tHE -.I LONE- TTLE PAZED. , 12-121. • 'hicago.--Papish He nuhd find some consolatiiip in FELLER WISHES A YES, 4 SOME AS ANY- for Clevend I USOVA 'I-or at. St • tJohn Sainsiusky. a neat FRIEND WAS WITH CHARLIE, -rFoN6! A I ii o. Muncrief 8-141 night. little number' of 260 pounds, and HIM INSTEAD OF THAT'S WHAT • Furniture National League 411. NOT-ISN'T "LONESOME • Hugs and Carpets New York )Oslo 15-10) at Brook- IT? isisommomii r(f" • Home Furnishings so. (Gregg '4-5i (04 Chicago i Wyse 5-0) Sin( 1. •`, •Vaiiderrneveir/1 5 The Very Next Time ali. 17"• STOP You Are St: Louii, I Hcarn 11*-70 at Pitt - In Hopkinsville • ,orgh. )0sterniullet 12-9) night THAT WATER! .oin penetrating tin iou g h a ii Is 'f .1 floors. pushing tlff the paint. ,iising discoloration. efflorrs ,I1 ore. musty odors, deferiora and damage to contents 9-23 • F..-•=2•‘\ armula No. 1340 a aterproofs • -111111I •••• F4;:t ancrete, brick. etc.. to a depth an inch or more, is riot the dinars surface treatment. LI'L ABNER The Strange Case of Sadie Hawkins No. I NIGHT CALL Formula No. 640 By Al Capp Is a transparent liquid water- TAX/ proofing. Thoroughls tested and SOSH E,THEY CALLS Ir.!' ONI, PAPP"( AM PS TWENTY HAVE PATIE•KE riFTEEbi NAT IS'SAME HAAVK INS DAY ?- 'eves OIL. YEARS LATER-. $111V/CE guaranteed. Used h prominent (-508., 'SADIE HAWKINS WHY DOES TODAY,- DOTTER'- 232 IT 1•ISPIRE SUCH EVAY OTHER GAL IN 'POLL PRODLY PAPPYr-AH MINT DOTTERT-THET contractors, painters. and main DAY" IS A SOSHUL EVENT- TERROR IN OUR NERO? - DOGPATC 0.4 GOT A OrFER vEr K- 5540 FOR THOSE UNFAMILIAR torti THE MAH AGE BE C,IT TIN VOULD tenancy engineers uho tell us THEN WE IS A MESS 0' FF•J'S IS MARRIED UP. A OFFER AMY W). GOTTA CAT PIE'A Lr- is ill \...0E REPRINT THE FOLLS-74•ING HISTORICAL OAT COME AN HAINTV"I ' HUSBAND OR,YtYUL 1,154 do what nothing else is Ill IGGORANT bAY NOW. do. DIRTy, HAVE. ME ON TO HANDS A HUSS 1 HILL-BILLIES!! FlY TIC REST 0 VEY Irle1OftwAr. NATCHERAL AM GOT A Keep Your LIFE rf- BASEMENT DRY • ready at the ring of the phone to Always initary and a safe place for .s;tage. Pressen( paint from peel- taxi you wherever you want c, floor coverings from uarp- o‘c. waterproofing first-on the iigide. • to go Free Samples and Literature „ SOLD, BV QUALITY PAINT AND SACHE H41.-5(/N.5 trA5 root ts4aaw17'E4. Or OAT Of THE EANL/E5T YET TEENS DIAMOND CAB CONCRETE PROD. CO. it CrOGPATc•I,HENZE01.44/ 4vWWs.SAW C.et Sie • r Othser at National Hotel IVA.5 THE At0A/E7-/e5T GAL /N 4mtL rmit-ftt /OWL •• •'•

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Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller' •J. L. Clark Honored Honored With Shower On 81st Birthday

On liot Wednesday rifle:, J. L. Clark was honored on his September 17. a number-of 81 birthday with a dinner by mem- and rel,itaves met a: the Miller bers of his family at his home on Murray Route 2, Sunday, Septem- . home in Hazel horvoring Mr. and ELISABETH SaNXAY HOLDING Mrs. Cyrus Mille'r wallh a house- r ber 21. hold shower, The guests were Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate. Inc. seated on the lawn where games J. R. Clark and Stephen. Mr. and and contests were played and lane- CHAPTER FIFTEEN "I couldn't reave Miss Dolly like Mrs. Eddie Clark. Mr. and Mrs. that." ly refreshments served. TNEASY over Johnny's con- Woodard Clark all of Paris, Tenn.: "I tell you there's trouble com- Mr. and Mrs. Carter Those enjoying The occasion tinued absence. Maggie left ing.- Clark, Miss Bobby the were: Mrs. Horner Farris. Mrs the porch again and walked "That's all the more reason why Faye Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Euel Hale, Gene Hale, Miss Geor- Darwin White. Mrs Frances Dai- around the house toward the I couldn't just walk out on her," the said Maggie briefly. gia Hale Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carr. ley. Mrs. C. D. Paschal: Mrs. 0 B. pier where they had,. left the no• They had nvw reached the en- af-al daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. Ocus Turnbow. Mrs. 1. .1 Hill. Miss rowboat. If the worst came to trance to the boathouse and she R. Allbritten, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Kathrine Garner. Mr, Mildred the worst; .she thought, I'll rowed into that darkness Johnny Raspberry, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey CAREFUL, YOUNG LADY—Newest craze to take the country • Ap, Jones. Mrs. Ed Stiller Mis. C. D have to row home alone. got out and made the boat fast. Adams and Bobby Joe, MiSi Freda balloon. And this youngster blows a isle Clanton. Mrs. I.u.y Hernin. As she set foot on the pier, she • by storm is the plastic THEY walked in silence to the Robertson and Mr. and -Mrs. H. I. Neely. Mr, J R Mille r looked ahead toward where the Y. E. king-sized one from Vinylite plastic with the expertness of a A door of the kitchen. There was Mrs. C. W. Curd: Mrs Roby M. - boat had been tied. It wasn't there! COLLECTOR -4- Jean Williams. and In a similar manner to blowing soap bubbles. a sound of voices a man talking. CUP glass blower ing Mrs Johnny must have gone calf in It. • • • in all Ferson. Mrs G:7 :th Owens. "My goodness!" said Maggie. "Do Brown, 21, officially "Miss Balloons hold -air for a week and can be fashioned term Maybe he wasn't coining oack. It's 4 Gregg Miller. Mrs Dewey Smoth- Camford's still Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart are one of his men jokes she thougnt you suppose Mr. Hollywood 1947," has gained, shapes and sizes. Mrs in Nashville this week ed , erman. Mrs TaIrstna± Scruggs. and she would have to tell Mrs. here?" great headway in her favor- where Mrs. Camford," said Opal,Scuggs. sirs. Lottie Denham, i' Albee that she had no money with "That's not ewart is being treated in a hos- !ilea Johnny. "That's Hiram Getty. ite hobby—collecting beauty Chao lie Myers. Mrs. Her,: her and couldn't pay for the din- pin there. don Mrs. and Miss Dolly were in the cups.. She has 'aragraphs FROM PARIS—Catering to ner they had ordered. He prize loving Personal I West. Stiss Mary Rachel We ; dining-room and the only way for girl Sick a ith dismay, she went back one of the largest collec- Mrs. Bill McClure. Mrs. Puri: the younger set. Carven of Maggie tc avoid them was to re- to the porch and sat down. Shall'! tions in the 'country. Oh, Mrs. W."-.1:1. McGehee of Cayce, Blanc Sakes and C. A. Reaves, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haye of Paris Nance. Mrs Autry McReynolds. Paris shows a raincoat that main in the kitchen. And she ask Mrs. Albee how I can walk Ky,, was the-Anest of her daugh- have returned to their homes after arhieves glare-ter .w_antes/ to ayouLthem for some yeah, her dimensions: of Birmipghafri, made a three-day Mr. IriaPtIP‘Mrz nom_ I by its cut norms an,tett -trer 111 pay for the she did not trouble to ana- -ter-,--Mee. --64t1444e -Churchill aft Learegtors and vie-tied Maw- spending Le_i _few' clam_in Memphis ers and details. The high storm dinner lePt? She'll ask me who I reason height, 5 feet -bat; 34 nis Boyd, Miss Gurthii: Arrnsti-ong.' lyze.,$he sat down in a chair in the Mr. Churchill, rth Seventh in celebration of their first wed- am and where I come from Well inches; waist, 22'4 inches; moths Cave curable. of! Mrs. Leonard Paschall. Mrs. Bettie collar fastens with a .strap street, Sunday. Oth r guests in I'll say I'm Miss Dolly 'Camford's kitchen. • • ding anniversaries. ther 'Joyce Stone. Mrs. and buckle to match went into the dining- hips, 34 inches. Paschall Mrs the secretary. But maybe every one in Johnny the home were Mr. and rs. Loyd • - The Mrs. room and closed the door after Mrs. Tremon Beale was remOved Russ Taslar, Mrs Fred Joyce. belt, and the kimono-cut the • neighborhood knows about Call and baby, also, of Ca e: Mr. to him. to her home at 207 Main street Miss Jime Geurin who is teach- r Billie Miller. Mrs Hazel Jenk.ns. top and skirt give it "swing. Miss Dolly and me staying in that and Mrs. H. H. Wallis, and &tigh- Of course I'm not going to stay treatment, at ing school in Gideon, Mo., is home ly Mrs. Billie house with two men. She will la -t night following Mrs. Joe F Br much longer, "anyhow. Maggie ter. Sandra. of Springfield Ten ac- urd: think . the% Houston-MeDAitt Clinic, for a for a few weeks vacation on Broach. Mrs. N..;:e Miller. M: thought. But I'll give Miss Dolly Social Calendar "Hello!" said Johnny. coming b ken hip sustained in a fall at count of cotton picking. -, the Mrs Alt:.n time to find another secretary She Rosa Orr. around the corner of the porch. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Martin have • s Adams-Stark Nuptial certainly couldn't stay alone here me several days ago. Mrs- Jelvel Anderson. Mr, B. "Wherever did you go to?- she Tuesday. September 23 returned to their home in Decatur. with two men Well maybe Mr COnnathlatiOnS to Mr. and Mrs. Cook. Mrs sflue Jan-at& Miss Ian- VONVS Read Thursday cried. Ill., following a visit with Mr. Camford persuaded her to go back The order of the Eastern Star John Workman, 1700 Miller Ave- the W• . 'I rowed up to the Point." Be Mrs. Bernard Baker is resting bie James. Mrs. Grace home . will met at the Masonic Hall at Mardn's mother and sister, Mrs. celebrating their sil- for said. "t•-i see if ofd lansoom had any well following, an appe'ndeetomy nue. who are Mrs. ,Jennie Pa,chail. Sr..4 M. .a.a m t. s.an Achal Maggie." said Miss Dolly Ha Mae Copeland, Vickie Martin and Miss Katie clams. Sorry I kept you waiting." "Oh. 7.15 p.m. ver wedding anniversary today. • Geo Langsto:. pushing open the door.' "You're street. yesterday. Brent ance the rr.azgaigecf the:r "I thought—maybe,it was a joke worthy matron. • will open the Martin, North Fifth A " • and back. • • Those sending gifts were Mrs.; That maybe you thought it was meeting for installation of officers visit to relatives in Stewart ,coun- offic dauzh:er. Lot: El;er. to Charles "Yes. Miss Dolly. Is—Mr. Cam- Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Cole, fuhny to go off and leave me . .P .1se. Tenn., was included in theli MM. George Gatlin has rettlrned Helian Dick. Mrs Olgo. Paschal/1 • ford dpstairs?" f.. ,r the doming year. Alm°, announce the biith of a boy, MAO m M - "The eraty Irishman." he said. to her home in Memphis following _ Henry Cathcart. airs .sacit,i- . . -No he's gone. Will you rhake„.. Ttitiradly.--September 25 itinerary. Phillip Allen. weighing 8 .pounds "I don't mean. that." she said • • , phus Myers Mr.. Lel-ar.d -S.:radar.- Stark - 7 cocktails, please" The Magazine Club will meet at a visit With Mrs. W. S. Swairss,and "It's just-- 12 ounces, on September 21. M: sir.i:e rise cereari r.y!. was "I don't know anything about at the home of Mrs. Friends of Mrs. Maurice Ryan other friends and relatives in Mrs Euni:e Mrs. lart-n The "Let's eat. Maggie." he said. 2 30 o'clock is 01 making cocktails." Hendry:as. Mr, Aadry Scott. Mr, . by Rey. - -You must be hungry. You must be George UPchurch, 900 Olive street. will be happy to know that she is city. Claiborne West, "I'll teach you." said Getty • • 'Mr. and Mrs. W.- C C R ije-Vk tired and all upset." Program" is the topic. resting Well at her honii• 'on Olive Grace Wilsar.. Mr, •.•k standing behind Miss Dolly A Garden A annfkUnCe the birjh of a boy, inlet !. • He steered her toward the front Mr. C. A. Reaves has returned Mrs. Jesse P,n.ers. M:s and is sponsored by Miss Cappie street. following her discharge from weiRiqs< 82 pounds on Septem- - . door and into the dining-room. Maggie was about to refuse...to age man Miller. Mr, T. W.5 o. • Houston-McDevitt Clinic where she to his home in Birmingham, Ala.. Mrs. A:bee entered at.once with learn- but she changed her mind ber 22., ed, 1 n''.1 of Slur- underwent treatment for rheumatic following a we-ek's: visit with his ''sN • • Mrs. Finas Weatherl id Mt. Ty- I M:" A .the roast duck beautifully browned, It's just as well to know now to dc /The Zeta Department of the adul 0.-•'" Iv • "-1" "s things she thought So she li.steneci at 7:30 fever. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. G. Paschall. Mrs D B Orr Mrs N.;- !"- r.• apple sauce, peas, mashed potatoes. iv Woman's Club will meet their to Hiram Getty aith attention. • • vela Hurt. Mrs N P P:o ker. "Slitt)a ' to eat. and a strange :clock at the Club House. W. Patridiee, Broad street. Happk-Birthdayl They began under his direction she measured rollii Conk. Mrs Bra! drel ; The-. bride w -.re wine ,tr:t v,•lth between them will be Mrs Cecil Far- Mr, and Mrs. Rex Syndergaard 0. B. Geurin has teterned home Ralph. L friendliness was nut inemdienra . glass.lug Hostesses 'our • ,si..1 ocean to tali-. Mary from Tulsa, Okla. .s'here he has Ovid Suiter tomorrow_ 6 ( Mrs, -W- Hos .b.k After a while they She put in ice cubes and stirred it ra. Mrs. Pat Wallis and Mrs. Wen- and daughters Kayo and trooi to talk They ate Lillian Suiter Wednei.Sday. Mrs. Ola Thompson. Miss E.., Per. o 'ate tabe roses and it was easy all with a wooden spoon But she ds II Butkley. Susan have returned to their home spent several weeks with his all Mrs. Albee had brought them. To Littleton and Miss , M:ss A d.I IT.• w..:e nqa., hue would not take a drink, even a sip will be Mrs. George on Main street following a month's brother, Pierce Geurin, who is ry. Mrs J E "It must be terribly late.- said Guest speaker tanv td-.71r tes- 3 visit with Mrs. Syndergaard's critically ill in a hospital there. Farmers now own l.50000, or Iliforeire Ora- /drew treas Maggie. "Miss Camford till won- Liquor's a hateJul thing, she Hart. weel ps.:.1c- roses thought, and went upstairs to get H.szel *Graf in St. • 30 per cent of all privately owned • • • iairsaire of der where I am." The regular monthly meeting of mother. Mrs. subj. you leave here?" away from it. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swann and trucks In the nation. "Why don't I the Children of Confederacy has 'erica Visitors Entertained Johnny asked. : THE door of Neely's room was been postponed. Time for the next -Well, why should I?" 4 half open and on the drawing- meeting will be announced at a At Waldrop Home "I'd leave if I were you," he said. board she caught siaht of a little "There are thinga going on And year landscape in watercolors So vivid H T W things are going happen. Things Mr at d Mir to it that she stopped fasci- mac you won't like." looked hosts at a s.a • r Fr - . • . _ nated. The room was in wild dis- the "That can't be helped." said Methodist W.S.C.S. day at He.,,t, -• • order- There were clothes all over mad, Maggie. and there were two canvas cots Meets At Church and; Mrs I? p.: • There was, a silence between are Gretche• : • S • 1. I' unmade I suppose Johnny sleeps their them. in here too, she thought. There N. J ''I'd like to row back." said Mag- The Women s Siaarty of Chris- anld I doesn't seem to be any other room. Swann. gie presently and Johnny con- ii Service met at the Haz. ! Le: sented. She wanted a better look at the Metiaidist Church Wednesday, Selo Those suate.d at • little picture, and she went in It leads 'ember 17 at 2:30 pm instead of Mrs. appointed table o•re Mrs. George Gatlin S THEY set out she took it easy was just a bit of marsh the green ii:tho home of Mrs. A. L. Platt H R Long M.ss Grot r. Li • A rowing with a leisurely rhythm reeds and the brown creek: strange Entertains Sunday that Neely could so infuse It with oho was ill Mrs. Warren S Soarr T against the current that was sur- Judy licht Maybe he was a genius. The study was -The Child and Elrath • d ' prisingly strong. Mrs, "The tide's going out," she said. She turned to cross the room, His Education Today." Mrs. V. E. she saw something that as- Jelli, "So it is." said dehnny. "Going when Windsor. as leader, presented the she saw a Len _ i", 1'.:. lc. r g Mr fast. And the sands of life . Oh. tounded her. On a chair . • well It leaflet mind gave a report of what' Lord! If I could only get away! U wallet that she knew very 1.-nir. • 1 M.--.Gret- was pigskin, with the divisians were doing both at I could only gct back to a war!" the initials Miss '. sMao rf • Mt;art* , tsrmt id to "I ean't understand--that." said G....C._ C. in a_ corner_ It Sral tdr. wallet and it was soak- Magere. Camford's Chrtstl.ol Niut•,ttittri in the schools. tend ing wet: there was a little Pool Of 0.• 2• ! 1)1. - ( .* o.rc "That's because you have no Mrs D. N White had charge of the i 0.,c1 craziness in Ell explain War water under the chair. H P r you worship sei vine, also the business Gil simplification ,You She backed out of the room: she :S S •:.:. NIr J ft is the supreme session. at which time the various have the Good People banded to- closed the door and leaned against this % gether, and you have the BaO Peo- the wall reports were made. Announcement Bre . ? What ple. The Enemy. When I'm not In What does it mean of a new department being organ- Sch.. does It mean . ? She remem- wars. I have a lot of trouble telling ized for the youth with Mrs. R. L. Cabir the good people from the oad. bered Mr. Camford telephoning with Gass as chairman was made. after! Starts have a lot of trouble knowing what home once from his office to look under Ms Mrs. A. G. Childers: made a very to do. Or wanting to do anything." orders for her L. M. wallet He interesting, report on 'the sub-dis- She had never before Met any- pillow for that thosetht as lei TODAY kept body like Johnny Yet she felt turf- a lot of it: he important trict meeting which was held at Brim eusly at mac with h,,im She could things in it. Puryear. Mrs D. C. Clanton gave What does this mean ? will talk to him. perhaps because he the meditation as the, closing MOI.r. could talk: he was able to say all (Tolle conttsktet prayir ately Ltic /hulas that cattle into his head. • • • ••• He sighed. "You'll take my ad- (The characters In _this serial are will ly vice, won't you. Magele and leave . fictitious' mu Bolding. Campan'elli Family here? Go this atterneon." itepr by EI:saorth Sanzay Returns To Chicago City or keeps... f After Visit Here day, Marie Shrine.No:12 '' the S To \leet At Paducah Mr. and Mrs. Jne Campanelli britte Hazel Missionary ind little daughter. Betsy Ann, re- with Society Has Royal turned to their home in Chicago late yesterday after se'veral-_days'visit On The Record: will 1 high Service Program with Mrs. Campanelles sister, MN Alton Barnett and Mr. tEarrnett, 'en Immo iety of the The y were also guests of Mr. and are I ..• r 27 • Church met Wed- Mrs Gdthrie Smith and son of , a. after no, the church for Coldwater. 'lets), Ann came to Tracy s, you have paid a bill by check payment late M- i.tBy rvire vrio Murray five weeks ago with her When •• n M:- II I NC6.1.: aunt. Mrs. Alton Barnet, who came' grade. • !vane from a visit' with her sister can't be challenged, and you needn't trust to memory, or Selo as tr'• was and family In Chicago. Mrs 4 . • • • a Mislaid receipt! Your cancelled check is the most valid main NOTICE TO DAR MEMBERS be thi liII'.,, ,s, Hible AND APPoLle ANTS: record you have. Ints- 1,"nehang:',2. Me.h,d who : sa! :a r :I the Isa- If papers can be ready by Oc- Scout: . • -st ss r M.Iler fOber 5, they can be passed-sonby noon ..,'.,t. i5,, t.. • •- part or tre pro- , headquattets at the board meeting Mrs.( .• GLENN FORD my (;,:r4j, Aj tri••tang.. on,October 16. floor. "--11-17.-ra-in Mr, It Alice Keys, Recording IF YOU ARE NOT ONE OF OUR CHECKING ford 11 Secretisry Senl ACCOUNTS.. . BECOME ONE TODAY Trawl Scout ti • framed rt Buffet Supper Held at 2:31 At Outland Home Tv•iss . it Sent JANIS CARTER • BARRY SULLIVAN Misses Anna Lee Crass and La- with 1 , trecia Outland were hostesses at a home The Same s' t .so a. I Mi- K ,•sr Mr. buffet supper Sunday evening Hal psi •I '.1 , I I r • • • • th.r. 6:30 at the home rift the latter, corn Glenn Ford Who' who of plimenting Miss Ana Wrenis BANK MURRAY • !it : • morning ,,to enroll IT'S Tamed GILDA! , .ra NI: •t Mr , f: I. .1•• Mr. left Monday Member FDIC Mur :as.] Mr I:.I mut Et,itUITd 'snd the University of Kentucky. hold ten intimate i October Q: 'Stated meeting and Nits Toby Lorsg and -daughters, Covers were laid for Sept. s tertmenial„ istV orupolis,Teeple at !Sandra and, Toby Ann. friends. men ii

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