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In The Afternoon Daily Newspaper God, For Murray 11 We and Trust Calloway County

united Press International Ut OUR 84th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, November 8, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 265

Funeral Of County Cases Are Tried In Resident Held Today Cal Luther Court Of Judge • BULLETIN Robert 0. Miller Funeral services for Standford .200 Women Get 'NEW YORK ,I PI - Four gun------Three Are Held Stubblefield. age 66, will be held this Is Speaker Judge Roben 0. Miller tried sev- afternoon at 2 p.m. at the New Hope today forced a messenger eral cases in his court during the Methodist Church with Rev. Marvin .. Nlee past week. According to the court Jones officiating. At to the curb and hijacked Rotary record, those cases completed are died at Mur- Mr. Stubblefield the extremely large amount of as follows: In preak-in Of A Night Hospital Wednesday at 4:15 Test Last ray Jerry Freeland, issuing and ut- is survived by his wife, weirs - perhaps As much as one p.m. He Cal Luther, Head Basketball tering a cold and worthless check. Mrs. Selma Elkins Stubblefield: fa- Murray State was Mrs W J Gtheon, Cheirman of for lack of sufficient time some Coach at College million dollars worth. Restitution of $1500 made, fined ther. Calvin Stubblefield: daughter, the Calloway County Cancer Coin- women had to be turned away the speaker yesterday for the Mur- $1 00 and costs of $22 50. Mrs. Kennith Mason, Detroit, Mich.: mittee, announced that the Cancer The Cancer Clinic is being ad- ray Rotary Club. He was introduced Michael Hugh Alexander, Murray Firm £ Puryear two sons, Rix of Alaska and Sgt. IR Clime held last might at the Callo- nurnstered through the free dons- by Nat Ryan Hughes, who was in route two, reckless driving. State Major James of Fort Smith, Ark.; program. way County Health Center an ad- ion of time on the part of Drs charge of the liome In County Is Police. Fined $10.00 and costs . of three sisters, Mrs. Kennith Wil- Luther told the Rotarians that ditional two hundred women re- Jones and Tuttle and with the help $15.50. are being held in saw them in the car as he was hams, Greensboro. N.C., Mrs. Lee Destroyed By Fire Three- Juveniles ceived the Pap Smear Test which, the coaching profession Is different Raymond Heck, failure to abide Mrs. the Calloway County jail on charges returning to Paris Conway. Detroit. Mich., and from many other vocations, since to by court orders with respect to wa- again administered by Dr. The home of Mr. and Mrs Kerby of breaking and entering the 641 Walt redioed loci] City Police of- James Littleton. Christionburg, Va.; be called successful a coach must child support, the Sheriff On bond Char:es Tuttle On Tuesday night .tt Jennings located off the New Con- Club. located jit north of Puryear ficers who made the arrest at 430 three brothers. Madison. Murray have winning teams. of $1500 bond 1 the first session of the clinic ninety cord Raid was completely destroyed on U.S. Highway 641. this morning and timed the three Route F1Ve. Porter, Detroit, Mich., He listed three important attrib- Freeman B. Taylor. Neptune, New OMC 11 roceived the test. Last night bo fire last night about el p.m. The three are charged with break- over to County Police. and Richard, Englewood, Colo.; 12 utes which a good coach must pos- Jersey, littering public highway, According to reports Miss Edna ing in the back door of the estab- Sheriff Fields said the three ad- grandchildren: three great grand- sess. He must be good at recruiting, State Police. Find $2500 and costs Kerby Jennings. 16-year old daugh- lishment and taking money from mitted to the breakin. All the money children. inust be a good teacher and finally- of $10.50. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings, was a cigelretee machine, a juke box which had been place in a sack. Pallbearers will be James Brown, good coach. must be a Ronde] Gene Smith. Murray route was recovered and the beer also Richard A. Hamlin Wayne Wilson, horse alone at the time of the fire. end a coin operated shuffle heard -4 Homecoming Luther said that recruiting is the two, speeding, reduced to breach of of She win preparing for bed and as came. eel also sixteen cases of beer. Harold Heath of Paris is owner Hobert Dunn, Jame Wells Lassiter, heart of the coaching business be- peace, State Police. Fined $10.00 and she went from the bathroom to the The ,ie..helent occurred last night the 641 Club. and George Satterwhite cause without good talent in any costs of $15 50. 111111111.1 bedroom she noticed the blaze in about in-Might. Two of the juveniles were out on Burial will be in the McCuiston athletic contest, a coach cannot John Turner, reckless driving, re- Plans Are the south wing of the house and Aceetel,-- to Sheriff Reloh Fields bond at the time of their arrest. Cemetery with the Max H. Chur- win. duced to breach of peace. the Sher- r in toward the telephone. but found of Henry County, Tennessee an uno Sheriff Woodrow Rickman question- chill Funeral Home in charge of the The couch must be able to find iff Fined $1000 and costs suspend- tele living room completely engulfed ideate el e rein called him about ed the three this morning concern- arrangements. this talent, and put it together to ed. Set At MSC :a Hemet. She then ran to the high- 1:00 o'clock this morning and re- ing the breakire make a good team. Any school William Joel Thorn. Almo route way and halted a passerby to go to ported that they had seen or heard adding two or three top players a one, racing motor vehicle on public Masray Is, get help someone in the building. Murray State Collage will cede- year considers it has done well, he highwsy. reehiced to speeding. Stste Sheriff Woodrow Rickman went to He went to the seene, but the Resident continued. Fined $10.00 and costs of la ate its 34th Homecoming Bator- City Police. r the home, but the house was already three were gone by the time he ... day and the largest group ever of Luther said that recruiting act- *15 50. Paris Gets in complete flames. The Rescue arrived. An automobile owned by V alianni and friends are expected to ually is a selling job. The school, Sella Rufus Littlepage. II. Madi- Slued stood by in case the ftre; one of the three had been backed attend 'Dies Today its attractions, and benefits, must sonville, Kentucky, disregarding stop epreeid to nearby buildings. over a IOW concrete wall and ap- Highlight of the day will be the be sold to the prosPect. he said and sign. State Police. Fined $10.00 and Another ens Jennings had just talked parently had gotten stuck. The three football game between Murray and the couch must sell himself as well. costs suspended. Mrs Temple Tatum. 1311 Syca- wih her mother about ten minutes' had left on foot. he said. Middle Tennessee at 130 p.m. Other Dr. Charles Tuttle The coach has to teach motor William Eddie Brown. Golden more Street. Murray. passed away , . Participating in the seerch for Hosnsooming laWeu include ales- skills, Luther told the Ftotorians. Pond, speeding reduced to breach Depart- this morning at 8:15 at the Murray and Mrs. Jennings were planning I the three were Sheriff Fields. Dep- New Plant ' rade at 9 30 a.m , a barbecue from of local nurses. the Health These skills must be practiced to of peace. State Police. Fined $10.00 of the Hospital. She was 77 years of age to eat and then Mrs. Jennings was uty Sheriff Alvis Wall, Puryear 5-6 pm., and a &ince at. 8:30 pm. ment personnel, members the degree that they become re- and costs • f $15.50. Murray and her death was attributed te corning home for the night. They Marsha 11 Taylor Owens. State An alumni association business Delta Department of the flex actions. This takes time, effort Radfor.news. Golden Pond rt 'Emerson Electric Manufacturing complications following an extended were located at the Triangle Inn Trooper Sergeant Wayne Tubbs, and session is scheduled for 10•U am_ W(saan's Club which sponsors the and motivation, he said. one. speeding. State Police. Fined Co will construct a two-million dol- Illness. and told of the fire. Tennessee B u re a u of Inspection and Pres. and Mrs. ftwlph H. Woods Oincer Fund and other volunteer Luther gave a brief rundown of I $10.00 and costs of $15.50. lar plant at Paris. Tennessee and Survivors Include one daughtei Agent Ancel Dpffee. lb 4 uill be hosts at a coffee at 1046 am. helpers. squad thisthe yyear and said that Danny Ray Hatcher. Murray route will employ about 300 in initial Mrs. Desiree Tatum Deen, and one Deputies Wall and Owens came Niemen-as fraternihes. sororities, The test Is designed to discover prospects seemed bright since oniy. two, racing motor vehicle on publlc stages of operation. eon, Ethridge Tatum, both of Pat- 11 u r•-,1 1 1,A111,•11 to Murrey to identify the owner of end other campus organizations the presence of cancer of the cervix one player who saw action last year highway, reduced to speeding, State The announcement confirmed terson, N.J.. one sister. Mrs. Emmett the car but the owner was not see • h lee scheduled activities during the at the time of the teat and it Is was lost through graduation. He Police. Fined $10.00 and costs of speculation of several weeks that Anderson, Benton Route Five, one home so they returned to Paris. day. knewn to be the rrust accurate lauded several players on the squad 'Census Adult . 66 015.50. Emerson Wooed iodate a plant there. brother, Lad Heasley, Calvert City Sheriff Fields said that the three means of discovering hincer of the end inde Med that he expected th.-_m eCensees - Nursery 7 Dean Scarborough. breach of Csinetruellent sebigided treein Route One one grandson; three juveniles caught a ride at Hazel to owe!: This test is oftigl the means Lee perform as well this year as last ietents Admitted 3 . the Sheriff. On bond of MO. in MILE I008, with twosplotias in 5c groat grandoltildiesn. Clikerws • 41* .rettrn to MuTrast and Paola+ .W hatxtfRig In its early rent or side baths'. „Dewey Carter, hetet* sad utter. this itetarg.gratev.....grr; Junior Class Will print-laments are imom- stages and lentis itself therefore to Funeral etewart.Johnson. a 6-8 sophomore Patients .4dmitted From Monday Mg a cold and worthless check. the Empingwint eniosnal for tra- but friends may call at the Hold Bake Sale early treatinent many times soon plate, is expected to give the Racers a 2:00 P.M. To Wednesday 10:00 A.M. Sheriff. Made restitution of !becks ining purposes elk bag% three or Max H Churchill Funeral Home Sock And Buskin To enough to effect • complete cure. boost in the heighth department Mrs. Johnny Weeshburie Rt. 5. of $64.81 and e1.50, fined $10.00 and fold months before staIROMeon Of 6 p.m. tonight. The Jun. er (lass of Murray High The Cancer Committee is com- after this year. Benton; Mrs James Anderson and costs of $31.50. Given 30 days in jail, Present Production the plant with temporary fatilities School will have a bake sale Batea- posed of Mrs. W. J. Gibson. Chair- A visiting Rotarian used Foster baby girl. Rt 1, Calvert City: Mrs. suspended on good behavior. to be used for training purposes. S 19c • 'u day. November 9, from 830 until man. Mre. Myrtle J. Wall. Co-chair- Benton Firm Is Jones from Louisville. E S. Fergus Silent' Futrell, 202 S. 12th: Mrs. Patricia Ahart, issuing and utter- The City of Paris will -sell. the noon. This is the first money-mak- man. Mrs Whit Imes, Mn Wells aoth had his son Edward as a guest. Franklin Lawrence and baby girl, ing a cold and worthless eheck. required 45 to 50 acree in the Paris The Sock and Buskin drama club ing project of the class. Purdom. and Mrs. Graves Sledd. Bidder On Parks Guest of Henry McKenzie was Ken- Rt. 1. Hardin Mrs. Pierce McDoug- Made restitution of $23.50, fined Inlustrial Park to the Industrial of Mu'-,'ay State College will pre- Members of the Junior Class will These women are members of the -- - neth Goode and Harry Siedd was a al. Rt. 2: Mrs_ Berths Rye. Rt. 6: $1.00 and costs of $22.50. Dee elopment Board of the city sent "The Silver Cord". a tragi- be selling brownies, cakes. cookies, Delta Department of the Murray FRANKFORT. Ky. the - Firma guest of Vernon Stubblefield Sr. Walter L. Copeland. RA. 2, Benton: Jack Skinner, issuing and utter- which will finance the construction comedy by Sidney Howard, on pies, and cupcakes in front of Ler- Woman's Clhb, which has sponsored frau Benton, Ky. and Dyersburg, Mrs. Loyd Beane. 403 S. 12th: Mrs. ing a cold and worthless check, the through revenue bonds. Emerson will Thursday. Friday. a nd Saturday. 450 man's and Diuguidee the Cancer fund in Calloway County Tenn . t od ay submitted apparent Charles Jo West, 1607 West Olive; Sheriff Fined $5.00 anti costs sus- lease the land and building on rental November 14-16. The play will be for a, number of years. Mrs. Ralph low bids on construction projects Girls Are Mrs. Peggy Faye Taylor. Rt. 6: Mrs. pended. terms sufficient to pay the interest Murray presented in the college auditorium leaseneer is Chairman of the Delta at two Kentucky state parks Thomas A. Huey. New Concord; Mrs. Charles Michael Broach, no ope- and phncipal on the bands. David Prit- Nominees and will begin at 8 pm. Are Club. The Calloway County Cancer Finance Commess:oner Queen Marvin Holland, Rt. 3; Thomas Wil- rator's license, fined $2.00 and costs Mayor Richard Dunlay said Ern- Paintings The story is based on the efforts Society is not affiliated with the chett said the Tennessee firm of lerd Gordon. Rt. 6: Mrs. James of $22.50. e-son "will be a welcome addition to • Plated In Exhibit Inc made the Mess Anne Wrather and Miss Toni Nesbitt, Murray of a Widely to keep her two sons INV amerhan Center Pociety. Forcurn-Lannum. Raker. 220 S. 12th; Mrs. David Go- James Thomas "liar economic life, and our every Burchete are among the ten Murray in with her The widow, Mrs. Phelps. The Celle is being sponsored by ipparent low offer of $177,570 for wens, 1702 Olive: Mrs. Caine B. route five, speeding red cc d to association assures us they will be- Miss Clara Eagle. heed of the Art k College girls nominated by the played by Gene Raye Miller. senior, the Delta Department and the Cal- construction of a water treatment State Jones, 1106 West Main. breach of peach, State Police. Fined come a part of every phase of com- Department at Murray State Col- yearbook staff as nominees for the English-history major from Owens- loway County Health Department plant and distribution system and Patients Dismissed From Monday $10.00 and costs of $15.50. munity life." lege. Harry Furches. Richard Jack- "Shield Queen". boro, has devoted her life to her and is sanctioned by the Calloway a sewage troatmert plied and dis- 2:00 P.M. To Wednesday 10:00 A.M. Unierson has become one of the son, Gene Roberds. Mrs. Frederick candidates were selected by sons. Robert. played by Ken Zim- County Medical Society. posal system at Buckhorn Lake The Gerald Coles, Rt. 4, Miss Donna mejor producers of electric motors 55 Snephard. Mrs. staff. Five finalists will mersan, freshman, Union City, Thomas Walsh. and the Shield lhe reception which the clinic Stole Park Show, Rt. 3, Paris: Mrs. Robert CAR FIRE in North America for appliance, Emily Wolfson. faculty art chosen by a panel of three judges. Tenn., and David who is played by members, has received on the part of the Haltom and Cope Construction be Thornton and hreby girl. 733 Nash industriel. esericuitural and aircraft alt are exhibiting prints. paintings, Pictures of the finalists will be sent nary Bell a freshman from 'Pa- public has overwhelmingly pleased Ce. Benton, submitted the apparent have: Miss Janice Joseph. Rt 2. neirkets.. It also manufactures a full eel dreemes at Cumberland Col-' to Andy Willhoo, recording artist Fire Department an- dueeh. the sponsors. Reis felt that this is a leve b:d of $773,000 for building of Kirksey; Mrs. JD(' Hal Spann, 102 The Murray I •e of electric and gasoline power select 6,-vt9t Wi1.iantsburg. three floating covered marinas and and television star, who will N. 12th; Mac MeCuiston, New Con- s'. cried a call this morning at 8 Mrs. Phelps attempts to preveet forwerd seep in the discovery of, tools. The show will continue until No- einner. Cab Stand the marriage of Robert to a de- endor prevention of cancer in wom- four sections of floating walkway at the corst Kine, ns Johnson Drive: o'clock to go to the Radio The nearest Emerson plant to • ember 30. Two students also ex- Miss Wrather the eliwthter of was on fire. lightful girl named Hester who is en and that the efforts put forth Kentucky Dam Village State Park, Joh'. Reel ey Rt. I. Dexter; Mrs. where one of the cars Peris is one at Russellville, Ky., hibiting paintings are Kenneth Pul- and Mrse M. es Wratiier and the wiring portrayed by Jaye Anne Young. a :re more than justified Mr. John Pitt nan :net li by boy. Callo- oemege was confined to which began full production in 1962. ren. Peduoah. and James is a senior. She is secretary of the to freshmen from Princeton. She also The Delta Club again acknowl- way: Yrs. fithrie WhIs„ 1001 Olive; and the carburetor, according This will be the second new plant Writ-ht. sophomore. Fulton. Dr. C. S. Lowry Is organisation a.- is a hem- tries desperately to get David to elged its grateful appreeiation to student Mrs. r 'eha Rye, Pt 6; Mrs. Nathan Fire Chief Flavil Robertson. CO2 to locite at Paris in recent months. 23 bar of Sigma Sigtea Sigma sorority. ii es used to extinguish the blare. choose her amd her plans for him .Sr. lunle and Jones, to the nurses, Speaker In Paducah -1 they gire Rt. 5. Midland-Ross will open soon, hiring Miss Burchett. uaL.giltar o: :dr in preference to his charming young te the Health Department which --- - several hundred Persons. ar.d Mrs. Clinton Burehett of Sea- wife Christina, whom he has *net Murray Court 726- hes been most generous in furnish- Dr. C. S. Lowry, heed of the de- Route Three near Kirtsey, is and married abroad. Christina is .ts center and the facilities as piertMent of social sciences at Mur- ton Meets On Monday She is a graduate of played by Barbara Goldsby. also a .sel as its personnel and to all who ray State College. Wee the guest a sophomore. Local Youth Is Calloway County High School where freshmen from Paducah ha .e helped in any way in the sue- speaker at the meeting of the Pa- Murray Court 728 W n of she served as cheerleader. She v,as Jilt Pratt. freshman. Fulron. N.Y. EX case of the clinic. ducah Junior Woman's Club Tues- Involved In Large Woodcraft will meet Monday. No- also freshman cheerleader for MSC will play a male loethe play. In addition to Dr. Tuttle the fol- day night at the Woman's Club • s \ember 11. at 7 p.m in the American year Tickets for the production are Federal Court Suit lowing people aided in last night's house. last Legion Hall. now on sale in the lobby of the inons: clinic: MUIR L. Todd, R.N., Carolyn The subject of Dr. Lowry's dis- New officers will be elected for Student Union Building for $1.25 Rice, R.N., Elaine Harvey, R.N., Nell course was "Cultural Heritage of • the coming year All members are for students and $1.25 plus tax for A Paris. Tenn., rather and his two henton, L.P.N all from the Murray America." Mountain Mission urged to attend. other adults. Tickets will be sold SOLI filed suits totaling $57.000 in Hospital, Dee Imes. R.N., Dorval Dr. Lowry received his bachelor Truck To Be Here at the door ,for $1.25 plus tax for Federal Court in Jackson. Tenneesee Hendon. R.N. both from the Health of arts degree and doctorate degree 17° MERCHANDISE SHOOT Thursday seeking damages from a Center, Delta Club members. Mes- from the University of Kentucky, Next Week everyone. Season tickets which will entitle highway collision involving the two 'Imes Ralph Teaseneer. Graves and his masters degree from Har- The Ceilloway County Conserva- the bearer to see this performance youths who were injured on a mo- 'tendon, F. E. Crawford, W. J. Gib- vard Univhsity. He has taught at 1 he Kentucky Mountain Mission _ 39° tion Club will have a merchandise ar-d the next arena production in torcycle en, Chest Crereford, Myrtle J. Wall. Murray for 38 years. truck will be in Murray again on shoot on Saturday and Sunda. No- the spring, are also on sale for $2. Ware, C Cherry hiid his sons. and Miss Vanda Gibson, and volun- November 14 to collect clothing and vember 9 and 10 at the Ernest Bailey eerie.' Dale Cherey. 16. and Sammy teers with Mrs. Ruby Farmer, Mrs. sther items for the people of the _ eke farrio one mile west of Murray just No Padang Please recetvedopermanent Mrs _ mounieeen -area- - o'ff the - Mayfield- highwah. -Csahle eGnellillee, Lucent- inen ••s when John Darnell of Mur- ent Mrs. J. A Outland of the Health On The Parade -Route All items are needed for this work Third Class For drinks, sendwiches and shells will rey crashed into their motorcycle in Center. but a special request is made at be available at the club house. Ev- Adults is Monday May. There will be two additional sea- A request has been made for mo- this time for children's clothes, eryone is invited to go out and en- The accident occurred about two moms of the clinic, these to be held torists not to park along the route shoes, men's hats, and dishes. joy themselves. miles north of Paris on Highway on Tuesday, November 12 and to be taken by the Murray State Anyone having anything to con- class in 641 The suit charges Mr. ,Dohnell's Thursday, November 14 at the He- College Homecoming parade tomor- tribute should have them in the These officers will serve at the 126th annual session of The third adult education car ran over the motorcivele, de- alth Center from 5:30 p.m. until row. between the hours of 8:30 am. basement of the First Methodist the Kentucky Baptist Convention meeting in Lexington, this series will be held at Murray night. molishing it. Charges listed a r e 830 p.m. It is hoped that the women and 11:00 a.M. Church by November 13. Nov. 13-15. First vice president, T. L. McSwain; presi- College High School Monday Toward Better speeding, reckless driving, overtak- Weather of the city and county will continue The parade is scheduled to begin "Aiming Our Sights dent, E. Kevil Judy; and secretary, LewiS C. Ray. ing improperly and following too in these two sessions to avail them- at 9.30 tomorrow. Family Living" is the theme of the Five Counties close. if Report selves of the opportunity to take Areas where motorists have been Lexington - "For Liberty and A host of speakers from Kentucky series. 0. as the states will appear at the Monday night's topic will be "Par- letergiational this test. asked not to park are Main Street Pass Library Tax Light" has been selected and other United Press Teenagers To Un- between 15th and 7th, on 15th street theme for the 126th annual session Convention sessions, which continue ents and Levan Local Students In Baptist Conven- through Friday noon, November 15. derstand Each Other" with a panel Kentucky Lake 7 am. 354 Ile down between Main and the Fine Arts FRANKFORT. Ky. We - Voters of the Kentucky Teachers Are At here November 13. Included in the roster are Southern of parents and teenagers to present Honor Group 0 le below dam 302 le down 03'. Buildiog, and on Olive between 4th in five of eight counties approved tion opening president E. Keevil Judy, Baptist Covention president K. Owen this lesson. Barkley Dam 3033, up 0.5e Association Meet and 13th. special local property taxes for li- Convention Henderson's First Baptist White of Houston, Texas; executive Garrett Beshear. coach and 2E e,no a Murray students are a- Sunset 4:53: Sunse 6:29. brary services in the general elec- pastor of Cauthen teacher at C011ege High., will be the niong those having been pledged In Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Cowin, SQUARE DANCE tion this week, Miss Margaret Willis. Church, will call the first session secretary Baker James at 10:30 am. in the Calvary of the Foreign Mission Board in chairman of the panel. Parents will two military-science groups. Persh- High Yesterday 57' Robert W. Jones, Da le Lemons. state librarian. reported Thursday. to order Church. Richmond, Virginia; and Mrs. R. L. be Mrs. Elmer Collins. Mrs. Hollis ing Rifles and Scabbard and Elude Low Yesterday 36 George T. Lilly. Paul K. Lynn, Eu- The Merry Mixers Square Dance Leslie C,ountians approved a 6- Baptist host pastor, will Mathis of Woman's Missionary Un- Roberts. Mrs. Purdom Lovett, and :1 M icry Fta•c College. Today 38 gene M. Sharibacher, Carolos Sch- Club of Mayfield is having a dance cent levy on each $100 of assessed Franklin Owen, 7:15 who rtobert Hendon. Teenage menthe-3 Pledges to Scabbard and Blade mitt, and Dr. H. L. Oakley are at- on Saturday, November 9 at the property, Lawrence Cotu.thine voted welcome messengers and visitors ion in Birmingham. Alabama, 2.200 churches is also second vice president of the will be Helen Crutcher, Carohn from Murray are Jerry Hendon Western Kentucky -- Fair today tending the fall convention of the American legion Building in May- for an 8-cent tax, and reeidenes of from the more than the Kentucky Baptist Southern Baptist Convention. 'Exe- McNeely. and Ed Frank Jeffrey Clarence Herndon, Steve Foust anc through Saturday. high today a- Kentucky Industrial Education As- field from 8 00 pm until 1100 p.m. Magoffin. Fleming and Rockcastle comprising J. H. Maddox, Sr.. pas- cutive secretary Harold G. Sanders Other adults who have not been Ruosell Johnson. all juniors round 70, low Virden 45-50. A little sociation in Loulgville this weekend. The caller will be Seliner Hovland counties approved a 5-cent tax Convention. Second Baptist Church of Middletown will present ,the an- to this class are invited to come and Pershing Rifles pledges include warmer Saturday Outlook for Sun- They are faculty members of the of Wagon Mound. New Mexico. All Sunilar measures were defeated tor of the Hopkinsville, will preach the an- nual report of the Kentucky Con- enroll Mon-day. The class meets Eddie Grogan, freshman, from Mur- day, continued mild with a chance Industrial arts department at Mur- squere dancers are Invited and by small margins in Monroe, Meade In nual sermon at the opening session. ventionh Executive Board, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. ray. of showers. ray State College. . spectators are welcome. and Harlan counties.

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NOVEMBER 8, 1963 - KENTUCKY FRIDAY - THE LEDGER Es TIMMIS - MURRAY, mars 1,110 THE LEDGER & TIMES Murray State Seeks First • COMPANY. Inc-. PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING Times, and The Cousohdauon of the Murray Ledger, The Ca3oway Since 1956 Kentuckian, January Homecoming Win Times-Herald, October 20, 11130, and the West 1, 1942. 9tate College will be the Racers will have to play their JAMI C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Murray UI I CRIPPlia seeking its first Homecoming win beat game of the season to win. Alltinal Letters to the Editor, We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, since 1056. its first win over Middle Conunon opponents .sf the two are not for the best in- Or PUD/IC Voice items which, in our opuuon, Tennessee since 1952. and its first have been Eastern Kentucky, UT- terest of (Air readers four-game winning streak since 1961 MB. Austin Peay. and Morehead. CO., 1500 'the Thorougtobreds play the Middle beat Faatern 33-28. VMS NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER when York, N.Y' p. in 21-14, Morehead 27-7 and Austin Madison A.m., Atemphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New Blue Raiders Saturday at 1:30 ,119q6,4Y.,__Ittipimpolgarity 27-0 Murray beat Eastern 20- Stephenaan Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Peay 10",,PlIgIWTM • The Racers have already done 0. UTM.11 19-8, Austin Fray 14-0, Kentucky, for transmission se Ente:ed at the Post Office, Murray, some Jinx-bursting this year by be- and last to Morehead 34-10. Second Class Matter. 12 oppon- ing the first Murray team in Middle is Murray's oldest OWN 11011.... 20e,a ge: in a rum and by the series between the two SUBSCRIPTION RATE: By Carrier in Murray, per week years to win three ent and the futa each and 3 month 85e In Calloway and adJoinuall counties. Pee Yew. $4-50: beating Tennessee Tech for stands at 15 victories however, has never where, $8.00. time in seven years. ties Murray. AEA:rum join- PUBLIC beaten the Raiders since they Community is tbii -Ths Outstanding Civic Asset of • A Racer win, however, will re- ed the OVC. Integrity at its Newspapio- quire an outstanding effort, as the Ra- Raiders are the leading defensive Murray's 1933 team, the only un- 9/Flock FRIDAY -- NOVEMBER 8, 1963 team in the Ohio Valley Confer- cer team. to have an undefeated, Saturday, November' at half- ence and the second best in offense tied season, will be honored ELECTION GOOD This team beat Iv CLOSE Murray is third in defense and time of the game • 70-7 thirty fourth in offense. The Raiders have Middle at Homecoming over the leading passer in the Confer- years ago. E have .heard several local Democrats lament the SHOP EQUIPMENT W ence In Teddy Morns, the Racers won by such a narrow Probable starters for Murray are fact that the election Tuesday was rusher in Tommy Glov- the leading Tom Cox. LE, George Trumbo, LT: teams have 5-3 records margin. er, Both John Wheeler, LG. Neil Haynes, FORMERLY USED BY THE NEW CONCORD by 60,000 all opponents Middle is 3-1 They felt that since Mr. Breathitt had won against C. Dick Berry. RG, Jun Biggs, been in the OVC, Murray 3-2. Tony Flora- HIGH SCHOOL majdtity in the primary that possibly it should have Jerry Grantham RE: Toni Chesney. LH: Vic general election. Murray Coach In Shelton calls vanti. QB: closer to 100.000 in the and Tommy Glover, Middle an outstanding team which Kubu, RE; that the reason for the narrow margin, ahd this be held at the New Concord We feel does everything well and says that FB. The sale will by many persons of both parties, was that idea is also shared School such as Elementary emotional Issues were injected into the campaign etc. Where be sold to the highest bidder race, 'executive orders, prayer in the schools, The following items will usually One ELECTRIC TABLE SAW, a practically new JIG emotion or prejudice is concerned, clear thinking SAW, an ELECTRIC GRINDER. a WOOD LATHE becomes muddled. which has been used very little. a STEEL FRAME think that a To get back to our first point however, we MITER SAW, four VJSES which are attached to We hope Quarterback Teddy Morris close election is good for the state and the nation. strong tables. Also included in the list are six HAND party or. the other PLANES, several HAND SAWS, a NEW CROSS CUT the tune never comes agaui when one KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL HAMMERS, BRACE & BITS, majority. as the league's second best peas BASKETBALL SORES SAW, various sized builds. up a huge and is practiced receiver. numerous WRENCHES, several WOOD CLAMPS We don't want a one Party system such. as • But practice has been enthusias- by United Press International' other small (terns too numerous to mention. South American countries. in totalitarian states or in some tic in the Commodore camp this Eastern Ky. Cant. Tourney Quarter-finals - MILTON OUTLAND We believe it is heaitny to have oilices hotly contested week and Vandy coach Jack Green AUCTIONEER all one says that while Norton is a fine Ashland Holy Family 85 by two opposing parties. If the day comes when it is passer, he is not as strong a running Sandy Hook 72' party it might be, then way or the other, regardless of what threat as other quarterbacks his ()bye Hill 64 Fairview 60 freedom in this nation will be a tning of the past. charges have faced this season. Gagenup 66 So. Portsmouth 55 "We ought to be able to concen- on defending against his PAY RAISE INCENTIVE trate more throws and not worry too much For Your Every • says Green. David Pehy about his running." End George Dykes Fullback other fine HEATING OIL seeks promotion by trying to prove he can -However, they have two A WORKER and Darrell backs In Rodger Bir'd Need - Call burden or be more efficient than his fellows. carry a larger Cox Both are dangerous runners. Station Wagon. by increasing '63 OLDSMOBILE A businessman strives to improve his earnings red and white. Winless Vandy We are going to have to work Double power, air-conditioned, expenses. A,,member. of Congress simply sales and lowering awfully hard and play at our beet: Slick as a mole votes himself a pay raise. 11 we expect to defeat them" annually to SL '62 MONZA 2-Door. - It- iss-ateitheitets for a man earning $22,500 And UK Will Cotruno- Both the 'Oats and the Well equipped, light yellow. She's a young man's is suddenly worth $32.500 a year, in addition In SEC competition claim that he dorts are 0-4 dream car. benefits. But that's the raise Con- and share the league cellar with to a multitude of fringe Bird League *IMO Laity Meet Saturday Tennessee and Tulane But Kentuc- 2-Door Classic. gress is prepared to give its members in the bill now before 7. 1963 '62 RAMBLER Nev. ky still has a chance for a break- as a fox 23 13 Six cylinder, straight transmission. Red the House of Representatives. Rarnad uds even season as it currently stands 22 14 and sharp as a brier. Over iii the Senate, John Williams (R-Dei.) has spon- Norgetts 2-5 over-all with three games left to KENTUCKY LAKE Rocketts 21 15 NASHVILLE. Tenn 'ITT - Win- boost in governmental Play CADILLAC Sedan DeVille. sored an amendment to the proposed Wildcats 15 21 less Vanderbilt and the University OIL CO. '643 Power steering and brakes, power windows, 6-way scales that would stipulate any raises will take effect Four Pins 15 21 of Kentucky Wildcats. two hard- The Wildcats whipped the Com- salary light dimmer, cruise con- Misfits 12 24 luck football teams ,vying to climb modores 7-0 last year In a series New Concord Road power seats, automatic oniy alter balancing of the Federal budget. slick HIE& Team 3 Gasses Scratch out of the Southeastern Conference dating back to 1896. Vandy ha.s won Phone 753-1323 trol, tinted glass, knee deep in rubber She's a co-sponsor of that Senator Frank Lausehe tD-Ohio), stainadades 1863 cellar. clash before an eieurnated 23 games to Kentucky's 9. Three as a mole. .4‘4111 Satur- atnenciment, not only Wes the nail on the head, but brings High Team Game Scratch 20,000 fans at Homecoming ended in ties. 160 500 DODGE 4-Door Hardtop. it down on the lingers of greedy congressmen wnen he says: Ramad tides day High Team 3 Games with He. Dwohubist llee.power, tinted glass, solid white Slick as a Bradshaw's Cats, -I want to provide a tax ctrt for the people of our country, Norgetts 1650 519-2229 Coach Charlie potent Rick Norton- and sound ap- High Team Game with He. braced by the but I want to do it on the basis of a rational passing combination, Rocketta a.. 575 189-764 to-Darrell Oat '59 CHEVY Nomad Station Wagon. rather than an expansion of spending.- favorite Vandy proach-a reduction High lad. 3 Games Scratch are rated a 10-point Well equipped, black as a crow and sharp as a Appeal 567 has won only once Lti its pest 26 REWARD!! -The Commercial Murrelle Walker brier, High Ind. Game Scratch outings. _ 201 S. 88 4-Door. Murreile Walker Norton. a quick-throwing sopho- '59 OLDS Ind. 3 Games with He. last week . . . after power, solid white, Murray car New as a High more quarterback from Louisville, Regarding the fire on our farm Double Murrelle Walker 557 84-641 takes a back seat only to Georgia's convinced that broom. Quotes From The News High Ind. Game with Hc. fire started we are sensational Larry Raltestras in SEC checking where the Walker 201 28- MERCURY Cruiser 2-Door H'top. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Murrelle passing and halfback Cox is ranked '59 Top Six Average It was set deliberately. Double power and air, Murray car. Sharp. MoraatW - Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, warning Murrelle Walker 163 the West not to gloat over Russia's ideological differences 149 at the Bank of '59 STUDEBAKER Lark 2-Door. Judy Parker We are posting a $1000.00 reward with Red China: Gladys Elberton 146 Six cylinder, standard transmission. Clean as a information leading "We' (China and Russia) are against the same capital- Joye Rowland 141 Murray, in Murray, Kentucky, for whip. 140 ism and we are for socialism. I am sure we will come to an Martha Shoemaker SMOKE.Y.SAYS: person or persons 139 and conviction, of the 4-Door, --agreement 'sooner or later with the Chinese because we have Esse Caldwell to the arrest, '59 sFixOuRlDindet is posted for a stick, grey and White- shark -, the same future." e SUri. responsible for the fire. This reward e • KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL or 4-Door. b months, or until the guilty party '59 FORD WASHINGTON -- Mrs. Henry Swan. Colorado national FOOTBALL RESULTS fie, are CAA period of twelve V-8, straight stick, green and white. Clean as a in a survey on the remar- - GOP committeewoman, quoted parties are arrested. hound's tooth. riage issue in Gov. 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FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 8, 1963 Tea Laaaaa a TIME, — #1111#111AT. RENTVCRY SCRAPBOOK IF:R 8, 1983 CENTENNIAL Schedule The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures Television hay- represented as The determined, uncomproa protests rose, they were contracted for by French agents of No. 35‘" rinsing pressure that Charles Mg been Egypt, Francis Adams exerted upon the British gov- the pasha of • refused to believe this. Upon his ernment, through all the media of public Adams 6:20 Today Is Sports word from an observer at Liverpool Channel 8 - WSIX-TV opinion, gained another victory for the Union receiving Channel 5- WLAC-TV 0:30 Cheat Adventure of the ironclad, was about to de- the aetunin of 1863. A victory against the that one 66 Lincoln's man in London CBS 7:30 Route ABC Confederate navy without a shot being fired. part, President minister to declare, "It Week of Nov. 9—Nov. 15 810 fa:light Zone Week of Nov. 9—Nov. 15 Queen Victoria's ministers were finally went to the prime Hitchcock Friday superfluous of me to point to your Daily Monday through Iriday 9:30 Alfred Daily Monday through moved to subvert the scheme of the Confed- would be this is war!" 5:45 Farm News 10:00 Big News 1445 News, Weather, Timetable eracy to secure, through Laird's shipyards at lordship that Proclamation had had 600 Country Junction 10:15 Radar Weather Five Golden Minutes. Liverpool, two armored warships capable of The Emancipation effect for the government '1 .45 Morning News 10:20 Today In Sports 700 Country Boy Eddie inflicting disaster and panic at Washington, too electrical British anti-slavery eentlidest 7 -55 Morning Weather 10:25 Films of the 50's 8:00 Morning News Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston to disregard of war against the emancipators 8.00 Trinuner Vue 8:10 Morning Weather with raiding bombardments. Purpose of the at the risk ironclads were ordered detained. Al 15 Captain Kangaroo 8:15 Debbie Drake hulls cf Nos. 294 and 295 had been concealed The two • face-saver, the government bought Use pair g 00 People Are Funny Channel 6- WPSD-TV A -30 Cap'n Crook's Crew at o:rst; then, when they took the unmis- a thereby presented the British navy with 9- 30 I Love Lucy 900 Romper Reom takable shape of naval vessels, and Adams' and NBC most advanced warships. 10'00 The McCoys 10:00 Price Is Right its two Week of Nov. 9—Nov. 15 —CLARK KUNNAIRD 10:30 Pete and Gladys 10:30 Seven Keys Daily Monday through Friday guard between 11:00 Love of Life 11:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford [1] H.M.S. Majestic standing 11:30 Father Knows Best Nos. 114 and 295, later named Scorpion and 11 -25 Robert Troutt News 7:00 Today Show 1200 General Hospital Wivern, on Liverpool waterfront. 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 900 Say When 1230 Tenneseeane in Town and 11:45 The Guiding Light 9:25 NBC Morning Report Country 12:00 The World at Noon 9:30 Word for Word 1:00 Ann Sothern 12:06 Old Time Singing Convention 10:00 Concentration 1:30 Day In Court 1clock 12:30 As The World Turns 10:30 Missing Links 145 News For Women eaa)Password 11:00 Your First Impression 2:00 Queen for a Day 1:30 House Party 11:30 Truth or Consequences TIME GOES BACK—Dr. R. G. Hall, assistant director of the 2:30 Who Do You Trust 200 To Tell the Truth 11:55 NBC Day Report Time Service Division at the National Bureau of Standards 300 Trailmaster In Washington, sets the atomic 2:25 Doug Edwards News 1200 News, Farm Markets cluck back one-tenth of a 400 Superman second, to keep pace with Mother Earth 230 Edge of Night 12:16 Pastor Speaks It seems Earth's 4:30 Mickey Mouse Club rotation decelerated a bit over the past 3:00 The Secret Storm 1230 Romper Room five years, Over 5:30 BI-Pate News every five-year period it either picks up or slows down. 3:30 Popeye and Friends 1:00 People Will Talk ORD 5:40 Weatherscope Nobody knows why, but rotation la what governs our time. 400 Big Show 1:25 NBC News Report 5:45 Ron Cochran with the News 5:30 CBS Evening News 1:30 The Doctor's 6:00 The Rifleman 200 Loretta Young Saturday, Nov. 9 10:00 Newscope 230 You Don't Say 600 Operation Alphabet 10:15 Murphy Martin with News Sports Coldwater Kiag Features Syndicate' 3:00 Match Game Diatributed by Sunrise Semester 10:25 Steve Allen Show .ord 3!25 NBC News Report 4 003° Eddie Hui Variety Show 11:30 Five Golden Minutes 3:30 Make Room for Daddy 8:00 Alvin Show Saturday. Nov. 9 were guests one afternoon the past day afternoon callers of Mrs. Op- Mr. and Mrs. Cody Tidwell and 4:00 Best a Groucho Parade News 8:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 7:45 News- - Weather week of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bazzell. belts Bazzell. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tubers and st bidder: 4.30 Popeye. (Mon-Tues -Wed.) a 9:00 Quick Draw McGraw 7:56 Ray Massey Reads the Bible Mr. and Mrs. Rex Watson were Mrs Verdie Armstrong was a others were Sunday guest of Mr. JIG 5:00 Amos and Andy, Mon., Wed new 9:30 Mighty Mouse 8:60' Farmer's Almanac Mrs Verdie Wadell and Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Thursday guest of Mrs. Lottie Pen- and Mrs, Freed Tucker and family. 500 Ann Sothern (Tues., wed.) By JACK CUDDY Mrs Zel- 3 LATHE 10:00 ltrn Tin Tin 8:30 Cap'n Crooks Crew ma Thompson of Mrs. Rilda Watson. dergrass. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Adams and sans 5:30 Huntley-Brinkley UPI Sports Writer Memphis, Tenn., L SHAME 1030 Roy Rogers 9:30 The Jetsons both sisters of airs. Novie Pender- Mrs. Lottie Pendergrass was Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Leon McGary of have returned home from a visit 6:00 News NEW YORK .tet — Middle-weight latched to 11:00 $ty King 10:00 Cartoonies grass were Sunday guests of Mr. day gueSt of Mr. and Mrs. Flavil Memphis were Sunday guest of re- in Fla. 11:30 Popeye 6-05 Weather champion Dick Tiger appreciates six ELAND 10:30 Beanny and Cecil and Mrs. Novie Pendergrass. Pendergrass. latives. Fantastic 610 Sparta the international respect given him Mae Smith fell one 12:00 11:00 Bugs Bunny Mr. and Mrs. 'freeman Cloys were Mrs. Fred Kirkland is visiting re- Mrs. Maggie Glass was Sunday Mrs. Willie ,OSS CUT Collegiate Kickoff Saturday, Nov. 9 as a fighter: but he said today he past week at her home and 1:30 11:30 Magic Land of Alakazam Sunday afternoon callers of Dr. and latives in Mich. dinner guest of Miss Attie and night the & SITS, 11:45 NCAA Football 7:00 R. F. D.-TV doubts that anyone realizes he is ohe bone in her leg. 12:00 My Friend Flicka Mrs. Earl Adams. Mr Charlie F. Arnett were Tues- Canine Lamb. broke MPS; and Atop the Fence Poet one of the all-time great students -4:15 Collegiate Football Scoreboard 7:30 12:30 American Bandstand Mrs. Fred Newsome and daughter of the sport. 4:30 Glynis 7:55 News 1:30 Teen, Revue Muscular. broad-shouldered Tiger 5,00 Mr. Ed 8:00 Popeye 2:00 Championship Bowling —who arrived this week from his 530 Woods 'N Waters 830 Ruff and Reddy 3:00 Pre-Olympic Sports Aaall#1118.1.1.111#111.11.111111111i1Mrabot, home in Nigeria. Africa for his next 6:00 New ebeat 9.00 Hector Heathcote 3:30 AFL Highlights title defepse—explained: 6:10 Radar Weather 9•30 Fireball 400 ABC's Wide World of Sports aMy watching, watching, watch- y-f_ 10:00 Dennis The Menace ty, c 6:15 Football Scoreboard 5:30 All Star Wrestling ing of other boxers ever since I was 630 Jackie Gleason Shaw 10:30 Fury 6:30 Hootenanny a little boy did as much maybe to 7:30 Phil Silvers 11:00 Sgt. Preston 7:30 Lawrence Welk make ,me champion as my good 8:00 The Defenders 11:30 Bullwinkle 830 Jerry Lewis Show punch and good chin. I see particu- 9:00 Citmarnoke 12:00 Exploring 1030 Saturday Movie hA Color ARIAAI larly the bad moves and the dan- V 0:00 Saturday Night News 1:00 Watch Mr Wizard Sunday, Nov. 10 gerous openings they leave—as well 10:10 Radar Weather 1:30 Weekend at the Movies 8.06 News. Weather as the good moves. And -I continue 1015 Today in Sports 400 NFL Pro-highlights 8:10 Raymond Massey Reads the to improve a little all the time " 10:20 Films of the 50's 430 Captain Gallant Bible ** WILL ENJOY REMINISCING* * ,n. Tiger. 34, is scheduled to defend EVERYONE Sunday, Nov. 10 500 Studio Bowling R:15 Cartoons .nd white his 160-pound crown 600 Operations Alphabet 600 Porter Waggoner 8:30 Goenel Sincing Caravan against 33- year-old Joey Giardello of Cherry 6:30 Sunrise Semester 6:30 The Lieutenant 930 Morning Movie WITH THIS TRADITIONAL FLAVOR Hill. N. J., at the Atlantic City 7:30 Cartoon Show 7:30 Joey BishopS how 1100 Discovery Convention Hall, Dec. 7. 7:46 Oltddren's Bible Stories 11:00 Satirrday Nirht at the Movies 1130 The Christophers ,mg man's Ilas Dick improved enough to 8:00 Heaven's Jubilee 10:16 Saturday Report 12:00 Oral Roberts predict a victory over Giardello, 900 Little Country Church 10:31 Saturday Night Jamboree 12:30 The Pioneers with whom he broke evenin two 10:00 Camera Three 11.01 Weekend et the Movies 12-10 Eve On The Issues fight* in 1959 •-before he became •:30 Popeye Sunday, Nov. 10 1:00 The Pioneers as a fox • champion? 12:00 Changing Times 8 -30 Paducah Devotion 2.00 Classroom Quiz Deielny Parable T Hamilton Brothers Quartet OLD 12:15 The Huddle 915 2:30 AFL Football Tiger, wearing a brown Jacket and 12:45Pro Football Kickoff 9:30 The Christophers 5:15 All Pro Scoreboard brawn slacks and chatting in the 100 NLF Football 9:45 Sacred Heart 5:30 Surfside Six ows, 6-way lobby of his hotel, shook his head 3:30 Vandy Football 1000 This is the Life 6:30 Travels of Jaimie McPheeters and said he never made predictions ruise con- 400 Spelldown 10:30 The Answer 700 Jane Wyman Presents because af the Nigerian "old folks She's slick 4:30 Amateur Hour 1100 Popeye 7:30 Arrest and Trial parable of destiny" 5:00 Twentieth Century 11 .30 File 6 9 00 Laughs For Sale .41.4111 Just as Dick Ihetu—as he was 5:30 Death Valley Days 12:30 Eternal Light 9:30 Medic named back in Amaighbo, Eastern 6:00 Lamle 100 File 6 10:00 News Scope Nigeria—is a combination boxer- Slick as a 6:30 My Favorite Martian 2:00 News Encore 1015 UT Football puncher, he also is a combination 07:00 Ed Sullivan 300 Sunday 11:15 Raymond Massey Reads The tribesman with circles of tribal dots 8:00 Judy Garland 4:00 Wild Kingdom Bible about his tors, and a modern Afri- 013. 9:00 Candid Camera 4:30 College Bowl Monday. Nov. 11 Here's a lip-smackin' ice cream with that special 500 Meet The Press can, educated from the age of five sharp as a 9.30 What's My Line 5:00 Huckleberry Hound to 15 in en "English-spoke" Nig- 10-00 Sunday News 5:30 Quarterback Club 6:30 Outer Limits Sealtest touch. Luscious! Creamy smooth! Old erian school. 10:15 Ask The Mayor 5:45 Accent 7:30 Wagon Train "The old folks parable." Tiger 10:30 Million Dollar Movie 600 Bill Dana Show 9:00 The Breaking Point Time Vanilla Fudge ... ribboned throughout with 630 Wonderful World of Color explamed. "is that life is Just likt. a Tuesday, Nov. 12 New as Monday, Nov. 11 dreaming in your sleep about some- 7:30 Grindl 5:00 Sea Hunt rich, old-style chocolate fudge. Try some soon. 600 Newebeat thina yob want but don't get Or 8:00 Bonanza 6:30 combat 6:15 Radar Weather Week That Was do get—depending upon destiny 9:00 That Was the 7:30 McHale's Navy Hdtop. 620 Today In Sports Weather. Sports And I always dreamed, asleep and CE CREAM 10:00 News. 8:00 Greatest Show on Earth trp. 06:30 To Tell the Truth Club awake, that I would be a boxing 1015 Qvarterback 9:00 The Fugitive 7:00 I've Got A Secret 10:50 Weekend at the Movies champion—and I was lucky it was 7:30 The Lucy Show Monday. Nov. 11 Wednesday, Nov. 13 my destiny. And I hope it's my des- Clean as a 8:00 Danny Thomas Show 630 Monday Night at The Movies 5:00 Yoal Bear tiny to beat Giardello again." 830 Andy Griffith Show 830 Hollywood and the Stars 6:30 OZ7-ie and Harriet Top Contender 9-00 Eastslde Westside Sing Along With Mitch 7:00 PFdty Duke Show Gierdell. now cmiender, lost 10:00 Big News 19:00 News Picture 7:30 Price Is Right a 10-round decision to Tiger at Chi- hite Sharp. 10:15 Radar Weather 10:13 The Law and Mr Jones 800 Ben Casey cago on Sept 30. 1959: but Joey 1020 Toe:ay In Sports 10:45 Tonight Show 9:00 Charming averred that defeat by outpointing 10:25 Chicago Bears Tuesday, Nov. 12 Thursday. Nov. 14 T.ger in their return fight at cleve- as a' Clean 630 Mr. Novak -5!00 Sea Hunt lad little more than a month later. Tuesday, Nov. 12 7:30 Redigo 6:30 The Flintatonee Nov. 4. 6 6:00 Newsbee.t 800 Richard Boone ShOW- 7:00 Donna-Reed Since awn Tiger became rentropion 6:15 Radar Weather 9:00 Andy Williams Show 7:30 My Three Sons by outpointing Gene Fullmer at 5:20 Today In Sports pin .0:00 News Picture 800 Jimmy Dean Show San Francisco. Oct. 23. 1962. In 6:30 Marshall Dillon 10:15 Dragnet 9:00 Sid Caesar Show • Tiger's first defense last Feb. 23, 7:00 Red Skeleton 10:45 Tonight Show 9:30 Wanted: newt Cr Alive he was held to a draw by Fullmer Petticoat Junction 8:00 Wednesday, Nov. 13 Friday, Nov 15 at Las Vegas. Nev. But in his second 8:30 Calamity Jane 6-30 Virginian -T5:00 Quick DMW McGraw defense. Aug. 10, Dick stopped Full- 9:00 Garry Moore Show 8:30 Espionage 6:30 77 Sunset Strip mer at the end of the seventh round 10:00 Big News 9:00 Eleventh Hour 7:30 Burke's Law in Ibadan, Nigeria. 10:15 Radar Weather 10:00 News Picture 8:30 Farmer's Daughter Tiger's wife, Abegail. was able to .0:20 Today In Sports 10:15 Biography _ a9a00 The Outlawp ege.jals_ampreasive Thadan victory Million Dollar Movie 10:25 10:45 Tonight Show over F'ullmer. but be said Wednes- 4 • Wednesday, Nov. 13 Thursday, Nov. 14 day she will not be able to come to ----- Giardello fight be- 6:00 Newsbeat 630 Temple Houston ROUTE? -America for the HAZEL she is busy taking care of 6:15 Radar Weathea .3:30 Dr. Kildare cause children—three girls and 6:20 Today In Sports 8:30 Hazel their four 6:30 CBS Report 9:00 Suspense Theatre one boy. NEWS Tiger concluded, 'we own 700 Wl.AC-1 V Repor ts 10:00 News Picture ""Yes." home in Nigeria and I hope I 7:30 Doble Gillis 10 15 Bat Masterson our Show make enough money before I 8:00 srly Hillbillies '0:45 Tonight can Nov 15 when I'm as old as Archie 6:30 A Van Dyke Friday, Mrs. Hardy Miller and Joe H. retire, showtime to bur some good busines— Nice 9:00 Danny Kaye 6:30 International Curd, are home after undergoing Moore. is my destiny." 10:00 Big News 7:30 bob Hope Show surgery. if that Patriots 010:15 Radar Weather 30 The Mr. and Mrs earl Vick arrived 10:20 Today In Sports .0:00 News Picture home Tuesday after a 2 weeks visit Fasilionettes Dollar Movie 1015 M-Squad daughter Mrs. Clara 10:25 Million with their Fashion for all time: the newest 10:46 Tonight Show Hennigan. Mr. Hennigan and new Thursday, Nov. 14 watches have `wooden faces. granddaughter of Akron. Ohio. • • • 6:00 Newsbeat Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cates and Weather The infant who wants to look like 6:15 Radar son of Nashville. Tenne were week In Sports a football player—to please Pop— 6:20 Today end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Collie Funny now can. A new diaper set has a Ile 30 People Are Stubblefield. OLDS Jarsey top that's fashioned along 7:00 Rawhide Mrs. Bonnie St. John spent week Mason es. 8'00 Perry before last. in St. Louis Mo. visiting Nurses A and chil- 9:00 The Mr. and Mrs. Peerce Jeffrey. and Mrs. Jimmy Allbritten call- & 10:00 Big News Mrs Oracle Allbritten of Hazel dren of Murray were Sunday Weather into Jackson 10:15 Radar also visited Mr. and Mrs. Collie ers. Sports Buchanan 10120 Today In Stubblefield last week. Mr. and Mrs. Claude the 50's Sat- 10:25 Film', of Mrs. Buddy Carroll and children and childFen of Chicago were Friday, Nov 15 Mr. and Mrs. OM of Paducah were weekend guests urday night guests of 6:00 Ness-sheet of Mr. and Mrs Jirne Allbritten. 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•-• '''' -' I it t "4.1iliesdildislissilit‘ Mils Jane Watson Miss Joyce Christine Stinnett Is Married Presides At Meet To George Ed Waldrop In Home Ceremony . - Mtge4 li011t ipli 's rt !ial 1•1.3 Of Rainbow Girls a a atlas Jane Wataon. worthy edit-- or, pramided at the meeting of the Murray Assembly No. Mk Order of the Rainbow for Otrks held on Tues- day evening at the Masonic Hall Mims Jean It:airman. recorder, reed the minutes. 11"-.1101, Viet:ors welcomed were Mrs. Bev- - •s• erly Redeem Steele and MA Shirley Breekiarailleis Stroud. peat worth9 advlaira. ttn Social Calendar Plana were etenpleted for the group to go to Merlon Saturday, HAPPY AND NORMAL-Remember the Siamese twins born in El November 16, for the School of In- Me* Itovember Ith Tuesday, November litk Bcrgurn, Belgium, 10 years ago, who were separated in a struouon Ali girls are to meet at )101114 14411Ney litimegookers The Lydian Sunday School Claes oelicate operation by a Dutch surgeon? Well, here they Murray High School Saturday meet * -the beam of MM. of the First Baptist Church will are, normal and happy: Folkje (left) and Tjitske de Vries. atarices. Cs e4 1:30 pra Man- leave a potitiok *upper for the mem- morning logo to teat In inaging plada bers and their families in the fel- Members present were Misses at Thurman, Bar- 1T-1.7.•• •••,- letnesip hall Of Oa church at 630 Jane Watson. Jean Roberti ere• - Shirley Stroud. Pat ltat• •The strieses will be in dares. bara Arai hoMearms. Alaaapday, November Pth ' Oaroda Shirt 4 • cobs acheme of yellow tied • • • The DAR regular amitMg Will be The Para Raid Hansinakere Club Outland, Jane anima, Betty May- MURRAY LOAN CO. latige sie4 carried out in the Awns- Sherrie Mc- helitat tbeIVOIN•fell .111•11. at wdl meet at* UntIllta Clad. laird, Mufti Flynn. W. Main St. Telephone PL 3--2621 TA seater piece of yet- ROG Wag 13 eclair' tteihn with Mai • .1 • • Motors; Diane Tallaferro, Marjorie low ,and ageapom- I "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN' CO." Dells 1141304011112 MR Joh! abase The West Rail laastemakers Club McDaniel, Diane atolls, Cindy Koe- pans smatter in "ameatis effect is in etialtijailliihe pesigraar WOW 14 meat sada Mrs. Can aillatead. nen, Phyilie Oucesinettain. Pat Cor- Pleaking 'the Ante* %movement -WhatIA Wetland Yew, bel. Rhonda Vance, Anita Flynn. were whale tataggaidlegalleesienere .• a • As .-- • The Murray Manutacturing Wives etierliarate Pair. Giony Lou Shel- boiling riiioar anS41illtatilad 140- and bltattallay, lieltesalier Club Will heat 'a dinner meetira at ton. and Mrs. Stage Memos with pea aliallragidliewiladllitiebtall beltway gs= (*imam_ dielateigla flut MS pin. Pleateeses Astern Stars present were Mrs. 111/ • Nol,rel tith6 Churchill, mother advisor. BARBARA ZELLER tied with 3. osak • hi1•40agatie Jamie Cole. Idisine Prances 41140t Williams. =Whit end Mearine and George . , Piens were made for the inspec- (Neice of Eloise King) Calms tion of the aossencsly to be held at rOtie-FInsi -.411 Cirele IV of Let laret Baptist the next• regular Meeting on Thee- • tessetstas MI Reda Math WILS will meet with Mrs Say, November 19, at 7 p.m. • • • •17 abash Ma 710 pos. R. C.. MAI at 2.30 pm !bog R. lass .Itilpman. dap- t L. a, • • • Worked in . . teat sill' he la Mare* Mar Obepler No aid Or- Hazel & Palestine • clet at the 111b4ern Star win Sold its feasat as. Chicago The DoreDI•d•• Da Mena 'eIteYispetgagat Lbe Mesonic Rail Societies Guests audit *der Pridgraelan'Ontitidt wet it. 7:10 p.m. Of Mterray WSCS Tiede emlieelaallst Wm Ammo 0. Ititelarot. Mr= f • Cleveland iikou st ,32 11117= Wisdisimaay, November 13th The Woman's Society of ChrisUan Welt_ A Q sesame, asses . /11001- also Aar Concord Homemakers Service of the Past Methodist chur- St. Louis • a Scasell, asset tart,. W. The Apses Department of the ClM ti•L'irketS vaith Mak Ruth ch held 111 anneal vleieeellsei day • Inman, .1044811.-4/1*.a. eir itatit Miktar Want Oa 101 meet at Wee.kg 3a• WOC‘DiliWn. at 1 pm with Hazel end Palestitie socie- e 4,4 - MRS. GEORGE ED WALDROP Memphis WOW allerfilVAINISC Week IL thalaub Wage 01 Illatilnilletagees • • • ties aa guests on 'Tuesday, November Janes. 0. 4171111•11. t1.41emIeb. will be Mealgags titedget."Itla church. Ben The Arta and Crafts Club will 5. Si abe agile -chapel -et the The wedding of Miss Joyce Chris- uate of Murray Tr.i ming High M 0 Wealarg, Name Ruth 80•:t00. Treindelle led the State College, Ralseet-aopkisa, Rabat tweet with Mee Mu" Shililee, Para Mias Mettle tine Snruiett. daughter of Mr and School and Murray • Sesket. e Boa* and Bailey. 0. Jerre/. awl Dan fellal. lar Street, at 1 30 pm_ All members opening prayer. Mrs. Jack Ws. Houston Stinnett of Madison- is basicetbail coach for Madisonville the are urged to be present to draw president, prodded ville, and George Ed Waldrop, ion High School and is driver training _ Irg.111!111541.• W. W. Ilse Metes of so- pie siya on*, twarim The ladles from the Palestine of Mr and Mrs Burr Waldrop of instructor at MRS the Past Oblenis • • • P. is an expert in Tinting - Bleach- PEZ111114.1- Idellasellat WIER ggy were Intrectuced by Mrs N Murray. was solemnised on Wednes- Barbara WU IAA Wai. gni* leie at OM and Mr and Mrs Waldrop are now The Rads 'Mien Gage of the Hutaon Mrs. EWA Goodwin day. October 16. at seven o'clock left •11131•1;:‘ • •' • Palestine at home at 628 Suthard Drive, Mad- bilr: and Pia* 1011iatilist anima wises will Mrs. Graver Puckett of m the evening at the home of the ing - Permanent Waving and Hair • a- mt.-• isonville. Thandep masa el the bonsi- ears Glilard pace the devotion. bride's parents. - The Ilametmea: at she Mat the ANA liene dab 11134). Chet Sebes as 00- Mrs. J S. Wilson introduced Several prenuptial events were Styling. • T. Chrtstem lama who Lynn Holt read the E .S OAR* Wilt Wlegealrat-711111pala.- MOM front the Hazel WE= Rev. Jack given in honor of the 'couple in- • o• e - "SW MY 1(3111 the &Object, beautiful double ring L.aenitaly be- -L '• - • - e• t. • VOW ttie Trcgrani on cluding the miscellaneous shower at Styles Fit Every Personality :;•••:, with Mrs. improvised altar in front of To almaint - •• • • 'TIM Are abrus-Oatted-, fore an Murray Woman's Club House, a tea S. • Herron. and fireplace in the living room. at Walla* • kinan Mome Ls Ilagat Oboes, MA Ann the by the faculty and staff of Madison- V Che part -banked seven-branched can- and Age Ossia.=p CbC&A OC Mat 11•••• .4 Mestrarie Tialor taking Fern ville High in the home economics WNW al group en- delabra stood at either lade of the • .:essi J. CAM\ ale Mgr the pragram the department, and a gift tea for the 14tarlIcrpst • - *es resat • ^ :••• •.11V • fellowship period said a mantel which was centered with a M lama • iweetMg iterad bride-elect by Mrs. Fulton Aucker hinah WOO served in the fan-shaped arrangement of white PERMANENTS . $10 & UP poUnct and Mrs. Clary Hideout at the Ruck- - C and snapdragons. *via 43Iganber meeting. or the aboig hail with the Brooks carnations er home. - - dads oidaest•liaea et the Cheni Older in cliarge of the arrange Mrs. Holt was the pianist for the • • • - gaiter DOW Cise*Cstsic bald 1a mods. occasion using the traditional Loh- SHAMPOO & SETS _ • • • Illefesoser of lira Mese Reiman • engrin wedding march. • a • • , •••••\ - Sale Price From Now to Janutry 1 - *Sp ess ledellsot atra. adattle• by her father, .111 11- g Mr. and Mrs. James E. Vaughn of Given in marriage Free Diabetes vittesseer • -4. the bride wore a gown of Chantilly - • Bergen ausounoe the birth of a Open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. • • Ally Ann, weighing six lace and tulle over bridal taffeta S. siavasson de given by Mra. Mar- born Thum- Scallops of the lace encircled the 6 Days Per Week I tk: I a.'.', •.• 'ass as.,caiiiiwy Oramee- duisia•augesta, Tests Planned lower edge of the bouffant skirt, and falayert- A very' in- day..estdber M. at. Ihe Murray Hos- extended over a wide band of pleat- Om.lib spent oaf milk- pital 'ale gaindparents are Rev. BARBARA IS TAKING OVER . . . train. and Mrs. E. Ft. villein of Mayfield ed tulle falling into a chapel ra A theisralbilor suriegy N Work- The Empire midriff of the molded For One Week daI J. and Mrs. Illachard i"-;• jigr •11. served retreahmente baaque waist featured a Sabrina , s " •• • mlbows. man at Benton A •311,i- k to laesderniaRitelle Endi. Meath& • • • neckline of the wide tact scallops, Irene's Beauty Salon -the-shoulder to fashion • M.Chballp virtues.' n e 4• worn off ••• 'Finding unknown diabetics and Q'-i. OP* Tacker, Ruby Por- Miller McReynolds has been re- tiny cap sleeves. Elbow mitts of helping them to live longer, "tore rimasi , tal& lam! Retorts. Odom Mc- turried to the Murray Hospital after matching lace completed the en- 1660 Ryan Ave. Phone 753-4360 useful lives is the goal of the -N.••.,a"'. clenrf, Cal Cunene, 11.•11a •Htst- brine a patient at Vanderbilt Hots- semble nual Diabetes Detection and Edo- dad. Attie Osuerisne. • (-, pitai. Nashville. Term las son. Hen- The bride's elbow-length veil of Drive during the week of a The December meeting will be ty Mcaleynokla flew to Nashville illusion was attached cation 4.4 according to Rob- lield et die clumeh. Antler to be with him crown and she carried a white satin November 17-23," Bible topped with white orchids and ert S. Tillett. M. D. Louisville. 111111•11111111•11ila showered with satin streamers. cha.rman of the Kentucky State L- MURRAY Mim Ann Dell Stinnett was her Medical Association's Diabetes Com- DMIN/IF -114A THEAIRE sister's maid of honor and wore a mittee. r - - ••••• of light blue lace and tulle. Open 5:00 p.m. - Today gown Sponsored by the ICSMA in co- Open 600 p - Start -45 Wide tiers of the lace fashioned the operation With the American [ha- Open 10:30 am. - Saturday day length skirt and draped tulle betas Association, the Drive will be - TONITE ONLY accented the yoke effect of the held during the period officially Open 1:00 p.m. -- Sunday • fitted bodice, forming brief sleeves. proclaimed as Diabetes Week in CANDID Tryflr4lloney• She wore a blue velvet ribbon at- Kerrtucky by Goveen6r Bert T. tached to a blue net whimsey and Combs. MOVIE carried a French bouquet of white carnations. "In twelve previous public service NEWS 41*11 Van 13. uren - TODAY & SAT. - Mrs. Waldrop served as best man campaigns, nearly 2,000 persons who for his bon. were unaware they had diabetes REPORT , Mrs. Stinnett. the bride's mother, learned of their condition. These 47.,` 'anee--- •• • - chose to wear a cranberry crepe individuals now have the necessiuy . . . See local people on sawn hurting her Teel- THE fiagraif is with black accessories arid_p coriage lcnowledge, to enable them to use the our giant screen. You grit:16'54nd int firoldern kt Ma alga? • - of pink rases. The groom's mother proper precautions," Doctor TIllett may be a movie star your- - Ahem* or my agther. Plage don't ' THREE f ONE OF THE GIRLS wore a blue wool dross with black said. self! Come see tonite and Oink Hin • hid person. Abby. but acceasones and a corsage of vilfite ale herd for pantie who, haitft Amer- hopsital, and lab- every Friday. STOOGES carnations. Every physician, GO'i ika mother to understood arteen DEAR ONE: One of you girls state has, been asked • An informal reception WEi•S held oratory in the lonsebata • gliseb ii''.• lee- shield get meat to her (Literally, If cooperate in the drive by giving AROUND THE. following the ceremony. to dlocett spiskissuch dist- peesdallel and tan her of your com- test to anyone FRI. & SAT. - 2 Features The three-tiered bride's cake, FREE urine sugar SATURDAY sad SUNDAY Whim ifte dogiggicrinhod pliant requesting it_ All Kentuckians are III In Nil 1111 11111 a Mt MIa 1111 WORLD IN ▪ • • • adorned with clusters of pink and ▪ b. s.g ;•11 • • veda eimbarragIMe whale-- the take advantage of the white rosebuds and topped with urged LO traelmts big" Whet the mid in Drive. which is unique in that it THE ORIGINAL A DAZE Roast 1 DEAR ABBY: I am very much in miniature bridal couple. highlighted *tot Asa WI Weber bee been is strictly a public service effort ar and Cranbeirry Sastre love -with Pete, don't want to thi. blade's table which was centered THREE STOOGES askath-riaio,t .4. d nota -funderaising campaign,- LAPtir..:, CURLY ARE i•TA7A4RALLJNICALC•4, 7,e0-ftwee:020, - - . • awry him unless I can be a good with a bowl of pink and white car- • 1111140. ml don't ROW way ahe adver • • • )1_1PBtA PICTURES wife to him. and I don't think I can. nations and snapdragons. The cut- RELEASE Roast. anghah. say- Aimed to ipaik, lather and beautiful back- Rie!f -with Hrgirn Glary Yeu see, he is a "night person' work cloth formed a LAMM - P L-E-S - ba a eced-1401tend • Mariam men H. Thurmond left Thursda; • , - Ia. at? itm a "day person? Pete plays in ground for the table appointments, Cecil total gatelitnea be te *sham- with his C band. setach means he is up all and tall. three-branch silver can- for a two weeks' visit um is and Bak ed Of bot. t46. She e. geed can't with white tapers. daughter and family, Master Sgt. z PAUL night, and he sleeps days I delabra .• Ate WOE, 1% 14 4.4 :Arc 1:11 • mealier, but T din% help leas Jones and -C RANDOLPH SCOTT la gleam 30 years of habit. and I can't Mrs Virgil Shanks presided at and Mrs. Taknatige P. • • lisle can I Corte inerrant ▪ Real lot •• 41 •• ••• .0, •••W t115 , because punch bowl and Miss Jan Wal- children. Joey and Karen, of Black- L espect Pete to change jobs the It-MAROUISCHIMPS qtit act not hurt nrlutuphicilbtr:" . ' is with Dr,•;i11 in, sic 4 "RIDE THE HIGH at- :410. tha le the way he makes the best drop of Murray. 001121111 of the groom stone. Va. Master Sgt. Jones • • • • -AND HALT at , • Jim poio,enn. 4 being. Don't tall ere to try to sleep served the cake Mrs. Marvin Whit- the Communications Department ▪go a a .stow miaia si. a I )a,ta:14 'it IPEPIA HAAS -A/htb KALIF: Aak Camp Pickett, Va. COUNTRY", Peas days because rve Vied and it does- field kept the guest register. Creamed Palatare ire/ 'atilt:II' Green Mire tailiae egusiarkiteasiar nasal- n't wort. I am NOT tired in the The guest list included Mr. and - in • roc**. 4•111,,..ls easet silassiaes Beautiful Color - • daPtkrie. When night G0fIleS I can't Mrs Burr Waldrop. Mr. and Mrs. 0‘•-- 111.1.1111's 41 -ants& Tv Sold my eyes open. It }RAI can solve Hugh Waldrop, Mr. and Mrs. George SALADS - fos, «oat Last Week KIRK DOUGLAS --ssit thin Yotfre a genius. Steele, Miss Jan Waldrop. and Mrs. laegpaermaisserlt slifehtll set diet NOHOW QUINN Jeile, Trutt Salad I. 113etta4e. Cheese Haled DAY PERSON Bob Overby, of Murray; Mrs. joe . ..‘s„ griliabla- tee lasta11401 drift be HALWAl US' I 4;• Mitchell of Central City. %. and al - MON. - TUI s. l•risillimi• Mrs Marvin Whitfield of Mortons 884 rilbaatibm ()FAR 11Y PERSON: How were )LAST TRAIN Gap, Mrs. Ruby Webb, Mr and Mrs. :BILLAD Ind at yaw iisibbros !ebtraetor. ase yes twat awake long enough at the HOT ROLLS et CORld corryz Shanks. Mr and Mrs. Herbert My- People Bought die prellebta mailers Mete leanalla- maw time to fall In love' If you GPM HILL e- ktffutpt • • Mr. and Mrs. Owen Stinnett, From The Is elba Warw. twiny love Pete, force yourself to leamowir 'meow leo • Misses Becky and Brenda Holt stay up at night, and you won't Pollovvirut the reception the couple - PAT BOONE Dian ABBY' A rim girl came to bare say trouble sleeping the fol- - 40,108 left for a wedding trip in Gatlin- SUN. - MON. - Ti I •-• wart M our offide She Is a sweet lowing day. For really gond Old Southern Home Choking, aoTnr • • • burg. Tenn., with the bride wearing ITEMS girl. and We Nike her but. Abby, here NANCY KWAN fre•Ifaturliey Or Sunday din- a matching coat and dress ensemble available at and bring the fathRy the-prcblent. She beings AV Kebob In cranberry cotton with )et ac- JOHN WADIE ner - iervid froth •11:,0 tat_ to 7:30 pih. In a brown paper bag (as we all do) What'a on your mind, For a per- cessories and matching whimsey arid and age t* on the (nowt shed reply. send a self ataldreased. tie JOHN FON)6113 " sonal the orchids from her bridal bouquet. THE REN with the nth.? Rielr lune-heti She STARKS HARDWARE stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Mrs. Waldrop was graduated from DONONWS always twines salami. sardines. dill See Why" Beverly Mills, Calif. MadLsonville High School and Tran- "Come In and TRENHOLM'S DRIVE-IN pickles, or something that smells • • • REEF T•301101011( ATTRACTION' sylvania College in Lexington and up the entire clnelet My coat hats We'd Be Proud To ?a, is a member of the business educa- Icoma Mg started to smell of garlic. LE there For Abby's booklet, "How To Have Serve You! 12th & Chestnut tion department of Madisonville a nice way .to tell this girl about A Lovely Wedding.- send 50 cents to Ugh Sciusil, Mr. Waldrop, a grad- thr- unpleasant - situation - As Abtre. Box 3366. 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-0 T es LEDGER T/MES — imt QUM, KENTUCKY FRIDAY — NOVEMBER 8, 1983 •••••••••••• ;ER 8, 1963 WANTED TO ;UV 1 •• I A• ewer tt V -A-BED IN GOOD CONDI- r717411 HIDE CROSSWORD PUZZLE p.m. tam. can 753-6613 after 5:00 • nand I- Rope e• AP.R95.6 Molding " - I-Oriental aii 1 mal v!i•ii• 1-Show ered F10.314P. LOST & FOUND mow hall 61111fliLsis • 5-Soaks rain and 4:1(1UIT.ari I —j 10-Artiltalat .11-Fermer of gold LOST: BLACK AND WHITE MALE US/Ml 11 ruler alloy R Male sheep Boston Bulldog. No coney. Mrs. Clint 12- Part of pia Y 11- mr.ym 13-American (pl. 1 ego Ward, 753-18113. flip 16-2.o ng Eir4asLOI-s4 ••••••Or essaYlst Dirt 14-"Lobe ngrtn" 10U 009 Uriff heroine 0-,plgpen I'' NOW YOU KNOW -Malign AuJOHE Trit• phratte 20 MOM0B4 OWLY FOUR mon- I 11- Serra forth FLUTE, USED NOTICE by United Press International 17-Regard 22• LIEML Kay WallaA, Opporfunitioi ..1.40 WANTED I 12- W rItlng 14-Cheer r ^!!!".1. ths. Nice reduction. Plasmas' The Great Seal of the United $5-Period of ouna-7 ..! FOR tablet -1P r., 11 .oloc States, designed by Will Barton and thee fibrj7r "I r WAN' 20-National 0:m4 is hymns sr -C.nro IJ9firT SELL YOURSELF STATE TROOPERS — MUST BE SOME UNLUCKY YOUNG LADY adopted by the Continental Con- eat 0 PEI is -ikerTr AMID I.CtIETY SHORT! of Kentucky and citizen of sit on Jime 20. 1782, is placed on 21.1.3mb 10-Dartgisa tad elt-WIS .ArtE /PAN sAi =La resident will win ten dollars if she can gress spots idle 110- colons retain Prilllance In carpets TgligkEntK - 20-Ca 4a-ghter plaid tbos=ray prick house, and pay RECBIBISION -DEPRESSION the United States, not leas than 21., all alone through one of the most about 3,000 formal government doe substance with Blue Lustre. ;4r 34- Note of seals rifle born In cipaned and you'll BUSINESS nor more than 30 years old; mini- pictures ever Inertia annually, according to the 26 - P'rolles 42-ellioso per month ' PROOF terrifying motion 14 Posta irated in a eitictrIc shampooer $1 Cress at least 150 la - Actual -Epic crop- EXCEPTIONAL HIGH musn height, 5' Oil", made, "The Haunting" coming won World Almanac Exist - Handles -19aUrtceat here they . 31- 37 ''Zt4144 thS5ape.Ado. AB:M- EARNINGS pounds; high school graduate; must to the Capitol Theatre. Would you 13-Female .e de Vries. TIME - WORK a rigid physical examination All relative 11 .TIOSEIE BEDROOM NOME, oen tocstr.' PART - pada like to try for the ten dollars? 36-Arid 7 3 viand Oper- veneer, garage attached. on Price only alp°. FOR ADDED ENOOME and-possess a Kentucky you have to do is apply at the Ana- 36-Stop Reliable party or persons, male or istor'a License. Cadet Trooper's five pin, before FIGHT 33-Snares 12 aa'Neraile. Mce 30t. PIA ken. orgy. tol boxoffice after I' 10- Pronoun INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN Re- wanted in this area to starting salary is $334.00 per month, 11-Period of $4.000. female, Wednesday, November 1.31.5. if You I. Cab"feW CirteUr money. Call nearest time handle the world famous R.C.A. titer training. $376.00. are selected, you will be the sole MUSCULAR II-Scarf linter price Cel- OpOD THREE BEDROOM HOME Sepal Pow °ego and Sylvania TELEVISION and State Police Post or write to State occupant of the Capitol Theatre 46- Mislead . Wile' lot, Okla':An buy neat little our Kentuc- it- A rrows on OoLege Ferth Nbad, li' RADIO TUBES sold through Office Building, Frankfort, the stroke of nucitUght Nov- 10K1 UYSTRIPHY PI-Landed 0 kitchen and wage, only POW Hia9 -1 bildroom. IMest modern type tube testing ky. Applications must be received and "The Haunting" will be screen- property • - •.• Miter has 8 12 Sell to (=TURA; f rirP1- Abe gelPe and merchandising tunta. WILL by poets not later than December ed for you alone. Those with weak 001111.11110! 9 years. An excellent Dillseed on 1 ifores-nita ,on Ll there not interfere with your present and in Frankfort not later than hearts need not apply. Apply now if 63- to let your money earn nik FOR CORRECT 21 -Declare 31 3 h313, ige sikatl bow.Imo mall_ opportunity employment. December 10. you are brave and between the ages SC-Slave Or OPEN LAND ON for you- you must have: ryr 114. AORMS To qualify of 12 and 21 years. n12c TIME sad -Cravat West side. black 034) road, new fence, 83,405.00 Cash Available Immed- AGE 25 to 50, 59-Act Al46 tY91.1 1$ 1H2') IN selling CLEAN OUT MAN, nod we'll with pump, a real nice iately. TEMPERATURE DOWN youth property. -We' need some bat- Sigh school education, college de- piece to Outld. A bargaio. Oar, 5 spare hours weekly. in OR NIGHT 3-Part of h**. We need all types, especially sirable, for permanent position DAY (pl.) xwo owD PAR3413 ON Should net up to 000.00 per KELP _WANTED 'circle hip= Our only blisinems is real Murray. Better than average salary. r[MALE -Gantrater'• side of Illtneray. month in your spare time. Thu Hotel, v6363 girl friend &Oita We feet that a personrofde- Contact Witham Kelly, Hall DIAL 751. (stens) 31 dALLOWAY INSURANCE A ND will extend fintuicial n12c all of his,al to onelimie pes- Mayfitaid. LIKE 111,-Aseeined 4Rcel ,74, 44/1 ee to full Lune if desired. LARGE COMPANY WOULD rin• FS", AliftitraY. 1,490 =an beta,''awry yeti than a =Y 4-Bravest of Do not answer unless fully quali- canvessors f or this territory for who Is trying to do two COOK AND TWO WAITRESSES the Trojans 7 Psalm fied for the time and invesunent Souse to house survey. 11 50 per PEOPLES BANK 6-1j1misn IN ONE/0. 'EALle BEST Fas4,egE/0 Paws at we:All us or stop by our for local restaurant Write Box 32-F familiar 6-ConjunctIon 1 • • Income starts immediately. hour for middle aged lady of sections 70( the essuity, 4 bedresia elf* and Welt be glad to talk to giving name, experience and ref- a of 7-Point • • Busulees is set up for you. with Calloway County. Must have hammer fieirne akid brick country home fin ppu • Moult • wakes yew property. erences. n9c Murray, Sy. • • We secure locations. car and pleasing personality Apply 6$ acres ot level land, 2.3 mllsit 18D/PIRT81 RIIIALTY, PHONE 753- • • Selling, soliciting or experien- 6214,1 Broadway, Paducah, Kentucky. abuthweig,- Of,llurray on new , itc Mu*- ce not necessary. BUSY TULLES. BRUSH MAN needs * roast Apse In A-1 condition For personal interview in your help, one man for delivery, one for and nice kitchen DAN—FLAG-43 city, write, please include phone sal.es Earn $25 weekly in your epare and stock barn, ckbinete;.Tdbacce A4CTICIN ALE time. Write Shannon Taylor, Oil- fruit number. Ponds, geed well, trees. 1411 Ky. R.R. 1. n2lc YOU NOVEMBER 9. 10 am. TELEVISION bertsville, UNGERSTANOTHAT aeres ble.bk tobacco, 18 acres cram. 5 SATUIRD4Y, CONONiNG THE WRY wed P.O. Box 3373 SY acres wheat tow 19oll hank PAY- at. J, F. Pegg1I.çie. two miles TO THE FRONTIER a WILL Youngstown 12, Ohio nients 1311enten by appcitntinent only. of South Wove Church, to WANTED: MAN TO FIRE Furnace BE MORE EXPEDIENT AND niip winter Glaude 1.4Weir. Real Estate, phone crosarcrid,s turn nprth first house on and keep lawn etc. Pay same SAFER FCii ALL. IN THE IL Will seitl furniture. odd p.eces, and sunruner. OreK. Mason, 753- MCSNING WERY TO 14-5064 & 04-3059. LEH, tta THE LADAKH two milk cow& three springine hef- 1424. nllc ,e) „DISTRICT OF era one regtstered Heregdrct bull, RENT or LEASE FIKIIIIAT POODLE PUPS.' FOR E KASHMIR. about 400 bales hay, Model M John . 5774340, Benton. 119p WW1 - Bleach.- Deere tirector, plow, disc, cultivator, WE HAVE TWO 3 BEDROOM ReNI 111.,.11411' for $0000 per month CAM M" BOY, sicycts. parr tau at ttre wagon Amine °paper, bricks nee Roberts Realty. nfic • • • urn ] Hair Pow. Ma ll/4-14e. 117p Auctioneer. 1707 CALLOWAY 3 BEDROOMS, den, new brick. Call after 3.00 pm. 753-4844. n9p 3 ROOM FURNISHED APT. private bath, electric heat on South 16th 1 I Street, Call 753-5348. nett iiitop iir seta ONE LARGE BEDROOM FOR Two -. PEAiIvrR college boys. See Hayden Rickinsui at the College Shop or call 753-5460 [AWAY 'BLUNT.!i 4 p.m. nik after au.,CAARuE BROWN. IF 8111111.. THE L.;i4OLE WORLD IS EVER HOUSE TRAILER FOR RENT. Call nee A6A1N5T Vou LIKE 70 HAVE But I thought it was 492-3011. up again, we put • inaice- "Holley! YOU KNOW NOW I'LL FEEL... CH A PTER 30 you . Do you mean • on use boardinghouse. That's Mr. Reardon pollee mation. Captain out they were trying we found out about It it was Halley WAtilELI l' 'he bottom of how Mr Holley A Kose got to the the girl left to pick - Ur But when Saunders and the 1 an 1 committed things with effICItIrY arn04 Mint. Our stakeout couldn't have Mere In the the dance." APARTMENT FURNISHED BED- let me dazed. car, mean- Murder. He was at followed tieniadera' room, kitchen and bath Even Wank Balmier, WWI to The Cap;am smiled. room living Wt0M 001415thlg this office Write subdued balOre the (-4;ttairi WAS "You're trying to do our Job for steady employed woman. let us 1113011r what he was doing through with nirn for us again, Mr Douglas Hol- Carol Howard, Rt. 4, Bucha.nazi, Before you reached the city for the other two Bridges ley fled the motive and true op- Tenn. nflp A2 Its we had managed to take had peen taken to the emer- portunity. He must have real- 'over from the stakeout." knew too N A N gency noepltai pad wsan't else, ized that Mr. Granger 011 He iindied. 'Anything tor pasted to hist until mernItig; much and might talk As Mr. Douglas?" could IT'S • and French") —without Bridges the opportunity. Holley r--- I HEAR was, and 1 deeded 1 4 360 give Wm Support—was • There left the dancenall. killed to It oyer with have THERE'S A SCHOOL) A PRETTY quantity, although tle might ea well get Granger and returned IC negative Mr. ',.' "Mitre hasn't been much said every- TO GO To TOUGH did admit booking a firecracker the hall in time to cneck I'D LIKE Kr Onager s murder. I were SCHOOL to my car on Saunders' orders about one out as they left We thinking it has some- vonen Just for a Mi., NI explained can't kelp all depending on Holley to to do with this liquor employees Since Mitzi Pawn fild been trattng for the rest of the Another thing. while I was one t n re qUelottoned first and allowed to deal but there was n tied up In that basement. to vouch AVIATION leave, she and I had had no whose duty It was heard Saunders and his two chante to talk About all ib turn" SCHOOL stooges talking One of them a sack 02 nal been able to tell uses how I felt as though Today said something about 'the boss. lifted, tt my JtLtJ.1 Saunders nad knocked on her cement rued been as if it were someone not longer any Saturday door and tom her I had been chest There was no asking for pea present." hang around City hurt and was • • reason to — Sunday • my reel an . That and a few nits of interims- Hall, so I got to APTAIN ROSE and the Ser- the door doe about the western Distrib- started toward geant exchanged glances, neaved a bii; uting Company. The Captain C Captain Rose tit. Captain said quietly. like an ordin mid thanked her, and had said sad sigh. yawrfetf tont you've reached the waved me oft that one of the squad ears "Apparently ary citizen, and we have, Mr enough SAT. — home. same conclusion Even Sgt Honer unbent - •••••••• would take her be Douglas, that there must wink at me The Captain's Interrogation to somebody higher up, someone surprise. Mitzi was proved the correctness of To my had could co-ordinate the oper- corn i tor She ex- SLATS about the stolen who waiting in the ARNIE AN' my own theory 1 right?" wanted to the in- ation. Am plained that. she rind liquor, and had elicited told "'Yes sir." see now things turned out I PRE-DICK- KOT Ti-kET AH formation that it had been come OLE MAN MOSES 'Then you May have ot course even the part. :E I who had threatened me her, GOT ME CONFOOZED, BELIEVES ALL TM' Bridges to another cendlusion we did, suspicions of Mr.. SHUN so phone, using • phony about my over the this someone. whoever he i (Unshed. Hit- NEARLY WALKED INTO GHASTL`f STORIES his voice. that Reardon When S GO accent to disguise that Mr Granger that 'BOUT WHUT GOES op Is. was afraid xi was i'liking at me with N - NIGHTMARE_ ALICE'S In tact, it had cleared was going was aware of what devilish little grin of hers SH-SHACK ON, IN THAR.".• THE most of the details. Including the let it On, and might possibly "What s so tunny!" I asked. tact that Cailanan had nestd you dip, perhaps to you. since was Just thinking Suppose 4 thrashing arouhd Week the "I IN me and Granger were becoming convinced the police and had found me un- you nad trailer pretty well acquainted." - Mr. Reardon. afterward@ phoning at it was CE consctoos, I nodded. have put you in send someorie to Wouldn't that Saunders to "And have you also formed edadsteP oft hie hands. The a pretty. - take mre opinion as to who that per- fir-- • - was looking for an "Meaning what Highway Patrol be?" It's RELEASE right son ;Might "Oh. don't act so dumb! Callehin and his truck I had dreaded. 'nib was whit no secret that you're goofy -s new. only one 1 could for there was about Lois Reardon How would one big thing width all the re- There was think of who filled you have felt, ricking the police been mentioned, and who had no still hadn't qutrements, on the girl you love?" Of the Captain's of the mut' and in view alibi tor the time I didn't answer immediately, I was a little sur- she thoroughness tier. his and She apparently thought had ,been pond picked u p prised Nothing ' -.Ole DeRtAbi had offended me. for sne said ratifdef. for an answer. about Mi.''Grantetli prtafere. Waited contritely, "I'm sorry. Doug I emphasis naving been you picked him the entire and said, "Have was Just kidding I don't blame the liquor angle. I eraa ,Lleytenaht ?" love with put on tip yet, the you for falling in LIL' ABNER was • conneetied. a pause, and State there Lois She's beautiful." left brow furrowed Then ' When there ores no one Csptiktio.• Mitzi was right_ Lois tells except Captain resignedly, "No doubt is Tao) Ma- in the office Paid beautiful But so the WELL,NCW SOME Huber and myeelf. you're right. Let me know when they say and Hose, sgt. custody.» He hal, from What CREEP'S GOT THE PICTURES Captain tap i tiaachith in the TaJ Ma- Aurned to the who wants to ktas BUT WHAT THE CREEP - TUES. - luquatood Oki ti kiirthiteti toward Sgt Nor did OW: 'You navon't r hal? Not me. for sure FORGETS-- IS -- that Lois — how you managed to posell titOe. t 1 especially want to kiss Muse in time be keep lie rraini Which is a dead give- flow that I stopped to empty Reardon, '',;••••.) • me front getting mur- that he's patty. However. it. But you take Kind and aWay i., b„.. hi= in think about ritnettont the other handan . dered.- e.„7", iiWTInoi his Mitzi, on was so powerful ONE "too were liner1 resPoitnible The impulse Dap- It's ..h. shame, to reach for her for that, Mr. Dangle*" the ,—".-h X,.lY• that I started vtOrt ot effth a good lob. flinch either. but • ULM said. "'You see. in MI it? 'A than She didn't been himself to consider, Still one thing unfin- WAN genie of the things yOu've nobody but there was to all overboard "About you and doing, we've been trying Im ,flitowl. t haled so l said. But kilt . '.'° . ' ' there anything Keep you in eight, 'to? a . / cut a. Joe. Mifzi—lit the "just a magic. you gave our man whwidor_ serious?" A2N night womethid ..had her nose top, He Wats Watchltig yew au 'try "Joe?" She wrinkled close you say he has no- where you bad parked It stood "Did . "Joe who?" course tiliribelf ? Aren't you N" to the warehouse. and of body bbelt' After that. words would have you his daughter?" it didn't occur to hirn that forgetting been superfluous. it. "Daughter Does Holley have Wouldn't br back for THE END its *M. 7s.

• PACAE STX TRE LEDGER a TIMES — mrERAT, 1LINTrCRT FRIDAY -- NOVEMBER 8, 1963

Come To Supper READ THE LEDGER'S CLASSIFIEDS After The Game Get Your AGRICULTURAL LIME & CRUSHED STONE From WESTERN MATERS OF KENTUCKY GOVERNMENT CHANGE BEAT LIBIt AR1 TAX SHERIFF ELECTED October Was New Concord, Ky. Phone 436-3873 TOMPKINSVILLE. Ky. rri, — HENDERSON, Ky Hen- — 24-HOUR LOADING SERV1('E derson residents approved 1.9.85 to Monroe Couno: voters defeated a ' GREENVILIE, Ky. lei — Re- 952 a proposal to institute the city . propmed library tax by five votes publican J. t'. Noffsinger is the Driest Month manager form of government orl in Tuesday's election. The tax svculd new ifuhlenberst Count, s.heriff. for adoptton in Tuesday's eleet.on have assessed 10 cents on eoch $100 He son A election Tuesday It means a mayor and four com- of assessed property valuation: The for the two-,ear unexpired term a TRADE WITH .... missioners will be elected in 1965 to vote was 1,299 to 1.294 It means the the late Arthur Toole, over two In 74 Years . take office in 1966 library will go out ot business. u her candidates. agTh PARKER MOTORS October was the &lest month in symbol at 74 years of ra!rfall records for the PLazo 3-5273 Murray, Ky. Tennessee Valley TVA said today The region's rainfall average only YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOU 9,13.11 I t 03 of an inch Some points LARGE VOLUME — LOW Start qt7 within the Valley have had rainfall PROFIT ifi,c,- totals about that low in past Oc- "Service Built ,8- 910\,2 Our Business" tolvers. TVA said. hot the lowest IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE VS ON A NEW OR USED CM (1.-•ober average for the whole e1.- 000-souRre-mite area had been .34 of pit inch back in 1892—about ele- 11111=11111111111=11.1111MMIIIIImml ven times as much as last month's 'iv ore Why notkheve supper at your, and with whipped cream, If TVA said that of the 193 rainfall house after the next football desired. Coffee, of course. REDUCTION SALE stations in the Valley from which It game? Sera gay table in the receives reports 126 renorted no pre- family room. Make it a whi- Nem and Potato Balm 1.4 raps sliced cipitation at all during the month ner's celebration. onion 2 tehlespaoa• twitter or margarine Streamflows in general are not. The food for the occasion (lila e•RIMS 11101) - George and Henry should be well suited and easy Lilly Bros. - vet extremely low in the Valley for coaciease4 cream of celorY soap on you,the this time of year. TVA said probably hostess. A casserole- I cup &OW eras. type dish is because of the near-lormal rainfall usually a good bet. K cap shopped parsley To please the men folk, as will K teaapoos marjoram, this past slimmer. which was an crashed as the gals, serve a delectable K tewspoo• robbed sure 223 REfilSTERFA HERMIT CA.TTLE unusually cool one. No record lows Ham and Potato Bake. It's lus- 4 cape thinly sliced potatoes hsnte been recorded on any of the cious with a issues of conned this slices Sam (2 pounds> reporting stream rages K cap agency's condensed cream of celery soup touted slivered alreoods theoughout the Valley, althotieh - 10:00 a.m. mixed with sour cream and In saucepan, cook onion in THURSDAY, NOV. 21st some in west Tennessee and the bright with chopped parsley ter until tender, Blend in soups, Nottos area are at low levels. On Highwty 164, 7 Miles Solithwi of and slivered almonds. sour cream, parsley, marjoram, into the whole TVA Kentock- Water flowing A molded salad .. . carrot and sage. In 2 shallow baking reservoir system averaged about 6 - and cabbage • in orange Savored dishes (111x8.7.2' each),arrange OW cubic feet per second in Oc- gelatine rates hurrahs as alternate layers of potato, ham, COWS & Calves - Bred & Open Heifers tober. Flows from Kentucky Dam. a perfect accompaniment to the and sauce. Cover; bake at near the river's mouth. averaged' hearty main dish. 371'F. for 1 hour. Uncover; Bulls from 6 months to 2 years old aboot five times that much as TVA No meal is complete without bake 15 minutes longer. Gar- fall discharge • dessert Just right is pineapple nish Gift Wraps continued the annual with almonds. Makes 8 to All Cattle Tested and Clean - C. V. Vaccinated A MIXING reservoirs to main- upside down cake served warm 10 BOWL can be turned into a festive punch bowl with, the help of decorative from its storasre serving*. Chnstrnas rower production FARM IN HEATED TENT • Lift wrap paper. It is used to cover ‘.4r-bk:arct that circles bowl with color. tain hydroelectric • SALE AT and to draw clown the lakes toward storage levels. I 44th annual meeting in Louisville For Further Information Cmtac': By JOAN O'SULUVAPI their flood season FARM BUREAU This water clisch-trc.d from the —fo:mulating, discussing. and adop- IF YOU'RE resting easy in LILLY PROS. . TV 5-8145 - 5603 Yon don't have to be an art- the base of the bowl. Tennessee also helped maintain ting policies that comprise the A the thought that Chrisiiii,-5 ist, either. You ram members • can acluove If you like, ring punch *levitation depths downstream for "Omits of labor" a Is two whole months away, maximum effects with the state, These — Auctioneer!. mini- glasses with bands of giftwrap river troe's no the lower Ohio and (rem iJI pat-Is of remember how Time flies! It mum do-it-yourself talents if srioers. Sarni Bureau members have stated pziper, too, so they match. "1-e4.irter-, Stanley Fritz ... TU 5-3117 literally whizzes by and, be-. you help younelf to the beau- • policy resolutions Use '?"-e die-h; ,--eected to their county fore you know what's hap- Uful gift paper to cut out ar designs that corr.' origtet.- th?t 1sivet unless they want certain things this way George & Marl,a tz , 333-5549 pened, that most delightful stocking shape that can be 'ell much beiew wrapping papers. They cap- rettern ser that, and have repeatedly express- holiday will be upon trimmed with ornaments and ,.tretite drotteht conditions us with ture the eolo- and the spint ed their opinion or opinione in meet- Hero! Co v ' 1 265-2719 all its hung on the wall. ^nd "i'`'A *-14. Normally. happy—but beetle— of the season and lend bright Mr after meeting throughout the actiyitea steramer--- nevins to increase gain Kentucky Farm Sures" touches to decorative designs. Fireplace Mantel , Fst* rw.ceintier. Federation year. , AdMININE1111110111•NRINNISHIRAIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIEW" illM1111111111111P' Word Warning Paper work.. for example, or Make a scalloped patterned I 1'V 's reservoini are not unttsually eztn par off prettily In trim- .4 story Is told 0W0 workman So this is a word of warn- paper band to dress up the lo-y for 'his time of year despite ing ming for a. Christ punch fireplace who ate lunch togethti: every noon to the wise: before the mantel. 'Ole drought At the end itif Septette- rush bowl table. bay after day Ofle of 'them com- begins, start—and right Coovr a hatbox with gift ber t'''• reservoir system above Chat- now, plained that he alvraye. bed while you have tune—to Tee -wrap- paper rhcl fill it with tanoota eontalried useful water In Peanut plan butter sendwichea in .111a;hinchbox, decorations that will 1.7se a, runner of patterned fruit, gift-wrapped party fa- storage etre! to 3.71 inches of water dress tip The other finally became so your house for a holiday giftwrap paper over a Vora evergreens or orna- derth over th dreinaTe area — a atuioa- Joyeux Noel. ial with the chilly complaint that he solid color cloth. ments. little above the average for that You cart buy decoratirns suggested his friend aik his wife to Dress np a mixing bowl so There's kist no limit to the date in recent veers and almost readyrnade, of course, but prepare !otpethips more to kris lik- It serves punch prettily by easy-do r ci,n• projects you twice what the total bas been in Christmas feels snore like circling it with cardboard can pull ing. The reply was, tS/fy wire has TTENTION e.ff once you get ga- some dry years Christmas when tits trim- covered nothhig .to de alien. thls. I make my with the same gift- :Ag. U all look gala, too, At the end of October the useful mings have your perscalal wrap, own sandwiches." paper. Arrange loops of for Wit wr.ppin;t this year water in storage equalled 249 inch- touch. - a How often we, akindielduals, when nre'l:i art tr. than ever. es of water depth over the drainage _ we get together: with g grottp or area above Chattanooga. still sherd- talkie% with one another, complain Tobacco Growers for Butiey lv above the 10-year average abou.t the inaelequaties of leaders that date. who :re adm.ru.stering the needs `of fl'ir country—how Often wa. as.Parm .members. complain *bald 'THE PADUCAH BURLEY TOB CCO MARKET will A 4-H Club present programs being administered r 1--ts On p. esently elected leaders. How 'officially open to receive your tobacco on NOVEMBER often hate we sat back on the,side- • line , and voiced no . opinion When these policy making decisions were 15th AT 7 A.M. This market has three fine warel-ouse fourth, fifth, The 4-H Club for the being discussed and made—to later Austin and -1xth grades of A B. on:y criticize? In, essence, we have, Elemmtary School held its regular all Olong, been making our own companies to serve you. afternoon. No- meeing Tuesday or ndwiches. s-ember 5. We owe it to ourselve.s and to the T:0 games were played and Mrs. olerat:ons that follow to openly Simmons !eader. distributed pro- 7 aims active in all political and voted on a • vie undertakings—to voice an op- Sale on the Paducah 3zi ley ject papers. The group First new song. Moiris Reed is president „mon—to vote a choice. and Dorothy Sue McKinney is re- On November 10-13 the Kentucky porter. Perm Bureau will be holding its Market will Le November 1.5Cti, '0 Use PRODUCTION CREDIT FARM FINANCING at 9 a.m. in 1963 .. recommend that you pay special attention to the "Farm Loons We for FARMERS stripping and grading of your tobacco this season to' by FARMERS” d • secure highest prices. Als-o cleh-ver—t—oarkin RooCIlct gradeable condition.

Advantages of PRODUCTION CREDtT LOANS: We Invite You To Our Fine Paducah Burley Tobacco • PROIDuCTION CUNT is Oa/snarl crodie— to help you ferns more profitably. • Repay-mints are sclutdultsti when trope of livIraea eta 00kt Market for Highest Prices

• Simple linter's/ is chorpod 0I1 114.• dolly oulasteadirs. b0100111111. 4 Your cost for ustng the roaney is loss.

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• Loons are psi up and oppcertsd by men oho kAoy, fersaimp rseidels Burley fiaorwino Paducah your Tobacco and understand "Always See Your PCA Firma" Of Production Credit Assn. Board Trade, Inc. BLUE CHRISTMAS tree orriainient' taped to a mantel festoon of striped green and 307 N. 4th St. Phone 753-5602 Paducah, Kentucky 344.10 flocked giftwrap. Bloc patter...I payer was used for abacauag decoration on wall. Keys Keel - Office Manager

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