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Selected As A Best All r0 Round Kentucky Community Newspaper UNE 14, 1964 Eargeol - Circulation In Tiie City; Largest Circulation In :Ana The County United Press IN OUR 75th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, June 15, 1 54 MURRAY ?ride' POPULATION 8,000 Vol. LXXV No. 142 Tigers Down Braves, Giants erished: Seen & Heard Mystery Farm Number Twenty Three Civil Defense Officials Around Lost To Pirates Last Night ;session Glum Over Recent In ' Drill et night's actior in the three hits, but the Pirates came MURRAY BO fa. League. the Tigers de- back and slammed out four ft*. s'sszliVraves 10 hit; to 5. The to earn four runs WASHINGTON SP - Civil De- go in the field of rperational 0 seem. wso •Vcr from young a wile. scoring Moss. The Giants, fense officials admitted glumly to- readiness" although We gut to knas: is not to be out- he didn't mean of trai %sat- game .4.0 .S* 27/ 1 t ta day at the done, came back and scored that the biggest air raid drill to minimize "the amazing scope ing ,purts writers who were Giants 17 three here eaN so runs to go since World War II has proved the and ..-tivene.z"." las: week fairly into the lead 5-4. effe. of the drill. well. In the his. nation is a "long way" from le (If was the The Pirates broke the game being He estimated that up io 3 mil- Tigers all the w. mp- wide open prepared to meet a massive atomic He was Tom with six rum. in the lion Civil -Defense workers and Sullivan of the Quin- ed on Gerald Waa third assault. cy. Massachusetts, . six inning and led the' rest of between 50 nrillion and 73 million Pattie: Ledger. runs. Gerald walkeo the They estimated that million; of and game, although the Giants ordinary Americans took an active made two wild Americans would have been killed throws. S,.." .es and rallied in the sixth. part in the mock attack in which Ille was highly complimentary of Wtrgins and injured Monday's got the only two hits in Larry Jetton and if moo: at- 425 imaginary enemy Wr. and Mrs. A. Carman Ted Billington bombers out at the inning. Jerry Ellis then vest- got two hits tack on 41 target cities had been swooped the Carman apiece with Ted get- over the North Pole to Motel where he stay- ed Wiggins, the the real thing. starting pitcher ting his se.ond homer of the rain atomic bombs on the United ed. Said they treated aim Very for the sea- Reports • flowing into "Operation Tigers with a three base son. States, Canada, Hawaii nice and that he headquarters Puerto appreciated it hit. Two errors by the shortstop Shroat Alert" at Olney, Md., Rico very much. led the Giant hitters and the Virgin Islands. - Tammy Wells, scored put the imaginary casualties at Ellis and with three hits. Shacklefosd slam- "We believe that the impact Carl Stout. 7,276,000 killed and 3.344.000 in- med a double for the losers. this national Civil Defenre exer- Ile Was in the Ledger ard Times The Braves jured for 30 cities Authorities said finally hsi to the The Pirates leading cise will serve both as office entil 1:00 p.m. hitters were the totals will run higher when a grim Saturday score to 6-4, but the Tigers broke Don Gunter and reassuring night sending with three singles, alert to the Ameri- press releases back loose and won 10-5 Spencer other victim cities have been heard ' with two hits including can people," Peterson And. Massa,husetts papere Wiggins was from. the hittinc star for a triple. McNutt with two singles. The command center at Olney the Tigers with In addition to painting a grim three his which Hutchens with a double and remained open until 11 a.m. EDT We had 40 send a couple rurselves included a picture of prospective horror and two doubles and a three single, and Gene Roberts today a ta- ta two papers in TocIrs. with a destruction, Civil Defense leaders - bagger. Dan Nix got the silly other triple and a •emands single. conceded their nationwide report- for food, clothing, doc- extra base hit, as be hi: a triple H HE tors, and medical supplies from Arch Dees was to ing and coordinating system prov- serect,e as Mr. right field. Giants 230 015 local CDA headquarters Basketbell, but 2-13 10 6 ed to be far from perfect and in "strick- we wool,* probably Jerry Ellis and Dist Stout 'Pirates en" cities.. have col- 406 034 0-17 13 6 that public participation -might selected Vernon Hatton or lected two hits Moss, apieca for the Stalls, Tarry. Pugh and , than7I'Maga Thousands of Americans took Joe Stevans. Dees pitched in 32 Braves to have been greater li lead their hitang. Ellis Shroat. Kondrako. Roberts the drill as seriously as President paints which is hard and Lorig Way To Go to argue with got a triple and a double. Oakley. Losing Eisenhower, however. pitcher Hurt, win- Civil Defense Adminigaalor Val who scurried into the ning pitcher White R HE Roberts. Peterson said staterricast House shelter when the Tigers 600 in a that 003 1-10 8 4 "warning red" sounded at 1001 Take a look at the new Braves his team "still has a long Way to Methodist 201 010 1- 5 7 6 a.m. Monday. Church building Nation Pictured if you want to Wiggins and Brewer. Washburn. Broiled above is a nice country home But reports see something which represents Mystery also showed many nice. C. Stout and D. Twenty Three. If Farm Neimbei Stout. Losing For Third Day you recognize this farm call 55 Red Cross Head people either didn't know or failed ---,— pitcher. Washburn. Last week's and let us know whose it is. farm was that of Mrs. F. H. Spiceland to follow instructions thit would While we are at it. we are glad In the second near Providence. Scores Cities geme the Giants By UNITED PRESS offer them the best chance of sur- Rev. Lyles was retained clobbered in Mur- the Pirate pitcher. Mic- A muggy heat vival in a real bombardment. •ray in the wave, thr season's Organizer recent shuffle of Metho- key Kondrako for worst, Is Run laaS ANGELES, Calif . June 15. two runs on broiled most of the nation's dist ministers. He is a fine man Fulton Holds 1174-E. Roland Harriman. chairman eastern half for the thiro Out Of Town Calloway and a credit straight • American to any town. day today. Third Place of the National Red Possible LOUISVILLE, Cross. has attacked cities Which The relief was on the way June 15 1.8-Mar- First Christian Church build- Churchill. in jorie except nationwide disaster aid but the form • Morris, a CIO By UNITED PRESS Local of a masslve organizer at a People ing is coming cold 4-H along well Members don't pay it back. front buy's Fulton moving across the Central shirt factory in Adair Coun- held ground in its third place As examples he cited the tor- Plains. It dropped teniperatures ty, told the FBI yesteaday that position in the Kitty League Time tor "Welcome No.-th-South she last night nado-stricken cities of Flint, Mich., 1(den,Ike 10 to 20 degrees and a squall left Culumbia .last week be- by scoring 10 runs in the Will Visitors.' signs Waco, Be In to come down. Win ninth inning Tex.. and Worcester, Mass. line advancing cause some Honors to overcome ahead -of it stirred workers gave het an d.4 deficit Such communities "can scarce- up violent Worms. about two hours to do s.). - and trounce Madisonville our pet rooster which ly expect in the future we finally However, Miss Morns explained 14-8. to be re- lecided Will the cool air wasn't ex- that she The Calloway 4-H club members was a hen, has Confer cipients of nationwide generosity." Theatre settled all pected had been Fulton sent 16 men to to reach the central Mid- trying to organize Lan- whio attended 4-H Week in the platc, rimiest, as to what he is. He Lex- and they he said. west until Wednesday, caster-Walker Manufactering ington last week got six hits, five walks started crowing lustily end fore- Co., won several hon- Harriman. addressing dry before WARRINGTON. June 13. casters said a branch of Kaynee and one batsman was hit to pi-e- the open- Six yesterday. aPs - it may have lost a lot Co. Her union °ryas+ the statq contest& local people will work in British Prime of is the duce a run. Madisonville ing plenary seetion of Coe Atneri- Minister Sit Wins- Its strength by that time. Amalgamated Clothing Miss bobbled the first production of ton June Foy's demonstration three times can Red Cross national COPIVOM110r1 Murray Churchill and Foreisn Secre- It was moving at a Wimkers. in the ninth. Fulton /Rate Ovilege Rumor Leaked at 13-mile-an- was judged as one of the Monday night. The:41yr which Mil this morning gtand- tary Anthony Edcn will hour pace She said some top catcher John Marr got a homerun res-alled the tor- opens coet•er tociery after cooling Neb- workers fro.n the three in the June 17 at Kentucky State sg out in front of the house and at the White state and as a reward and a double and drove nado that hit Flint last June. House with Presi- raska. South Dakota. western plant and their relatives came to in four Dam Park. GrIbertsvIlle. he :Towed like he owned Kan- she receives a 17 - jewel wrist runs in "Red Cross immediately every- dent ,Tasenhower on the sas, Wyoming her motel loom last the wild inning. Ken Me- moved "Dark thing week- and eastetn Colo- Thula-day and watch. The subject of the Moon," first show South of Main Street. end of June 25, that of her demon- Clamrock got credit for the mound in to meet the needs of the suf- it was armounced rado. one woman grabber' her arm stration of the third annual summer today was "Using a Cooky Press victory. ferers." he said. "We 'pint nearly sea- The heat wave broke and another told her she had son of MSC - Neighbor Joe records for a few to Make Butter Cookies:' League $600.000 contributed Theatre at Ky. Darn Wimberly let out The White House the second hours to get leading Union City by all the State described the straight day Monday. out of town. Village will be directed by ,me whoops the other morning conference Jimmy Thompson reacived pounded Paducah 15-2 as Jim country Meanwhile, a cammittee as an informal meet- and threatened to repeat Miss Morris said she lett Colum- a W. J. Robertson. dramatics :.gM early to the per- blue ribbon and Major chalked up M Flint solicited funds direc- awaken another ing" without an agenda formance today. bia Thursday night, was rureser-op in his seventh win and re- tor at Murray neighbor Chi.-ago, where returned Fri- ceived State. to go fishing. We told Press Secretary day, the boy's demonstrations. His sub- of the season against two defeats. over $900,000. James C. Hag- the mercury hit 95 had as second then left again. Sh, said she This prize-wirming play him we hadn't heard ject was "Your Tractos-Servant The Dodgers amassed 16 "Nut one cent of this was turned was giv- a whoop erty announced the visit with this straight record-breaker planned to return. hits, in- en its Kentucky 'ike that and it! or Destroyer." cluding three over to Red Cross premiere under since we liveu three brief state rent: fourth Edward L. by Sal DeMatties to mcet needs." Mr day of over-90 degree tem- Boyle, special agent Robertson's direction at Mur- miles south of Pans. -Some Mies Marinell Myers we a blue who drove in five runs. Al Shinn "On the contrary." he corrtinued. weeks ago the President peratures. in charge of the FBI office heie, ray State College ribbon in hit his tenth homer of "after Red Cross finishea in November, of the United States The storms said the agency the dress revue. The the year its job. 1953. inisted the hit hardest at Texas. wall make a pre- with one all sold he had not given ore with prime costume she modeled which she aboard for the Dodgers. that money was distr:,Outed to a minister and the foreign A tornado swept Rangeiand liminary inquiry to determine if Jenne Lou Jellison. schiarti like that since near had made was a light John Zarcone got his fifth win people over and above v,:rat senior at hr left the secretary of the United Kingdom Crane and a wind, any federal law has been blue printed they MSC and Dover' rain and hail violated. muslin of the season against had received daughter of Mrs. Louise bottoms and. that he had to spend a weekend storm dress and navy cotton dust- one loss as from Red Cross--ir- as his guest ripped off the top of it huge he scattered Jellison, Murray, will join almost forgotten how to c11 it. in Washington. er She also made her hat 12 hits to put Mayfield respective of whether they could the oil tank near Midland spewing - NOTICE and summer group for oil - purse which were in the win column 5-3 over Owens- have taken care of themselves the first time "The invitation was cordially as far as two of white waffle when Ica ac- miles. B D. Nisbet, a Contac. Re-pre- boro. from then she plays the role of the a cross between a tebel yell cepted and pique. on in whole or in part." -it has been arranged At Stanton. Tex., wines bent tentative of the Kentucky Dark Witch in "Dark and a whoop and a hollar. a Dis- Bobby McCuiston arm The Red Cross contributed of the for the visit to take pla,e during flag pole into the abled Ex-Service Ronald raw- Moon." I. shape 01 a horse- Men's Faard will McCage received 683 to disaster victims the weekend beeinning June shoe, and half be in a red ribbon in in last Miss 25." an inch of rain fell Murray on Wednesday. June spring's tornados Jellison will be remember- Dulles on the contour team contest whieti swept Ronnie Hampton, Will Attend Big Spring. Tex. in la minutes. 23 at the American Legain ed for her work in - Home. Other Calloway girls Waco, he said, but received not The Royal Secretary of State John Foster Storms in western He will erd boys Ned Outland Family," and northwest be' at the home one as Gwen, MTS Dulles fro:n attending the state Frieling cent in remuneratien except the rebellious Chapter FFA will join the talks which Oklahoma shrst down 9:00 a.m. until of granddaughter arca wheat 3:00 p.m. 100 4-H club from individual donatiers. of the "family." are expected to deal wits harvests. member:. were Win State the In- At Worcester. Joseph L. Miller-, eon Awards dochina situation. Misses Jo Ellis, Ann Culpepper where a tornado of Mr. and - lack of Western Nebraska and Kansas were also Passes Mrs. D. J. Miller. and Delura Away hit early last June. Murray. and SUCCeSS at the Geneva drenched Young. Ti mmy the Red Crewe a LOUISVILLE IP conference, with heavy rains, as was Arrests had started 1954 grad of MSC. - The Star and the French Made Cuigton and Elio:: Walesop. The to conduct a campaign is st:.ge man- Kentucky Farmer governmeat crisis.- Miami, Fla., with 1.70 inches. ager for will be named group WAS accompanied Mr Reed Outland, for funds, he said But he said the grout). Phis year Duller told a news conference More etorms ha Over Weekend by Miss formerly of tonight at a dinner during the 25th in the East, in- By Rachel it was called off when marks his third season with amigo later he. hopes the cluding Rowland. home demonstra- this county, died at his home in the Central sum- anniversary convention of talks will im- 45 mile an hour gusts and Massachuseets mer theatre. the Ken- prove County Officials tien. agent; Mrs. Mary Anna Batts, Tacumseh. Mich. Monde!' morning Relief Fund gave tucky Association chances for a cola2ctive de- hell inch hailstones at Cheri Mr. of Future Farm- Falls, ---- - assistant home demonstration at ten &clack. assurances that the Red Cross Miller's work in dramatics fense system for Southeast NY., at Niagara agent Mr Outland was aria ers of America Asia. Tails. N.Y., a County Judge and other relief agencies began when he was a ••• Waylen Rayburn J. T. Hatfield, assistant 68 years of age. would share fresivran He said there seems to be eviden- four-month-old 'oaby county More than a thousand youngsters died of the reported this morning agent. in the money collected. at MSC and his outstanding ce that the British heat that several He is survived by his wife, M'-s. work hum all over the state vied fee; possibili- after her mother left her arrests won for him tor top for had been made by county Lottie Outland of The relief fund raised approxi- the award of Out- honors yesterday ties for getting Indochinese pence an hour in a sun Tacumseh. Mich.: in FFA contests. -drenched car. officials over the past mately $2,000,000 he standing Student in Dramatics through the Geneva Meanwhile weekend. three daughters, Mrs. Robert Mari- said Out of in Calloway County winners were conference cooler weather mov- Sunday morning that the 1952 have been Jewel Eravrn was pin. Tacumshe. Mich., Mrs. Red Cross recei.ed $201,- as follows: exhausted and that al- ed into *Jew Enaland, where larcii Max the apptehended in front of Morgan's Man Jailed For Hartsfield and 500 in contrast to the 31.015,971 Grogan, "son of Mr. and Ronnie ternatives ought to be considered. highest temperature Mrs. Joe Erwin of Hampton. Hazel, piano. Monday was Grocery and Charged it spent. The Mrs. W. S. Grogan, Dulles said he a with drunk- Causing Detroit, Mich.; one sister. Mrs. remainder of the Route Four, I give us Murray Training School was one hopes that if that pleasant 78 at Burlington. Vt en Son To money, Murray, is driving. He was fined $100 and Dave Parke, of Murrey. from $200,000 to $400.000 also a summer theatre -ominent et the eighteen winners re so. the forthcoming talks will At Mount Washington. Five of the N H., good his driver's 'license Was Shoot Neighbor grandchildren was never accounted for. veteran who has worked with geld emblem lead to a closer meeting skiing was revoked and three great the Red the father, award for top liTA of minds expected to last until for *if months. Cross said. college dramatic. group on his "united fiction" July grandchildren also survive ance 1950. REE! It chapters proposal. 1 Yesterday WAYNESVILLE, In "Dark ^Ls Dulles Gaylon "Built'. Bray NC., June 15, Mr. Outland was a member of the Moon," he will said no emergency of _ rid enter's was arrested als-Berl L repeat the role — prompted by officials of the Moss, accuse' of caus- the Sinking Springs Baptist Church of Mr. Summey. the talks. He said Mr. which e's noth- County Sheriff's office arid ing his nine-year old son to shoot and the he did in the November Eisenhower extended a ABC Lynn Grove Camp of thes sort of officials on the a youthful neighbor production at MSC. tore the standing invitation Caterpillars charge of posses- to death, has WOW. Harley .1 am that it is Suiter The Weather sand sale of moonshiee. refused food ,for 12 days in Funeral Barkely Janes, graduate of MSC, . • i now convenient for the invitation the services will be held at By UNITED FRCSS Strips Minnesota Bray is out on $500 Haywood County jail. now principal of Washington to be accepted beaause ationd His .iiuthoruties the Sinking Springs Baptist Ele- Eoen will trial is set for reported. mentary School be able to July 3. Church. Wednesday afternoon at Mayfield, will come along. at Dies play Southwest ST l'AUL, Three Sheriff Sunday the role Kentucky: Somw.cloudi- Minn., June 15, tfr - speeders were arrested Fred Campbell raid MOM three o'clock with of Uncle Smelicue, Hagerty, however, would not list the Rev. M. M. ness. warm and humid today with An army of tent cateepalars mov- and fined $10 each plus held without bond onaa first Hampton the guitar-playing, fun-loving any one subject as being costs of de- and the Rev Ralph M7- old a high of 94. Considerable ear- ed acrose Atiropta $950 each. tree murder charge, Mr. man of the hills. cloudi- marked for discussion. today. strip- apparently Connell officiating. Burnt will be Harley M Sutter. age 40. ness tonight and tomorsow with ping trees. king highweys "prefers to starve to death rather in the Elm of' Detroit. Mich., Mr. „Tones' interpretation He said the leaders would slip- Grove Cemetery. died Sunday of this glittered showers or talk pery and causine leart than face trial." He June 13 role in the fall thunder about "many things" at two cars said Moss' Active pallbearers will be Pur- Death Was attri5Utr4to production made storms expected. Low to skid into ditches. only comment carbon him a natural tonight near Mr. Eisenhower GEFTING HARDER was, "Moses fasted dani Outland, Rudell Parks, Car- monoxide poisoning. choice for the sum- and 5', Winetrin EVIRY mer IS 70. High .tomorrow will be near The invasion of worms crawlel for 40 days and 40 nigats." mon Outland, Purdom Survivors include role. lost met in Bermuda in Decem- YEAR TO BREAK JAIL Poiks, San- his *ace, Mrs. 90. ael'alis US. Highway 61 Moss has had virtually dy Outland Orlena Suiter. Although well-known ber, 1953, when they between no food and Caleb Parks. Detroit, Mich.; his for his held a Big Sandstone and or drink since mother. work in dramatics Three conference Friesland and a- SALT he begun the hum- Friends may call at tar Max Mrs. John Soiree May- while in college . with Joseph La- cross LAKE CITY, 414 - The H. Mr. TEMPERATURES Minneesata Highway 13 be- Utah err strike 12 days ago, Campbell Churchill Funeral field; one son, Wayne Jones is making his first niel. the recently 'deposed Frericti Welfare commission Hone after nine Keit Sutter, ap- Pair 51 filch Yesterday tween Askov and the likes to said. o'clock age 7. of pearance with the __. premier. junctian help persons this evening. The Max H. Detroit. Mich.: two sis- sumn•ar group. with 61 in need, hut it ob- Moss Dr. ',EE. If Low Last Night 66 . jects is accused of te:Frig his Churchill Funeral ters. Mrs. Eula Ceinnineham C. S Lowry, social science The French,' however, are not to state funds being Mire is in and The entire city of Duluth spent son. Bert Moss Jr.. to shoot charge Mrs Modell head at MSC. will invited to the forthcoming was for unworthy purposes land- of arrangements. Hayden of Mayfield; repeat the role Waslf- sprayed. State parks. s:1y Pasemore, two of Preacher LAKE STAGES ineton talks resorts and Commission 15. after the youths brothers.- Noble Sinter of Haggler. which may ac-count Chainman H. C. St. Observed Change Other areas were also splayed for disputed over Passmorea guitar Louis. Mo.: and Lillian Lowry (Mrs. To somewhat for the White Shoemaker nodded with Cody auiter of C S.) will House protection. satisfac- playing and his singing. Detroit. repeat the role Station At G a.m. Midnight insistence that tion, after he FIVE Mish. of Mrs. Allen. the meeting this State recovered from his Authorities DAY FORECAST Both Yesterday Tonight month entomologist E. L. Aamocit quoted a witness as Mr. Suiter was a member Dr and Mrs. Loa ry will be "informal.' astonishment, when he received By UNITED PRESS of. have gSwannah 359 n Fluc-t said the insect were moving saying Mi4SS intervened when Pare- the Church of Christ worked with the collere Anticipating a flood of in the followine recommendation KENTUCKY: Temperatures an, a vete- and sum- 'Porter/rile ques- search of food and more spoke a "foul for ran of World mer theatre 5r. 7 RIM` 02 tions, Hagerty places to spin that one person name." and the five-day War II. group for the past said that for the cocoons, be removed freer told period. Wednesday three " .1 hnsonville 359 1 Fall 01 time but would be reduced in his son. "If he calls you that Funeral services will years. being he is not in a position state welfare rolls: through Sunday, will average be held at Saitt-Fitzhugh 359:t numbers by the sprays end attack- again, shoot him." Th2 witness five the West Fork Shows will be Fall 0 1 to say exactly how long "Aid to dependent to eight degrees above Baptist Church. offered by the the Brit- ing insects. children mid the word was the sea- Wednesday Murray S ners; Ferry 35,3 Fall 02 ish visit will funds are repealed, Moss sonal normal afternoon at three College group rech week last. how Churchill He not to be used to buy of 74 with little daily o'- at i.slucky It W 35ie t Fall said that this was a peak handed the boy a .22 rifle and clock with interment the Village Theatre Lie 02 and Eden will travel or precisely hacksaw blades so boy variation A few isolatee in the West on Thurs- year friend car showers day. le, stricky T. W. 301 9 Rise and would probably mark the boy promptly fired one shot, Fork Cemetery. Friday, Saturday. 1.2 when the meeting will Segin, an saw way out of Carbon during the period mossly and Sun- end of them for 10 to County striking Passmore fatally toward Friends may day nights. 15 years. jail." over the the end of the call at the Max H. Curtain time is always left eye. week. Total rainfall Churchill 830. 1.4 40 1, inch. Funeral Home after six o'clock this Shows change eveninr. every tWO weeks. The season will run through July. -
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1 PAGE TWO _ - THE LEDGER , ND TIMES, MURRAY, ./1 KENTUCKY TUESAAY, JUNE 15, 1954 •••• THE LEDGER & TIMES t Warm Weather Mystery Farm Number Twenty Will Continue PUB! lane D LEDGER TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. Two Cur ..4 the Murray Ledger. The Calloway Tares, end Th. 11 2 Times-Heiald October 20, 1928. and the West Kentuckian January Sports Parade LOUISVILLE, June 11 IP-The it 1942. weather bureau predicted today By OSCAR FRALEY that the %vault spell will continue JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER 16:MIS United in Kentucky "at lust until Wed- Entered at the' Post Office. Murray. Kentucky, for transmission as Press Sports Writer nesday, maybe longer." Mrs. Second Class Matter eperatures today aad tomor- Hono THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION row will run as high as 95. ac- SPRINGFIELD. At NATIONAI. REPPESENTATIVES: WALLACE V;ITMER CO., 1358 N. J. a A if &diet 5, a clance ti cording to the furecasha's. High 1 I lot of Monroe, Meerphis, Tenn.. 250 Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michigan the oh! fairevey heroes win. And yet, this is the Open readings yesterday included 95 at Ave., Chice go; getting ready today Evansville, 95 at Bowlire, Green, oree a 80 Rolyston St.. Boston. to take championship and you can't :tin their - last trip down 94 at cently gol."'s Glory it on sentiment alone." Paducah and Louisville, 93 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By carrier in Murray. per week Hoed. at Lexington and Pikee_lle, Club 2 15c, per Qualifies With 7014 and month 63. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. S3.50 else- This is the last year 'n which 91 at Covington' and Corbin. Mrs. J where; 45 50 all former champions qualify auto- Bobby has an answer weth which ,5 for matically Damaging had and hieh winds We for the U.S. Open. which you cal% argue. Despite Ms age The reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the struck parts of Jefferson Ed.tor starts at Baltusrol on Thursday. he went Jut and qualifa LI with a County Caroly. or Public Vo.ce Items which in our opinion are not for the best From now on only pair of very fine 70s. yesterday. The storm was et Orms- honore Ir terest of our readers. five previous individulls who A total of 14 fernier wamers by Village. Lyndon. No estimtti, placed took the oig one had get a free ride. Ned to play but three cf the.r, of damage was given. eated TUESDAY. JUNE 15, 1954 Which makee Byron Nelson, Craig Weed and honore this one tne swan song for a lot of the storied. shoe- Sam Parks.. withdrew. 1-:.ey had dress makers. af ye no illusions aoout possw] • victory Eleven of them will :rainy GROWTH go out with and stepped out for ver'ous rea- OF DAIRYING the young and played eager hopefuls when More than the three day tournament sons. The three decades ago when ;here was a nation- starts. You might say that less than lace c al campaign under way ,o abolish half But to men like Sarazon. Little, :he liquor :rafficp of them have a chance beauti -the likes Burke. Evans, Mancro WIC. Farrell through constitutional -amendment there of Ben Horan, Cary gladiol were a 2ew wise, Aliddlecoff, this will be a grand reunion as but very timid, Julius Boros. Lew dies. souls who said prohibition was the wrofig Wor,nam and they relive Lloyd Mangrum. the days ween they and n way to discourage the use of alcohol. They preferred to wall sped' ,lei:- -way to story. green do it through . The rest of them are Murray Lumber education, knowing it would take longer, here be- Co. Spettg cause with them the Open is one Phone 262 but believing it would be more permanent. pouree of their brightest rnemores. a re- Murray, Ky. • Ff turn for, a Those few hours to the fresh who took that position then, and "a' er who are Still young days of the past. :.len like living, must :pm rtoolorftEr feel somewhat justified when they read Lawson Little, Gene Sar zen, Billy Last Burke, Chick Evans, about the largest brewers in the land going week's Mystery Farm was that of Mrs. F. H. Spiceland near Tony Manero into the soft Providence. and Johnny drink business, Identifying the farm were Mrs, S. E. Spiceland and Stanley Farrell don't expect manufacturing vitamins for the medical Wall. to step into Realm: .fittixfd The farm is the old Lonnie Hargis plaze. Mrs. Spiceland the Winner's Circle prottatkio, and selling hug feed tefarmers. has not come in for come Saturday e Mot the glossy 5x7 photograph of her farm, so we have little evening. food information about it. ransliort To Youth.. Also they may However when Mrs. Spiceland does come in, we will get the Concrete notice be pleased to -learn that the dairying in- information from her But bark in the long ago they and print a story- sometime in the future. did win afford dustry in the State of Kentucky, for it - and until now tnat the first time since has caret% '!prohibition been their pas.-pert to tem- was repealed, ran ahead of the Pour It 4 you • distilling in- porary youth. dustry last year in spite of the fact that state was, I The emir; as al- Lemon, Garcia, Yet in Easy And the eel. n" Thu. liways, the Wynn Major eatice leading producer oi liquor, and League other alcohol caught up to them. This year there Way products. and Save ..werre 1.937 entries fer tr.. Open. Head For Great Season With the starthig field limited te We believe they Standings would be pleastitt because the sale of 162 players, the earemeneine left *!and only 129 use of alcohol beverages have declined places. It was the think- in spite of By UNITED PRES4 ing • :the _ By- -FRED DOW,: &TOM'. Hank Majeski har'. f -ur hits of the U.S. Golf A I•ociation largest advertiAng campaigns in history. It is the re- cid d Press Sports Wr4ter and Lemon and Luny ait:ey these thet too many young pLien. rs With ;salt of education. Youngsters are taught that alcohol is • ach in the assault on Boston NATION XL LE 'E a real chance were ber.g forced harmful-that scm of B b Lemen M•ke pitcher:. to the sidelines. So Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz milk is nutritious, and that soft • W L Pet. GB the' new rul:ng • drinks are Wynn as harmless. ied E..y were 'eaaded t Brooklyn 34 put in. beloved of 52 million Lerner. y.elded 11 21 but "I _ inesr ee.sen lee a5 1"7 hits :r. seven New You can argue it both York . 34 21 f 18 ways. Love Lucy" Have us Indiees. put --n.nes end WAS retrieve:: in favor Sentimentally. fans, bring a simplify your We make ir ta Philadelphia . 28 24 you hate to see the comparisv between the distilling. brew. y .Norluaki. t83 v, trailer Concrete work . ,i-rearb .1.en4*ier least we attes Use .1eg Sox Olet Guard Yet the yotakil -load of laughs to the with a ing and seared 14:watesse _ _ . 28 24 ',311 4‘,a dairying industries by way of , hon-• three runs in the ses4.1th. feffows should have Varsity ' toad of preface to the re- St. Lewis ___ 28 28 500 ti'-; the.: chance, screen today and Iireciskiii--ffilxeci minder_ l• v. es the seventh stra•eht defea• too. that June is 'dairy month." and C.neennat, 26 28 Wednesday cement . that it is mean- ' • Red Sox and 181 7', in M-G-M's hil• . . prepared to ing the r eighth C.J.acae "Wee Bt.bby" Cruaeshaak, one of more and more to Calloway County n. r a ... 23 32 118 11 your order evel'y year. the wizened ancients, summed arious comedy, "The Long at a saving.. has le 41 :aia 18 it li been just a few years since agricultural up when he said: leaders in "suer Ble•-ts Long Trailer." It's the story this • No NI Yesterday's Results 'There county launched a campaign to develop will always hA people of Murray Ready-Mix the dairying 6 who a young couple whc Cc. industry 'A'h 1 h.ld gone :micas :• Pltt,Juikia 5 would like to come out and through,loans to farmers who wanted break in their to estab- c ent ve eppeeraneee at te.: heiuled. see such as Walter Hagen, Bobby marriage the Phone 1226 Coldwater lish dairy herds. Ii sr u.n Sae te. blae...d No 20 av;*h Ralph Jones or --- 10 years from now - hard way_on a trailer Road Ben •r: .7 ..abc)...: I in the eigatn inning Today's Games Hogan play in the Open eve3 honeymoon! The growth of the industry has been little short of as '.:de the :VW w•th their Cine York. is ght 1,,unding. and eee et v.:tory. Mehl. _a those in closr touch with the situation saj Sweet's rein .klyn enght it has just , ye when th Pirate, S:. 1. ielph night started. The cWunty said to be ideal foi .rhasei r .ok:e J in Day.: with e 'C'KEIVINATOR'S 40TH ANNIVERSARY dairying and collecting BRINGS YOU' stations here rmers a year- two .t.el eelly in the butte r of the Tomorrow's Games round money H. crop that amounts to as muc n dollars and Jeffceat comIr2 out is "eave" Milwaukee at Br ioklyn. night cents as the &acne. the payroll of a large factory. r r ;tele. Cincinnati at New York Manage AND - • , ecieved credit A REVOLUTIONARY for his St. Innis at Pniladelphia night NEW FREEZER Yes, education e„anee :h rd n eireph is the best way to discourage an ev:; while Mast Surkoel Chicaiu at Pittrburgh. night N eiffer, r.s eeventh I -Jr Y and to promote something good. on," We consume more milk i7 Pateboreh errors made thr.e than ever before but we cotfld consume a great deal more ••,:. rte., unearned. A M ERIC %N; LE\CUE AT David ombined Pereleeita%e 100 67( LESS! Mil and benefit accordingly. T-•.•• Er. k:s.n.Dealger, ne my Bates, : W I.' Pet. GI, Yinee. • 2-1. before ALCM at ert Cleveland .12 17 .691 Lee, J There apptared a chart recently, Ye nit. St. d,um thu ir annuli ker, headed -June is Chicag 38 19 6*I5 2 Ronn I ...me :or the I. Keith Dairy Month." It shows how much New York _ 3:i 22 614 4 NEW Wa more milk a worker • • (1: tn..- and the Buff.I.., Bisons Detroit _ 25 lhe .463 121,1 "SPACE ENGINEERED" can buy for an hour's work than he could 1 r "d in, parent Dee et lag. es, buy in 1929. Washington . 23 31 .428 1415 DESIGN • 6-1. n enly other 5 .rnes in- Then he could get only - •- .5' !Ultimo-A. 22 34 7113 16 _ WON 3.9 quarts for an hour's-labor. ' "••• ' • a:ye...! u.e 1, ague I eu II teams Philadelphia 21 34 '.142 17 tepee, neWc lbs. In 1939 he could ed in shire height get 5.2 quarts. Last year he Boston _ 19 33 465 . and width could bu,) 17 e, US sec. awing II Cu. ft. 7:5 quarts. .\ • TI'RN.5144111, Ketenatar retngerator. ' 1-14 • Yesterday's Results Compare that with the price of alcoholic beverages, I -, It s.. 21.15 e 1552 end , GROTUN. C nn. - - When or 1 Cleveland 13 Btu", al 5 • -iee frit •:1 detective.' left tits practii ally any item of food, Only gain- -eheduieit and one is likely to 4rwr • - C • Geer', ieation here en buss- NEW Managet • his milk order during June. !.n..ra's, • e try y f tiricl a parki.,.2 tick ' And that's precisely ,the loday's Games • 2'2 •4. t- r b.le. The vinlatee CONVENIENCE thing the dairying industry want- you to do. In fact That's ,rr •ny p eked as toe tetiruriii New 's i; LEVU.. HEIGHT why we ojiserve iA -re -mice" Phil:Wein:11a .1; Cnicago. i ant "dairy month." 1 g0 Washineton at Cleveland so nrro utMght iii - night *OA ea..y leach In. lwrfaie sit, • Ray Robert Bost • et Detroit. night women. Sterner basset at bot- tom slides Lefty Heni 'NEW YORK TO BRAZIL TorriOrrow s Games right out IN 100 DAYS my Rose,( Phileu ,a•i. ( _ Richard Boston et Detroit W Be I ears Ago Jimmy Today Washingten at 11 Buc Cleve: owe night Torts New at Baltim ,re i.ight RANDY Ledger & Times File - SHELVES IN DOOR June 15, 1949 i el) smaller, often used foods hi WON Major I egue fruits The rain in I and luaus fight I.eaciers at hand. ..irence• Mitchell of the County Agent's offii e,"L. By (SITED PEEN'S day. Ile ,a id there w as a possii;i1 it y, how e% cr. of fun- gus diseases affecting crops if the weather eonlinued - NATION 11. LEAGUE NEW • Player & (lath ( All R II Pet. FASTER ratcznal better. Bk •i 54 217 42 82 .376 Funeral services for W. A. Freetin; }Co., %%ho died ye,tertla: \fiscal. St. L 56 219 ;6 61 NEW every shell glve..;/ NO WIDER Mara large Pro so!itl II he•held at the Methodist ihInek S' I. 56 238 ad 87 Mil RELVINATOR Kn. Church tomorrow at THAN COLBMAKER a. m. 'Ile is surviced by liirs'itife, Mrs. tierti, I' - %MI Kit AN LE 54.7 E - YOUR REFRIGERATOR IlsIngeraling unit, designed a, ; Comer.t utie i•on. Mason. Neerr a t lob G Alt R ' rogia. built by Kelyinator tho AL tn.,' ha; been freezer. is the most de- 47 lea 41 72.141 engineer. ('hicago. June ed out! pendable known, 15 1:1')-1:asehall PlitY(' Rosen. Cleve. 44 I YI Mi 346 Tuttle, Bet. 53 180 79 80 .3:41 apparently will pull through his •!. HOME Rl'NS: Mirsel Cardimes strange, Only S2.75 thri-erazy, teenaged girl baseball fan. 21; Sauer. Cub, 20; e Giants Looks just like eer new K•laiater A 17. . Refrigerator... hts the same space - Mr. E. I.. A WEEK Noel, Jr., and son, Buddy, left for RUNS HATTED IN. Musi as an 11 Cu. It Kela rater. Cerdinals 69; Minoe, Wi te Sex -mewl Camp P.akentuck in Illinois to 11114- n See this 40th Anniversary till. 10111 53; .12kb:ow:ILL Ca-dinale .11. (MocI•1 /It IfIVI bonus value by Kelylnator $100 cam P for the Four Riv( N f' ,,uiworr7k BUNN.. Musial. Card ails hich ill extend than previous comparable nion. Cardinals 50: Sch",ndien.;',, ,ig', models! over a period of five weeks. Cardinals 50; A,hburri. P'olliee 45; (1YO„ White S 48. The County Fair .this Mr COME IN AND SAVE year w note many efiaeerae HITS; Jaielenski. Cererneig v.; DURING and addition.:, in cording to Mr. E. I:. How ton, Fair Mail: .•&81111122a. Snider. Dodgers 82: Mu- Car' • dinale 81. Irli_oefsZaciacs/e4. 40th ANNIVERSARY JUBILEE WAVING THEIR HItMETS r r;r Fel.ry, of rade, and tits roommate PITCHING: Keeeen. Wrate Sex OF BONUS VALUES' st Pere irt :er r ty Fist.": 11 are, Jr., of Canibrielge. Mess. They are 9-1: Reynolds, Yiinkees 7.1; Aide- Funeral services for the Rev. ‘‘'. (i. 1:Iiikely : retit Ile renrte c. r in v h thcy will motor from Neu/ York to Mlijc,. phi lt, Pio •Ie .1 • s Rile\ eS • •• • r ion. Teri expect to complete Piadres, 1.11iistki2ric 7-"; I • ,imt, Were held at the Hazel Church Siiiirlae. roo-iii 4-1: lppliance ih• ir y • '41 11 3 (7”.n•nnt:rosn! "
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C. June 11 IR—The !au predict:d today n spell will continue at 1t until Wed- e lodger." i-s today and tumor- Little as high as 95, ac- League he turecastt.'s. High & Babe erday included 95 at Ruth Il League 5 at Bowlive Green, LITTLE LEAGUE SEASON a\mtid th and Lounntrille, 93 OPENS , and Piltev.11e, and TUESDAY, gton. and Cartun. JUNE 15, 6.00 P. M. BABE DUTH had and hitt' wind LEAGUE , All Games will be played of Jefferson County at the Little League Field in the City, Park Boys in ages ic sterrn was at Orals- of 13, 14 and 15 Lyndon. Na estimate SPONSORS All games will be as !,7 played at the Babe Ruth Field in Holland Stadium Y. B. M. C.—YANKS ...... LIONS—CUBS SPONSORS ROTARY—CARDS. MURRAY . . . RYAN MILK CO.—REDS MFG. CO. TIGERS MURRAY—BRAVES BANK OF MINIX BELK-SETTLE—GIANTS asae PEOPLES BANK— ret.- IksaP°s SEASON SCHEDULE PIRATES Lumber FIRST HALF v Co. SECOND hone 262 HALF SEASON SCHEDULE array, Friday, Ky. June 11 Tuesday, . , Cards vs. Yanks July 13 Reds vs. FIRST HALF e'R Cubs vs. Reds Cubs SECOND HALF Yanks vs. Cards Thursday, Tuesday, June 15 June 10 Monday, Yanks vs. Friday, July 16 Giants 15, Braves 12 July 12 Reds Cubs Pirates vs. Tigers Cards vs. Cubs vs. Cards Tigers 3, Pirates 10 Reds vs. Yanks Braves vs. Giants Friday, Monday, .14ne 14 June 18 Thursday, July Reds vs. Cards Tuesday, July 20 Braves 10, Tigers 5 15 Cubs vs. Pirates Giants vs. Pirates Yanks vs. Cubs Yanks 17. Giants 13 Cards vs. Reds Tigers vs. Braves Tues, Thursday, June 17 June 22 Braves Monday. July Reds vs. Cubs Friday, July 23 vs. Pirates 19 Cards vs. Giants Tigers vs. Giants Yanks vs. Cards Yanks vs. Tigers Cubs vs. Reds. Pirates vs. Braves Friday, Monday, June 21 June 25 Tuesday, Pirates Thursday, July Cubs vs. Cards July 27 vs. Tigers 22 Yanks vs. Braves Giants vs. Braves Reds vs. Yanks Reds vs. Giants Cards vs. Tigers vs. Pirates Cubs Thursday, Tuesday, June June 24 29 Friday, Giants vs. Pirates Monday, July 26 Cubs vs. Yanks July 30 Braves Reds vs. Cards Tigers vs. Braves v... Tigers Cards vs. Reds Pirates Yanks vs. Cubs vs. Giants Monday. June Friday, July 28 2 Tuesday, Tigers vs. Giants Thursday, July 29 JS simplify your Cards vs. Yanks August 3 Braves Reds vs. Cubs Pirates vs. Braves vs. Pirates !te work Cubs vs. Reds Giants with a Yanks vs. Cards vs. Tigers of rec rshiti:Th ix et; Tuesday, Thursday, July 1 July 6 Friday, Giants vs. Monday, August 2 it . . . prepared to Yanks vs. Reds August 6 Braves Pirates Cubs vs. Cards Tigers vs. Pirates vs. Tigers oder at a saving. Cards vs. Cubs Braves - Reds vs. Yanks vs. Giants Monday, July Friday, July 5 Thursday, y Ready 9 Tuesday, Braves vs. Tigers August 5 -Mix Cc. Reds vs. Cards August 10 Giants vs Cubs vs. Yanks Pirates vs. Giants Pirates 1226 Coldwater Yanks vs. Cubs Tigers vs. Cards vs. Reds Braves Road Thursday, July 8 Braves vs. Monday, August 9 Pirates Tigers Giants vs. Tigers vs. Giants Pirates vs. Braves NGS YOU. CUBS REDS Manager BRAVES Buddy Buckingham Manager Roe•ert Managers PIRATES Players Young Tommie Carroll, Will Mac Jones Managers, Players Gene Dunn, Glen Jeffrey David Miller, Ronnie Shelton. Rightv Henson, Players my Bates. Tommy Goodwin. Tom- James McKinney, Players ert David Buchanan, Rob- Ronnie Moore, Gerry Lee, Jackie Harris. Jerry Don Wells, Bill Young, Wallace ker, Ronnie Hendon. Sammy Par- Michael Jaipes, Billy Roberts, Jimmie Danny Lampkins, Crouse Dick Stout. Robert Jerry Keith Ellis, John Weatherly, Danny Steel, Charles Buchanan Crass Spann, David Gage, Buchanan, Herbert Oakley, Ti/V Wallis, Ecidie Lamb. Richard Hutson. ry Ellis, Hugh Jer- ens, Tommie Hutch- Dan Gage, James Washer, Massey, Carl Stout, Wells Purdom, Dwaine Spencer, Mickey ENGINEERED" Parker, Billy Nix. David Sodie Carraway, Hurt. Kondrako, Tommy .s. John Hill, James Carson. Bobby Gene Roberts, Don Gunter, ESIGN Adams, Harry Sparks, Dan Danny Roberts Jerry Henry, Neal Sykes, McNutt, Paul Lee. Jerry Conner, WON John Sanderson, Gerald bray, Ronnie Mou- amity holt.C.3 lbs. LOST Washburn. R. Vaughn, J. Ridner, D. is hetet and *with WON Wells. 45155 II CJ tt. LOST telngoutdi WON 1 , LOST 1 WON 2 YANKS CARDS LOST 0 Manager TIGERS Fred Faurot Manager GIANTS IMIENCE Arnold L HEIGHT Players Rose Manager Al Huett Manager this I11.44 upnaht Players Lee Lyons Paul trw 'rotate ill, )4 Ray Roberts, Players 'ace basofit at bot- Mac Fitts, Buddy Farris, Players Lefty Henson, Larry Knight tles tight out Billy Kopperud, Donnie Joe Rob Brewer, Vernon my Rose, George Pride...Jim- raway, Stubblefield, Tommie Car- Oakley, Bill Perdue, David Sykes, Tommy Tommy Wells, Glenn Richard Workman, Nicky Ryan, Tommy Shirley, Jimmy Shroat Brewer. Tommy McClure Ted Billington, Nelson Danny Taylor, Fred Faurot, Young, Danny Key, Joel John Shroat, Jerry Shroat, Shroat, Harold Hurt, Larry Jimmy Bucy Jr. Nucci, Joe Bourland, Robert Kenny Wiggins, Steven Jetton, Harold Moss. Stanley Wilkerson, Jimmie Stalls, Sanders, Dan Nix, Roy Smith, Stalls. Young, Tommy James Moss, Tommy Steel, Edwards, Eddie Wells, Glenn Dan Pugh, Jimmy Futrell, IANDY Randy Phillips. Jimmy Cook, Ted Sykes, Ronald Jack Shacklefrrd, Dougal, Johnnie Mc- Kelly, Joe Pat Barnett. ES IN DOOR Jeff Corbett, Kenny George, Larry Austin, Dickie Farrell. G. C. Cain, Buzz Williams, WON LOST erine. and Ralph Em- uSC .fithi WON hri LOST WO1L0 LOST 2 WON 1 This page is LOST 1 sponsored with the good wishes of fEW the following merchants and FREEZING b usiness men - - - - t.ro to;d ass. National Store Murray Fashion Shop Wallis Drug Store Jones Cleaners West Kentucky Stages • J. 0. Parker Food Dale & Stubblefield Lucas Shoe Shop Market Taylor Motor Co. Riley's Peoples Bank Lerman's Furniture & Appliance Miller Auto Parts Douglass Hardware Airlene Gas Co. Chig's Gulf Service I• • Ashcraft Motors Day & Nite Cafe Thoroughbred Grill D & W Auto Parts Mrs. Mable Stom, Owner Love's Studio Jeffrey's Frazee, Melugin & Holton Ward Auto Supply Farmers Murray Marble Cafe Main Works • Street Texaco Service Stokes Tractor Station Martin Oil & Implement Co. Jack White. Owner Co. 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4 TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954 JUE Lzpcgs, AND TIM. 1601,411AYsi ICENTIICEY - for-refu T The-Crib Worst Heat- Wive -6.11whid-in- re Of Season Bakes wagas ket' but lb° M. R ,Sf0 NA LS climbed relentless- PE Nation Today Temperatures Club News Activities ly into the high 90s in the nation's WOMEN'S PAGE Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Warner have Icy and children of Washington, By UNITED PRESS Eastern two-third Sunday hitting tore. St Weddings Locals returned to their home on Broad Ga., were the recent guests in the The worst heat wave of the sea- a record 95.1 at Chicago, and Jo Burkeen, Editor.. . Phone 55 or 694-W-3 Street after attending the gradua- home of Mrs. Mobley's parents, son baked moet of the nation east costers could see no debt/its re- M. McElrath. tion of their son, Charles G. War- Dr. and Mrs. Hugh of the Rockies today and sapped lief today. 46=1:c ner, Jr., at Ohio State Univer- the strength of advancing cool air. An advancing cool wave was ex- sity. Columbus, Ohio. Mr Warner The .muggy weather spawned Mrs. peeled to reach Lake Superior by Mrs. Gary Myers Opens received his degree in veterinary Mr. and Mrs James T. %Rose, thunderstorms and a tornado in West Hazel Homemakers Tuesday night, but forecasters said medicine. Street. have return- but they offered little Hono For June Meeting South Eighth the Midwest, into Home • • • it wouldn't stretch southward Club Holds Meeting Iti • ed Nine after visiting relatives relief from the heat. Beaches were At 7 SOCIAL CALENDAR the Midwest. Of Harris Grove Club in Tuacon, Arizona. jaimmed over the weekend and Mrs. Home Of Mrs. Paschall Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones et drownings were numerous. Fog on the east coast Was held tion sty /W. Heinemakers Mich., have been visiting cree a The Harris Grove Detroit, ripped off the roof of The home of Mrs. Ellizt Paschall at seven-thirty A twister partially responsible for the ram- oway 1 cently Tuesday, June 15 Mrs. W. R Furches Club met in the home of Mrs. his father, P. A. Jones, and his WAS the scene of the fleeting of Mrs. Madelle Mrs. A. B. Dunn and her broth- a Trenton, bleb.. grandstand Sun- ming and siaking of a 37-foot Club !- The Sunbc.uns of the k lee Point o'clock. Group IX. Gary Myers on Wednesday for its brother, Madison Jones and Mrs. r, Ow the West Hazel Homemakers held tiiarge. day. endangering 1,000 persons cabin cruiser by a Yugoslav Mrs. J Mission will meet at the Baptist Talent, captain, will be in regular meeting. Jones. er, Carl Everett Shroat. have re- with ten members and four • • • • watching stock car races. motorstup 14 miles off AtlantiC Frtday Student Center at three-thirty o'• turned hom Rochester, Minn., where 11 for Mrs. • • • • NJ.. Sund•iy. The four cruis• %gators-Mrs. Willie Cohper. Mrs. Clifton Jones and Mrs. Mrs. Dunn underwent treatment spectators scattered before City. The cluck. Missionaly Sone), Most Kaska Jones. Mrs. Warree Melton. • • • • The Woman's Parks gave the lesson on "Swed- Mr. William McElrath, having at the Mayo er passengers were rescued. Caroly will for sinus infection the tornado struck and :Arne were CRCISSWI and Miss Blondavene More-pres- of the First Baphst Church ish Weaving." They els demon- completed the year's studa-h at the lionore C.rcles of the WAS of the Me- Clinic. injured. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ACROSS meet at the church at two-thirty beautiful work they had Southern Baptist Theological Sem- placed ent. morial Baptist Church will meet strated Olson and their three children had o clock. for themselves on tuck inary in Louisville, is now sasitine • • • • 1-Brilia 7ated Mrs. Henry Dumas gave the de- as follows: Eva Wall with Mrs. completed the closest call when part of the Awfilt Kaska Joni-a led in toweling. his parents. Dr. and Mrs Hugh M. a-- Maya, II aonore votion. Mrs. C. J. Bradley at two..hirty o-- Di. aild Mil. Hugh M. McElrath grandstand landed on the Car In r; on McElrath. During the summer Mr. 13—LaIllk• prayer and also gave a talk clock; Mamie Taylor with Mrs. J. Sunbeam Band of the First which they were sitting. tognit4 dress The Mrs. Bill Wrather led the de- be working in Royal recently attended commencement 13-Eas an "Famous Places." She told tne -thirty due McElrath will af Ye 0. Reeves at seven o'clock; Baptist Ctuu-eh will not meet votion and gave the thought for dieek activities at Georgetown Col- 14-4a sees ins. Williamsburg. Virgin- Ambassaor camps in varicus parts A two-hour downpotn - dumped d. as many group about Bertha Smith with Mrs Cate Wilk- to the Vacation Bible School now of Miss lege of which Mrs. McElrath us 111-5 the month. In the absence of Kentucky. 3.65 inches of rain Oil Newton, ia. and of a special bridge nearby erson at seven-thirty o'clock. in rogre. 11 °Tian Played Rachel Rowland Mrs. Parks made • • • • an alumna. Among the events was In- Jones also • • • • • • • • Iowa, and freak storms lashed The which she toured. Mrs mat- comments on various business The Rev. and Mrs. Law M. Mob- a pageant depicting the 125 years diana. One of the Indiana 'storms It- lace c showed pictures. Circle III II the WSCS of the was red Women's Fellow- ters. The selection of ofticers of the college's history. picked up a grain crib containing 21..4 beau ti The lesson on "Swedish Weath The Cioristian First 5 ethod:A Church will meet Church made and the date for the annual four men and a boy who had ins" was very interestingly given ship of the First Chr.stion wok Mrs. Robert Ether:on, Coat- 27- family picnic was set. A work day Liked Her 211- Ellie Paschall sad Mrs. will have a dinner merlin: at the Mrs. Voters dies. by Mrs: water Road. at two o'clock. at the City Park was planned for ••• Mr. and Mrs. Jessie D. Hope. 14.1. es Nesbitt. Officers for toe church at six-thirty o'clock. charge of 29- eagle and n Jitr. • • • • George Smith will be in the purpose of making lampatrades. 906 Vine Street. are the parents of It•-blealp or, were. -eie.cted. green net club .year the program The club's motto for next year is a son, weighing six pounds 12 meeting. will be held in The Dorcas Class of the First • • • 1S-• Speetg The next "Get More Members sod Be Bet- ounces. named Floyd Michael, 97 Nesbitt in Etapt.st Church will meet with PIANOS 39-• • pouro the home of Mrs. James Circle II of the WSvS of the Thirteen mem- born at the Murray Hospital fro LAKEVIEW ter Homemakers." .0 re r F,fh Septernbe First 111.thod.st Church v:111 meet bers and one visitor, Mrs. Kuy- day, June 4. $495 Buys this new Estey • • • • DRIVE-IN with Mrs. N. M. Crass at two- 3 Mrs. Jones.Is • Hostess kendall, were present. • • • • Spinet Piano with full key- thirty o'clott. Mrs. F. E. Crawford • • • • leader. TUESDAY AND board and bench to match For Circle II Meeting will be the program Jennifer is the name chosen by PERSONALS I • • . • WEDNESDAY Free Delivery Anywhere Circle I Has Meeting Mr and Mrs. Tommye U. Taylor, 5 Circle II of the Woman's Mis- OF Circle IV of the WSCS of the 1009 Payne Street, for their baby "THE GIRLS Used Pismo* $95.00 and up Utterback left sionary Society of the First Bap- ROt • Mr and Mrs Ed First Methodist Church will not In Home Of Mrs. Fox girl, weighing six pounds 10 oun- PLEASURE ISLAND" ambulance Tor Mem- tist Chuch held its June meeting Some Small Ones food Friday by meet until fourth Tuesday at the ces. burn at the Murray Hospital in technicolor zc where Mr- Utterback in the acme of Mrs. E. C. Jooes The regular June !nesting of notice phis. Tenn, home of Mrs. Rue Overbey as Saturday, June 5. the Ken- on South Tenth Street Circle I of the Woman's Mission- with Leo Genn, Don Taylor HARRY EDWARDS afford .s ur.dergotng surgery at two-thirty o'clock. • • • • ary Sohety of the First Baptist careft nedy Veter...rs H Mrs. B. C. Cornett. chairman. •' • • • Dorothy Bromley, Audrey 808 South 5th St. wak•-sq, cnarge of the business sea- Church was held in the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Thornai Wiley Paducah, Ky. Phone 5-5652 You' The Kirksey Homemakers Club Dalton and Joan Elan son. Mrs. M M. Hampton of Hazel Mrs. Ira Fox. Lofton of Golden Pond Route Two .4mr. will meet with Mrs. Ba-ney Dar- Mrs. Jack Kennedy called the announce the birth of a daughter, \111111111111111=111111. Prayers were FOR DAD ter the afternoon. meeting to order and presided Shirley Ray.. weighing six pounds led by Mrs. Mavis Morr.s abd • • • • 12 ounces, born a the Murray Circle I of the WSCS of the over the business session in the ON THE WIDE-VlSION SCREEN! Mrs. F.. C. Jones, June 6. F -st Methodist Church will meet absente. of the cha.rman. Mrs. A. Hospital Sunday, Topics discussed were a., follows- '' witn Mrs E A. Tirker. i09 South B. Lassiter. MARSITX -From The Bible In Losoon" by Ninth Street. at two-thirty 0- Mrs B. C. Cornett, --Bities ir Mrs. A. G Outland was in Mr. and Mrs. Jame- Wendell Amenta's favorite fennymooners Whole World" Mn. Mavis cl'ick' charge of the program on the sub- The • • a • Nurwood of Benton Route Five ... Oa The Big, Big Strew-In Color I Success" by of Morns: "Arnaz.ng ject. -The 150th Anniversary are the parents of a daughter, "Goos World Foreign Bible Mrs. Joe Parker: Wetlands,. Juni 16 the British and Belinda Gail. weighing seven by Mrs. Bernie Mil- topics and Missions" The East Hazel Homemakers Club Society." The devotion and pounds one and half ounces born Lucille BALL Closing r9narks were .mad Mrs. William were given by Mrs. Outland. Mrs. ler will meet with at the Murray Hospital Tuesday. 11,w who was at one-thirty Ocloe.z. Jack Kenriedy. Mrs. R. H. Chilic- by Ilitm •alair 11101 1 Adams 4%614 A ISMII at victory ea the plagasigh- f • • - • -•• -se - C. Wells. XI change of hill. and Mrs 0. face of Mrs. WJa.4 Yapigar, Ratreslocr.ents were screed h1 Weammday. Jai* Is Loa Angeles houaintlfe Who is The J. N. verdwm„!.,apter of Follow/Lag the closing rrayer by MilThe1010,WM/WM the nostess to the six nu-a- hers a:A Mown following her victory Mew Rommie Parker, deonous re- A son, weighing elrit pbunds one %1s:A.3r present. the United Daughters of the Con- over State Senator Jack B. attire with Marjorie MAIN •Keenan WYNN freshments were served by the nine ounce:. was born I Mr. and federacy will have a lur.ebeon at Tenney in a race for Repub- - hostess. Mrs. Charles William Farris of toe Kedah* Hotel at one o'clock lican nomination to Congress Murray Route Two on Tuesday, Transportation will be furnished. In Ca/ifornia's 28th district. ALWAYS at the Murray Hospital Mrs. Younger made quite a June 8, The baby boy has been. maned cPinfigiable • • • • Flag Day Luncheon Is splash at the last GOP National Co_91 and Cyatk is Doy le la Set DRIVE-IN 17 Gary. $4.00 95 June William 11111116.1 - pusvilege Only Thersday, too. (international) f`r Convention, Washington. The Wadesboro Homemakers Held At Kenlake Hotel n..ar Engraved Free TUESDAY AND ii S t elks wane, wit meet swab Al-. James viiC • snail bet WEDNESDAY By The DAR Chapters .r toy a flashy THE JURY" Parker at one-thirty c -,is:k. tei the •Int 'I, • • • • Flag Day luncreon was lob jath•rs I with Biff Elliot, Preston The Brandt. driver of I The South Murray Homemakers held at the Ken1ake Hotel Satur- of slend- Dr. Sellars of th Castle, Mar- our selection colorful, .11unbulanee, along Foster, Peggie Club will meet with Mrs. Robert day afternoon at one tieback by Come in and see • Sheridan and Alan 'the 'Noted buy garet Hopkins at one-thirty °clock_ the Murray, Paducah. and Hop. erizing Swim Suits by Catalina - Just the Suit Murray and Mayfield Reed kinsville chapters of tile Daugh- ters of the American Revolution. of in the Luscious color and CHAPTE eMID wEretE/3/- , You've Dreamed Masons Chapel WSCS Mildred Hatch/o. regent CYNTHIA ws of Use Murray coapter. presided styles you want. the small apart Meets At The Church nurses is and introduced the speaker for two other the afternoon. Mn. Joh,. Kirksey Nora McCiary, The Woman's Society of Christ- home, though of regent of the Paducah chapter. ian Service of the Masons Chapel was only when Headquarters Church met $ Linoleum Methodist WednesdaY spirit that she Mrs. Kirksey chose as her sub- at the church ths big, rambh afternoon ject. "The Freedom Story-. which Underwood. pres1- country, and all Mrs Brooks was Very appraprrate for the oc- the meeting to order. Yet she was 9x12 Ft. Wide, Cut any length dent called casion. One member present said was in charge them, nor about Mr/ Leland Alton her splendid talk could be summed 40 Patterns to choose from ,,f on the aubiect. doctor who too, Use program up in the classic poem. • I Am An Student Wort' Others taking her thoughts Ill American". by Elias Leber-man. thinking about part were WI. Harley Crag. head of the English atpartmen: and the odd wa) and Mrs Pa-yin Craig. F.dd Alton. in the Brunswick High School of had looked Int( Thurman Furniture will be held The next meeting Brooklyn. who was born In Rus- not help won& welcome. July 7. Vinton are sia and came to America with hls who he was, wh like. parents when he was sevin years was really • who had been old. • low, luxurious The speaker said true patriotism roust have been means four tnirgs: Reverence for when the car at They re See these the past traditions. devotion to • • • go the present institutions. and loyal- Could she swear to tha ty to the future ideals of one's to as she and valor to fight. if certain Nash! country, only a blurred r Firsts"From need be in defense of these same 5Vorld that had thing COSTS institutions and ideals. YOUR TRAVEL FUN—CUT YOUR DRIVING ly that no one DOUBLE sure? The invocation was given by cot Mrs. J. D. Peterson of the Murray And how story now, aftei chapter and Miss Frances Hide of 0 the 'policeman? the Hopinnsville chapter led in • man who he the salute to the flag. Men Hatch- sincerely for aa er introduced the twelve members even if she ha of the Murray chapter pitsent be- gether because CI ginning with Mrs. W. b. Swann Well, there thinl d for whose ancestor the chaptee (JP enough to was named. Mrs. Kirksey intro- Sort it out, it Kth duced the twenty-four members of have been cliff her chapter and Miss Sophie Reed- been killed. Poo enough off, as er, vice-regent of the Hopkinsville hip, possible col chaptet, introduced the thirle;ri to ace the chapter. roar go members of her row, call on ht visitors-Meedamess. L $. Butler. of course she r Claude Baker, and .1iitilude B. ace Mr. Nornu Street of Paducah arid Miss Lydia would see him Acree of St. Louis. Mo. - were Sites, and she w 0 Finest Year-'Round Car See the ell-oew Rambler Cross Country O shown above : a family welan. present. got a chance, had not been -trasel car" and station wagon -ail Colorful bouquets of summer three Air Goomilit;oratig • in one' The kits flowers carrying out the color been friends a •Se* the •xciting new Metropolitan. schere of red, white, and blue In Richmond. 7 S2 ra NIT OMR Up to 40 miles to the gallon of gam. were placed at the different tables share an apart S218 TIM ILUS graduating as ;"1.0 Exclusive reclining soots! Adjust to with the head table havirg placed Suits 4,rne aee it' One Printed Cotton chosen • tow O any of five positions, reduce fatigue. in the arrangement an American system combines a Richmond and flag. At different intervals were refrigerating unit Only Nash ethers twin beds-for va- Chromspun was Norm's he O placed miniature flags tied with a heating unit cations or overnight. • -this preferred satin ribbons carrying out the ... a filter to keel out dust and meet pollen tommunity ant Arebeseoeloe color scheme p1-armed by Mrs. Nylon Lastex th . . . freeh air ventilation -with one single to whatever Shreeemao Price Doyle. Ineptr-iition from the Rottg-Wed isles south of tha lorder:;) had be temperature control'. The one+, ,ar air eon- llonfbfor • They. • • I • im-Old house TI dit pining eyetem with fresh air intake •Isove MaInvola an emerald isles set in jewrI-like spetrliiing blue waters -ell tramPort41110 $9.95 to $19.95 verted Into Sc' the hood You MAN, $27#4 arTOW nfa.Sm sfOlORS. Cev154Off and Subrarinea huve been Invented to our shores for Catalina's exciting new Carribean. Cqectien.) ments. It wart aia•it All Wo.oth..• 52-s 5.SYno i$',,i.appleal AMERICAN MOTORS CORP., ot-tean arm cen which were piopelled by oars, ' near the Ayer • neighborhood clock-work, springs. Rh am stored LOOlt rot .1st tashionable on F•ui New Low Nash PrIcas Start at .1445* -f. .wlff ••frf t•f• •••t I•est •ff - • • -• •• • in tubes, chemical engines, com- had moved ot is and nov ere pressed air, stored gases, and elec- iii MOTORS, 7th at Main St. — Murray 373 • mostly ti PARKER tiic muter* lillaggelialiklenntftealleffneetete•-•'.--- . —
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PAGE FIVE JUNE 15,1954 THE 1.11DGER a TIMM. MURRAY. IIINTOCRT 1954 for—refuge— The—crib YE$DAY, JUNE 15, sow and four dairy animals. weeke, every officer of the Hazel 600 feet, but L1O Oils Tommy is the oldest of three Chapter will appear in this paper of the d. ommy Story children. He is a meryiber Next week our chapter will feature Baptist Church. Oak Grove ef ures climbed relentless. Dan Poyner, Vice President high 90s in the nation'i This is the first article' About the Hazel FFA. Heads Hazel officers and in the next few b-third Sunday hitting our .1 at Chicago, and lore. definite re. id see no SHOP FFA Chapter BETTY SUE By JEAN S BEAUTY ex- Ft.L.I.Ow Icing cool wave was This the 9th dey of June, 1954 I KNOw A ThANSPARENT A N I HAVE A FRESH JERSaY COW ALWAYS COuverS A FLOCK reach Lake Superior by EARLY Weeks .• Mr. and Extra heevy maker. IX- George H. Tommy Story, son of OF SHEEP, ONE Cr! ONE ght, but forecasters said Early Harvest apples ear ripe for sale. NOTICE FOR SALE ilpi Clerk Calloway Circutt Court Tolbert D. Story. of the SIJORE GO- peaches. H. E. McCann!' at the ley Parley. • 2 • . stretch southward into (jul6c) Crossland Community, was selected Perdue orchaid. (jultip) NCYTICE OF SALE 13•D 'at. SOLID GRANITE, President of the Hazel Chapter of ON TS, notified that YOU CAN BUY The public is hereby DID YOU KNOW the Future Farmers of America :he east coast was held __rge nun styles, sizes' Call 85, FOR RENT at 2:00 TWO BURNER HOT PLATE. on Saturday alternooe, Kelvinator Air Conditioning at for the coming year. esponsible for the ram-' Works, 1919 model the ce way Monument like new. Good ge-sizc baby p.m., June 26. 1954, one Riley's and ply only during Tummy has lived on a farm all stitking of a 37-foot No. re Owner, a est Main crib and mattress, cht ep. Call BRICK liC ISE. UNICUNISHED, Plymouth automobile, serial months you use it? Beat the heat! iser by a Yugoslav tjul7p) three bedrooms. Modern conveel- P18-12317476, motor No. P-18-364- Call or come in today Riley's ear, (iy200 610 mornings. • 14 miles oft Atlantic ences. Double garap. Fall base- 863, wili be eold for cash to the Furniture & Appliance Co, 510 W. Sunday. The four cruisi, day's Peelle ment. Available June 15. Reason- highest and best bidder at public Main St., phone 587. i3u17c1 Y ers were rescued. SWORD PUZZLE An"°' ably priced. Call Mrs. Geerge Hart, outcry at the L&R Mrears, 141a you can "count" on the experienced operators at RID YOUW HOME OF TERMITES Ladies, 4:4 felA Muriae. K„- "know-how" to ACROSS 40—Tiny 11 81 237. West Main Street, BEAUTY SHOP. They have the Leeee.[Ea and insects. Expert work. Call JEAN'S 42—Pilfer MEM C.?,:f lucky, and that such sale. is bein; . . . to give soft, lovely, long- t—Brase 44—Loaded 'J CesiE?: 441 or see Sam Kelley. Mel style your hair for YOU dweller tit—Pronoun RIMS DRoAp conducted to satisfy an order of. . .. facials and 15—peatirt P I A E ROOMS FOR RENT. r-'14 lasting permanents . . . scalp treatments S—alatisr.A aft 18—Isolien that the Callaway Ciieuit Court direct- evil 6ti—Inciliiatmn S Street, phone 259. W. D. Sykes. Turn your beauty problems over to us! letter mg the disposition of sail car and • MIDWAY MOTORe • manicures. 65—Greek aK3121114 ILTU REMO (tic) 61—Above (poet.) the therefrom to be de- 4 miles South of Muiray on Hazel • seen 65—Cooled lava OWO HOUMA MUD proceeds , as 61-ePlace for MIZE,1 Mintaa posited iri the registry ot the Cal- Road. worship APARTMENT TOR REM. NEW- c/EAN'S BEAUTY 8/10/7 OU Men loway Circuit Court. — Drive out and save $$$$ .— IT lan 61—Fall behind LIC14MUR ly decorated, wired for stave. Built NO. 62—Small islaial Mena! •New and Used Cars •Televunon 1091 493 57*"S7 : M uRRAK 16— 61—Sea In Aria ONDW UMW in cabinets. 810 West Main St, Pkonc 19—. red 65—Fruit drink MON DU OMMO phone 109-W. COMMONWEALTH OF KENTU- Grayson McClure, Purdom Parke 21...a • Sr.— Box WICIO Phone 84 aly100 23-- se 67—Carbonated MOW CKY, DEPARTMENT OF HIGH,- 27— Us mixture FOUR .1400M HOUSE eaN CADIZ WAYS, NOTICE TO CONTRACT- Is— — Its d THERE IC NOW A SINGER DOWN tiro& Raad 4., miles out. Garege. smoke- ORS. OM In (abbr.) Sewing Machine representive for 21- a* flew 7—Mature wiled tor stove. on 1—Stinging Insect house, electric new and used machines and re- r.—Aged 3—I•raine animal Sealed bids will be received by ir*" Yea etut tonic dvIty Phone 964-J-1. (jul7c) er S—Beveragit the Department of Highways at its pair service. See Leon Hall. 1411 4—Field dower 10—Musical PIANOS 37 ,l• Instrument office, Frankfort, Kentucky until Poplar, uhone 1074-R TPC • 39— Ogle, ev• 11,1 1 111—Cofflo I. • Dustect List" Xellasurs 5—Check bouks I1 WANTED TO BUY ed a. m. Central Standard Time •-• - v& "Beat lye this new Estey festival ;ii the and day of July, 1e54, at se—Lair Positions Wanted 112 Laflo with full key• 22 —IV ha( which .time bids will be publicly NMI 016 40 ACRE FARM. LOCAT- life and worked with hie nd beach to match 1111111fflin 23--Shiu'a 30 opened and read fur the improve his complement or Maytielp. their 140 acre farm 24 At this place ed around Murray ment of: POSITION WANTED. BOO K. - daddy on )elivery Anywhere 11110111 1111111110 enough to drive 25— Rupees (abbr.) See Gerald Ballots, Route 3, May- Calloway County. SP 18-303 The keeper or accountant. Some typ- since be was big 36—norn began his high school linos $95.00 and 111111MIIINIMIll IBM 30—Flat tened field, 5 miles out on Dun Road. Hazel-New Concord Road from E. ing. Coll 695-J-1. (jy4c) a mule. He up the males High School at (julep) C. L. of Hazel to a County Road, career at Puryear ie Small Ones iiIIIIIIIM11111111111111 '• I ieteloried to Hazel in the 33—Fccentrie 1.38 miles east 01 beginning, 1.379 and transferred person (slang) fall of '53. He has alway_s, burn child miles; The Hazel-Crossland-Lynn :Y EDWARDS )i C2 3) 36—Small SERVICES OFFERED because he says 35—West Indian Grove-Browns Store-Ky, 121 Road active in FFA Proof I South 5th St. Islands "He likes it.- Monite Moth eez/V'ee frcm US 641 in Hazel to ,Ity. 1023 Sat-Ask 'Ss ".S5 re 4I—Com• Into , Ky. Phone 6-5652 as:seSe view PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL 4.500 mile:: the Wisewell-Crossland 43—Cat short Last year he eitteied his tobac. 43 _ea' of Cleaning Free ee si Tee 1 4;,i-• District photography. Telephene 'Neils and Road from Ky. 94, 4 miles west in the 'a Ceree re'- - a. a Al Wee y 1111111111•11W Wrather Studio at 1439 for ap- WCI. of Murray and extencthig wcr held in Murray. e6 et Vzet . (abbr.) which • r IT—Printer's pointment. South Side Square, south 1.450 miles; a total distance received a blue ribbon base Repellant measure (121e) of 7.329 miles. Bituminous Surface Water So SI 43 49—liming device Murray. his tobacco in good condition. It to 60—easm a eight Class C-1 or F. March, Tommy entered ,is hogs 64 5 SO 59 of India NOW! YOUR WRIST WATCH Finish at ri —Peruse in the fat hny show and sale and I thoroughly cleaned, oiled, adjust- The attention of the pi espective t2—Platfornt also received a blue ribbon. In 54— Viper ed. only $2.50. Prompt accurate. bidder is called to the prtqualifi- 54—In favor nf Small Extra and necessity 4.6 Li—Young t,ov Sixicial bargain offer end:. June 30. cation requirements April, he participated in the Pm 60—Ouldo's high for securing certificate of eligibili- note, 1954. — Repairs Dept Parker's chase District FFA clay. enterieg Cost 113—A state (abbr.) Jewelry Stare. (jul7e) ty, the special provisons cokering the tobacco achievement contest subletting or assi;ning the contract for which he received a blue regulation and the Department's ribbon and acted Sentinel in the which prohibets the issuance of Parliamentary Procedure cont.' proposals -after 8:00 A. M. Central The team received a white ribboi, Standard Time on the day ef rthe Tommy was elected the Hazel FFA For Prompt Be Well Groomed- will Pi1/111 opening of bids. Proposals President in May. during offi- .enan WYNN not be issued except Be Wise . . ADELAIDE cial busieess hours. Mr Story is very interested in' Call Klcr ..... • his son's work and has given him • ii•'••;-•'. HUMPHRIES Note: A purchase charge of 61010 an opportunity which all sons 44 Call Us Today! will be made for each. proposal. should appreciate. They work as love. If anything Remittance must Accompany re- farming 11(NO,S111 the factories and mills, many of frighteningly, In partners in their general table Nora Refttods erlithia Doyle is • aurae at a Male them foreigners. should happen to her Alan, quest for proposal forms. program but sometimes find it for chili:hen in • ,ity os4..,-plavilesed 11-9 at- would be a long while, if ever, in will not be made for Any reason. near Washington, D. C. While off Inside, the apartment was necessary to rent more land. Their d nip. she witnesses an actident In tractive as the gals had been able getting over it. Furthgr information, luddiaal 1WitAP AND GOWN, Ethiopia's is struck and In- said. farming program includes tobacco, sena, • smell hey to make it. They had painted the "You look worn out," Nora proposals, t-t cetera, will be •au n- I Emperor Haile Selassie ad- )or by,• flashy •port •-car. She SUPERIOR to get dinner; every- soybeans, hay, rus td the victim's aid. An angry walls a soft gray-blue. Nora had "It's my turn 'shed upon application to the dresses the University of Meh- field corn, popcorn, to threaten Norman practically ready. Of Cob g•t hers made wine-colored draperies for thing's Frankfort Office. The right io re- .l lean assembly In Ann Arbor pasture, dairy cows and hogs. Brandt. driver of the accident car. but Roz nas a date. The date the living-room windows and had course DIGS. an honorary doc- Dr. Sellars of the arrives via served to reject any and all after receiving his farming pier LAUNDRY & CLEANERS and end all dates, from the way Tommy has for 4 ,ambulanee. along with police, slip-covered some of the furniture to Of Highways tor of civil law degree. The hot- Dtspartment tobaci . 'the injused boy is taken to the materials. There were she's been carrying on about it. It gram. three acres of In colorful Frankfort, Kentucky Lion of Judah is on a state sent seems she ran into some old flame drood a few good pieces of furniture visit to U. S. (lnternattunal) sixteen acres of corn, one of hers for whom she's been car- June 10. 1954 THREE from "back home," some well- CHAPTER years—he's been • - Buslmillar chosen prints hung on the walls: rying a torch for By Endo 4.• MEMO '. CYNTHIA walked on home—if in Eur- NANCY built-in shelves held books and overseas, too, somewhere e apartment shared with he's in DON'T the small records, and containers of trailing ope, I believe. Roz says I nurses, Roz Effinger and the ARE YOU • 4. two other Ivy and other plants added a some mysterious branch of WHAT WANT TO McClary, could be caned some- Nora cheerful note. government like spying or DOING WITH home, though of course it was. It Anyway, she's so thrilled." DRIP let herself In this thing. was only when she got low In When Cynthia THAT CANDLE had a fairly good idea "I never dreamed our Roz would ICE CREAM spirit that she grew homesick for evening, she would carry a torch for any man." Cyn- HOLDER? rambling house in the what she would find. Nora ON MY the big, She could not be at the Governor Winthrop desk thia was amused. country, and all her family. ever actu- which had belonged to Cynthia's believe that Roz would NEW Yet she was not thinking of in Jove. Maybe Roz was great-aunt—writing her daily let- ally tall DRESS nor about that certain young love did not them, ter to Alan Davies. He was the lucky. For sometimes who took up so much of Look at doctor boy she had grown up with and make you too happy. thoughts and time. She was letter-writ- her would marry when he returned Nora, living in another thinking about Normal) Brandt, heart out. from Korea. Nora's piquant Irish ing world, worrying her and the odd Way In which kis eyes might face would wear Its rapt, oblivi- And look at me, Cynthia had looked Into hers. She could return- ous expression. She would be have added, her thoughts help wondering about him— not chewing the end of her pen and ing Again to Walt ... who he was, what he did, what he the bath- running her finger, through her Roz, emerging from really like. And about the girl thoughts. was short hair. room, interrupted her who had been with him In the girl with As for Roz, or Rozanna as she She was a tall, beautiful low, luxurious car, • girl who features, • J was never called, she would, of black hair and classical must have been behind that wheel more like a pho- course, have taken over the bath- and she looked is hen the car struck down 3 Child than a trained room. She would be caroling in tographer's model not completely the shower, doing her nails perched nurse. She was By Al Capp — witness stand she had on a Chinese Could she go on a on the edge of the tub, or sitting dressed, as LL' ABNER be as lovely face was to avi'car to that? Could she before the improvised dr essing housecoat. But her was, with and her hair i-ARE THLE WELL,FOR SHE rvlusr certain as she felt she table with its ruffled dotted-swiss cal(luny matic-up, BUT, T'S -40W THAR 6 A CAvLRN of some- In an intricate fash- h. only a blurred recollection skirt Over blue taffeta, got ng was arranged wHUT TRUE IN TH' TOWN- , t_EAvE THEE— so quick- high her head in a fan- thing that had happened through all manner of beauty rites ion, on PALS WE IS - : Do Nor LET" THIS PARTING be AN' THAR YORE IV'. ly that no one could poasibly her already perfect skin. shaped knot. THEE — on OURSELFS,TIR-YIN' T'D1G WE'LL CHEER TRUE LOVE DONE "t GRIEVE sure? 'Now tell me honestly. my AC)00,ADOO.F., For Roz was their glamour gal. -how does it UP N.N)F ADO°, KIND FRIENDS, And how could she change her lo*s," she said, OUT?!- IT'LL TAKE. :E1-1. DOWN — She had s date practically every for hours, MOURNFUL v4E .CAN NO LONGER 5rAy WiF Y000- now, after she had told it to look? I've struggled 50 %MRS -AN'THEN,WHUT'LL A Q story night in the week; without fail ....1..7.--lb against simply hours. I wanted an effei t SONG.'!-HERES the 'policeman? Or turn. every week end. Usually with a WE. FIND? - tymTHIN• thanked her so that would be staggering. Or may- • man who had different man. Or at leas t, as pair ECNES" v, 1 TN'PITCH - what she had, be it's all a mistake and I should 4 sincerely for saying Nora said, it certainly was diffi- I ?v• take it down and just let It hang— even If she had not said it alto- they cult to keep up with them; do you think?" ;#4, gether because of him? What came and went like the tore it looks lovely," Nora lei ..,ase Well, there would be time -I think monthly sheets from a calendar. said. Nora always thought Roz ('enough to think all th.a out later. • '41 911, how's everything? What's looked lovely, although in her Sort it out, it she could. It would •it new? My, but Its good to be secret heart she preferred Cyn- have been different had the boy home." Cynthia entered With her thia's type of beauty. It might not been killed. l'oor child, he was badly usual greeting. Then, as usual, but it was the sort enough off, as it was—a fractured be so striking, she flopped down into the nearest that grew on one; the sort that a•-* hip, possible concussion. She would comfortable chair, removed her lasted, too. go to see the little fellow tomor- sags- white oxfords, and propped her "It's stunning." Cynthia was '// row, call on his mother, too. And u 1 ••• OP --MI .0•• feet up on a fixitstool. Why was frank, as she always tried to be, of course she probably also would it your feet gave out before the without hurting anyone's feelings. see Mr. Norman Brandt. But she rest of you? She was on hers so "But I'd say It depends on what Byres would see him only for a few min- By Rasta= Bata much during the day. There was you plan to wear with it, Itoz. Lf ABBIE an' SLATS utes, and she would tell him, if she seldom time to sit down, and when it's something sophiatisated, your gut s chance, that she knew be -BECKY'S LET ME GO IN THERE FIRST-) she did, except for a halt hour at hair will go with it; if it's simpler, PLEASE,SIR had not been driving that car. PrinlablV.WArk MAYBE I CAN SAVE A noon, she always felt guilty. maybe a simpler way of arrang- IN THERE. IF YOU START The three young nurses had COUPLE OF INNOCENT‘‘....) Nora stopped chewing the end ing-" BE HOLED UP IN SHOQTIN: SHE MIGHT • n friends all through training THEY MAY of her pen, pushed the f n I ded "I'm wearing my new black," GET HURT. Do ME A LIVES,' In Richmond. They had decided to THERE. REMEMBER, THEY'RE sheets of air-mail paper aside, and Roz Interrupted. "Thaiik heavens FAVOR, PLEASE, share an apartment together after WOMEN-BUT KEEP IN MIND, BIG came down to earth. I it! It set me back a week's graduating as R.N.'8. They had have TOO,THAT THEY'RE SIR ... salary, but I had a hunch when chosen a town located between "Hello," she said, looking at her DESPERATE CRIMINALS hail just, I saw it In the window of that Richmond and Washington, as it roommate as though she AND THEY'RE ARMED,' Cyn- realized Cynthia existed. "Every- little French shop that someday was Nora's home town and 50 DON'T TAKE preferred living in a smaller thing's fine. I had the most won- I'd need it." thia him off his feet, ANY CHANCES: tommunity and Roz was agreeable derful letter from Alan. Ile said "You'll'knock write for whoever he is," Cynthia assured to whatever the other two a anted. the reason he couldn't es' Roz did look excited. Nnra They_ had been lucky In finding a few days was they were moving her. „ river- one of those must be right aboue this date be- an-Old house that had been con- across some .311 t re nispert.*--0d ing special. verted into several modern apart- unpronounceable Korean ones—and .11 "If I don't get it-Move on," Roz ments. It wile conveniently located he says It's still frightfully cold 'The there, but he's pis& fine and I'm said, without stopping to give any ' near the center of town. He hopes he will be information as to her date's iden- neighborhood had once been a not to worry. • • dill • tity, "I won't he ready. If the bell ',.arirgrf triehionable one, but Its residents home sometime this slimmer. Isn't one /WI 1.1ita moved out Into various sub- that wonderful, C'yn?" rings before I'm dressed, or. - ...... hail have to I and now the people there Cynthia said it certainly was. you gals will answer it," ,its (To Pim d morale those who worked In roc, mho was pn terrible ••••••••16, 4 • ---
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TUESDAY, JUNE 15,1954 Titer LEDGER AND TIMES. MURRAY. KENTUCKY acres of land for corn. SHE HAS PLENTY OF COURAGE Dan and his father's general WHEAT ELIGIBLE FOR SUPPORT IKE • Dan Poyner farming program includes a large HOUSE NEWCOMERS GREET herd of beef cattle. Dan's part of the herd includes five registered Is Hazel Bogger; Angus farm near Mali- sonville. He also has 12 acres of corn it FFA, V-P and one acre of tobacco in lila farming program. Special FFA activities Dan has A Dan ,Poynee son of Mt. ana Mrs. participated in the past three Buren Poyner has been electel years include: fat hog show and ,.ee. president of the Hazel Cusp- sale, two years; tobacco show and of the Future Farmers of sale, one year: FFA day contest, ‘mertea. for the second coresecti- three years: and National STA 1 ci .‘e year. Prior to this offica he radio broadcast. two years. He has e as _the chapter treasurer. won a total of three blue ribbons, ee one white. Den lives in the Midway corn- two red ribbons, and be a senior at 'Heed -.enter and has one sister. Mrs. Dan will es( Ca He plans to :aeries Tidwell. %%hose husband High School this fall. ha after graduation. -.itioned in Okuiawa at the present attend college lab member of the Locue ea. Dan is .a -at Grove Baptist Church. Is Distr 'Oen is starting his fourth year 10 feature AS He is Our next article will Ire a future. farmer. partner- ship with his Dad, who has bee" James Hu.h Stewart, Hazel eTA 4 treasurer. Star Fl ale pla --- is greeted by (middle) Rep E. Ross PRESIDENT EISENHOWER LOURSVILLE, 7 Adair (Re Ineiana. and Rep John J Rhodes (Re Arizona. at a BOW .eND ARROW SPORT Jameg °titian, lac eOastrington dinner far freshmen and sophomore members of the BOOSTED IN MASS. Training Sehaol bei House. Seventy-one persons attended. (bitentalmact. Souw4p/s/a4) gla --- Future n ers die BROCKTON, Mess. mr —Archery been ?vaned a I are ITALY has become the favorite sport it'd er. Yotling Olen, sr( TOSCANINI OFF TO e xerettre • PRESIDENT EISENHOWER Inspects the wheat on hls 189-acre farm ballot for the Sp. Milton Alger. former- isivsident near Gettysburg, Pa.. and learns it is eligible for the rigid price 1 seheduled for to of County Bowmen, Pot the Plymouth supports he hopes to abolish. At left is the Eisenhower farm Kenny Reed, says archery "has all the friendly caretaker, 1\an Feaster. (international Soundphoto) named Kentuck, competition of gall. the -allure of 1954 * the '25t) target shooting, and the health lire Vintners o benefits of a lt,rig walk in thi You Read Today's Classifieds • n lure last r wood Have Reed was ch DIANE DEFOSSE, 8, whose legs were amputated last June when • tor. -for hi outstand redo destroyed her borne in Worcester, Mass., is shown rakana in her termini back yard. She new has artificial legs and is able to wa:k and play et-ahead ship. &cavities to with other children in the neighborhood- (International Screadphotea not affo cars you TVA Weekly • Newsletter Dan Poyner es* very cooperative in 'FFA ork. Ts e TVA forest tree nurseries pulpwood at age 15 years. grated Dan farms with his Pad on their 4 provided 12414.100 seedl ngs dur- y.eld a stumpage retiree of more 433 acre farm. Much impeovemeot ing the past spring for plantma than $3.5 million. The average h.:s been made on it in the. past in the Tennessee Valley. TVA acre of pine plantations ahould be few years. said today Distribution of the thinned three or foar tenea, before Some of the improvements in- seedlings by states was as follow::: the fine' harvest of sawLaber he clude 25 acres of land put into Alabama 1.892.100:, Georg a 714.400; said. Beginning at age 12 or 14. production by cleaning away un- Kentueky 315.600; Mississappi le with a thinning far post:. recent desirable woods growth and draw- 017.000; North Carolina 1.276.0OU: TVA studies indisate tax: at age ing. One pasture field has been Tennessee 6.783.500: and Virienta 45 an acre of loblolly pine on tested I. determine the need of 463,500 An additional 9.427.00 were go.ei soil will have yielded posts. plant food_ The soil was found deficient in conductor Arturc Toscarant. now semi-- produ-ed on contract fir caner pu1pwa3d. poles. and sawlogs 117-YEAR-OLD phosphate and potash, well as his eyes from sun as tie takes a last lock at Nee- ere public agencies. worth about $3.000. some minor trace elements. takeoff at Idleelei airport for Italy. Savtng goodby are his Richard Kilbourre. eewly ap- "If this figure is cut :n half to This was corrected by applyiog daughters, Wanda Horea its (middle). wife of errant* Vbeetereelse-filesetteettedtreetor crt TVA's Forestry allow for differences in species. two tons of dolomite, Mai pounds Horowitz, and nil granddaughter. Sonia Horoeita Accomeanying Relations Divinen. said ihat about site, and intensity of mar...gement." of gypsum, 100 pounds ef him on the trips. another daughter. laternatioaal SAA• oselAA AtA I 20 million seedlings co...ia have he said, "the 45-year vale, of po- .44 per cent potash.. and 200 pounds planted in the V:iley thes mary preclucts—posts. puipwoed. Jager been of saavlogs—from 195,000 60 per cent phosphate per acre. (SueleAllaitalr 20)/afra 3pring if they had been available poles, and 0.4 morn- noy owns The field was then seeded for osimanwrig..... • Etatt, eta UP tom A Vela Went 60551016 tion. He MAKES NEW DISCOVERY IN EGYPT He said the demand foe seedlings acres is $2 million. The end pro- pasture. Mr. Poyner v..as very well
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